AT THE PALACE THE STORY OF THE VATICAN FILM
A March of Time documentary titled At the Palace the Story of the Vatican screens Friday at both afternoon and night. Produced with Richard de Rochemont and narrated by Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen, the 54 minute sepia study covers St Peter's Basilica Vatican galleries and Papal state institutions including the library crypts and Vatican radio.
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Rome
March of Time
Richard de Rochemont
Papal State
Vatican
Vatican City
Monsignor
Fulton J. Sheen
Catholic Radio Hour
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Pope Pius XII
Sailors With Wings March of Time Promotes U S Navy Aviation
The March of Time on Sunday and Monday chronicles U S Naval Aviation from World War I to the present emergency program. It notes the 1921 Bureau of Aeronautics, rapid air training and construction, and improvements in aircraft armor and armaments. The film shows large shore based flying boats and carrier planes in action with the fleet, aiming to boost pilot numbers to 50 000. In a separate note, Kerrville visitors Mr and Mrs Burton Brown and two sons visited Harper, and Mr and Mrs Oliver Roberts of Gatesville visited C Z Bein.
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U. S. Naval Aviation
U. S. Navy
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Britain
Ottmers Oehler wed in Holy Ghost church ceremony
Miss Irene Oehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Oehler and Gilbert Ottmers son of Mr and Mrs Helmuth were married at Holy Ghost church Rev C Lindenberg officiated with double ring ceremony Attendants included Mrs Elgin Hartmann and Elgin Hartmann Bridesmaids Viola Koennecke Norma Ottmers Groomsmen Victor Ottmers Clifton Frantzen The couple will reside in Fredericksburg where the groom works as a bookkeeper at the Felix Maier machine shop.
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First Methodist Church
Mason
Texas
Dorothy Kothmann
Elgin O. Kothmann
Marschall Klingelhoefer
Alf. Klingelhoefer
Cherry Spring
C. R. Brewster
Casper
Victor L. Kothmann
Bracketville
Karl Kothmann
Forrestine Haney
Ft. Worth
Sara Belle Tart
Gale Woods
la Nelle Emanuel
Chester Keller
Fort Mason
Irene Oehler
Albert Oehler
Gilbert Ottmers
Helmuth
Holy Ghost Church
C. Lindenberg
Lindenberg
Elgin Hartmann
Viola Koennecke
Norma Ottmers
Victor Ottmers
Clifton Frantzen
Lee Roy
J. R. Weiershausen
Seipp’s
Fredericksburg
Felix Maier
Dorothy Klein Weds Eugene Brown in Kerrville Church
In Kerrville at St. Peter's Episcopal Church on Saturday November 22 at 10:00 a.m. Dorothy Theresa Klein daughter of Mrs. Edgar Klein became the bride of Eugene Brown. Attendants were Gladys Brown and Ralph Solomon. The bride wore a navy blue dress.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Kerrville
Dorothy Theresa Klein
Edgar Klein
Eugene Brown
Gladys Brown
Ralph Solomon
Illegal killings mar hunting season this year
In Llano and Mason counties, multiple illegal hunts are reported. A 700 acre pasture yields two does, two spike bucks, and a range hog left for buzzards. A belled pet buck with sawed antlers is killed. two men face charges for illegal meat possession and hunting without license.
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San Angelo
W. X R. Bode
Henry Keller
Abilene
Arthur Oestreich
Liano County
Alex Schneider
Mason
Ira Frank
McCulloch County
Castell
John Taylor
Llano County
Frank Cowsett
Llano
Practical suggestions on farm drainage
Agricultural engineer M. R. Bentley of Texas A and M College Extension Service outlines pre planting drainage fixes. He notes many acres damaged by prolonged standing water and advises cutting openings in obstructive fence rows and modifying back furrows to improve runoff toward roadside ditches. He also recommends flat breaking narrow lands with dead furrows, turning rows to drain toward channels, and building turn rows to outlet drainage. He warns to clear vegetation from old ditches before the spring.
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M. R. Bentley
A. & M. College Extension Service
Central
South
Texas
West
Bermuda
Bentley
Young couple wed in intimate ceremony at their new apartment
In a simple event trimmed in white and navy, the bride wore a white corsage while Miss Brown wore a black crepe dress with pink carnation corsage. A dinner for close friends and relatives followed the ceremony at the couple's new home. Best wishes were sent for a happy future.
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Ingcote
Miss Brown
Our Democracy Anniversary Lincoln Quote Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Abraham Lincoln and democracy themes tied to a May anniversary. No clear event, date, or location readable. only a dated political reflection linked to Lincoln.
Milk heroes honored with Pasteur medals at industry convention
A Morning parade of heroism is celebrated as Pasteur medals are awarded to dairy workers for lifesaving deeds. Recipients include Cornelius K. Oker for digging to save two children, and others from Shelly & Parke, H. P. Hood, and more. A separate note recalls Vic Nash wrestling a wild deer in Polk County.
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A. G. Marcus
Pasadena
Calif
International Association of Milk Dealers
Pasteur
The
Milk Industry Foundation
Fred Mokrohajsky
Raymond J. Clancy
Mr. Marcus
Robert Snyder
Cornelius K. Oker
Hilkmen
Toronto
Adohr Farms Milkman
Los Angeles
Sidney Wanzer & Co
Chicago
Shelley & Parke
Binghamton
N. Y
Clancy
Mokrohajsky
Leon Record
H. P. Hood & Sons
Auburn
Polk County
Vic Nash
Lufkin Daily News
Nash
Corrigan
Connally seeks way to stop strikes
Senator Tom Connally introduces legislation to aid the President in halting strikes that hinder defense production. The bill would empower the President to seize plants, set a wage freeze with a labor board to ensure fair pay, and continue measures already in law for defense needs. Connally argues most laborers oppose strike use against the government in wartime.
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Senate
House
John L. Lewis
Congress
Tom Connally Lastiee
Strkes
Senator Connally
Connally
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Texas
Gonnaly
United States
Dallas Hallmark Candle Lighting Sets Century Tradition
Marinell Pribble climbed an eight foot ladder as Dallas marks its 100th Christmas with a 12 foot tall candle in a department store. Weighing 4,600 pounds it will burn six weeks each year for 200 years. The Dallas Historical Society helped light the candle, a $5,000 piece requiring 25,000 beeswax dips.
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Marinell Pribble
Dallas
Dallas Historical Society
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Harper Herald
Harold Dietel
Oer
Harper
A. CG. Wendel
Leon F. Zwiener
Optometrist
Pea
Frederickeburg
RKO
Klingelhoefer
Kotitman
Burton Brown
Mrs. Oliver Roberts
Gatesville
Mra. C. Z. Bein
Ottmers — Oehler
BROWN
KLEIN
Abraham Lincoln
Milkmen
Alvin Airey
Glendale Farms
Newark
Earl Auchenbach
Fairfield Dairy
Reading
Ralph Lavin
Kennedy-Mansfield Dairy
Madison
Wis
George Blaul
Borden-Wieland
Nicholas L. Cast
Borden’s
Rockville Centre
Carl Kessler
Ohio Farmers Milk
Cleveland
Gerald Griffin
Philadelphia
Peter James
H. S. Chardavoyne
Brooklyn
John Storrie
Blue Island
Ill
Nina Jean Moore
Mary Virginia Stevens
R. B. Heath
Shirley Ray
San Antonio
Dorothy Birt
Doris Hopf
S. W. Teachers College At
San Marcos
Arthur Bierschwale
Dawn Whitworth
J. T. Thornton
Harvey
Herald
Fort Worth
Es Gymmere Naaarkets Business Neg New
U.S
Star-Telegram
Tagulon
Ood
Gulf Gas
Gulf Pride
Gulflube
Gulf Station
Woerner
Worrner
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