Father and Son Banquet Set At Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo HI Y club announces its annual Father and Son banquet next Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Amarillo Hotel. Principal speaker will be attorney FE A Simpson with Herman Boles as toastmaster. Grover Goode Hi Y secretary from Dallas will attend. The event marks Father and Son week nationwide. The high school band will provide music and 82 members are in the club this year, up 25 percent from last year.
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Amarillo
S. R. Steele
Hi-Y Club
FE. A. Simpson
Herman Boles
Grover €. Goode
Dallas
Hi-Y
Japan plans subsidies for farmers to curb rural exodus
A Tokyo report says Japan projects population near 160 million in 30 years. Government proposes liberal farm subsidies to keep young farmers in rural areas and establish migration associations to direct settlement to sparsely populated districts. An emigration plan includes subsidies and colonial institutions to Brazil Argentina and South Seas regions. A 200 yen subsidy is proposed for each emigrant to Brazil.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Ministry of Agriculture
Colonial Bureau of the Foreign Office
Nagasaki
Brazil
Argentina
South Seas Islands
Rays Save Animals at New York Zoo
Five expensive animals including a howling monkey a grivet monkey and three lemurs suffered cage paralysis a disease like rickets in the New York Zoological Park. Doctors used ultraviolet rays for three weeks and reported improvement with the animals becoming lively again.
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New York
New York Zoological Park
Divorce sought over after death marriage in Colorado case
Libbie M. Crisman sues to annul her mother Charlotte Tanner's marriage to Thomas Pray claiming Pray misled the elderly widow to obtain a warranty deed worth 1650 dollars before the nuptials. Mrs Tanner died in 1927 and Pray’s deed was later declared void for fraud.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Libbie M. Crisman
Charlotte Z. Tanner
Thomas Pray
Pray
Edinburgh School of Arts Society Folds After 99 Years
The Edinburgh School of Arts society, founded in 1828 to provide sickness, old age, and death benefits, collapsed within a year of its centenary due to government health insurance and old age pensions. Its long history included many renowned Scottish artists among its members.
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Edinburgh School of Arts Society
School of Arts
Scotland
Manitoba Signs So Attractive Tourists Steal Markers
In Winnipeg the good roads department notes visitors remove metal marker signs featuring buffalo emblems and realistic images from tall posts as souvenirs, with signs often bolted free and taken home.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Good Roads Department
Buffalo
Ruth Elder’s Rescue Crew Is Rewarded
HOUSTON Nov. 4 The crew of the Dutch steamer Barendrecht received a $1,000 purse for rescuing Ruth Elder and her co pilot Captain George Haldeman after their plane sank off the Azores. Captain Goos said the crew declined pay, calling it duty and a matter of following the sea law. The money was raised by Ruth Elder admirers in Wheeling. The gift was presented by AP staff correspondent H. M. Sheppard in Baytown.
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Associated Press
Houston
H. M. Sheppard
Baytown
Barendrecht
Ruth Elder
Azores
Miss Elder
George Haldeman
Wheeling
Virginia
New York
Miss Filder
Goos
Steamer Schenectady Stranded on Vinga Rocks
The United States Shipping Board steamer Schenectady is stranded on the rocks of Vinga near Gothenburg Sweden. The ship bound for Schenectady New York from Gothenburg carries woodpulp. Lloyd's registers list it as a steel screw vessel of 114 tons, owned by the Shipping Board, registered in Philadelphia.
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Vinga Rocks
United Press
Copenhagen
United States Shipping Board
Schenectady
Vinga
Gothenburg
Sweden
New York
Lloyd’s Register
Philadelphia
Johnston Named Hutchinson County Auditor
Stinnett Texas November 4 Special to The Glebe John Johnston of Stinnett has been appointed by District Judge W R Ewing as county auditor of Hutchinson County and has assumed duties. Johnston formerly served as county auditor of Limestone County.
Caddy Scores Hole in One Then Faints on Course
William Sunblade, working as a golf club caddy, sent a ball 2 yards down the fairway for a hole in one. He fainted afterward as doctors attributed it to a burst of joy and fear of reprimand from his employer.
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United States
Jack Eizikovits
Roumanian
Jacksonville
Fla
Denver
William Sunblade
Heavens Made to Perform at Vienna Summer Exhibition
A circular planetarium in Vienna presents a realistic dome showing stars planets and their motions. The exhibit reproduces 24 hours of celestial activity in ten minutes with a speeding mechanism making time flow 520000 times faster than real.
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Vienna
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