Local Dentists and Music Director Listed in City Directory
Directory snippet lists dentists in Richter Building Market Plaza and Walls Building over People's Pharmacy with office and phone details. Also lists John Connery funeral director at Jarvis Plaza, Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald as pianist soprano and Royal Concert Orchestra director, and Prof Julian M De Villar piano teacher with address on San Dario Avenue.
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John Connery
Jarvis Plaza
Adelaide Gebhardt Macdonald
Royal Concert Orchestra
Julian M. DE Villar
San Dario Avenue
Coal Prices Under Fire as Morrow Denies Bloc Claim
Washington D C Special A Senate subcommittee hearing heard J D A Morrow vice president of the National Coal Association deny that a nationwide producers cartel sets prices He noted five thousand coal producers with about seven thousand mines and described competition among fields as preventing price fixing The figure 2 294 members in the association approximate 45 percent of producers account for about sixty percent of output. He compared U S price levels with Britain and France noting mine prices there run higher. He also described rising costs from reduced mine days and argued coal profits have fallen since last year.
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Washington, D. C
J. D. A. Morrow
National Coal Association
Senate
Morrow
United States Geological Survey
United States
United States Fuel Administration
Fuel Administration
Huddleston
Alabama
Hines
Railroad Administration
France
Salvation Army Girls Hotel Expands to 26 in Dallas
Lieutenant Colonel George Wood reports the Salvation Army girls hotel in Dallas now houses 26 girls. The facility at 1718 Corsicana Street provides clean rooms and wholesome meals well below local board costs for the poorest.
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Dallas
Salvation Army
George Wood
Wood
Corsicana Street
Salvation Army aids thousands in southwest region in 1945
Salvation Army from the Dallas office reports aid to 30,669 people in the year. Of these, 22,104 received meals and groceries, 1945 lodging, 360 found work, and 1,148 received medical aid. Relief cost totaled $17,268.48.
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Southwest
Salvation Army
George Wood
Dallas
Evening dances and society notes in Laredo schedule
Thursday events include Circle B W M Wh ogt Baptist Church meeting at 6 with Mrs Coffey and a Story Telling. Friday features a dance at Elks Hall at 9 and a Jamaica program at the YWCA. Many residents and visitors are listed with travels and calls, plus a social dance at K of C Hall with numerous chaperones.
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Circle B. W. M
Og Baptist Church
Elks Hall
Jamaica
Y. W
The
International Institute
K. of C. Hall
Mesdames Mullally
Hamlin
Mussett
Ryan
G'Sell
J. F. Wright
Taylor
Convery
Cullinan
Roddy
Mrs. Devine
Fort McIntosh
Today’s Birthdays August 28 National figures born
Dr Elmer E Brown chancellor NYU born Chau tauqua County New York 58 years ago Rt Rev Henry Althoff Catholic bishop Belleville Illinois born Avis ton Alabama 46 years ago James Couzens mayor Detroit born Chatham Ontario 47 years ago Charley Whitman former governor New York born Norwich Connecticut 51 years ago Bellamy Storer former ambassador to Austria Hungary born Cincinnati 72 years ago
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Elmer E. Brown
New York University
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Henry Althoff
Belleville
Aviston
James Couzens
Detroit
Chatham
Ont
Charley $. Whitman
New York
Norwich
Conn
Bellamy Storer
Watch THE TIMES Everyday for Opportunities
Classified blurb invites readers to subscribe to The Times with a monthly rate of 60 cents. It highlights regular opportunities in news, ads, and features as a general marketing pitch.
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the Times
Railroad Men Must Return By Saturday
Agents for four Pacific coast railroad brotherhoods warn they will back federal efforts to run federally controlled lines if workers do not resume by Saturday. Los Angeles reports orders from chief officers directing a return to work and subsequent follow up decisions on obedience. No men reported to date by 7.30.
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Associated Presse
Cleveland
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Brotherhoods
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mexican Senate Considers Oil Nationalization Law Revisions
The petroleum committee in Mexico's senate presented a report on laws governing the oil article of the constitution that nationalizes oil lands. It also filed a draft law to remove retroactive effects from the proposed oil legislation, a concession sought by foreign oil interests.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Petroleum Committee of the
Mexican Senate
Senate
Montenegro Revolt Raises Balkan Tensions Across Region
AP report from London Aug 28 describes Montenegro in revolt with widespread fighting and rail cut between Virpazar and Antivari. Serbians reinforce but struggle to quell the uprising as Montenegro’s national spirit hardens and future alignment within a Jugoslav state looms. A second item notes Lenine dispatching a delegation to Kishinev to negotiate peace with Romania.
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London
Montenegro
Balkan
Virpazar
Antivari
Rumania
Copenhagen
Lenine
Kishinev
Budapest
Ratification of Peace Treaty Believed Likely in Paris
Paris reports that ratification of the peace treaty by the chamber of deputies is probable within a short time despite objections to military guarantees. Ratification will not end the debate as motions of regret and objections will be submitted to reopen discussion.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Hungarian Premier Friedrich Forms New Cabinet
Paris reports Stephen Friedrich former Hungarian premier under Archduke Joseph has organized a new government in Hungary.
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Paris
Stephen Friedrich
Archduke Joseph
Hungary
King George Urges Economy and Hard Work After War
In a Guildhall address King George of Great Britain calls on all citizens to practice economy and strenuous labor to maximize production of essential goods. He notes postwar living costs rose before the conflict and warns of ongoing coal mine production woes and potential strike actions in Britain.
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King George
Great Britain
Guildhall
City of London
George
Edward Vil
Britain
Los Angeles Times
Decollete Blouse Sparks Gossip at Reception
A shocked guest whispers to an Alderman about a young woman with a revealing blouse, short skirt, and sheer stockings. The Alderman jokes that she may follow the old maxim that young girls should be seen and not heard.
Aviators Safe After Engine Trouble In Ontario Derby
Lieu tenant Slater and Sergeant Strick land at Sethridge Field near Mt. Clemens after engine trouble during the Buffalo to Toronto leg of the international aerial Derby. Commandant announced they are safe.
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Associated Press
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Slater
Strickland
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
Toronto
Sethridge Field
Carnegie Will Is Offered in Probate
New York Aug 28 The Carnegie will places an estate estimate of 26 to 30 million dollars. Real estate is left to his wife with provisions for her and his daughter during widowhood. Annuities include 10000 to former President Taft and Premier Lloyd George, 5000 to Mrs Cleveland and 5000 to Mrs Theodore Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
New York
Carnegie
Taft
Lloyd George
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Mayor Ole Hanson Announces Resignation Intention
Seattle officials report Mayor Ole Hanson stated on August 28 that he intends to resign from office.
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Ole Hanson
Associated Press
Seattle
Patrol Reinforcements Arrive for Eagle Pass Border Duty
Thirteen officers and 62 men of the Ninetieth Aerial Squadron arrived today from Kelly Field for border patrol duty at Eagle Pass Texas.
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Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Texas
Ninetieth Aerial Squadron
Kelly Weld
Fort McIntosh Area Weather Summary Report
The Fort McIntosh observations for the 24 hours ending 7 a m show a maximum temperature of 97 degrees and a minimum of 61 degrees. Winds trend southeast with partly cloudy skies, while tonight and Friday are expected to be partly cloudy to cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh
President Wilson Plans Speech Tour for Peace Treaty
President Wilson will leave Washington next week for a speaking tour promoting the peace treaty. He will start with an address in Columbus, Ohio, Thursday, with Mrs. Wilson, Admiral Cary Grayson, Secretary Tumulty and staff in tow. The stops include Indianapolis Denver Coeur d Alene Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Portland Spokane and possibly Seattle. Senator Johnson of California opposes the treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Tumulty
Death of General Louis Botha at Pretoria
General Louis Botha premier and minister of agriculture of the Union of South Africa died today in Pretoria of influenza. Born in 1863 at Greytown Natal he led Transvaal Boers in the Boer war and commanded Union forces in southwest Africa defeating the Germans. He signed the treaty with General Smuts for the Union of South Africa.
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Ay Associated Press
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Louis Botha
Greytown
Natal
Volksraad
Transvaal
Union
Southwest Africa
General Smuts
Striking Railroad Shopmen Draw Unity Across Nation
The Atlanta Constitution argues that railroad shopmen defy laws and leaders, risking nationwide chaos if tripartite control is enacted. It warns continued strikes threaten public welfare and urges workers to heed official guidance and presidential appeals.
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United States
Atlanta Constitution
Chamberlain's Tablets Help Mrs. Bowers Digestion
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania says her digestion improved after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports long prior issues with only light foods and that relief came after trying the advertised remedy.
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Chamberlain
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
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Matamoros
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Laredo
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J. K. Thompson
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Annie Thaison
Houston St
Laredo Times
J.D. A. Morrow
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Joan Kirby
L.A
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Houston
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Oklahoma City
Hobby
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Violet 8
Obertelat Society
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Nell Sharbaret
Mr. J. R. Moore
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Alfred Poggenpohl
J O. Buenz
Hi. C. Hall
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Cotulla
Albert M. Penn
Pennsylvania
J. A. Burnett
Harold
Corpus Christi
John Beyette
Aransas Pass
J. A. McDonald
Wisconsin
E. Rex Tarver
Austin
Thomas Dickinson
Monterey
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Col
R. M. Campbell
Mary Chase
Kentucky
Nicholas
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OLD Law
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