Help Students Get For In Europe Aids Study Abroad
The Women's Auxiliary to FIDAC plans to place American students in European homes to study language and customs. Under Madame Julia de Mazaraki of Poland, International President, the program aims to guide young travelers in allied countries for education and cultural immersion. The first placement in France received praise from both the student and host family. The plan, sponsored by FIDAC Auxiliary, seeks international understanding and goodwill.
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Women’s Auxiliary
FIDAC
World War Veterans’ Federation
Lester Vick
American Legion Auxiliary
Julia de Mazaraki
Poland
Europe
Madame de Mazaraki
Fidac Auxiliary
Courthouse Records Highlight Deed Transfers And Vehicle Registrations
Deed transfers include Rosa Lee Kenyon to C J Patterson for two lots in CC Park and several other lot trades, with prices from 10 to 10. A series of interhouse transfers shows Interstate Mortgage Co to Ida V Allen for J. Hts. and repayments around 4 500. Vehicle registrations list owners and vehicle makes including Stude, Franklin, DeSoto, Willys, and Pontiac across McCarty and Harman Mtr. Co. locations.
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Rosa Lee Kenyon
C. J. Patterson
T. A. Moore
Interstate Mtg. Co
J. Hts
CC Park
Ida V. Allen
T. J. Byers
J. M. Combs
Albert L. Randall
O. T
Mary E. Bivins
Co. O. Nasum
River Road
Panhandle Improv. Co
Hugh Underwood
S. 30
Wolflin
L. R. Vaughn
Panhandl Improv. Co
C. M. Humphrys
SWD
Clara Lee Swink
Morningside
W. P. Martin
Hughes
Co. M. Humphrys
Clara Lee
DeSoto
J. C. Neudegate
Glen L. Casey Mtr. Co
Willys
M. R. Young
Sterling Hotel
Glen L Casey Mtr. Co
Willys Coach
Harman Mtr. Co
Pontiac
168 Beginners Enrolled in Red Cross Swim Class
The Red Cross Life Saving and Swimming School at Gem Lake opens with 168 beginners. The program runs July 13 to 15 for various age groups with time slots. those who pass begin swimmers tests and may join the Junior Red Cross Lifesaver course. Marvin J. Paul and Walter Mellor direct the effort.
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Gem Lake
Red Cars
Marvin J. Paul
Walter Mellor
Officers Probe Death of Cafe Keeper in Overton
In Overton Texas officers pursued the mystery surrounding cafe keeper Jack Flanigan who was wounded Wednesday night by an unknown assailant and died in a hospital. Police consider the shooting a possible grudge killing while Flanigan reportedly told officers he had no eyes and did not know who fired three bullets into him.
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Overton
Tex
Jack Flanigan
Flanigan
An Old Ciphergram Challenge Prompts Decoding Fun
The page presents a simple substitution cipher with IT IS as the first two words and promises automatic decoding once the alphabet is found. It teases readers with a ciphered message about a car and hints at future Boy and Girl Scout coded messages to follow.
Cotton farms slash acreage in 1931 report
Austin reports the Department of Agriculture estimates U.S. cotton plantings at 16,126,000 acres for 1931, down 1,402,000 from 1930. The Northeastern drouth impact led declines, with reductions spread across Northwest West Central and other regions, averaging eight percent. Southeastern area showed no reduction.
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Austin
Carl H. Robinson
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Robinson
Drouth
Northeast
North
Northwest
West
West Central
Central
East
South
SLAIN RANGER BURIED AS FRIENDS LAMENT AT FUNERAL
Texas Ranger Dan McDuffie was buried in New Boston after a shooting that killed him. Captains Tom Hickman and O C Moore led seven comrades in mourning as Gladewater police chief J A Dial, who fired the fatal shot, was helped away on the verge of collapse. More than 1500 people attended the service with officers from Texas and neighboring states present.
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Boston
Tex
Dan McDuffie
Texas Ranger
Tom Hickman
O. C. Moore
J. A. Dial
Gladwater
Jeff Johnson
McDuffie
Dial
Texas
Flashes of Life assortment from AP dispatches
AP notes from New York to South Wales covering bridge boasts in bid to beat rivals for a $5,000 wager, Asbury Park auction bridge ban, Canadian herd damage to wheat, new convict kitchen gear in Atlanta, DO X mail delay, a Frank Beattie story in White Plains, Sing Sing death row counts, and South Wales mine price fixing.
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Associated Press
New York
Sidney Lenz
Ely Culbertson
Culbertson
Injuries to Houston Editor Are Fatal
Dudley Davis 27, managing editor of the Houston Press, died from injuries after his car collided with a bus in Houston. Davis started in journalism as a cub at the Houston Post before rising to his editor role.
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Houston
Tex
Dudley Davis
The
Houston Press
Davis
Houston Post
Expedition to Africa Boosts Reporter’s Return to Press
A journalist who joined a major game hunting expedition in Africa returned to the Press, a Scripps-Howard newspaper. The note highlights his travels and resume before resuming duties at the publication.
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Africa
The
Press
Scripps-Howard Paper
Cow Suffering Jake Leg After Moonshine Mash Spoil
In Bastian Virginia a cow named Bossy developed jake leg after eating a large quantity of mash found near a moonshine still. The animal was missing for several days and returned apparently intoxicated. Local authorities report the incident as a humorous consequence of illicit distilling.
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Jake
Bastian
U.P
Robert Dunn
Bossy
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