Automobiles Abroad Reflect French Exports Growth in 1930
The article notes automobiles as a backbone of industry with France expanding motor vehicle circulation in 1930. It cites 178000 more cars in 1930 than 1929, France importing 18004 vehicles and exporting 39154, and Algeria as a key market importing 9010 vehicles valued at 9.84 million dollars. France led sales across passenger cars, commercial vehicles, parts, and bodies, with Spain and Belgium as other major markets.
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France
Piaa
Gallie Nation
W. J. Plager
Europe
Maly
United States
America
Ace
Algeria
Africa
Spain
Bellum
Inborn Musical Talent Revealed by Iowa University Tests
A study from Iowa University suggests talent in music requires all musical elements to be acute and is largely inborn. A child with poor pitch or timing at age eight will likely remain so despite training, though high general intelligence can aid exceptional musical potential.
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Iowa University
Rise of a Bellhop From Humble Beginnings to Hotel Magnate
Ellsworth M. Statler rose from a Somerset county boy with Penal schooling to a famed hotelier. He learned the trade as a six dollar a month bellboy in Wheeling, built his first Buffalo restaurant at 33, then a large hotel for the Pan-American Exposition at 38. He later ran the St Louis fair hotel and the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York, earning fame for ground-up learning and courteous service.
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Iseen
Ellsworth M. Statler
Somerset County
Tom Dutty
McClure Mouse
Wheeling
Statler
Snen
Elthes
Pennsylvania
New York
Road Inc
New X Ray Chickens Believed From Experimental Breeding
Dr. Dutfenbach of New York reports X ray exposure of Plymouth Rock eggs before hatching yielding mostly female chicks and a range of mutations. Some birds showed no wings and other deviations, with some hatching earlier and more prolific layers, as experiments continue hoping to create new breeds via light rays.
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Dut Fenbach
New York
Plymouth
Marathon Del Rio News Bursts With Local Events
A marathon of local happenings spans sports, births, visits, and gatherings. Mi athon team notes a tough baseball loss blamed on key players being away. A baby girl blessed Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaetter of San Antonio born June 16. Various social events include Mrs. Arnold hosting an unusually large bridge party with lush decor and silk teaware. Visitors from Fort Worth, San Antonio, and New Orleans are mentioned, along with relatives traveling for a firemen convention and family visits at Hot Springs and Balmorhea.
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Joe Shaetter
San Antonio
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Texan Ranch Life
Str a. Roberts and Guy Combs of San Antonio visit to oversee ranch interests. On June 9 Malcolm Parker announced his marriage to Nell James of Midlothian in Las Cruces New Mexico. Fred Lee dies at Hotel Dieu El Paso after months of illness. born August 12 in Frio County. Services held at Joe Granger residence with friends attending. Bourland of Presidio vacationing here with brothers Hob and Jack Boy and Mr and Mrs Zeb Decte of Alpine.
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Guy Combs
San Antonio
Malcolm Parker
Nell James
Midlothian
Texas
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Parker
Malcolm
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Fred Lee
Hotel Dieu
Fred
Frio County
Marathon
J. E. Lee
Ludiam
Joe Granger
Pall Bear
Rayy
Clarence Jones
Virgil Smith
Porter Kimball
Jim
Tom
Fred Leaven
J. E
Local News Roundup From Alpine and Hatchel
The report notes Mrs Lilly Granger of Alpine visiting for wood with Dector and family, Mrs BR Finck and daughter Dorothy traveling to San Antonio then New York for art study. The village honors Ottm, praising his linotype invention after Hatchel’s failing recognition spurred departure to America.
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BR. Finck
Dorothy
San Antonio
Miss. Finck
New York
Ottm
Hatchel
Germ
America
Strangers May Kill? Driver With No License Fails Safe Return
Cory Pelton of Dormansville New York had driven an automobile without a license for two years and was halted by police, raising questions about safety and enforcement as authorities address the long period of unlicensed operation.
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Cory Pelton
Dormansville
N. Y
Le for Children Two Mile Price for Adults
A pricing note indicates a child admission rate set at a lower amount while adults are charged a higher price, with two separate tiers for entry. The sources mention a fair or event context where family access was addressed through different fees.
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Act of Congress
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Alan Mithon
Dry Ten
Mi Athon
Seval
Benost Witt
Marta
Brenham
Gourley
Vernon McIntyre
Altbine
Nettleton
San Angelo
J. L. Heat
Leonard Hess
Lee Dragoo
Jonate Roberts
J. F. Buttrill
P. J. French
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J. A. McGonagill
F. He Waters
Roy Stillwell
Karl Yo
Jessie Roberts
Antonio
Airs
W. F. Young
Fort Worth
W. A. Coop
Waranam
Balmorhea
Menard
Rom, Wadsworth
Tl Paso
George Harris
Karl Clark
Hot Springs
Terry W. Shely
J. L. Shoemake
Tom Shackerford
del Rio
Clarence Ee
Clifton
Arizona
Tom Yarbro
New Orleans
Jas. L. Roberts
Misa Bonnye Shoemake
Stra. Roberts
Wilson Bourland
Presidio
Hob and
Jack Boy
Zeb Decte
Lilly Granger
Alpine Drug Store
Maxwell House
Home People
Alpine Mercantile CO
Inwtation
Progressive Texans, Inc
Central Power and Light Company
Ea Sas
Pnet
Hemaar
Cary Svar
Tex Creen
Iolass
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Osoan Theatre Pecielle
Cental Powe and Li Company
Bow
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Asan
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Denon
Jody
Ket
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