Radio Bridge Game Tonight Over WDAG
The eleventh of twenty radio auction bridge games will air tonight at 9 30 p m over WDAG with Milton C Work and Wilbur C Whitehead of New York guiding players from across North America. Contestants include Mrs Virginia Tubbs Chicago and F E Bruelheide Minneapolis plus the two experts. Advance hands list each player position and cards.
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WDAG
Milton C. Work
Wilbur C. Whitehead
New York
America
Canada
Virginia Tubbs
Chicago
F. E. Bruelheide
Minneapolis
Work
Whitehead
Milton
South
West
North
East
Hearts
Diamonds
J & Sp
Funeral Rites for Oles at Kansas Home
Charles H. Oles general auditor for the Prairie Oil and Gas Company died in a local hospital. His body was sent to Independence Kansas after a short service at the Blackburn-Boxwell chapel. Final rites will be held at the Presbyterian church in Independence tomorrow afternoon.
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Charles H. Oles
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Independence
Kans
Blackburn-Boxwell
Mr. Oles
Presbyterian Church
Oles
Amarillo
Lawrence
Hayden Street
Oil man Ralph Nichols dies from San Angelo crash
Ralph M. Nichols 30 head of Geophysical department for Sun Oil in West Texas died from internal injuries after a Sunday automobile accident in San Angelo. He captained Kansas Aggies football team in 1923 as an all conference tackle. Body sent to Bonner Springs Kansas for burial. He was not married.
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San Angelo
Texas
Ralph M. Nichols
Geophysical Department
Sun Oil Company
West Texas
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Nichols
Kansas Aggies
Southwest Lumber Dealers Convene Forty-First Meet in KC
The Southwestern Lumbermen's Association opens its forty-first annual convention in Kansas City with industry leaders from Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas and Nebraska on the program. The event runs through Friday as Mr and Mrs D G Hume host Mrs S J Brownell and Miss Electra Brownell visiting from Cleburne Palo Duro Apartments, 16th and Jackson.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Nebraska
D. G. Hume
Washington Street
Hume
S. J. Brownell
Electra Brownel
Cleburne, Texas
Bishop Cannon Wins Holy Land Trip Prize
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South won a Holy Land trip prize from the Christian Herald for the most significant American religious contribution in 1928. Editor Stanley High cited his leadership and his pro prohibition campaign in the South before the last national election.
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Associated Pres
New York
The
Holy Land
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Christian Herald
Stanley High
Prohibition
King George II Improves Steadily Says Medical Bulletin
London wartime briefing reports King George II remains in improving health with stable temperature and satisfactory pulse. Emphyema wound small and healing while appetite returns. weight gain not yet evident. News notes J A Rhodes leaving for Dalhart with nurse and George Vance moved to hospital in Muskogee for treatment.
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Associated Press
Londons Rey
King George's Physicians
Hewett
Rigby
Buzzard Rolleston
Dawson
Hoover Dues Arrive in Miami for Vast Welcome
En Route to Miami on January 22 President-elect Hoover speeds along the Florida coast, slated to arrive at 2 p m and receive a large reception. He plans a privacy focused visit at Belle Island home and a potential fishing trip. Cabinet speculation swirls over possible invite for Dwight Morrow to call in Miami.
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Associated Press
Hoover
Miami
Fla
Florida
Belle Island
Mr. Hoover
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Nassau
German air police forms glider unit after ban on motor planes
The German air police, barred by Allied forces from flying motor planes, establishes a glider verein to train in motorless flight. Mr and Mrs W N Powell of 110 N Independence St are both confined to their home by illness. Palo Duro Apartments priced at 60 dollars with 86 percent and 80 dollars mentioned.
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International
Berlin
Air Police
W. N. Powell
N. Independence Street
Law student pleads own case and loses in Texas court
Raymond Sellers, 17, former University of Wisconsin law student, spoke in his own defense in a county court at law in Wichita Falls. He previously received a five year suspended sentence for auto theft, and a jury later convicted him of a similar charge, sentencing him to two years in the state penitentiary. The suspended sentence now activates, totaling seven years behind bars.
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Dey United Press
Wichita Falls
Tex
Raymond Sellers
University of Wisconsin
Sellers
Convict Hid in Cabinet Captured in LonRock Texas
Hidden in a kitchen cabinet, Floyd Tidwell an escaped Huntsville penitentiary convict was captured in LonRock Texas. Tidwell sentenced to five years for theft escaped about a month ago as police closed in. W. L. Clark leases the Hughes street house again. Floyd Studer of American Central Life Insurance heads south on a business trip to Lubbock.
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Unites Press
LonRock
Floyd Studer
American Central Life Insurance Company
Lubbock
Points South
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Southwest Lumber Dealers
Palo Duro Apartments
16Th and
Jackson
Ore
Ratner
Bishop Cannon
J. A. Rhodes
Dalhart
Mrs. Wright
George Vance
Muskogee
Palo Duro
W. L. Clark
Hughes Street
Schilling
Company In America
Jersey
Polk
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