San Antonio Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe Drive
Wednesday featured corned beef and cabbage in San Antonio as a national effort to gather the best recipes. The Light and 40 newspapers prize readers with submissions judged by George McManus and others, aiming to unite readers in cooking the Shamrock dish. The campaign invites mailed entries from San Antonio residents through the week with awards to follow.
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Texas Radio Centers Face Regulation After Aug 9
Judge B OU Sykes of the Federal Radio Commission spoke in Dallas about airwaves safety and potential order removals. He noted Texans are unlikely to be forced off the air and that many stations may request improvements, though Texas faces criticism for aggression on the air.
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Reward posted as estate funds drawn to honor lad’s aid
In Los Angeles a court ordered withdrawal of funds from the estate of F Edward A Lanchester to fulfill the will’s terms for Richard Dick O Well the youth who saved a friend from a midnight fall aboard a speeding freight. O Well had two listed debts but won the stake though he lost his own money.
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Patterson Leads For Senate Seat
Patterson leads for senate seat as Taurrson of Springfield, now U S district attorney at Kansas City, appears to be the Republican nominee with Inthan Janis in contention. Continued coverage notes results and regional implications.
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Court to hear Emma Marghall appeal in murder case
DECALEN Ala Aug C UA Home time during the last week in October the Alabama Supreme Court will hear the appeal of Mrs Emma Marghall who seeks to have a life sentence for murder set aside on the ground of alleged improper trial. The husband who accused her of shooting him was called an infidel and his deathbed statement was deemed valueless before the court.
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Clergy urged to pray for peace pact anniversary
In London on August 9 the Archbishops of Canterbury and York urged parish clergy to offer prayers of thanksgiving on August 27 marking the Kellogg anti war pact entering into effect. The call aims to promote peace and national unity amid postwar tensions.
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Two Russian Officials Sentenced to Death for Fraud
Moscow reports that former director Yaaney and manager Kale manev of the Daghsetra Wine company were convicted of fraud involving a million rubles and sentenced to death by the court of the stadon district.
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30 Persons Hurt as Bus Turns Over Near Granger
A Greyhound bus traveling from Chicago to Cleveland went off the pavement six miles west of Granger, rolling into a ditch. Thirty people were injured, five critically, as the driver was blinded by bright lights from a passing car, causing loss of control.
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Famous French flier dies from Orly crash during test flight
Paris Aug GP Morulen Deaghin, a leading French pilot, dies from injuries after a test flight crash at Orly. The Arc-en-Ciel plane plunged near the landing, killing mechanic Lanchet Manuel and injuring Atlantic crew and engineer Glanoli. Spectators watched as the wing dipped and engines cut, sending the craft into a near vertical drop before impact.
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Prohibition Unit Probes Liquor Theft at Cosmopolitan NY
Washington secretary the prohibition unit says an investigation would charge federal employees with the disappearance of more than $100,000 worth of liquor stored in the Cosmopolitan warehouse in New York.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Reaches New Labor Agreement
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the musicians union reached a new agreement to continue the harmony of the orchestra. The deal preserves the ensemble’s joint leadership and ongoing partnership with the labor union, ensuring uninterrupted performances.
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