Rotary convention closes with district governor votes
Oklahoma City hosts 1700 Rotarians as nominations for district governor start after noon. Favored candidates Dr. Alec Leeds of Chickasha and Dan Ohern of the conference are advancing to succeed Dwight S. Wolfinger of Hobart. Ponca City pushes to attract the 1929 convention.
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American Bar Men Join Latest Union
London reports the London branch of the International Geneva Association of Hotel and Restaurant Em pore forms an American bar mixers section. More than 80 American bar mixers join as slogans urge unity and organize.
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Mrs Chitwood's Recipes and Bacon Muffins
A home recipe fragment presents directions for Mrs Chitwood's recipes including a sugar egg milk batter and bacon muffins with ingredients such as flour baking powder salt sugar bacon drippings and milk. The brass alloy note states brass is made from copper and zinc.
Man from Hico Identified in Breckenridge Slaying
The body found along Bankhead highway two miles east of Breckenridge is Ray Ward of Hico. L. R. Keith, 63, traveling horse trader, faces murder charges after allegedly confessing to shooting Ward. Keith is jailed locally as relatives prepare to travel here.
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Vanity case urged for insane women in Paris study
A Paris based doctor argues makeup and grooming can aid mentally ill women by boosting confidence and dignity. He asserts that treating the mad as merely lacking brains worsens their condition, while allowing refinement helps their outlook. He notes make up as first aid for the mentally distressed.
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Stanford Savants Hunt New Planet
Stanford University astronomers launched a telescopic survey to find a new planet orbiting the sun partially within Neptune’s path. Prof. Sidney Dean Townley confirms Dr. William H. Pickering’s estimate that the planet is a twelfth magnitude star in Cancer, with observatories at Harvard, Lick, and Yerkes joining the search.
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Cannibal Bugs Study Planned for Summer Session
In Berkeley the fifth annual subtropical horticulture summer session at Riverside will study the cannibal bug from July 2 to August 1. Prof. Harry Smith says the name lady bird is a misnomer as the insect acts like a businesslike predator, disposing of aphids.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Brown Held
Funeral services for Mrs Harry M Brown 40 who died at the family home 2114 Tyler Street were held from Sacred Heart cathedral at 6 am Thursday. Rev Father A A Beedie officiated. Survived by husband and father two brothers and two sisters. Interment Llano Cemetery in charge of N B Griggs and Son.
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Mealy Bugs and Lady Beetles Transform Orchard Health
Science has advanced in controlling pests as lady beetles become a primary ally. Insectaries in southern California hatch millions of bugs yearly to liberate in orchards and battle mealy bugs.
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