Ragland Funster Rags Ragland Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns comedian Rags Ragland known as Funster and star on Broadway and film. He died at Cedars of Lebanon hospital at age 40 after several months illness. His last film was Hoodlum Saint and he rose to fame in Panama Hiatile on Broadway. He is survived by his son Join Ragland Jr. of Louisville.
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Counterfeit Tickets Circulate at City Auditorium Show
Police detained 80 counterfeit tickets and $30 from sales after a complaint by Avalon Grill sponsor Robert Tease. Radio Patrolman C H Rine described Tease identifying a man in possession of the tickets printed in Dallas. Tony Von Wells, 24, of Austin, booked for vagrancy.
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Austin
Marry Me Tomorrow and Other Heartwarming Tales
A grab bag of romance in the September Tavs Stone issue includes Marry Me Tomorrow and 21 more heart warming stories. Features cover bridesmaids lessons and Hollywood romances with a notion of prand reading pleasure for millions of women.
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Col Diehl Former Publisher Dies at 92 in San Antonio
Col Charles S Diehl 92 longtime publisher of The Light from 1911 to 1924 and former AP assistant general manager died at his home 301 Terrel Road San Antonio. Natural causes confinement to bed six months services set 10 am Wednesday at St Mark's Episcopal burial Mission Burial Park. He recounted Civil War era news and Abe Lincoln Douglas debates and was the first AP writer to have his name on a dispatch. Survived by wife daughter five granddaughters and five great grandchildren.
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Montana
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San Antonio
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Losoya and
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I. P. Dove
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Madison
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Austin
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Port Arthur
Gordon B. Leith
Carmiden
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Goering Denies Dachau Experiments At War Crimes Trial
Hermann Goering testified at the international wartime tribunal denying he ordered human experiments at Dachau. He claimed his name was used for prestige but that he did not authorize the experiments and said a 1944 department was created to prevent misuse of his name.
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Altitude For Lily Pons Cancels Mexico City Appearances
Opera singer Lily Pons announced she is cancelling performances in Mexico City and returning to the United States on medical advice. Doctors attributed her exhaustion to high altitude and recommended departure.
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Absentee voting record set in Dallas County tally
Dallas County reports a new absentee voting record with 2693 ballots counted by 5 p m yesterday as part of the ongoing August 20 polling period.
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