Haynes Faces Death Charge In Tekle Case
In Cameron Park at Waco on June 30, Owen Haynes 26 was charged with murder in the death of his fiancée Leta Mae Tekle 23 who fell from The Devil's Backbone cliff after a quarrel. A witness L. L. Hewitt said he heard arguing before the fall and Haynes volunteered to notify police. Tekle died hours later. autopsy pending.
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Waco
Owen Haynes
Cameron Park
Haynes
Leta Mae Tekle
Miss Wekle
Willard McLaughlin
L. L. Hewitt
Miss Tekle
Hewitt
Leta Vaughan
Citizens Demand Fireworks Ban and City Sale Deals
A petition signed by 30 citizens asks the city to ban Fourth of July fireworks by ordinance until July 3. The City Commission will review the petition, bids for grass lease at Word Ranch water site, and a resolution to buy a lot at Fourth and Madison Street for a material yard at $300. Two Texas scientists report bacteria killed by high pitch sound waves from a nickel tube.
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City Commission
Word Ranch
Fourth and
Madison Street
Fuqua Development Company
Southwestern Public Service Company
H. R. Smith
Public Utility Company
Texas
Mexican Inn Opens New Home Tomorrow
The only neon lit building in the Panhandle, the original Mexican Inn at Sixth Avenue and Van Buren Street, unveils a new home with mission style blended with modern art. Terry Lomax hosts a grand opening with beer freebies, Rancho Grande band, Mexican dishes and handmade tortilla milling, as Maria Ochoa executes authentic recipes. Avocado salad is highlighted, staff wear Mexican costumes, a cactus garden and patio are planned for outdoor service.
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Sixth Avenue
van Buren Street
Mexico
Terry Lomax
Maria Ochoa
Terry
Rancho Grande Boys
Lomax
Wichita Falls
Consular Official Returns Home Describes Snakes Sightings
Teland Altaffer, after six years in the far eastern tropics as a consular official, says he has seen several kinds of snakes including cobras but nothing to alarm anyone. He notes that snakes are a common topic of inquiry among people at home in Toledo.
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Toledo
Far Eastern
Tropics
Teland Altaffer
Richmond Parks Panel Lets Male Bathers Use City Pools
The Richmond bureau of parks recreation and cemeteries approved unadorned male torsos in city park pools and lifted the ban on shouting in municipal tennis courts.
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Richmond
U.P
Richmond Bureau of Parks, Recreation and Cemeteries
Vitamin Candy Production Rises in Soviet Union
Soviet factories boost vitamin C candy output from 3.5 million doses last year to 13 million planned for 1936 with three plants in Moscow Leningrad Rostov. Additional carrotin production facilities to aid eye health and general immunity will be built soon. In the Azores natives move sheep are harnessed to wagons.
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Moscow
V.P
Leningrad
Rostov
Soviet Joins Peace Parley at Institute Meeting
The Institute of Pacific Relations prepares for its Aug 15 29 Yosemite gathering as Japan’s China penetration, with Soviet participation marking a first for the Soviet Union. Delegations total 25 to 35 members. China represented by Dr N Wing Mah. observers from the League of Nations.
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San Francisco
Far East
Japan
China
Institute of Pacific Relations
Yosemite National Park
Mexico
Pacific
Philippines
Mawaii
Canada
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
United States
N. Wing Mah
University of California
League of Nations
U.S
Chester Rowel
The
San Francisco Chronicle
California Association For the
Profits Mount For Australian Wool Growers
American advertising methods to push the world sale of Australian wool prompt a 25 cent voluntary levy per bale for advertising. The 1935 campaign showed a 72 percent sales increase, guiding the campaign developed this year.
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Sydney
Australia
N.P
Institute to Study Pacific Regions Seeks Better East Relations
The organization plans to address four Pacific problems including Far East tensions among Japan China and Russia. It targets economic political and cultural issues in Pacific-bordering nations. Founded after the Bolshevik revolution, it has held biennial meetings to improve regional relations.
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League of Nations
Far East
Pacific
Institute
Wool market and demand shift in 1935 36 Australia
The 1935 1936 Australian wool sales totaled 222 415 980 with only six percent remaining unsold. Growers argue changing fashions are creating new demand for woolen wear and boosting sales opportunities.
Wool value boost eyed for farmers amid market shift
Fragments indicate farmers anticipate a 2 cent rise per pound in wool value could yield an extra 18.75 million dollars. The text also mentions central heating by leaves and other matter and refers to termites in nests, suggesting unrelated notes on heating and pests amid the excerpt.
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Joe Bosley Food Market
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Magnolia Beer
Rio Grande
Old Mexico
West 6Th St
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Electrolux
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Ehone
SALLY_ ANN BREAD
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