Moving Into Their New Home on the Heights
G. T. Tooke of the Sanitary Grocery plans to move into his new Heights residence after buying the Poggenpohl property from Mrs. A Poggenpohl. The National Motor Co announces an upcoming car shipment including a Willys Knight Coupe Sedan and invites the public to visit the show-room.
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G. T. Tooke
Sanitary Grocery
The
Heights
Poggenpohl
A. Poggenpohl
Willys-Knight Automobilee
National Motor Co. Ince
Ortiz Leases Pastures to Jennings Partners
Notice states L. R. Ortiz has leased all his pastures to W. H. and R. F. Jennings and asks that no permits be requested. Dated October 20, 1961.
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W. H
R. F. Jennings
Laredo Legion Post Plans Meeting and Officer Installation
The Laredo Post of the American Legion will hold a meeting at the Elks Hall on Thursday at 8 PM. Following the meeting, the newly elected officers will be installed, and all members are urged to attend for important business.
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Elks Hall
Laredo
The
American Legion
Government to seize estates for emigrant training farms
Melbourne reports the new government plans to take over private estates by compulsion if needed to establish temporary training farms for emigrants. New arrivals will receive holdings on these lands and the immigration of boys to Australia is to be encouraged.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Centenary Events Highlight Georgia Governor Smith and Trade Meetings
Delegates from cotton states arrive in New Orleans for boll weevil convention. American Automobile Association prepares to push Congress for gasoline price investigations in Washington. Canadian by election in North Winnipeg draws national political focus. Georgia legislator E H McMichael faces graft indictment trial in Macon. American Trade Association Executives meet in Chicago to discuss cooperative advertising standardization and retail merchandising.
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New Orleans
Georgia
Macon
McMichael
American Trade Association
Chicago
German Red Cross Contributes to League of Red Cross Societies
Paris October 24 The German Red Cross Society has funded part of the League of Red Cross Societies expenses with a contribution of about 100 in French francs. The payment equals fifteen billion marks in German currency. Nineteen societies funded the 1922 budget of 200000 yearly, guaranteed by the American Red Cross. Twelve new members have joined with their payments, and old members are expected to respond, raising total membership to 31 societies.
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Paris
German Red Cross Society
League of Red Cross Societies
American Red Cross
League
Court fixes strange costs in libel case
A Berlin shoemaker sued a prominent German actress for libel and won. The court ordered the actress to pay the case costs and, humorously, the cost of mending the lawyer’s shoes after the cobbler promised the attorney a new pair of half sales.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Sam Williams club aids ex-prisoners to reform
The Sam 8 Williams Voucher Club, a nonprofit national group led by Sam S. Williams of Cleveland, works to prevent crime and support rehabilitation. It helps paroled men with probation, housing, and family support, with Williams noting 40 years of inmate release work and about 150 men aided yearly and only one backslider.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Williams Voucher Club
Sam S
Daddy) Wiliams
Williams
Le Boutilier Named Long Island Railroad President
George Le Boutilier, formerly vice president and director, is chosen to succeed the late Ralph Peters as head of the Long Island Railroad. At 47 he is considered a top railroad administrator and will earn 75000 dollars annually.
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George le Boutilier
Long Island Railroad
Ralph Peters
le Boutilier
Rodman
Pennsylvania
Peters
The
Cincinnati
Britain Refused Clearance on Bone-Dry Ships
One year ago today October 24 Britain denied clearance papers to American bone-dry ships arguing the law required brandy aboard for medicine purposes.
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Britain
Social Calendar and Society Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Wednesday Miseiro hosts the Wednesday Bridge Club at 3 30 PM. Parish Guild meets with Mrs Turry Sames at 3 30 PM. Pharssay Hannah Pair Ciyele to meet with Mrs J Mc Barr at 3 PM. Row Walther Circle gathers with Mrs PD 7% at Sokakon. Reports from New York and San Antonio note visitors. Pan American Round Table sets Monday Oct 29 1 PM at Hotel Hamilton. Junior Auxiliary coordinates Christmas crafts and hospital gifts. card party honors Married Ladies Social Club at the Hotel Hamilton.
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Miseiro
Adesander
Turry Sames
Hannah Pair Ciyele
J. Mc Barr
Afernoon
Walther
Ooote
Fermen
Chace
Pan-American Round Table
Pan- American Round Table
Hotel
Hamilton
Mrs. Fish
Panama
J. B. Morton
E. J. Foster
Married Ladies Social Club
Jersey radio heard in Sweden for first time
Stockholm reports two young men in Sweden picked up music from an American station in New Jersey using self made radio gear. The broadcast, mainly jazz, included a spoken intro with the line Gentle men, now we know. The event marks the first discovery of an American station’s music in Sweden.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
New Jersey
Bridge club awards mark lively social gathering
Members and guests filled rooms with silver baskets and blossom displays. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Fish for high, Mr. ST R Moore for men’s prize, Mrs. Sames for ladies guest prize, Mr. J S Penn for another men’s prize, with low score honors to Mr Hugh Clack and Miss Frances Alexander. A two course luncheon followed. favors included ivory letter openers and perfume bottles.
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Hugh Clack
Frances Alexander
A. BK. Younkin
H. G. Wall
L. J. Christen
M. W. Prennan
Ro. Bobbitt
Hugh Cluck
HW. M. Austin
J. 2 Moore
Joe Vidates
Albert Martin
Mra
J.B. DaCamara
M. Fish
Mesdames Wuberigh
Ou. Ww. Derby
Wil Austin
Joe Martin
Seymour Nenike
C. 5. Meinney
BR. J. Muller
Joe Moser
J. P. Leyendecker
Larry Symes
J. $. Penn
Meosdames Grissom
J. A. Wilson
L. L. Taylor
A. FE. Darby
Otto Withoft
Monterrey
Carewood
A. R. Vidaurti
Alma Pierce
Pring Buttron
Roland Grissom
J.B. Morton
J. J. Foster
Welk Found Guilty in Jailkeeper Murder Case
Sidney Welk was convicted of the murder of Willis Champion the night county jailer. The jury fixed the punishment at death. Champion was shot September 26 in an unsuccessful jail breakout attempt.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Sidney Welk
Willis Champion
Champion
Scottish Rite Leader Denies Klansmen Report
John Cowles, grand commander of the Southern jurisdiction, repudiates a statement from a Dieppe dispatch claiming a recent Alabama meeting discussed the Kar Klux Klan after George Fleming Moore resigned as inspector general.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Cowles
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Dies Pttulied
Sy Doepartarsat
George Fleming Moore
Seneral
Alabama
Kar Klux Klan
Trade Replaces Hostility Among Warlike Peoples
Reports from Mabila Oct 24 describe a shift toward peaceful trade with settlers in the region. Deputy Goopenapr Passer tours the area organizing markets between fortified towns near Roseburd and Pulnee, exchanging pigs and chickens for goods as peaceful exchanges grow.
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Mabila
Oet
Phe Tugnos
Peayinee
Theon
Jere
Goopenapr Passer
Vestal
Michigan Defeats Vanderbilt in New Stadium Debut
Michigan bests Vanderbilt by Columbus era notes. Grant Park Chicago hosts a 60 000 seat stadium to be used for amateur athletics, with English clubs traveling widely for football. Casual Stengel and Duane bouts noted as era sports history.
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Grant Park
Chicago
England
Maine
Hanner
Casvay” Stengel
Payent
Cary Duane
Mickey Brown
Lenox A. C
New York
German reparations steer postwar budget talks
A Paris dispatch notes a five line decree absorbing local communes in the Aisne and Marne regions, detailing territorial changes that erase certain front line settlements. The report highlights efforts to stabilize currency and reform budgets amid ongoing postwar turmoil.
Burglar case shocks town as police link killings to former accomplices
A local burglary spree ends in a double murder. Police say three men aided by a former associate carried out the crime after a dispute. Investigators note a full burglary set and suspect the killings were premeditated during a tense winter period.
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Rosie
Fragmentary OCR Note on Political Scene and Opposition
Readable bits describe a tense political moment in a republic with opposition seeking stronger measures. Mentions the senate, a possible negotiation, and references a Forbes number and an official cited figure amid unclear timing and names.
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Oid
Becal
Senate
Yeeros
Buena
Comtatien
Forbes
QUAKE VISITS ALPS AND SHOCKS NEAR MOUNTAIN
In Geneva a quake damaged Mount Gallo, a tall granite peak, with the summit undermined by deep crevices and a large block falling into a ravine several thousand feet below. Observatories logged tremors in nearby regions as Alpine climbers reported the unstable summit.
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Geneva
Senator Underwood Crosses Texas Line to Wichita Speech
Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama, presidential hopeful, crossed the Texas line into Denison at dawn en route to Wichita Falls where he is slated to speak tonight.
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Associated Press
Denison
Wexaa
Ocar Hoderwood
Alabama
Texas
Wichita Wis
Lloyd George Arrives in Pittsburgh from Cleveland
Former British premier Lloyd George arrives in Pittsburgh this morning from Cleveland marking a notable transit during his domestic visit.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Lloyd George of Great
Britain
Cleveland
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