Tito Guizar's rise from stock salesman to RCA recording star
The article traces Tito Guizar's early struggles in Mexico City opera and operettas, his year as a stocking salesman, and his discovery by an RCA Victor scout leading to a recording contract in New York. It also notes a concert at Municipal Auditorium with a Latin American company and ticket prices.
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Tito Guizar
Mexico City
Guizar
Nacional Theater
Tito
Politeama
RCA Victor
New York
Municipal Auditorium
Panhandle
East Ninth
One Negro in OU and Another Seeks Entry
In Norman Oklahoma a 54 year old Negro professor G W McLaurin attended his first sociology class at the University of Oklahoma while Mauderie Hancock Wilson an Oklahoma City Negro secretary sought admission to the graduate school of social science. Dean J E Fellows said no immediate action could be taken and President George L Cross declined comment.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
G. W. McLaurin
University of Oklahoma
Mauderie Hancock Wilson
Oklahoma City
Graduate School of Social Science
J. E. Fellows
George L. Cross
Degradation Seen As Worse Than War
London reports the Archbishop of York and Dr Cyril Garbett argue war is not the worst evil. The convocation address says degradation of man and loss of human rights surpass warfare in moral severity.
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London
York
Cyril Garbett
Chiang Kai-shek Mobilizes Troops Near Chinhsien
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek rushed troops to Nanking amid a critical Communist assault on Chinhsien, according to reliable sources.
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Chiang
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Eng
Chinhsien
Manhunt for Priest's Killer in California
Police hunted a 23 year old man in the slaying of 50 year old Catholic priest Rev. Francis J. Parolin. A felony murder warrant was issued for Winifred Nelson Garvin in Yreka. Parolin was found beaten in his hotel room after failing to answer his phone amid a robbery attempt en route to a new parish.
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Weed
Cal
Winifred Nelson Garvin
Yreka
Francis J. Parolin
Galt
Parolin
Blaze Leaves 35 Families Homeless
Fire swept through 16 two family frame houses in Coney Island near the amusement area early today leaving 32 families homeless. Five occupants of one house including a 3 year old and a 4 year old were burned and hospitalized. Two firemen and a policeman were injured.
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New York
Coney Island
Bradley elected to Phi Eta Sigma at Texas University
Dwight W. Bradley son of Mrs. E H Bradley 926 Milam is elected into Phi Eta Sigma a national honorary scholastic organization for freshmen men at the University of Texas.
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Dwight W. Bradley
E. H. Bradley
Milam
Phi Eta Sigma
University of Texas
Child Disease Deaths Drop 95 Percent Since 1915
The number of deaths from measles scarlet fever whooping cough and diphtheria has declined 95 percent since 1915.
Police Escort Service Launched In Detroit
Detroit police inaugurate an escort service to deter street crime, mainly for women and children on dark streets. Citizens call their precinct. inspectors approve and patrols or escorts may accompany them. Police Commissioner Toy stresses it is not a taxi service.
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Detroit
Harry S. Toy
McMillen Moving to New Ranch Home on Julian Boulevard
Mr and Mrs John S McMillen Jr move this week from 1900 Jackson Avenue to a ranch style home at 2505 Julian Boulevard. They are relocating from the residence once occupied by Mr and Mrs Francis X Bushee.
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John S. McMillen, Jr
Jackson
Julian Boulevard
Francis X. Bushee
Textile Concentration in Carolinas and Georgia
Sixty percent of U S cotton spinning occurs in the Carolinas and Georgia, highlighting regional dominance in the domestic textile industry. The fact underlines how Georgia North and South Carolina counties contribute majorly to yarn production.
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United States
Two
Carolinas
Georgia
Strikers in France Seize Auto Plant
In Paris on October 15, about a thousand Bordeaux auto workers barricaded themselves inside the Georges Frat factory and refused to leave. They held the plant manager hostage and welded doors shut as the Communist led General Confederation of Labor urged sympathy strikes and to resist arrest. France’s 335,000 coal miners remained off the job for a 12th day despite government expressions of—.
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Paris
Bordeaux Auto
Georges Frat
General Confederation of Labor
France
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