Athletic Club's Yuletide Season To Open Friday
The Austin Athletic Club kicks off its Christmas season Friday morning with women's activities including a Christmas play day. The schedule features volleyball, tennis, a luncheon, a square dance, and later festive programs by tiny tots and families. Mrs. Lindeman presides over the Women’s Advisory Council and Mrs. Williams heads the tiny tot mothers group.
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Austin Athletic Club
Mark Lindeman
Women's Advisory Council
Charles Davis
Pat Swenson
Tny
Dick Pilgrims
Ernest Wavyland
Paul Gladden
Wade P. Geraghty
John Perry Jr
Frederick Romberg
Santa
Tiny
H. C. Williams
D. L. Mills
J. H. Maufrais
E. K. Headrick
Gregory Gymnasium
Austin
Parents Face Death Grilling
In Springfield Ohio the mother Linne Elix and stepfather Roger Elix, aged 32 and 22 years, were detained on open charges after police questioned them about the death of 77-year-old John A. Smith whose body was found in a closet bound with a cord. An inspector called self-hanging impossible and noted the box and high hook details suggesting the boy could not have hanged himself.
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John A. Smith
Lawrence Abbot
Linnie Elix
Roger Elix
Abbot
Texans and New Mexicans Reach Pecos River Accord
Texas and New Mexico commissioners signed an agreement on Pecos River division, hailed by Attorney General Price Daniel as a major step toward settling the long dispute. Final settlement awaits approval by both state legislatures and Congress. talks began in 1923.
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New Mexico
Pecos
Price Daniel
Santa Fe
Congress
Taylor Junior CDA Wins Float Contest
Thousands lined the Taylor main street for the Santa Claus parade. The Junior Catholic Daughters of America won first prize of 100 dollars with a Nativity float. A Brownie float featuring a Christmas house with many girls won second prize of 50 dollars.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Mexican Senoritas Draw Modesty Rap
Mexican mothers charge that beauty contests organized by commercial agencies erode modesty among girls. They accuse young contestants of exposing themselves semi nude for fleeting notoriety, claiming vanity harms their future roles in marriage and motherhood.
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Mexico City
1500 Seek Ouster of Texas City Mayor
Mrs Alma New chairs the Texas City Citizens Committee which reports at least 1500 signatures on a recall petition aimed at ousting Mayor L A Robinson and City Commissioners Bert E Conley and Charles L Vance for alleged misconduct in office. Robinson refuses to resign and denies the charges.
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Alma New
Texas City Citizens Committee
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Citizens Committee
L. A. Robinson
Bert E. Conley
Charles L. Vance
Robinson
Holland Used Skates Rollers on 18th Century Roads
The article notes that rollerskates were employed on Holland roads in the 18th century, indicating early use of skate transportation in the region's history.
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Holland
Paul Robeson Graduates Rutgers College With Notable Scholastic Record
Paul Robeson completes Rutgers College studies with one of the highest averages in the college’s history and earns recognition as a five letter athlete.
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Paul Robeson
Rutgers College
Sale of Texas Radio Stations Authorized
The communications commission authorized changes in Texas radio ownership. KPAB and KAIR in Laredo sold by Howard W. Davis and J. K. Beretta to Mark Perkins for $80,000. KRIO in McAllen transferred from Valley Broadcasting Association to Frontier Broadcasting for $150,000. Also, North Fort Worth Baptist Church filed an FM construction application.
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the Communications Commission
Standard
KPAB
KAIR
Laredo
Texas
Howard W. Davis
J. K. Beretta
Mark Perkins
KRIO
McAllen
Valley Broadcasting Association, Inc
Frontier Broadcasting Company
Help Wanted for Living with Mother-in-Law Ad Sparks Humor
Rocky Ford, Dec 9. Bernel Tatro placed an ad in a local paper seeking housing with the note help am living with mother-in-law. He wants a house or apartment. The lighthearted appeal drew attention in the town.
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Bernel Tatro
Rent Boost Granted In North Dakota
Housing Expediter Woods approved a nine percent general increase in maximum rents in the Bismarck Mandan defense rental area covering Burleigh and Morton Counties with nearly 3 000 rent units. The local rent advisory board had urged a 15 percent rise.
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