Auto air conditioning may outpace nature in cars
The article reports on car air conditioning systems promising cooling and air filtration for year round use. It notes health benefits, the use of hospital filter tech, and that the system runs on engine power with a six horsepower setup for buses and fewer for passenger cars. It cites Houde and Carrier engineering groups and a test run from Chicago to the Atlantic.
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Woman Seeks Work For Household Tasks And Care
A 17 year old woman on Taylor Street seeks stable work as a bookkeeper, house cleaning, cooking, or childcare. She has experience in housekeeping and caring for children and is willing to take responsibility. Contact Mrs Mack at 746 72 1 2 Fillmore Street, Dea, Tark.
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Help Wanted and Lost Dog Remain in Panhandle Community
Personal ads seek work from Mrs Ruth Sitcher and Mrs M A offering housekeeping, child care, and ranch cooking with references available. A neighbor requests help finding a black and white 30 lb Spitz named Roy for a $1 reward. Local resident Homer Scarborough lists a radio program schedule for the day.
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Two Men Injured In Auto Plunge Near Frankston
Two men were injured last night when a truck and a small coupe left the highway and plunged down a 20 foot embankment one mile west of Frankston. Hubert Gardner, driver of the truck, was taken to a Palestine hospital with serious injuries. Herbert Reynolds, in the coupe, was hurt slightly.
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October Tax Collections Report Set High in 1935
A tax report by Collector Jewell Davidson shows October 1935 tax payments at $607.28. Total collections for October reached $1,136,?82 with tax receipts $8,255.62 and license fees $3,107. New passenger car registrations contributed significantly to revenue. The entry also notes a comparison to 1934, where October payments slightly exceeded $2,900.
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Jewell Davidson
Grand Jury Opens Hoey Death Probe in Pa
A Chester County grand jury convened to probe Evelyn Hoey death and the coroner's jury findings that she died at unknown hands. Miss Hoey, Broadway show girl, was killed by a pistol at Henry Huddleston Rogers 3d's farm near Downingtown on September 11.
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Evelyn Hoey
ICC Authorizes Rail Committee's Move
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed the protective committee for holders of first mortgage gold bonds to intervene in the Missouri Pacific reorganization plan. In Denton, intruders looted the First Baptist Church safe of 289 dollars, taking 135 dollars in checks.
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New Orleans
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City Lock Up Holds 19 After Holiday
Nineteen persons with hang overs were in the city's hold over today. Too much holiday observed bystander at the station house. Not too much holiday replied another, just too much to drink. A majority of the 19 were released upon payment of fines for drunk eness.
Norther Death Reported Near Houston
The first death from the Norther in the Houston area was recorded as Adolph Cardona a 35 year old rice huller died from exposure during an open truck ride with companions Antimio Laredo 36 and Aligion Canteras 60. The trio rode 15 miles from a West Harris County farm when Cardona fell silent and later became unconscious before dying at the city hospital.
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Aligion Canteras
Harris County
Potter County Commission Passes Tax Report
Potter County commissioners met in regular session to pass expense bills and conduct routine business. They accepted the monthly tax statement submitted by Jewell Davidson, tax collector.
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Potter County
Jewell Davidson
Edsel Ford Declines Conference Invitation by Choice
Edsel Ford declined to participate in the forthcoming conference of business and labor leaders. He offered his companys experience and counsel and noted they have not joined such conferences before nor found them beneficial to the nations economic recovery. The report also covers Treasury figures for November 9 and Chinese government estimates of 20,000 drug addicts in Nanking.
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Edsel Ford
New Deal
Nanking
Cotton futures rise as trading resumes after holiday
New Orleans reports cotton futures up due to renewed speculative buying with December at 11.49 and January 11.98 while March and May hold around 11.20 to 11.90. Kansas City notes desirable early sales and bids strengthening to top $9.25 for chosen cattle with mixed demand across grades and sheep receipts around 3 500.
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Texas
Goat Raisers Seek Repeal of Chevon Labeling
In Austin on November 12 U P goat raisers testified that mutton tastes better than Chevon and urged the U S Department of Agriculture labeling order be revoked. The Texas Senate asked for the revocation after Chevon failed to sell as well as mutton.
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Hawks Continues On Rogers Memorial Fund Tour
Captain Frank M. Hawks left Phoenix for El Paso as part of a Will Rogers Memorial Fund campaign tour days. He would stop in Tucson en route and then travel through Texas to San Angelo, with 125 cities on the itinerary and no arrival time set.
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Ariz
Frank M. Hawks
Fl Paso
Tucson
Texas
San Angelo
Taylor County Pays Will Rogers Tribute
Taylor County holds a Will Rogers program in every school to honor the philosopher and humorist. More than 10 000 Taylor County students heard the memorial program organized by the Will Rogers Memorial Campaign Committee. Merkel and St Joseph's Catholic Academy are exceptions where the program is scheduled for later.
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Will Rogers
Taylor County
Merkel
St. Joseph's Catholice Academy of
Lumber yard president Walter Steves dies of pneumonia
Walter Steves 45 president of a San Antonio lumber yard died today from pneumonia. He led the firm for years and was active in local business circles.
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San Antonio
Walter Steves
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