Platform Collapse Injures Knights at Parade in Oklahoma City
A collapsed platform carrying about one thousand Knights Templar during a group photo at the state conferrence in Oklahoma City injures three seriously and seven lightly. Dozens suffer minor cuts as the raised structure fails shortly after 10 thirty this morning amid the parade. Names and towns of several injured are listed among the attendees.
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Oklahoma City
Olja
Knights Templar
Vell Harper
Aklahoma City
Pine
Osage
Okla
Hay Jonson
Enid
Osla
Tourteliot
Carey
W.T. Anderson
Winald Keane
Wiliam Mobagen
Cleredind
Mela
Officials grilled in small case during governor trial
International News Service reports at Waukegan on May 14 that witness Harry C. Hodys, state treasurer, faced questions about embezzlement and the safe account. Edward Pree pressed methods used by Miller and the state funds, while defense fought admissibility of ticker records and questioned figures showing millions moved through the safe account amid ties to Governor Smail and co defendants.
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B. J. D. Mueller
International News Service
Waukegan
Harry C. “Hodys
Len Smail
Edward Pree
Prosperties
Luchrs
Luchrs As To the Methods Used By the Present State Tressurer
Treasur
Lugbrx
Dirk Burk
Tesmon
Weroby
Wicro
Deward
Small
All-Year School Plan Defeated In City Survey
A survey by the Evening News finds strong opposition to an all-year school plan in San Antonio. Many parents and school officials disfavor the idea, with tabulated responses showing minimal support and a likely rejection of year-round classes. The study questions whether the plan would lower costs and notes potential issues regarding attendance and summer sessions.
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Evening News
San Antonio
Taluy
High Schao Sr Vents
Herduse
Hygher
Tuliuke
Rhodes
Ccsrinns
Samme
Schonl Board
Firlenle
Wartak Kehinf
Tihndis
Herrick Plans Capitol Stunt Tourney of Daring Acts
Representative Manuel Herrick of Oklahoma, famed for a legislative beauty contest, announces a Capitol stunt tour promising feats on the steps and plaza. He will perform a leap, ball split, and other risky acts if weather allows, with backup dates if rain delays occur.
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Washington, D. C
Manuel Herrick
Olashoma
Bng
Mayors anny and new line dispute dominates city grid
Chaotic city scene as talks fail over a new transit line on Hur 7 Elwk Ave. Police and officials clash over enforcement of the operating ordinance while residents report unlicensed transport vehicles along the Shae aren corridor. In California, composer Harry H. Williams dies after brief illness. survived by wife Mrs J Z Wiggs.
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Anny
Hexuil
Medoyentown
Nehods
Hur
Waxabaehie
Fema
Morey
Wea
Ridgeway
Grand jury to probe death of three month old Castillo
Be probed today by Bexar County Grand Jury into the death of Jesus Castillo three months old after receiving medicine for whooping cough on May 1. The probe follows an autopsy and laboratory tests by Dr Kerry and Wester lab, with witnesses observed in the courthouse corridor.
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Bexar County Grand Jury
43Rd District Court
Jesus Castillo
Jose
Manuela Castillo
Burleson Street
Tews Casino
Nkeo
Yho
Morfiene
Tustin Campbell
Kerry
Wester Laboratory
Warren S. Stone Attends Meeting in Houston Today
Warren S. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and president of its Cleveland bank, arrives in Houston to outline plans for amalgamating the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. He aims to spark convention interest and address several matters during the week. He will discuss the potential union of about 200,000 members and the benefits of consolidation.
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Houston
Tex
Warren Shnip
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Co-Operative National Bank of Cleveland
Jay
Brotherhood of Lacennaire
Mr. Stone
Hav
Graduates of Brackenridge and Other High Schools to Receive Diplomas
Brackenridge High School will hold commencement exercises May 21 with 78 girls and 92 graduates overall. The ceremony features a baccalaureate sermon by Capers, and diplomas will be awarded to a large class including Mercedes Arrowood, Gladys Harbus, Ruth Barnes, and many others.
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Brackenridge High School
Mercedes Arowlid
Vlllielee Baker
Gladys Uarbes
Geralding Marton
Vitrig
Harter
Louies Barnes
Pannle’ Bock
Ga Mayne Dester
Jistele Berliner
Velta Biggs
Myrtle Love
Lela Brown
Martha Luck
Margutte Buckhardt
Covet Bueche
Lotsvale Inhav
Lilian Rey Carson
Fda Christang
Hazel Chirk
Cora Collins
Brances Denys
Ruby Evelyn Dugosh
Ines
A. Dulluig
Allee Muwards
Corinne Serloh
Dortha Tlaner
Edna Mac Enderlin
Susie F Tell
Larone Weg
Bic
Kinth McTihiung
Uth Onbalmer
Verna Gray
Mildred Dorothy’ Goodwin
Ruuth Barnes
Lolo Tape
Teton Walford
Jean Malteberger
Margarek Martin
Melamie Mechel
To Tre Millg
Mite Lorie McTiken
Darlene Moore
Eleanor Moynahan
Ruth Mucor
Martha Nichale
Donna Norton Lunille Nottingham
Leonie Newoathy
Ak Heerlover
Audlors
Mortisn
Egheol
Muale
R . Aes
Marjorie, Adams
Arlen Antony
Ema Appleton
Hazel Archer
Floredce Armstrong
Hilen J. Arswil
Elizabeth Baldwin
Tewell Vierfield
Betsy Hart Bates
Lorene Testy
Tae Lott
Battie Beniter
Lacie Kennett
Ruth Burton
Doroth
Atiarelli
Rucher Campuell
Mary T Simon Mary
Hilgabety Ci Keo Carter
Tullet Caruthers
Rave Antonia Chapa
Ine Mirke Chanman
Tossig Marin Ghureb
Gracie Cagis
Phy B. Corbusier
Falan Hoang Cotlod
Grady Craft
Suzunng Crawford
Angela
LeStrurgean
Ne Levinson
Eugenia Tienstern
Mas Ida Kilvingston
Jewel Tony Wilhema Long
Adah Mottardy
Frances McCanish
Marjorie MeKienny
Edel Meliweth
Marjorie W. McLellan
Eal
Hoge Belle Marr
Lois Marshall
Steel Vianmincet
Aliee Atayathor Mazur
Clarence Menefor Higel Mabucry
Geetrude Miller
Trude
Ae Katherley” Mitchell
Nellie Mac Ftehell
Protect Murrell
Haw Myora
Florence Owen
Imogeng Pomaroy
Pay Reachad Powell
Stele Bragger
Mary Taulees Price
Matha Dutyman
Miriam’ Racusin
Katherine Tannay
Elizabeth Rhoades
da Doris Ridner
Vinay Robinette
Lotta
Jonson
Tenth
Bones
Mien
Alnabeth Rucker
Neatrice Sun
Estella Snese
Jeaner Schopter
I Ket Seogsin
Jane Selser
Olge Selser
Atran” Shaffer
Josephin Blunts
Maurine C. Simpemi
Frances Grace Smith
Tule Bell Snytth
Spbig Seth
Wilma Smith
Stella Stumberg
Harriet Koragce
Elizabeth Thomas
Carl Wi Grane
Lente Evans
Lewis’ Fairey
Leonard Vohu
Arthur Tee Gardner
Robert Garwood
Adelph Glesocke Grorce Rivea
Caving Gatepert
Cieland Harris
F. Heye Gerhart
Wiehard Helward Heiman
Pagel Itforne
David Howell
Ernest B. Howjerden
Farion Ursin
Charles Jackson
Weather forecast for Antonio area spans tonight and Wednesday
Parity cloudy conditions with variable winds and a high around 3 degrees. Tonight and Wednesday show partly cloudy skies with possible interior precipitation and moderate to light northerly winds.
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Antonio
Ints
Powers at Genoa planning new note to America
Washington notes US rejection of invite to June 15 Hague talks on Russia. White House says door remains open if conference program modified to include guarantees of life and property, sanctity of contracts, and right of free labor. Observers expect concessions on Soviet recognition conditions before any participation.
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America
Hague
Herbert Walker
Ars
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Hayue
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Amehony
Fy Diathick
Russia
Iuuktoye
Onmety
Hughes
Loover
Borah
Senate Wass
Congress
Ity George
Holmes
Nived
Fashington
Rdides
Wiladdin
Chamber of Commerce walls off open shop stance
The United States Chamber of Commerce declared the new 32.5 million home will be built on the open shop, signaling a direct challenge to organized labor. Keynote talks warned that European turmoil and the Washington conference shape a fragile global economy while labor leaders seek union cooperation.
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Ashington
1. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dian
Ibor
Unio
Walon
Gold Bricking on City Rentals Ordered Stopped
Merchants as city owned properties must pay rent or face penalties, the CK Commission ruled yesterday. Commissioner Pfeiffer pushed the measure after brief discussion, noting exceptions where occupants render services equivalent to rent. The ordinance targets about 200 families in Gradenridge Park and other areas, requiring a month’s rent to acknowledge property ownership and deter squatters.
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CK Commission
Tolan B. Pfeiffer
Taxatlan
Watcrmen
Gradenrridge Park
Richis Et Gsi
Madseway
City Attorner
Fake Soldier Sentenced for Forging Compensation Claim
In Alabama a man identified as Goodman posed as a wounded veteran to obtain disability compensation and funds from the American Legion. He testified in federal court, claiming he was shot by a trap gun during a burglary and faced multiple months in jail. Investigators revealed prior deception to gain money for his wife, with details of his travels and feigned injury.
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Goodman
Boguy
Mexico
Leward
Lawrence
American Legion
4Roodman
Lawerence Hau
Atraighe
Chaorliy
San Antonin
Norpiuz
Joe
Walseby
Wimpelt
Goodwan
Birmingham
Belfatr
Nurse kidnapped infant near Berg's Mill
Police search countywide for a nurse who abducted 11 month old boy of Mrs Addla Buena from the Buena home six miles south of the city yesterday afternoon. The child slept in his mother's room when last seen. The nurse fled toward town in a car, and Mrs Buena was reportedly in shock. The motive and possible destination remain undetermined.
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Addla Buena
Buena
Berg's Mill
Toman
Ste
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