Cardinal Begin to Lead Cornerstone Ceremony at Ste Anne de Beaupre
His Eminence Cardinal Begin of Quebec will preside at the cornerstone laying of the new Fresilica at Ste Anne de Beaupre today, replacing the fire-destroyed edifice. The notable Catholic church leader, born in Quebec 83 years ago, studied at Laval University and in Rome before advancing to higher church duties.
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Begin
Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Cardinal Bosit
Canada
Cardinals
North America
Laval University
Keineo
Eternal City
Thecihelic University
Innsbruck
Carehe
Race to Big Air Meet Planned for International Races
St Louis air officials and a flying club outline plans for the October 3 8 and 9 air races in St Louis. Civilians may enter three events while others remain open to nonmilitary entrants. A rubber band powered model airplane contest is listed with the Malvilill trophy and 300 in prizes for the Junior Flying League entrants.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louis Air Board and Flying Club
Farmers Press For Highway Amendment In Tyler Opinion
Judge R W Simpson of Tyler argues the highway amendment on July 28 will direct state funds to farmers by shifting cardinal roads to state control. He says county focus now lies on main roads at expense of rural routes, urging a full turnout to support the amendment.
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Tyler
Texas
R. W. Simpson
Jyler
Judge Simpson
A Splendid Medicine for the Stomach and Liver
Chamberlains Tablets for the stomach and liver are splendid says Mrs William Vollmer Eastwood NY. When bilious constipated or with indigestion give them a trial. They will do you good.
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Chamberlain
William Vollmer
Eastwood
N. Y
Mrs Violet Oberfecht Society Editor
Violet Oberfecht is listed as society editor with the contact telephone number 70 and a reference to the editorial role in the social pages column.
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Violet S. Oberfecht
Social Calendar and Rotary Education Event Continued
The report covers a Thursday social evening hosted by Mrs. R. K. Mims honoring James McCloskey and George Jackson, plus a detailed account of the Laredo Rotary Club education program led by Asher Smith with Leon Waiches and an interactive Q&A. Also notes on Miss Ruth Scratchley’s upcoming wedding and a bridge party in her honor.
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R. K. Mims
James McCloskey
George Jackson
Laredo
Watches
Asher Smith
International Rotary
Joe Netger
Smith
Rotary
Joe Netver
Mr. Smith
Vyhe Rotary Club
Poe
Birelo
Ahooom
Vy. Copgtiw
Pieh
HG. Moefoongen
J. P. Merton
Hassell
Asher Simith
Albert Martin
CS. Melvinney
Wall
Colbern
Focter
J. B. Morton
Ya Hou
Wedding Luncheon and Handkerchief Shower for Bride
A two course luncheon preceded the handkerchief shower for the bride Miss Irene Leyendecker. Attending were close friends including Laura Taylor Maxyne Taylor Minerva G Sell Margaret MacGregor Marguerite Yeager Eva Scratchley and others along with Mrs Hall Wormser Clark Nye Bruni Rollman Proffitt Scratchley and the hostess.
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Irene Leyendecker
Laura and
Maxyne Taylor
Minerva G’sell
Margaret MacGregor
Marguerite Yeager
Eva Scratchley
Margaret Copeland
Ethel Mackin
Mesdames Samuel Hall
M. Wormser
A. D. Clark
Randall Nye
Louis Bruni
Rollman
Explosion at Cardington Fireworks Plant Kills One
An explosion at the United States Fireworks Mfg. Co. plant in Cardington near Philadelphia on July 26 reportedly killed at least one worker and injured several others.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States Fireworks Mfg. Co
Cardington
Death of Frederick Krey Found At Home In Dallas
Frederick Krey aged 69 was found dead in his bed in Dallas today his throat cut by a razor clutched in his left hand according to family statements he had been ill.
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Fy Assoctated
Dallas
Texas
Prederick Krey
Shotwell Shot in Family Assault Case at Waco
Luther Shotwell of Windsor filed charges against his father in law W H H Taylor for assault to murder after being shot with a double barrel shotgun. Taylor was arrested on the charge in Waco Texas today.
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Associated Presa
Waco
Texas
Luther Shotwell
Windsor
W. HH. Taylor
Taylor
Freer urges U S opera language shift to boost American productions
Mrs. Eleanor Tiverest Freer, national co-chairman of the opera department, National Federation of Music Clubs, calls for using American language in foreign operas to elevate U S opera. She argues indigenous subjects and personal composer choices will spur production and preserve art treasures for future generations.
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UY Asn Lited Press
Chicago
United States
Eleanor Tiverest Freer
Opera
National Federation of Music Clubs
Freer
Fads and Fashions of Today by Dorothy Philips
Popular star of First National Pictures surveys summer style at mountain resorts and shop windows. Sweaters and matching skirts in bold colors, pleated white crepe skirts, knit wraps, and threequarter length cloaks lead the summer wardrobe. Many designs emphasize sport and informal day wear with vivid fabrics and decorative borders.
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Dorothy Philips
First National Pictures
Pat
Theos
Reneh
Howeso
New Device to Save Coal Stethoscope Tests Steam Traps
The National Association of Building Owners and Managers research committee unveils a radiator trap stethoscope to detect steam loss. Led by Col. Gordon Strong of Chicago and Lewis Institute staff, the device promises to save thousands of tons of coal annually by diagnosing trap malfunctions via emitted steam sounds.
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Praga
Chicago
National Association of Building Owners
Col
Gordon Strong
Lewis Institute
WANTS OUTLET FOR MORE COAL BIG LIGNITE FIELD
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled on coal expansion plans with the Texas corporation Rack opie, Sondon & Southern proposing to rebuild a six mile line from Margery, Texas to gain a lignite coal outlet. Washington notes July 26. The Wabash railroad was authorized to take over 9 miles of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas between Moberly and Aldwirtitel, with rental payments to the leasing firm.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Rackopie, Sondon & sSouthera Railroad
Texas
Margery
Lo & GN
Io London
Te Aiso
Wabash Railroad
Missouri, Kates & Texas Railroad
Moberly
Aldwirtitel Musconti
Wabash Company
Former Texan Dr Mullins Elected Baptist World Alliance President
Dr E H Y Mullins of Lewisville Kentucky was unanimously chosen as president of the Baptist World Alliance at its third congress in Stockholm. Mullins leads the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville and has a background as a telegraph operator in Corsicana Texas.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Eh, Y. Mullins
Lewisville
Baptist World Alliance
the Alliance
Edgar Young Mulling
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Southern Baptist Association
Corsicana
Texas
Louisvile
Flee
Johns Hopking University
Mullins
Stolen Money Recovered From Front Door Package
Dallas Texas July 26 J W Rice reports $1850 stolen from his home yesterday a burglar rang the door bell delivered a package containing the money and left without explanation.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
J. W. Rice
Rice
Burglars Take $1,600 From Two Longview Stores
Burglary in Longview Texas last night hit Perkins dry goods and Peoples hardware. Loot totaled 1500 dollars from Perkins and 100 dollars from Peoples. Local police investigating.
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Longview
Texas
Perkins Dry Goods
Peoples Hardware
Oklahoma outlaw Miles Sullivan escapes from officers
AP reports Miles Sullivan, convicted killer of Walter Casey, escaped from officers while en route to a penitentiary in Arkansas. He was handcuffed and shackled at the time, with tracking hounds and offers for his capture. Authorities pursue from Harrison to Kenseth depot as Kelseth, Seavey, and Ken sett are mentioned in pursuit.
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Arkansas
Sullivan
Little Rock
Ark
Miles Sullivan
Oklahoma
United States
Walter Casey
Wooweelkeven
Koneett
Rehkianens
Sulvan
Casey
Harrison
Seavey Sph
Kensett
Sudwan
Kenseth
UntitledHistorical Brief Missing Clear Details
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows disrupted phrases and garbled names suggesting a partial report. Readable elements imply a location near a frontier and references to a meteor or event with mentions of heat, pets, and unclear social actions.
Reach Berths Agreement with Univ in Plire
The article notes an agreement reached between a university and partners for berth allocations and joint maintenance. It mentions the need for shared facilities and a timeline for seating and port entries, with emphasis on cooperation and future project steps.
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Univ In Plire
Olav Abe Phas
Methodist Reunion Set Amid North South Conference Plans
The Methodist denomination in Ohio prepares for reunions of the North and South Church organizations. Delegates at the upcoming meeting will review a consolidated list approved by a joint commission after adapting proposals from each branch.
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Pregsy
Sieveland
Ohio
Reneon
Teva
Sonatndseion
Ereh
Invalid text fragment from Texas provost inquiry
Investigation by Texas state comptroller into appropriations for rural and supplemental school aid leads to planned suit to block transfer of seven million dollars. Representative John Smith of Austin comments on completed inquiry and its implications.
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Astin
Texas
Ui State
Texs
John Smith
Austin
Elsie Ferguson Wins Divorce From Thomas Clarke
Paris July 26 American actress Elsie Ferguson was granted a divorce from Thomas Clarke. They wed in New York in June. Grounds cited extreme indifference desertion and failure to provide.
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Associated Press
Paris
Elsie Ferguson
Thomas Clarke
New York
American educators laud Bulgarian schools under King Boris
In Sofia on July 26 American educators Professor Paul Monroe of Teachers College and Dr. William F. Russell observed Bulgarian schools showing progress in marrying practical and theoretical study. They reported Boris's gratification at the visit and were impressed by the king's democratic demeanor and engagement in education.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Paul Monroe
International Institute, Teachers College
New York
William F. Russel
Matters Educational
Ward Reindicted In First Degree Murder Case
Walter Ward, son of a wealthy baker, was reindicted on a first degree murder charge in White Plains New York and is held without bail as of July 26.
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Associated Press
White Plains
Walter Ward
Cows Addicted to Narcotics Law Passed in Montana
Helena July 26 A cow or any animal addicted to narcotics in Montana may be arrested and confined in the state sanitarium until physicians in charge declare it cured under a new state law. Lawmakers say a clerical error in late session caused the amendment to the anti narcotic statute involving stock condemnation and sealing loco weed.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
Will of People Seen as Key to Peace Across Nations
President Hardietian in Vancouver declares public opinion as essential to world peace. He cites American Canadian friendship as proof that patient public effort can deter conflict and urges Canada to guard satisfaction in any future ventures with the United States.
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Vencouver
B.C
Dilly
Hardietian Aedreds
Canada
United States
U Sed
Peete
Betas
President lands in Canada amid stormy reception
President disembarks in Ottawa amid protests and tight security. Officials say he will meet Canadian leaders today to discuss bilateral issues as the visit unfolds under heightened media attention.
One Per Cent Proved Genuine in Prohibition Crackdown
A report from Washington July 26 states only one percent of seized tuner distilleries tested as genuine by Prohibition agents over the past year. The four sources indicate limited success in distinguishing authentic products from illicit imports amid ongoing enforcement.
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Kwy Associated
Drews Walington
Tng
Prohibition
Reybo Coca
Theo
Fire Burns Whit Uit 2 Mn Area. Bondline Razed
A blaze in Whit Uit 2 Mn area destroyed a housing bondline and threatened a nearby structure. Local authorities report a wind driven fire scorched the fringe, estimated losses around K100.000. All guests were rescued and no serious injuries reported.
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Coeta
Syria
Heat Prostrations Reported on Hottest Day in Dallas
Five people suffered heat prostrations in Dallas on the city’s hottest day of the year. L Elwood was critically ill last night, while a Dallas Railway watchman is not seriously hurt. Two other victims are in less serious condition.
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Associated Press
Dilas
Texas
Dallas Westernny
L. Elwood
Dallas Railway Company
Bavaria Aims World Class Water Power Plant
Bavaria prepares a monumental power project as the Middle Isar River is diverted. Seven thousand workers labor on a new river bed to generate an estimated 480 million watt hours annually. The plan promises coal savings and a large energy output amid the era’s industrial push.
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Associated Preas
Munich
Bavaria
Isar
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