Sir Osbert Sitwell Sees America as World Hope
English novelist Sir Osbert Sitwell, in New York with sister Edith Sitwell, calls America the hope of the world and praises American generosity. He notes America has mellowed since 1926 and admires the nation’s task prowess while warning against overextending its resources. He sees Anglo American friendship strong despite immigration differences.
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Osbert
England
America
Inez Robbins
New York
Osbert Sitwell
United States
Edith Sitwell
Americans
Charles Dickens
J. B Priestly
Edith
Stis
Sacheverel
Sir Osbert
Wall Street
Duke of Beaufort
John of Gaunt
Europe
Italy
Father of Lubbock Woman s Death Victim At Honey Grove
J F Edwards father of Mrs J D Sanders 2828 Twenty fifth street died Friday night at his Honey Grove home relatives were advised early Saturday Cause of death was not announced funeral plans not completed when the Sanderses left to attend the funeral
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Lubbock
Honey Grove
J. F. Edwards
J. D. Sanders
Twenty-fifth Street
Sanders
4-H Club and FFA Sponsor Dr Gaffney Show in Lubbock
Lubbock county 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America announce a Dec 17 appearance by Dr Gaffney billed as America's cleverest magician at Lubbock Senior High auditorium. Proceeds go to a fund for livestock shows and club activities. A two hour revue features Don Page and Viola with doves. tickets sold by members.
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Lubbock County
4-H Club
Future Farmers of America
Dr. Gaffney
America
Lubbock Senior High School
Joe Leech
FFA
Roy Middleton
Dave Sherrill
Dr Gaffes
Don Page
Hollywood
Viola
White Doves
Four men fined for nets at Antra Rock crawfish sanctuary
Four colored men were fined size each at Luderitz for using nets at Antra Rock, a crawfish sanctuary. The case cites local wildlife protections and conservation aims in the harbor area.
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Luderitz
South Africa
Antra Rock
Gun Shells In Metal Shipments Probed
Army ordnance officers investigate discovery of live ammunition in three carloads of scrap metal received by Sheffield Steel in Houston. Col. James W. Fraser says shells from 37 mm to eight inches were found and could endanger workers. He suspects unauthorised gathering from a nearby Army camp near Waco and asks Camp Hood officials to locate the source.
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Houston
Army Ordnance
Sheffield Steel Corporation
James W. Fraser
San Jacinto
Sheffield Furnace
Fraser
Waco
Camp Hood
Temple
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Edgar G. Lewis
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Kaykendall Chevrolet CO
19Th ST
Texas Avenue
McWhorter
Westinghouse
Aken
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