Drought and Heat Threaten Texas Wildlife Find
The Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission warns drought and extreme heat endanger fish and wildlife statewide. Officials cite ponds and farm tanks shrinking to lethal levels, depleting oxygen and causing mass die-offs. Breeder licenses surge as Texans turn to game-breeding, though authorities note limited commercial prospects and strict sourcing rules.
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Republic of Mexico
Rex Barstow Born During Nightclub Show at Ciro’s
Two day old Rex Barstow nearly stopped a floor show at Ciro's nightclub when she was born early. Her mother, former AAU swimmer Margaret Barstow, worked as a hatcheck girl and alerted Dr. Bert Tardien in the audience. Rex weighed six pounds 12 ounces and arrived 30 minutes after the ruckus began.
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Cirogute
Princess Elizabeth to Visit Washington for 48 Hours
British officials outlined a brief 48 hour program for Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip during their October Washington visit. The focus is on her preferences, with a large embassy affair planned and curtsy etiquette under review as guests are expected to be greeted.
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Ex Boxer on FBI Most Wanted List Seeks Evasion
A former boxer turned gunman, Giachino Anthon Barcola, was added to the FBI’s 30 Most Wanted list. Barcola, who fought as Jack Fiore three years up to 1927, is accused of murdering a Detroit jeweler, Albert Swartz, who agreed to testify in a robbery case. Swartz’s death jeopardizes the government witness.
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Colla
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Baccola
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Swartz
Ex Movie Star Turns Nun as Sister Quentin Rita
Hollywood reports former child film star Juanita Quigley has begun life as a nun in the Order of Daughters of Mary and Joseph. At age 20 she took vows with two years of study planned before final vows. She intends to teach in grade school after training.
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Hollywood
Juanita Quigley
Quentin Rita
Order of Daughters of Mary and Joseph
Things Aren't The Same Down On The Farm Monkeys Of Gadgets Change Buying Habits
A Central Press dispatch notes farm households shifting buying patterns due to mechanization. At Oléson’s Armstrong Mercantile in Minnesota, farmers now shop self-serve with leaner gloves, faster soaps, and more leisure time. Ice cream remains a popular winter treat. The piece highlights modern farm retail shifts and consumer habits across rural areas.
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RENNETE_ ALLEN Central Press
Armstrong
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Minnesota
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