Higgins Rites Set for 3 P M Today
Services for J C Higgins of Prairie Oil and Gas will be held at 5 this afternoon at Blackburn Chapel with Rev G L Yates in charge. The body will go to Whitesboro for burial after services. Higgins died after a car crash during a return trip from Stinnett.
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J. C. Higgins
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Blackburn Chapel
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Whitesboro
Higgins
R. K. Batten
Prairie Oil Company
Amarillo
Stinnett
J. P. Higgins
Xena
Leli
Edine Higgins
A. E. Davis
Arlington
F. C
W. P
New York
J. R
Gunter
Texas
R. A. Higgins
Fort Worth
Blacktone Hotel
Bennie Solnick
Dan Chisholm
Benton King
Ralph E. Collier
John Sellars
Guy Smith
Texas A. & M. Exstudents and Business Associates
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Pioneer mine operator of Arizona dies
John Wesley Osborn, 77, pioneer Arizona mining man, died yesterday. A participant in the 1864 territorial legislature, he witnessed Arizona's early law and order. Born in Adams county Iowa, he traveled to Prescott and reached Tombstone during the silver strikes that propelled the frontier town. His mining interest persisted throughout his life.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
John Wesley Osborn
Arizona
Osborn
Adams County
Iowa
Prescott
John
Tombstone
Two Die in Berlin New Year Clash Between Groups
Berlin January 2 two men died in a New Year clash between National Socialists and Reichsbanner members. Willy Schneider and August Graf were shot at the Reichsbanner meeting place on Hufeland Strasse after NS group members entered.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Willy Schneider
August Graf
Hufeland Strasse
Lindbergh and the Sciences Shape Boys Career Dreams
A Cleveland report from the American Association for the Advancement of Science shows 8 1/2 to 18 1/2 year olds across Kansas City and Topeka favor aviation and sciences for boys while girls favor typist careers and housework. Prof. Harvey C. Lehman notes aviation tops both interest and willingness among boys, with detectives and Cowboys far down the line.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Englee Press
the Associated Press
Cleveland
Lindbergh
Babe Ruth
Kansas City
Topeka
American Association For the Advancement of Science Today
Harvey C. Lehman
Ohioniversity
Athens
Ohio
Women voting preferences shift in willingness rankings
Women expressed their likes with housewife, nurse, and movie actress in top positions. Housewife moved to the top when asked about willingness, typist rose to second, while movie actress dropped to thirteenth and nurse to eleventh. Telephone operator stayed around twentieth and saleslady fell from ranking completely.
Home study gains popularity at Berkeley UC
Reports from the University of California indicate home study is popular as a trend. The item notes January reporting from Berkeley about study habits and university observations.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Legion of Honor Budget Grows to Six Million
Paris report states the Legion of Honor budget for 1931 totals 166,952,266 francs about six million dollars. Funds are allocated to maintain schools for orphan children of former Legion members rather than weapons or awards.
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Legion OF Honor
United Press
Paris
Napoleon
Legion
Mail Education Growth Through Early Extension Programs
In 1913 about 450 students studied by mail and by 1930 the total exceeded 6,000, reflecting rapid expansion of correspondence study and extension division efforts.
Legion of Honor crosses in active service and reserves
The article notes the Legion of Honor has no exact tallies for its crosses awarded over 125 years but estimates near two million. It lists 4,569 Legion crosses in active military service and 13,436 among reserves.
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Legion of Honor
Legion Cross
Unwritten law frees man in Mexico killing
Jesus Ballastestin, a prominent Mexico City merchant, was released from custody under a new Mexican penal code provision allowing killing in defense of honor. He returned home to find Francisco Montes Corona and Mrs Ballastestin. a fight ensued and Montes Corona died from a machete wound. The justice minister ordered Ballastestin's release after the investigation.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Jesus Ballesestin
New Mexican Penal
Ballasestin
Francisco Montes Corona
Senora de Ballasestin
Montes Corona
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Raymond Hatton
Fred Kohler
Fritzi Ridgeway
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Richard Arlen
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Saps
Leon Errol
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Teddy
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Rea
Will Rogers
Mars
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New Rhythm Orchestra
One News
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Rialto Greacement
Wm. Haines
Leila Hyams
Palais Royal
Polk St
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Polk St. Palais Royal Sal
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Paul Lukas
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Uachit Entertainment
Movieton
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Tom Sawyer
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