Mexican applied art exhibit tours U S cities
The Mexican applied art exhibit, organized to foster U S Mexico relations at the suggestion of former Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, will tour American cities starting in Pittsburgh. After debut in Mexico City in 1940 the collection traveled to New York and Boston and will visit Cleveland Washington Milwaukee St. Louis and San Antonio.
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Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Mexico City
Metropolitan Museum
New York
America
Canegie Institute
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Franciscans dislike wedding pranks on grooms
Newell Hart and friends planned a ferry trip to Alameda to wed Ruth Elizabeth Parker. A large chicken coop on the deck, padlocked door open, slid Hart inside as stamps and signs drew laughs from the crowd. He was released when Alameda arrived.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jan
Newell Hart
Hart
Alameda
Ruth Elizabeth Parker
College Band to Play for Black Masks
The junior college band directed by Wilbur Upchurch will perform at the Black Mask production Laff That Off on Friday at 8:20 p.m. in Senior High auditorium. Notable trumpet soloist Happy Cathay shines, while cast includes Dr. R. P. Parcells Verion Twaddel Ridgeway Zelley Christine Dyche Mrs Mary Ek Harry and Miss Nell Collins. Tickets cost 25 or 60 cents and are sold by Sandy Pop squad members assisting the show.
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Wilbur Upchurch
Senior High
Happy” Cathay
Sandie Pop Squad
Dr. R. P. Parcells
Verion Twaddel
Ridgeway Zelley
Christine Dyche
Mary Ek
Harry
Nell Collins
Iowa Dentist Claims He Has New Anesthetic
Dr Jonathan G Hinkle a University of Iowa dental college graduate now practicing in Bethany Missouri says after twenty years of experiments he has perfected an anesthetic that allows major operations to be performed without pain while the patient remains fully conscious. He claims it eliminates the after effects associated with chloroform and ether.
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Iowa City
Jonathan G. Hinkle
University of Iowa Dental College
Bethany
Hinkle
Better Than Whiskey For Colds and Coughs Elixir
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a fast acting cold and cough remedy. It claims affordable sixty cent bottles, double dose relief within two minutes, and suitability for children and adults. The copy urges purchase at drug stores and guarantees money back if symptoms persist.
Indians May Get Millions in Texas Land
The Shawnee Indian tribe of Oklahoma may claim Texas land valued in the millions after an under way investigation. The property includes Smith and Cherokee counties and a 40 miles square tract along the Bravos river, claimed under treaties with the Texas provisional government and the Republic of Texas. A Shawnee delegation led by tribal leaders is involved in the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Oklahoma
Smith and
Cherokee
Bravos River
Texas Provisional Government
Republic of Texas
Indian land claim review by officials in Austin
Led by Chief Casper Alford, officials in Austin reviewed records with J. T. Walker, commissioner of the general land office. Walker stated the Indians have a valid claim to Smith and Cherokee county lands under an 1845 treaty with General Sam Houston, John Forbes and John Cameron, and found no treaty record for lands along the Brazos river.
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Casper Alford
Austin
J. T. Walker
General Land Office
Walker
Smith and Cherokee County
Sam Houston
John Forbes
John Cameron
Brazos River
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