Funeral arrangements for William Fr. Noonan 80 pioneer resident
Funeral plans for William Fr. Noonan 80 a Southwest pioneer pending relatives arrival. He died Thursday morning at his residence 810 Turner Street after 70 years in Medina and Bexar counties. Survived by son Will N. Noonan of San Antonio and daughters Mamie King C. B. Jenkins A. H. DeLong Leis Noonan and Abbie DeLong Gallup all of San Antonio or nearby.
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Pastor Carman Praises Athletics After Boxing Bout
The Rev. Dr. S Parkes Carman pastor of Central Congregational Church Brooklyn and head of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America extolled athletics after climbing through the ropes at a boxing bout in New York City on April 27.
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Hollywood Girl Vanveil Viking Injured In Ride
Holly wood actress Vanveil Viking, 22, famed for a cross country horseback ride into films, is briefly absent from screen after her horse stumbled and she broke her leg during a riding party. She is convalescing locally in Hollywood Cal.
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Disasters Lead U S in Storms and Fires Historically
An extract notes that over the past three years the United States has faced the most disasters worldwide, including storms and fires, as indicated by League of Nations figures.
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Gusevs
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Reserve Bank Report Shows Weekly Resource Change
The federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch reported a weekly rise of 4.43 million in total resources versus the 1927 week. Total resources stood at 141.542 million, down slightly from prior week by 0.709 million. Wills and securities reached 44.27 million, up about 4.136 million from 1897 figures and down 0.751 million from last week. Reserves totaled 65.417 million, down 1.172 million versus 1927 and 84 thousand from the prior week.
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Lineman Killed by 11,000-Volt Wire in Texas
Coatsoma Texas reports a highline worker was killed when his body touched a line carrying 11 000 volts. The fatal incident occurred as the man was on the job, the authorities said.
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