Palace Presents Dual Roles in The Man Who Lost Himself
On Friday and Saturday May 30 31 At The Palace a double bill features The Man Who Lost Himself with Brian Aherne and Kay Francis praised as a clever comedy. Aherne plays Evans and Scott in a case of mistaken identity while Miss Francis is the mistaken Mrs Scott.
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Brian Aherne
Kay Francis
Brian
Evans
Scott
Hickok
Raymond Cottle
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Pancho Lopez
Robin Hood
Beery
Barrymore
Henry
John S. Whitewood
Bette Davis
George Brent
Mary Astor
Bette
The
New York
Peter van Allen
Brent
Sandra
Maryland
Maggie
Fles
Peter
Description of Equine Neurological Disease Progression
The article traces stages of severe horse illness, detailing nervous symptoms, inability to swallow, drooling, yawning, posture changes, limb weakness, and eventual collapse. It notes fever variability, nasal discharge, and restlessness, with rapid death in hours to days, and rare survivals, sometimes leaving lasting brain or spinal damage.
Navy lowers minimum height for naval aviation cadets
The Navy announces a reduced minimum height for Naval Aviation students from 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 4 inches. Commander Laverents says pilots as short as 5 feet 4 inches can operate modern, adjustable controls. Education still requires no mathematics in college credits. other requirements unchanged. Contact nearest U S Navy Recruiting Station for details.
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Navy Department
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Allen Building
Dallas
Laverents
U. S. Navy
Wendel Family Attends Palo Alto Program Amid Moral Struggle
Mr and Mrs A H Wendel and children Norma Maggie endure a tense social event. Maggie resists strict orders and grapples with a burden of truth that could shatter a hidden lie. Peter’s identity and the promise of happiness hinge on secrets kept or revealed.
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Mra
A. H. Wendel
Norma
Palo Alto
Maggie
Maryland
Sandra
Peter
Pennion
Eleas
Civil Defense Health and Manpower Highlights
The article notes deferment rules for men in civilian occupations to support defense needs, lists critical professional fields, and stresses nutrition and fitness for defense readiness. It also announces thirteen coast to coast broadcasts to promote Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps and mentions farm cotton spending on clothing and household goods.
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General Page
Office of Production Management
Columbia Broadcasting System
Fred Allen
Star Theatre
Dallas Blankenship Pushes Dry County Protection Law
Governor signs the Dallas Blankenship bill to defend county dry status after voter approval. It bars drug stores from selling prescription whisky in dry territories and echoes democratic duty to honor expressed will. Blankenship, a key legislature leader, is urged to run for Lieutenant Governor.
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Dallas
Alias Blankenship
Men Called For Military Service Protect Civilian Jobs
General J. Watt, State Selective Service Director, urges full cooperation between employees and employers to protect civilian jobs for registrants. He explains how the Act grants job restoration after training, with certification of merit and seniority protection, treating induction as leave.
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J. Watt Page
Selective Service
Page
Selective Service Act
Loans Made To 4 460 Texans In Three Months
Texas savings and loan associations reported 9 115 896 in home loans since January 1 through 119 member associations. The total far exceeds last year’s four month period with 4 406 Texans financed and a shift from new construction to purchasing existing homes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Texas
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Fredericksburg Federal Savings and Loan Association
Texas Associations
Revised Handbook for Boys with Rockwell cover gains praise
The Handbook for Boys, revised with a Norman Rockwell cover, has become a trusted partner for 9.6 million Scouts and leaders since 1910. In 31 years 6.9 million copies were used, adding a color supplement on the Flag Code uniforms and personal progress records. It covers first aid camping cooking pioneering health safety and nature study for Scouts and non Scouts alike.
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Norman Rockwell
America
Proper Selection of Food Imperative
Dr Geo W Cox State Health Officer warns on feeding for fitness as defense. He cites a Texas study comparing school children in farming and industrial districts, noting malnutrition in farming areas due to preference for less nourishing foods despite dairy fruit and vegetables being available.
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State Health Department
Austin
Geo. W. Cox
America
Electric brooders for chicks by Farm Electrification Bureau
The article outlines key choices for electric brooders including capacity, hover space per chick, insulation, construction, and heating power. It stresses avoiding cheap units, using 1.5 to 2.5 watts per chick, and features like curtains, lights, a quick acting thermostat, and inspection doors to ensure efficient, safe brooding.
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Harper Herald
Wareld Diesel
Peet
Harper
A. C. Wendel
Pr. Leon F. Zwiener Optometrist
Frederickaburg
Navy
Air Corps
TOR Defense Savings Bond
Scofield
Defense Savings
Washington
Dallas Blankenship
Clara Lee Baumann
Artin Crenwelge
Madeline Dooley
Raymond Espenhower
Oliver Fiedler
Andrew Fritz
Clinton Fritz
Ruby Grona
Virginia Grona
Arthur Lynn Hahn
Paul Hartmann
William Hartmann
James Heimann
Frances Hohmann
Clara Dorothy Jenschke
Ignatz Jenchke
Ferdinand Jenschke
Myrtle R. Jordan
Charlie Klein
Emmie Lee Knebel
Alois Kunz
Rosalie Kunz
Frances Maurer
Lorene Maurer
James Maurer
Myron Moritz
Evelyn Ida Pehl
Evelyn Lydia Pehl
Vernon Petsch
Werner Ruff
Clarence Schaetter
Kermit Scott
Bernice Staudt
Clyde St. Clair
Lucile Stehling
Elsie Stensch
Rosa Straube
Bernice Weinheimer
Hilmar Weinheimer
Studebaker
South Bend
E. M. Douglas
W. S. James
Roy E. Cole
OUR
Democracy
Mat
Ira Miller
Farm Electrification Bureau
H. Welge Lewis
Fredericksburg
Alex Mittendorf
Fredericksburg, Texas
Wat
John Deere
Aermotor Mills
Fairbanks Morse
Krauskopf Bros
USS
Jenschke
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