Chevrolet Truck Sales Hit New January High
Chevrolet reports January production of over 25 000 commercial vehicles with expectations of sustained high output into spring. Holler notes retail truck sales set a January high, and that 1933 output was the best since 1930 with Chevrolet leading among truck producers except for one rival.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
William F. Holler
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Particu
Woman Receives $20 Tip At Sonora Café
Eleanor Hanson, employed at a Sonora cafe, is pictured receiving a $20 tip from John J. Rascob, a New York financier. The incident sparked broad newspaper coverage and led EK. L. Gaines to learn where his stepdaughter resided and to reconcile with his wife after five years apart.
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Eleanor Hanson
Sonora
Texas
John J. Rascob
New York
EK. L. Gaines
Eleanor
Pietro Arentino Portrayed As Rome’s Influential Poet Figure
The article recalls Pietro Arentino as a key early sixteenth century Rome figure with a mysterious origin. He quips he was born in Arezzo in a public hospital with the spirit of a kingf and raised in the gutter. He says his mother was a public woman and his father either a cobbler or a gentleman, unspecified which.
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Pietro Arentino
Rome
Arezzo
Former Soldier Held For Granger Courtroom Killing
A former soldier is held for the death of two Granger officers after a courtroom shooting in Justice Nunns office. Cernok pulled an automatic and shot Constable Lindsay Moore and Justice of the Peace J. W. Nunn notes. He reloaded and walked away as the crowd gathered. Moore later died and Nunn Colbert ducked for cover during the attack in Granger Texas.
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M. B. Colbert
Williamson County
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Nunn
Justice Nunn
Cernok
Frank Simcik
Moore
Cernock
Lindsey
Lindsay
Nunn
Colbert
Justice Court
Granger National Bank
N. L
Jack) Taylor
Armstrong Lumber Company
Prisoner Taken After Turbulent Incident
R F Bahern seized the suspect as Dr H O Halimicek and Mr Sal yer escorted Cernok to the city jail with a crowd in pursuit. He allegedly admitted to the act. Sheriff Louis Lowe and Deputy Sheriff Barney McLaughlin moved him to Williamson county jail in Georgetown at 5 47 p.m. to avert mob violence. Cernok, 38, unmarried, has lived in the United States 20 years and has relatives in Sealy Texas with his mother in Moravia.
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R. F. Bahren
H. O. Halimicek
Mr. Salyer
Cernok
Louis Lowe
Barney McLaughlin
Williamson County
Georgetown
Cernock
Sealy
Texas
Moravia
Chare
Georgetown examining trial set for Friday
Reports indicate charges were filed Friday and the accused will appear before Justice of the Peace C. R. Fauhion in Georgetown for an examining trial.
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Justice of the Peace
C. R. Fauhion
Georgetown
Oak Hill Cemetery Association Elects Officers
Officers elected at a Sunday meeting at the Methodist church for the Oak Hill Cemetery Association of Cameron include Mrs. B. Slocomb as president C. W. Lawrence as first vice president Mrs. W. A. Morrison as second vice president Sam Law as manager and treasurer and Mrs. W. H. Stafford as secretary and collector.
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Oak Hill Cemetery Association
Cameron
Methodist Church
B. Slocomb
C. W. Lawrence
W. A. Morrison
Sam Law
W. H. Stafford
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