Dolores Del Rio Denies Divorce Plan
Dolores Del Rio denies plans for a divorce as New York’s wanders through the stock boom of March into April. The piece reports on wild market volume, daily trading, and questions about sustainability, citing broker opinions and public reaction to the record rally on the New York Stock Exchange.
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J. L. Kilgallen
S. Bint
New Sore
America
New Tork Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Peleen
WEAK OUTLOOK ON WEEKDAY WORK AND POWER
A fragment from a discussion urges reducing the work week to six days or two days off to lessen unemployment. It advocates expanding electric power use in farming communities and warns about control of power sources by a few. The note questions Canadian and U S energy policies and the allocation of power to farmers.
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Walkera
Canuia
Au Toring
Sowll
Parmera
United Sattos
Canada
Hee
Simu
Angels Watching Wife Saver in Oar Crash Says Divine
WEW YORK April 2 V The Rev Dr John Straton told Calvary Baptist parish that a crash near Oklahoma City March 22 proved to him that guardian powers watch over people He recounted how the car door opened and his wife was thrown clear while their faithful child rode at the wheel He noted Straton and his wife were returning to New York from Sinn Foxe Oklahoma after Straton preached with Rev William Kenny M Towner in backcountry talks
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Wew
York
John Reweh Straten
Pagela
Calvary Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Stentoy
New York
Sinn Foxe
Onl
Straton
William Kenny M. Towner
United States
Bankers Eye Securities After War Bond Surplus
Stobert Fowler of Harriss Irby and Vose notes increased banker appetite following Liberty Bond sales. Postwar financing yielded surplus funds for investment, with bankers like Jacques Cohen of Baar Cohen & Co suggesting coordinated lending on specific securitive issues.
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Stobert
Fowler
Harriss
Irby
Vose
Jscque
Cohen of
Baar, Cohen and Company
This Golf Course Should Succeed in Richford
A brief note discusses a proposed golf course in Richford with mentions of a 19th hole and plans tied to Quebec across the border. Francis Loimer is noted in the announcement.
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Richford
Quebec
Francisloimer Anouuoees
Hay speeds farm crops at Columbia experimental farm
At the Missouri College of Agriculture experimental station in Columbia, Me, Dr Stadler and colleagues report radio exposure can hasten plant evolution and crop improvement. Three years of work claim increased barley and fruit varieties with new growth traits and ripening, plus potential for earlier apple bloom with Muller experiments and Texan lab reports.
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Columbia
Missouri College of Agriculture
Ve. Ld. Stadler
Llissitute
Stadlers
Stadler
Buuller
Apple Bay
Studlers
Cimilie
Yrarh
Muller
Texan
Planes to Search For Sugar Vane
An incomplete report from Washington dated April 4 outlines a planned search by the department. Officials aim to locate a vessel or commodity related to sugar operations and assess tensions around a claimed shortage or dislocation.
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Vane
Waehington
New Extra Dry Cleaner From Paris Promises No Ring Stain Removal
An advertised Paris style dry cleaner offers a new method to remove various fabric stains without leaving rings or odors. It claims to penetrate delicate weaves without harming fibers and works on heavy materials while remaining nonflammable. The ad promotes universal availability in department stores and druggists.
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Paris
Dolores del Rio and Jaime Higado separated by distance and pride
Dolores del Rio and Jaime Higado deny divorce, stating they are separated by distance with Hollywood and New York as their camps. Higado blames busybodies and notes their seven-year marriage endures despite rumors. Dolores travels to Mazatlan for filming while both plan to see each other when possible. A Catholic Literary Guild of America is formed to align readings with Catholic teachings.
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Dolores del Rio
Jaime
New York
Dolores
Hallswood
Dolores del Dio
Hollywood
York
Taimi
Teast
Mexico
Friends Hightieth Street
California
Sum
Dolores del Hig
Mazatlan
Edwin Carewe
Catholic Literary Guild of America
Wolker Francia X. Talbot
America
Hea
Father Talbot
Ciatholic Jaymui
Bridal suites reserved for Panama cruise party
Two bridal suites were reserved for eight members of a San Antonio wedding party to travel on a Panama cruise. The trip, organized by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, was planned with for the Royal Whales line. Ranovi, chamber manager, noted the arrangements for the bridesmaid party and family, with uncertain details remaining.
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Panama
Jung
Nodr
San Anatins
San Antonia
How of Commerce
Mrs Louise Spohn Dies. Rites Held For Local Resident
Mrs Louise Spohn, 60, buried Monday after funeral services for Lorier Spohp. A native of Gorimgny, she lived here thirty eight years. Survivors include her husband, a son Bolinaen, and five daughters Ey Hielfath Nohineon Kemily oth and others.
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Louise Spohn
Lorier Spohp
Avelinetree
Spohn
Wys
Gorimgny
Hat
Bolinaen
Charles Kohn
Oudames Ey Hielfath
Nohineon
Property Owners Assessed For Street Maintenance Charge
City commission assessed property owners on Tra Avenue to pay 249 pounds for curb repairs. The notice applied to Broadway through to Tee Fermlune. Sixty one pounds of the charge covered curb work, with details posted by Monday.
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Tra Avenue
Mamday
Death of Karotkin: Police Probe Expands in City
Continued coverage describes detectives tracing the slayer who fled Karotkin's store. Officers believe a suspect linked to the crime was nearby for weeks, renting a room and burning clothing. The man reportedly robbed pastry shop owner Mrs. Bush after a late Saturday appearance, as authorities link the two sensational incidents by the fleeing suspect and tied bindings.
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Hugh Prondvot
Proudfoot
Suapect
Korotkin
Ussthe
Oak Street
W. B Bush
Perbelion
North Alamo Street
Karotkin
Congratulated For Air Progress in San Antonio
On Monday Col. George W. Stuart head of the aviation commission of the Chamber of Commerce received a letter from Tristan Jones, chief of the air information division in Washington. The notice commended the marking of the Builders' Exchange roof to guide airplanes and said a photo of the mark would appear in an early issue of The Domestic Air News.
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San Antonio
George W. Stuart
Chamber of Commerce
Trnent Jones
Air Information Division
Department of Commerce
Washington
Jemex
Builders’ Exchange
Air Newa
Spring Arrives As Mowers Are Stolen In City
A spring sign appeared Monday with mower thefts reported in town. One mower recovered near Castro area and returned to owner. Police have not located another mower stolen from 241 Went Commerce Avenue.
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Reidents
Danecke
Erict
Bridge Contract Awarded for SEO Belle Project
A contract valued at 8500 dollars was awarded Monday to J Ue Affrex, a contractor, by the city council for a project on the Kon Antonia river. The winning bid was the lowest among bidders, including Jeffrey.
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Seo Belle
Kon Antonia River
Debrind
Ereet
Jeffrey
Ihe
Chicago Traffic Manager Here Woller Ghlenaa News
Chicago traffic official Woller and announcer Ny Marvey are named in a brief civic notice about local transportation management and public event coordination, with additional unclear terms from the OCR fragment. Further readable details reference city traffic roles and scheduling.
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Chicago
Woller
Iivaliond
Ghlenaa
Eee Te v
Ny + Marvey
Alatrigg Anseniger Jamvat
Honor Kelly AA Victi Tribute to fallen workers
A tribute service is planned at Kelly Field to honor men who died in accidents during World War I. The ceremony will begin at 11 in the morning on the day the new chapel opens, with J. H. McCann as Kelly Field chaplain and M. L. Chambers invited as principal speaker. Maj. James J. Chaney is also expected to speak.
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Menwels
Alelnck
Kelly Cield
J. H. McCann
Kelly Geld
Mason
ML Chambers
Tik
James J. Chaney
Nlen
President Calles Leaves on Tour in Mexico
President Calles departed Mexico City to spend Holy Week visiting several cities. Dispatches from Vera Cruz report he unexpectedly arrived there late at night and was welcomed by local authorities.
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Mexico
Salt Creek Oil Lease Probe Completed
Washington officials said the Department of Justice completed its investigation into the Salt Creek oil lease. Key figures named include H. M. Blackmer and Secretary of the Interior Charles Fall in a Teapot Dome era context. The probe touched on a lease to the Midwest Refining company and a Sinclair Oil contract renewal after legal input.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Salt Creek
Midwest
Vanyung
Albert Ti
Whit Pai
Interior
H. M. Blackmer
Sinclair Crue Oil
Toyalty Oil
Sn't Creek Tea
Sinclair Company
Sinclair
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