Horsemen Search Griffith Park for Vanished Actress
A 35 member mounted posse plus about 200 volunteers hunted hills and woods in Griffith Park for clues to actress Jean Spangler who has been missing since October 7. Lt. George Banta led the effort covering five square miles from Fern Dell toward the planetarium as detectives seek any hint of her fate.
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Hollywood
Calif
Griffith Park
Jean Spangler
George Banta
Fern Dell
Banta
Spangler
Los Angeles County
Miss Spangler
Griffith Planetarium
Deaths and Funerals in Austin area
The obituary notices report Mary Etta Childress 82 of Austin died at her daughter Thelma Hall's home. Also listed are Edmund C. Clabaugh died at his daughter's Cameron road home with turtle creek graveside. Dorothy Lou Mohler 17 months died in a house fire. Lydia Ludwig King died in hospital. Jane C. Hatch rosary and funeral at St Ignacius with Mount Calvary burial.
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Edmund C. Clabaugh
Cameron Road
Turtle Creek
Kerrville
Wilke Funeral Home
Walter Kerr
Dorothy Lou Mohler
Carl P. Mohler
Route 5
Hyvitin Manor
M. C. Edison
First Baptist Church
Austin Memorial Park
Jane C. Hatch
Cook Funeral Home
St. Ignacius Church
Eugene L. Dore
C.S.C
Landon Bradfield
Harris Brush
Aubrey Boone
Sam Blackstone
A. M. Tidwell
William Johnston
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Prominent West Texas Woman Dies From Burn Explosion
Mrs. Robert S. Winslow aged 71 of Menard died from burns after a butane heater exploded at her ranch home on the 54th anniversary of her marriage. She had lived in Austin 1918 to 1930 and was active with the Texas A&M College extension service. Survivors include five daughters, one son, two sisters, and a daughter in Austin. Funeral set for Monday at 10 am in Menard.
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San Angelo
Winslow
Austin
Henry Harrison
Menard County
Winsiow
West Texas
William L. Black
Sam Holliday
Houston
Victor Boyd
Bothell, Wash
Forrest Runge
Christoval
Albert Brisbin
San Antonio
John M. Winslow
Menard
Florence Hall
Eden
Camilla Raggio
Fort McKavett
Polio Toll Rises in Fort Worth as Six Year Old Dies
Fort Worth records seven polio fatalities this year after Shirley Anders, six, from Comanche Texas, dies at Seen Hospital. A three year old Fort Worth girl is admitted, pushing 1949 Fort Worth polio cases to 207.
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Fort Worth
Shirley Anders
Comanche
Texas
Atlantic Hurricane No Threat to Land
A small hurricane sped northeastward in the Atlantic giving no land threat. The Washington Weather Bureau reported at 5 p.m. it moved about 20 mph, about 250 miles north northwest of Bermuda, with gusts near the center above hurricane force. Gales extended 100 miles east and 60 miles west. expected to continue northeast with little change. Shipping along its path advised to use caution.
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Washington
Washington Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Bureau
Weather forecast notes warmer temps and possible rain
An outdated weather blurb reports warmer temperatures and a chance of rain in the near term. Details mention moon phase, rainfall since the month’s start, and temperatures in various locales.
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Menges
Son Bae
Houston Cafe Man Dies in Gun Valley
Enoch Z. Green a 65 year old cafe owner was shot to death in his Houston cafe Sunday. An ex convict admitted to officers that he fired the shots and faces murder charges. Garretson 39 described a man entering the cafe calling Green with a handshake before opening fire.
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Houston
Gun Valley
Enoch Z. Green
Green
Co. M. Garretson
Pop
Garretson
Hiccups Treated with Quinidine Relief
Quinidine is described as a drug used to treat severe hiccups. It outlines its application in managing persistent hiccup symptoms with medical guidance.
State Fair of Texas opens second week draws 200000 visitors
More than 200000 people attended the State Fair of Texas as it opened its second week in Dallas. The day featured a two hour A&M system show with Chancellor Gibb Gilchrist, cadet cheers, and performances by John Tarleton, Prairie View A&M, Arlington State, and other colleges. Visitors toured British exhibits while six man Cockrell Hill volunteers won a gold trophy for a 18.5 second pump challenge. Cedar Hill placed second with 18.7 seconds.
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Dallas
State Fair of Texas
Great Britain
A&m College System
Texas
State Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Texas Poultry and Egg Association
North Texas
Fairgrounds
Hall of State
A&m
Gibb Gilchrist
John Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Prairie View A&m
Arlington State College
Buckingham Palace
Cockrell Hill
Cedar Hill
Indian Prime Minister Honors FDR Memory
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru placed a wreath at President Roosevelt's grave in Hyde Park. He praised Roosevelt as one of the greatest men of their generation and commended Mrs. Roosevelt for her humanitarian work. Nehru and his party then traveled to New York City and stayed at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Roosevelt
Nehru
Nebraska Rules Limit Scooter Use to Licensed Drivers
Officials state it is illegal for anyone other than a licensed driver to operate a motor scooter in Nebraska. The rule targets unlicensed operators and aims to enforce rider qualifications statewide.
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Nebraska
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