Dallas Confederate Veterans Reunion Opens
United Press dispatch from Dallas reports more than 2,000 vans and hundreds of trains bringing Confederate Veterans to the annual reunion. The event fills the city with veterans as reception events unfold and the first general session is set for Wednesday with former Gov. J. Ferguson welcoming attendees and his wife present with Gov. Sam Ferguson.
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United Press
Allas
Red Confederate Veterans Meeting
J. Ferguson
Sam Ferguson
Government vessels to be scrapped may open Henry Ford ships
United Press reports a board sub-committee recommends selling 200 of 890 idle government vessels for scrapping. The move would clear way for Henry Ford to obtain ships, with timing noted around May 19.
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Ping Board
Henry Ford
McCartney Declares Battle With Modernists In Presbyterian Assembly
Dr. Clarence McCartney, retiring moderator, arrives in Columbus Ohio for the National Assembly and signals a clash with modernists. He declares the hour has come for a great battle while fundamentalists welcome the confrontation.
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United Press
Columbus
Clarence McCartney
National Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
McCartney
Subway Train Fire Triggers Panic. Dozens Hurt in New York
A subway car near Central Station caught fire during the morning commute. Twenty eight people were injured, including eighteen women, with two reported dead from injuries amid the chaos as passengers rushed to escape smoke and flames.
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New York
Central Station
Confederate Veterans Readied for Dallas Reunion Breakfast
Confederate veterans from Sul Ross Camp gathered at the Gem Cafe for a piping hot breakfast before boarding Interurban cars to Dallas for the reunion. Dr J F Rayburn and local supporters funded and arranged transport and modest meals, with P W G Club girls aiding the sendoff.
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Benes Elected President at International Labor Conference
Premier Benes of Czechoslovakia was unanimously chosen as president of the seventh International Labor Conference opened in Geneva. Forty three nations were represented at the meeting established by the Versailles treaty.
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Geneva
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Our Groceries Showcase Pride in Quality and Service
We strive to keep only the best products and pride ourselves on superior service. Our satisfied customers are the strongest proof of our commitment and the reward we gratefully receive.
Secretary Weeks Faces Health Setback Amid Recovery
Washington May 19 The Secretary of War Weeks continues recovery from a stroke of paralysis suffered in April but his progress is slowed by gall bladder trouble. Attending physicians remain hopeful he can be moved to his summer home in Lancaster before the hot weather arrives.
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United Press
Washington
Lancaster
Pound Sterling Reaches New High Since 1916
United Press reports May 19 in New York that cable quotations show the pound sterling climbing to a fresh peak not seen since 1916, signaling a strong advance in exchange rates.
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United Press
New York
French Admit Riffs Giving the Lots Trouble on Front
Rabat Morocco May 19 The French admit setbacks and difficulties in Monday nights communiqué on actions against the Riffs massing at several points They penetrated the French lines at multiple locations according to the report
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Rabat
Morocco
Meat and Groceries Offer From Local Store
A local grocer advertises Meat and Groceries as their business core. The note promises competitive prices and quality goods for one month to attract customers.
Grand Jury Considers Evidence in Millstead Murder Case
Chattanooga May 19 four Central High School students summoned to grand jury to investigate charges that biology instructor Steger Hunt violated Tennessee law by teaching evolution. The state prohibits teaching evolution in schools.
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United Press
Chattanooga
Central High School
Steger Hunt
Tennessee
Dallas Grand Jury to Consider Case in Millstead Slaying
Dallas May 19. The grand jury will be summoned Wednesday to examine alleged evidence tying Frank Noel, a black man, to the murder of W. L. Millstead and an assault on Mrs. Mabel Berry. Noel's mother and sister are detained after further police searches recovered a gun believed used in the slaying hidden in the Millstead home.
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United Press
Dallas
Frank Noel
W. L. Millstead
Mabel Berry
Noel
Morea Scovery
Millstead
Texas University Receives Oil Royalty Payout
The State University will receive 138821 dollars as royalties for oil taken from its lands in April, according to Land Commissioner Robison.
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Texas University
United Press
Austin
the State University
Robison
Ford family not entering banking in New York
Detroit officials deny reports that Henry Ford and son Edsel Ford planned to enter banking in Wall Street. The Guardian Crust Co. and Ford Company officials call the conjecture absurd, confirming no such move.
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New York
Henry Ford and Son
Edsel Ford
Wall Street
Guardian Crust Co
Ford Company
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