Boys to learn home economics in high school
A plan in Texas will launch a boys home economics course of study by September 1931. The state department of education moves to teach textiles, design and values rather than sewing. A district convention in Amarillo is set for December 12–13 with broader dates for Lubbbock and Dallas meetings.
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State Department of Education
State
Dallas
Lubbock
West Texas
Amarillo
Pastor’s Porch Sit Raises Church Fund in England
In Luton England Rev J W Woodhouse sat on Christ Church porch to raise funds for St Andrews church. Three days yielded about $32,100 after an anonymous donor provided $5,000 and a prior $25,000 pledge followed the initial $5,000.
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United Press
Luton
England
America
J. W. Woodhouse
Christ Church
Woodhouse
New St. Andrews Church
Bounties Fail to Halt Weasel Increase in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports that despite 84 thousand dollars paid in weasel bounties last year at one dollar per pelt, the weasel population rises. The game commission notes an average 47 thousand kills yearly for 15 years, and estimates 100 thousand a year must be killed to stop the increase.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Dr Horn to Speak at Polk Street Methodist Church
Dr Paul W Horn president of Texas Technological College will deliver the principal address at the Workers Council meeting of Polk Street Methodist Church Tuesday at 7 p m in the Fellowship Hall Departmental superintendents will present annual reports and other church business will be handled Members are urged to attend and arrangements are being made for departmental groups to sit together
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Paul W. Horn
Texas Technological College
Workers’ Council
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Horn
G O P Leaders Urge Unity In Texas Gubernatorial Campaign
Fort Worth Texans hear a unity plea as Capt J F Lucey campaign manager for Col W E Talbot says a Republican governor could be elected with 50000 in legitimate channels. Talbot and N Tory leader R B Creager vote backing Hoover amid strong opposition.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
J. F. Lucey
Dallas
W. E. Talbot
Colonel Talbot
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Friday and Thirteen Prove Fortunate for Montreal Police Chief
Hulbert Langevin, longtime head of Montreal police, has seen a string of promotions on dates including Friday August 13 1902 and September 13 1928. He rose from captain to inspector on April 1 1925 then to chief of police three years later, and soon after to director.
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United Press
Montreal
Hulbert Langevin
Langevin
Amarillo Community Chest names new president
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting last night Amarillo Community Chest directors announced a new president. The group pledged renewed efforts to combat poverty and want in the city with armed resolve and organized support.
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Amarillo
Community Chest Army
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Hereford Hosts Panhandle Church Convention Friday
Assembly of God church in Hereford prepares for a fellowship meeting and convention bringing together ministers from 16 Panhandle counties. Rev. Guy Shields. H. M. Caldwalder, district superintendent, will oversee sessions with many visitors expected and strong local church representation.
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Assembly of God Church of the North
the Panhandle
Hereford
Guy Shields
H. M. Caldwalder
Dallas
Lawrence Hagg Elected President in Local Labor Union
Building, Lawrence Hagg was named president with Gus Lestwich as first vice president and J Levy as second vice president. Cecil O'Brien was re elected treasurer and J Clyde was chosen to represent the Central Labor Union. The second meeting of the year adjourned last night and a third is set for next Monday at the Chamber of Commerce offices to finalize the campaign and budget. The board includes C F Locher and Mrs E L Roberts among others.
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Lawrence Hagg
Gus Lestwich
J. Levy
Cecil O’brien
J. Clyde
Central Labor Union
Chamber of Commerce
Gus 5. Lestwich
Cecil L. O’brien
C. S. Lambie
J. W. Mode
J. T. Moore
J. A. Rogers
C. F. Locher
F. E. de Coster
E. L. Roberts
Blast probe underway after Palestine explosion
Authorities investigate a blast near Palestine that killed Claude Warren, 22, and injured six others as a gas explosion in a downtown office caused fires and structural damage. Victims include Miss Mario Moser, 19, and several injured workers with varying burns and injuries.
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Claude Warren
Here
Mario Moser
M. A. Moser
Claude Hall
H. T. Fotopulos
Jewett Lanier
T. A. Fitzgerald
Vera Cruz Hit by 100 Mile Gale
Dis patches report a hurricane with winds up to 100 miles per hour striking Vera Cruz. The storm tied up traffic in the port and brought heavy rain with no great damage. The system likely moved from the gulf and may be the same cyclonic disturbance affecting the Southern Pacific coast. Rains and fog disrupted the Mexico City Brownsville air service for three days.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Gulf
Pacific
Brownsville
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