Pata District Meet Slated At Gan Saba
PATA DISTRICT MEET SLATED AT GAN SABA Texas April 4 7 and 8 at the first Methodist church here under the Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations leadership. Delegates from Heart of Texas counties attend. The program includes a World Challenge to Parent and Teacher. Local greetings open the conference with a reception afterward. Bus iness sessions begin at 8 with notable speakers from Southwestern University and area towns. A luncheon and park picnic are planned with an evening program and graduation exercises. Visitors will stay with Saba residents during the convention. The executive board lists presidents vicepresidents and secretaries from Fredericksburg Llano San Saba and other towns.
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Rochelle
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W. A. Schaefer
Frederickshure
Laura Kuykendall
Southwestern University
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Llano
P. L. Gutdiv
Austin
E. A. Burro
Brady
Carrie Harper Whit Berio
Carl A. Blasig
Dena
Wulf
TL Riley
Fredericksburg
Carl A. Lasts
Brody
FP. Deckerd
Adelle Hill
Versdorif
Luling
Execuive
W. H. Schaster
Drederichsburg
Moss
Linno
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Sanaba
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New Warble Meter Unmasks Fatigue Indications
A new Warble meter, developed by engineering researchers, measures fatigue by detecting posture and vibration. Clinton Brown and psychologist Dr. George P Washington University report the device can test driver fatigue and its relation to focus, with early tests showing fatigue effects vary by age and task.
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Zom Bow
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Engineering Research Laboraory
Iran
Brown
George P Washington University
Masasaya
Prompt Delivery Reflects Season in Chicago in January
A Chicago report from the transportation department notes on time freight delivery rates in January, with 61.94 percent on time last December and 49.70 percent in January. It records 48,076 shipments arriving on time, 1,338 late by one day, and 20 percent late by more than one day. Compared with January 1920, late deliveries rose to 4,370 shipments.
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80 Roman Tombs Found in Vatican Gardens Dig
In Vatican City on April 4, thirty ancient Roman sepulchres were uncovered during excavation for a new approach to the Vatican gardens. Commendatore Nogara, curator of the Vatican museums, directed the completion of the ex mine.
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Pict of 20 Years Ago Learng Anew OBTCAGG
George F. Harding, cor treasurer f Corkenante, BlewmilTedd aye race pilot Si yerre wpe, Lewpain ming try to cantie the joystick, recently murebased cew bigh esbia plane.
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Opera pledge totals reach $12,000 for Chicago Civic Opera
Alfred N. Sack announced the Lyric league guarantors have raised about 12 000 to cover the 1932 season of the Chicago Civic Opera. Two hundred fifty pledges of 10 each aim to provide a 25 000 guarantee for potential losses during the two day local season. Major donors include Antonio Public Service, T Baker, Amnon Works, and Preely Wigsly Ban Antonio Company with varied pledges.
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Alfred N. Sack
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T. B. Taker
Amno [Ron Works
Preely
Ban Antonio Company
Glider Club Formed for Colorado Springs Students
In Colorado Springs high school students form a glider club to study aerodynamics theory and construction. Ground training is under way and a practice glider is being built. The class meets three times a week.
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West Side Probe Promised by Police Chief
Police Chief Owen W. Wilday pledged a new inquiry into traces near Matamorna Street. He stated the investigation would reopen and that about 200 nearby sites closed six weeks ago under orders from Police and Fire Commissioner Phil Wright would be reviewed.
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Owen W. Wilday
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Doctor Objects to Name Stiff in Court Fight
LOS ANGELES April 4 Samuel Reese Bel medical student appeals to law to change his name. He argues the nickname Stiff would deter patients and suggests Samuel Teese as a shorter alternative. A separate item notes Turkey's Grand National assembly adopting the metric system for weights and measures in Angora.
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INS
Samuel Reese Bel
Samuel Teese
Turkey
Grand National Assembly
Easter Attendance Drive Set At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church at Foreth and Taylor streets plans to draw 2500 worshipers for Easter, with 1500 attending last Sunday. Church members worked all week inviting friends, traffic police will direct cars, and an amplifying unit will serve overflow crowds. Dr J B Geter leads as pastor and Frank Cunningham heads the Sunday school. The Alabama Farm Bureau reports losses totaling 217,000,500 in 0.
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Trap Door Traps 2 in Liquor Raid
April 4 report says two men arrested by federal agents when trapped by a trap door in a building during a liquor raid. They had attempted to flee through the door as agents conducted the operation. one man leaped away during the raid.
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Toth
Firemen Rescue Canaries in Blaze
Salt Lake City firemen battled a blaze threatening Eugene W Robinson’s home and saved 200 canary birds kept in cages, preserving lives and pets amid the burning building.
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Utah
Eugene W. Robinson
Robinson
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