Oil Stock Coup Shocks Mama and Papa at Table
In a chaotic family scene, Mama and Papa quarrel over oil stock dealings. Papa reveals he turned oil stock into cash after uncovering options and a large deception linked to Mother’s property. The disclosure hints at a major oil scheme involving Giant California and Southwestern.
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Mama
Ellie
Elie
Jack Benger
Papa
Nancy
Tapa
Bigs Malhey
Moore Oil
Peter
Gil
California
Dewey Tewish
Teter
oMama
Roth Vonfiling
Dean
Wellenhack
Jan
Wanitofuil
Php
Teenager Faces Fine in Odd Goer Foratinu Case
Pablo Herrera, 17, of 154 Durwage Street, Comm, was cited for a late night disturbance described as a goer foratinu taurt. The report notes a different figure, a 1010 dollar fine, and mentions several names in a jumble of unrelated phrases.
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Pablo Herrera
Durwage Street
Goerforatinu Taurt
Mirge
Dineieblog
Martie Sil Baty
Jara Watson
Emma Hefern
Huther
Orr Returns to City After Three-Year Absence
MP Agent Orr, away from the city for three years, lands in city limits. He is identified with the Missouri Tacoma railroad and the National Takaf Commerce. Orr formerly served as division manager and is recognized for his role in rail and commercial sectors, including the five-story Takaf building and nearby towers that were affected by recent events.
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Agent Orr
Mvas Sram Gai
Gearent
Missouri
Tafk
Healymeters
Aer
Negiaiger Agent
Horn Ting Nen Rane Pree Rovers Nmi Sail
Kkelinn Agin
National Takaf Commerce
Feu
Main Avenue High School Principal Election Expected
Principal selection for Main Avenue High School was anticipated at the school board meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday, with Superintendent B W Hartley noting no other news and only routine items like building repair contracts and teacher salary considerations on the agenda.
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Main Avenue High School
Board
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B. W. Hartley
Tie
James
J.G. Unreterger
Watson Assesses Fines for Theft
Arinra Rodrigues, 40, of 100 Buena Vista Street, was arrested by city detective Laurie for stealing one Dir of hose. Judge Dave Watson fined him $40 in Mandarin Corporation court.
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Mandarin Corporation Court
Villarges
Arinra Rodrigues
Buena Vista Street
Dyak
Laurie
Dave Watson
Aviators Race For First Home Fly Hours
Army pilots at Kelly Field and Brooks Field lead the annual race for most flying hours. At six months, Kelly Field totals 23 185 hours 40 minutes, while Brooks Field records 22 812 hours 63 minutes, giving Kelly Field a narrow lead.
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Army
Kellyfield
Brooksfield
Crooks Field
Kelly Field
Poison Victim In Critical Condition At Port Sam Houston
A poisoning victim remains in critical condition Monday at Station Hospital in Port Sam Houston. Police and medical staff report the individual suffered bi rbintide poisoning and was found unconscious in a private area. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and assess potential motives.
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Teat Marts
Net star to wed artist in surprise engagement
Beautiful English tennis star Hileen Bennett announces engagement to noted artist Fearnley Whittingstall. The couple, shown together, disagrees on one thing he never played tennis while she excels in the sport.
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Hileen Bennett
Fearnley Whittingstall
And I Remember When
A reminiscence by Mrs. C Brown recalls a family overland trip from Gonzales to Yookum. She describes oxen drawn schooners and plodding steers guiding a long journey, contrasting it with modern travel and noting the long-ago pace. The piece blends memory with vivid rural imagery.
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C, Brown
Hot Wella Boulevard
Gonzales
Yookum
Jong-korn
Air Corps Band Concert Scheduled at Kelly Field Tuesday
The Air Corps Band under warrant officer Robert Itysta will perform at Kelly Field Tuesday with a trumpeted duet by Corporals William Goldstein and Ar thie W. Lowrey. Second reader B. B. Cantile will conduct the band with announcements by F W Thornberg.
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Air Corps Band
Kelly
Air Corps Tepining Ceuley Dang Holler
Robert Itysta
Tursday Wixlet
Kelly Field
William Goldstein
Arthie W. Lowrey
B. B. Cantile
F W. Thornberg
Three Treated at City Hospital for Insect Bites
Three persons were admitted to Trnbert Tt Green hospital Monday for insect bites. Fleateth Tohnesa, 24, was bitten by a mysterious insect. Juan Serna, 10, suffered a tarantula bite on Chihuahua Street. James Galvan, 30, of San Fernando Street, faced blood poisoning from a swabating.
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Trnbert
Green Hospital
Fleateth Tohnesa
Juan Serna
Chihuahua Steret
James Galvan
San Fernando Street
Men blush at license desk long ago tale
A bygone courthouse scene recalls the old fear of marriage licenses. County clerk Jack Burke notes a clear shift over the last decade as men and women approach the desk with unexpected composure and readiness.
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Jack Burke
Tennessee Senator Tyson Improves at Stratford Facility
Senator Lawrence Tyson, 61, of Knoxville, Tennessee, a patient at a Stratford institution, showed improve ment today according to attending nurses. The case concerns a prominent state figure amid ongoing medical care.
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Tennessee Solon
Tyson
Stratford
Lawrence Tyson
Knoxville
Tenn
Wen
Nursta
Women Run It Men Aid em Discuss Politics
A discussion among friends in Bla of Lea featured Alayor C. M. Ghainbern and Roger Chambers debating women’s readiness for politics. They argued women are equal to men and could hold political jobs, but prejudice and past setbacks hinder progress.
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Alayor C. M. Ghainbern
Bla Oflea
Roger Chambers
Chambers
Ford
Howes
Thara
The Credit System and Household Installment Woes
Chief Deputy Miss Goforth and deputy constables warn credit driven by installments drains family funds. Families split as non payment leads to writs of sequestration and evictions. She advises limiting purchases to avoid financial strain and extreme debt.
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G. A. Gosforth
Precinet No. 1
Prymenta
Misa Goforth
Joneses
Trey
Local Dairy Director Returns From Texas Farmer Programs
J. J. Gandrom, director of the home service bureau of the Schmidt West Dairy Products company, returned Saturday from Bryan where he attended the farmers’ short courses at the A and M College.
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J. J. Gandrom
The
Home Service
Scnik
West Dairy Products Coupans
Bryan
Brides to be bosses end fear at license window
Timid brides-to-be are gone as bold brides seize control at the license window. The groom hesitates as the partnership is sealed, with records noting a shift toward decisive behavior in marriage rituals.
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