Big Gypsy Bridal Ceremony Draws Tribes to Louisville
Gypsy tribes from Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia and other cities converge on Louisville for a grand wedding. About 400 to 600 Gypsies are expected as Frank Jon Vixentieldson of Chief Gregory John of Philadelphia and Rosianlex, 16, daughter of Witiger Stamey of Louisville, wed in a large ceremony.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Paints
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Vixentield
Gregory John
Rosianlex
Witiger Stamey
Louville
Bort Ara
Photo contest nears end amid arches and mishaps
In the light of a camera contest, contestants chase family moments and snap photos as Oscar the Postman recalls near mishaps carrying mail. The event is described as wholesome fun despite occasional injuries and awkward grins.
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Light-Fox Company
Oscar
NEWS PHOTO WINS IN FRIDAY CONTEST PRIZE WINNERS
A photo contest picks winners for timely news images including a beach scene with a sheik and a blonde at Corpus. Prizes range from $10 daily through the final Tuesday awards, with entries sent to The Light and displayed at the Houston street store.
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Particuarly
Oscar Coould
Corpus
Ree
United States
Josepht Weldon Bader
Guinneville
Texas
J. M. Taranard
Guinesville
Fridus
F. C. Insmer
Ap. 21
Tampios
Tamps
Mexico
Mrchelen
Houston Street
Arthur Ward
A. Stewart
Denver Boulevar
Clara Staputes
George J. ‘Head
Rordinburg
Grenwood Conti
Span Ter
Wealde
J. Ua. Wank
Heritage Court
Clarenes Sehiwerr
J. Flor
Honda
Fucas
Iin
Clark Avenue
Students Exhibit Frieze at Public School Art Show
An historical frieze depicting the Virgin Mary settlement will headline Robert K. Lee school’s public school art exhibit at Wille Memorial museum in May. Miss Aline Rather oversees the display featuring a series of Pilgrim story pictures by Elizabeth Hoover’s third fifth class, with nature pictures and a list of pupil contributors including Janice Hudan and others.
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Robert K. Lee
Wille Memorial Museum
Aline Rather
Asraughty
Exhi
Lee
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Uri
Janice Hudan
Blroxy Meliride
Eugene Luhrke
Carl Jonas
Elbert Biles
Wotan Rosenquist
Hortense Bilften
Cnedula Marinex
Gregorio Rodriguez
Ruth Nall
Annie Palit
Lois Motuan
Merjorie Biles
Charlotte King
Burglar Parades Theme Noted By Sergeant Fury
Police report four homes entered Thursday afternoon using keys while residents were away. Victims include Walter Tiennett 24 Arbor Village Otto Goss 622 Cedar Street and Walter Ferg 295 Barton Avenue with items stolen such as a pistol and silverware. Authorities emphasize the burglaries occurred during Fiesta week as evidence of repeated activity.
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Thurglars
Stanley Fury Fu
Walter Tiennett
Arbor Ulage
Otto Goss
Cedar Street
Mrx
WM. Ferg
Barton Avenue
D. Frankenbig
Kayton Avenue
Jem Flry Atolen
Senators Oppose Retroactive Hoover Oil Order plan
Senators from about a dozen western states meet President Hoover in Washington to urge against retroactive application of an oil order suspending operations on public lands. Several say they will back the proposal if Hoover agrees to changes, signaling a general even split on the policy.
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Washington
D.C
Foover
Congress
Judge Hardy’s Fate Debated by California Court
The case of Superior Judge Carl Hardy of Los Angeles, charged with misdemeanors in office tied to alleged misconduct during the Aimee Semple McPherson case, was before the state impeachment court. The Senate court met last night but deferred ruling until tomorrow, with potential suspension or removal if convicted.
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Calif
UFI
Carlos 8. Hardy
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McTherson
Bor
Story Way
Stanley Court of
Senate
Hardy Col
Alisunaliatau
Burns to Death in Home in Fort Worth
J. M. William was found dead by fire early this morning when a blaze destroyed a Fort Worth residence. Fire officials are investigating the cause and whether the blaze was accidental.
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Fort Worth
J. M. William
Four women escape blaze at hatchery with chicks lost
Early Friday a fire in the Blue Tealetchery on Commerce Street trapped four women who awakened as flames filled the building. Mrs J Habertson escaped with others guiding two others to safety while about 700 baby chicks perished. Damage exceeds $1000 and is blamed on a dummy in a incubator. District Chief Willi Sehraub investigated the blaze.
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Conmerce Street
Habertson
Kateleen
East Commerce
Mra. Hoxn Tharra
Roberteen
Stud
Jhacco
Tlomense
Christina
Trohertson
Chicke
Tim Alone Case to Be Submitted to Arbitration
United States and Canada will submit the Tim Alone case to arbitration by April 2. Secretary Stimeon indicated the exchange of notes with Canadian envoy Vincent Massey follows a smuggling treaty clause.
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Tim
Washington
Canada
Wexter
Louisiana
Stimeon
Vincent Massey
United States
Great Britain
Listing of Residents and Addresses in Mayoral Area
A list of residents with multiple street addresses appears, including Wilmer Willker Anders 123 Pairview avenue Herman Raborn 100 West Commerce Street Farry Weber 608 Whiting avenue E Locke 520 Aranyas avenue WW Caperton 440 Rugby avenue C C Marchean on Derry Court Caithrets Valdez 181 Angelia street Albert A Atal 26 Blinmeger Almete Hailie 1014 North Plaza Street Veter Wraedonn North alres Mix W K Chitton 838 Went Craly plare.
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Wilmer Willker Anders
Pairvlew Avenue
Herman Raborn
Commerce Atreel
Tfarry
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