Testimony Ends After Seven-Hour FCC Hearing On Rainey Complaints
A seven hour session closed as the Federal Communications Commission hearing on Dr. Homer P. Rainey’s charges against four Texas Quality Network stations wrapped for the day. Attorneys debated university history and radio time disputes, with testimony set to resume as the commission weighs whether stations biased campaigning.
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FCC
Max B. Skelton
Associated Press
Dallas
Homer P. Rainey
Texas Quality Network
James D. Cunningham
Examiner
James
Raneyv
University of Texas
Cunningham
Commission
Allred
Kern Tips
KPRC
Houston
Tips
J. R. Parten
TQN
Dr. Rain
Former Area Resident Ace B. Cole Dies in California
Ace B. Cole, 60, former Hale County resident, died Thursday in a Chula Vista hospital after a short illness. He lived in California about four months. Services are planned this afternoon with burial at Strip Cemetery near Abernathy, per Rix Funeral Home. The body arrived in Lubbock late Saturday.
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Ace B. Cole
Hale County
Chula Vista
Calif
California
Strip Cemetery
Abernathy
Rix Funeral Home
Lubbock
Russian Spy Trial Opens in Seattle Case Hints at Hero Honor
The indictment centers on Nicolai G Redin a Russian naval lieutenant accused of buying naval secrets from Seattle engineer Herbert G Kennedy for 250 dollars Several hours of opening arguments stressed a political backdrop with defense counsel denying intent to provoke a new spy scare while portraying Redin as a potential hero in Soviet Russia and noting wartime vulnerabilities from within by the US Navy
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Seattle
Nicolai G Redin
Soviet
Russia
Victor E. Anderson
Irvin Goodman
Portland
Redin
Herbert G. Kennedy
Anderson
United States Navy
United States
Berlin
Baca Rites To Be Held In El Paso
Following rites at Rix chapel Saturday morning the body of Luis Baca former restaurant operator was moved to Hardin Memorial chapel in El Paso for final services and burial likely Monday. Survivors include his wife and stepson his mother Mrs Guillermo Madriles de Baca of Juarez Mexico a brother Amador Baca and sister Maria Baca de Chacon both of El Paso.
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Rix
Luis Baca
Hardin Memorial Chapel
el Paso
Rix Funeral Homes
Guillermo Madriles de Baca
Juarez
Amador Baca
Maria Baca de Chacon
Fez Paso
Wife throws Yogi husband out for monthly alimony
Santa Barbara California July 13 Handsome Theos Bernard 36 self styled reincarnation of a Buddhist saint agreed to leave the penthouse atop Santa Ynez mountain and accept 1500 a month temporary alimony plus 2500 for attorney fees in a separation suit filed by Mme Ganna Walska 53 former Polish opera singer They were married in Las Vegas four years ago and Bernard claimed to be unable to support himself after a rheumatic heart and noted his ability to stand on his head for three hours at a time
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Allred
Frank W. Wozencraft
Dallas
KPRC
Rainey
Paul M. Segal
WBAP
Fort Worth
Texas
Santa Barbara
Calif
Theos Bernard
The
Mme Ganna Walska
Bernard
Santa Ynez
Mme. Walska
Las Vegas
Nev
Montecito
Tiberland
Viola Wertheim
Henry Morgenthau
India
Tibet
University of Arizona
Merger Vote Consolidates Local School Districts
Voters in McClung Acuff Canyon and surrounding communities approved consolidation for elementary and high school use. County Superintendent Roy Boyd said the move preserves finances and formalizes a practice in place since 1938. Voting results: McClung 14 for, 0 against. Acuff 19 for, 1 against. Canyon 10 for, 0 against. Election judges were Marvin Winniford, John Burleson, and Edgar Russ.
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Acuff
Canyon
M “Lung
Roy Boyd
Roosevelt School
Boyd
Frenship
Carlisle
Hurlwood
Forst
Wolfforth
Roosevelt
McClung
Primitive cultures use diverse items as money
Primitive economies employed a wide range of acceptable media for exchange. Among the notable items listed are hoes, rock salt, feather bands, ax blades, shells, and sperm whale teeth, illustrating money’s varied forms across early societies.
The che: a 25 string Chinese musical instrument
The che is a traditional Chinese instrument featuring 25 strings. It is played horizontally on the lap or a stand, producing a bright resonant tone used in folk and classical ensembles.
Woodward Family Reunion After 45 Years apart
Guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Woodward in Shallowater for a rare reunion with Gertie Mansfield of New Orleans and A. T. Woodward and wife from Los Angeles. The two brothers and sister had not been together in 45 years, nor had the brothers met in 38 years. Michigan? Memphis connection noted for A T Woodward who once managed a wholesale drug firm. Mansfield accompanied the party to Los Angeles before returning home.
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H. E. Woodward
Shallowater
Woodward
Gertie Mansfield
New Orleans
A. T. Woodward
Monica Woodward
Claude Herring
Los Angeles
Memphis, Tenn
DANGER POINT On angleworms drying affects revival
Scientists report angleworms can be dried to 46 percent water and still revive, but they die if drier by only one fifth of one percent. The finding highlights precise moisture thresholds for survival.
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Everett L. Looney
Smith
Ralph Nimmons
WFAA
Looney
W. Lee O’daniel
Wbaps
Wozencraft
Alfred, Looney
Leonard Marks
Panama
Disney
Handsome
Jumbo Webster Field
Wylie’s Drug
Main Street City
Arena
Sled Allen
H. F
HECAE
Lubbock Hubbers
Abilene Blue Sox
Hubber Field
Webster Field
College Ave
Grandstand
He-Man
Bacon
West Texas
FISK
Clothiers
Broadway
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