US Radio Show Seeks Clues to Solve Crimes for Cash
A radio producer funds a $30,000 program promising $500 rewards for listeners who mail tips that solve a murder case featured on the show. The host aims to engage criminals and others to reveal clues, numbering winners to protect identities, while seeking sponsors and broader reach. Meanwhile Paul Maynard announces his platform for Harris County judge focusing on open access, efficient government, juvenile delinquency prevention, and cooperation with youth and law enforcement agencies.
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Sophier
Burt
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Vin
Mick
Saphier
Chiesgo Sun-Times
Wiliem
Duepdoe
Sapnier
Houston
Paul Maynard
Hertis Counts
Maynard
Blaynard
Barris County
County Juvenile Board
County Commissioners Court
Eskimo Guard Trains For Arctic Defense
In Nome Alaska a volunteer Eskimo force of over two thousand is being recruited and trained to defend the Alaska coastline against Siberian threats. Eskimo scout battalions are formed along the Arctic coast, uniforms and arms issued, and drills in sentry, rescue, and guerrilla tactics conducted under Colonel Joseph D. Alexander. An autumn joint training maneuver near Nome aims to unite units and foster language learning, with full strength not expected until late summer. Separately, a San Francisco traffic crash injured Glen Coone and Mrs Lily Ravitz, with serious injuries including a fractured rib and skull fracture.
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Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Alaska National Guard
Arctic
Point Barrow
Military Eye
Joseph D. Alexander
Alexander
Maaneuver
United States
Glen Coone
San Francisco
Lily Ravitz
Westwood
Cal
Baytonians to Study in Mexico on College Trip
Huntsville local students Joanne Thaman and La Juana Kerr join 65 attendees traveling to Puebla Mexico for the Geventa annual Sam Houston State College Mexican Field School. The group departs Friday by car, tours University of Puebla, stays at Colonial Hotel, visits Mexico City and sites including the floating gardens pyramids and bull fights, returning August 25. Dr Jesse Burleson directs the program and previously led American high schools in Puebla and Mexico City.
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Geventa
Sam Houstén
State College Mexican Field School
Puebla
Mexico
Joanne Thaman
la Juana Kerr
Baytown
Groun
University of Puebla
Colonial Hotel
Monterrey
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Mexico - “City
Victoris
Mexico City
Pyramids
National Palace of Fine Arts
Taxco
Fortin
Tropics
Tlaxcala
Jesse Burleson
Porter Relocates Office To West DeFer
Dr John T Porter physician and surgeon has moved his offices to 504 West Defer. He previously operated from South Pruett in the same city. The new offices occupy a former suite last used by Dr Stanley Humphrey, marking a local professional shift in South Coffeyville Oklahoma. Culture pressures in cattle country are noted as tolling landmarks such as the former city jail being repurposed into a library.
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John» T. "Porter
West Defer
Porter
South Pruett
Stanley
Humphrey
South Coffeville
Okla
Prize Dog Show At Wiggly Store In June
Twelve prizes will be awarded at a dog show hosted by the Food Company at the Wiggly Store, 208 West. The event, set for 2:39 p.m. Thursday, will honor dogs by categories such as largest, longest hair, longest tail, smallest, and most comically dressed. Kids can receive blanks at the venue.
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West
Af Food Company
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