Articles by woman shown in power case
Mrs Mary Sherman former president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs testified in the FTC power investigation. She wrote farm home electrical equipment pieces paid through the National Electric Light Association totaling about 14400 since 1926. Articles appeared in Capper’s Farmer The Progressive Farmer Farm Life and Better Homes and Gardens.
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Cecil Owen
United Press
Washington
John B. Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Electric Light Association
Federal Trade Commission
Tay Pay O Connors 80th Birthday Celebrated in London
Tay Pay Thomas Power O Connors the Father of the House of Commons and last survivor of the Irish Nationalist party marked his eightieth birthday in London. He spoke of his creed as a realistic optimist and said the hope of helping others steadies him in old age. He also noted better health after months of rheumatic illness.
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Associated Press
London
Tay Pay
Thomas Power O'Connor
House of Commons
Phantom Car to Guide Itself at Texas State Fair
A radio controlled automobile will feature at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. The so called phantom car operates without a driver, steering, stopping and sounding its horn autonomously. Roy Rupard, fair secretary, said he saw the device in Oklahoma City and hired the inventor to bring it to Dallas.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Roy Rupard
Oklahoma City
Free 82-piece Dinner Set With $19.85 Purchase
A gold-trimmed ivory finished 82-piece dinner set will be given away free with every purchase of 19.85 or more. Limited supply available, so customers are urged to come early and claim theirs.
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Dallas Fair
Edna Wallace Hopper
Miss Hopper
Panhandle
Yours
C. Hurst
Eastman Kodak
Hawkeye
Pearl
Waltham
Bulova
Polk
Rees
Ryeco
the Panhandle
Credit Jewelers
ELGIN
William Rogers
Whiting and Davis
Whitney and Davis
Ie AA Maat Payments
J. C. Hurst
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