Englander Family Plans Funeral Trip After Death in St Louis
Mr and Mrs Arnold Englander and son Marvin leave tomorrow for Chicago or St Louis pending a message on where the funeral of Mrs Englanders brother in law Samuel Sears will be held. Mr Sears died suddenly in St Louis. The family was previously known to Bonham residents. Read the ads in this paper.
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Arnold Englander
Marvin
Chicago
St. Lois
Englander
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Sears
St. Louiseday
Bonham
National Air Tour Set to Sail From Detroit
More than 20 airplanes from leading American manufacturers will start a four week National Air Tour on June 30 from Detroit. The Third Annual event, sponsored by the Detroit Board of Commerce, will visit 30 cities in 15 states before returning July 28. The caravan will cover over 6,000 miles, including a first Pacific Coast leg, with stops in St. Louis and Indianapolis.
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United Press
Detroit
America
United States
Detroit Board of Commerce
West
Pacific Coast
Moufutsinous
St. Louis
Indianapolis
National Air Tour
Wichita
Kan
Survey finds 61 of 160 men dissatisfied in New York marriages
The Dallas Journal reports a Woman's Home Companion study of 1000 marriages shows 61 of 160 New York men could name 233 causes of dissatisfaction. Among answers: temperamental and physical dissatisfaction, lack of personal freedom, health issues, jealousy, finances, and friction with relatives.
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New York
New York City
Woman’s Home Companion
Pacific Coast Air Tour to California and Beyond
A Pacific Coast air caravan begins July 3 from Bells with Tulsa as a waypoint, then non-stop to Fort Worth and onward through San Antonio, Waco, Marfa, Tucson, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Spokane, Missoula, Minot, Fargo, Milwaukee, and ends in Detroit with stops for fueling. Noted flyers Edward Schlee, William Booch, George Maldeman, Eddie Stinson, Phillip Love and others participate in the multi‑city endurance flight amid stormy press coverage.
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Texas
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Waco
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Ariz
Reed
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Yuma
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Los Angeles
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Portland
Ore
Corning
Cal
Medford
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Spokane
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Minot
Parga
Fargo
St. Paul
Brock
Schleo
Ind
Nake
Wau
Wis
Tamm
Detroit
Battle Creek
Mach
William 5. Booch
Damon
Europe
George W. Maldeman
Hawajian
Wall
Eddie Stiuson
Blood of Indian Chiefs Flows in Curtis Veins
Charles Curtis of Kansas, Republican running mate to Herbert Hoover, is depicted as descendant of Indian chiefs. The feature notes his birthplace on Indian territory, his Senate leadership, and his heritage through tribe members including a relative called White Plume. The article blends praise with celebratory tone for his historic vice presidential prospects.
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Herbert Hoover
Curtis
United States
Charles Curtis
Kansas
North Topeka
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