Flooded Pan American Highway Delays U S Tourists
Laredo reports first tourists since floods as Pan American Highway near the Limon area and Victoria suffer washouts. Repairs by Mexican crews restore traffic by midnight with reports of opened routes between Mexico City and Laredo. No deaths or severe shortages noted. U S travelers faced hours of delay at flood zones and bridges.
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Laredo
Mexico City
el Manté
Gulf
Brampton
el Maite Thursisy
Victoria
Nittoria
Wil Warm
H. Furlong
Pan-American Highway Association
Furlong
José Rivera
Mexican Automobile Association
Rivera
Guayalejo
Limon Parca
Vicetoria
Linon
United States
Lie Passed at Pension Suit Hearing in Cleveland
Aug 24. Attorney B F Sacharow labeled Charles Hubbell a liar during a deposition hearing in Rev Alfred J Wrights receivership suit against the Townseda organization. Hubbell cited illness of Dr Prameis Townsend as reason for Townsend missing last weeks hearing. Sacharow called the accusation contemptible and denounced Hubbell as a hypoc. The case involves political accusations and tensions with former OARP officials and Townsend supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
B. F. Sacharow
Charles W. Hubbell
Prameis Townsend
Alfred J. Wright
Townseda Organization
Hubbell
Chicago
J. Wright
Hallowee
R. ©. Clemanis
OARP
Clements
Secherow
Wrecht
Congressional
Townsend
These People Thi These People Thi ny Internation News Service
Figures from International News Service and Netparaison discuss nudism and daily life, with sketches of public figures and opinions on rights and art. The Rev Dikey Geone, Judge Charles La Borre, Benedict Erstein, Dr Arthur Hobson Quinn, and Maharajah Veshyant Rao Rolkar are referenced with varied quotes on liberty, art, and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Log Angele
Charles la Borre
Glayworth
Fom
Benedict Erstein
Retagan Selvers
Import Peel From Ireland Sparks Lawn Moisture Fix
Bay Angelo reports Lawrence Brook of Crockett has imported peel from Ireland to help moisture the lawn at his new Salta home. He notes the peel absorbs moisture effectively, aiding turf health.
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Ireland
Lawn Bay
Angelo
Lawrence Brook
Crockett
Salta
Pita Addit
Wildcat oil prospects across Texas counties emerge
Southwest Texas reports multiple wildcat and appraisal wells across San Patricio Duval Refugio Nueces and other counties. Notable ventures include A in Wildest test near Gregory, Ria Brava Drilling No 2A gas at Cole sand, Plymouth field Welder No 1 showing 207.63 barrels daily, and Burleson Redbank No 1 testing. Additional wells target Saxet Heights Corpus Christi and McMullen areas with varied depths and pressures.
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San Patricio
Eleanor Ql
Hes
Preleriala
San Patricio County
W. A. Kime
Goleman Fulton Pasture Company
Gregory
Chleman
Fulton Pasture Company
Landa
NEW Jwoddcing Arra
Ria Brava Drilling Company No. 2A Felers
Gil
Cole Sand
Cole Said
Duval County
California No. 1
Grove
Koh
San- Patricio County
Plymouth Field
Plymouth Gi! Company
Taft Field
Shell Petrolean Corporation
Burleson
Redbank Oil’ Company
Nelly Graan
Wildcat
Burleson County
Chreisman
Eliza Santet Survey
Nueces
Saxet
Naeces Courtly
Phillips -Petroleum Company
Rand Morgam
Bndmui
Ig * Hiawatha Oil Company
Rand Morgan
Eel
Souther Minerals Corporation
Corrpg
Corpus Christi
Saxet Heights
E. L. Coteman
W. Chapman
Percy Rita
National wool sale to draw top ram prices at auction
In Salt Lake City on Aug 24, the twenty first annual national ram sale opens with Virtually every woolgrowing state represented. Col A W Thompson will conduct the sale with assistance from S W McClure and E O Walters. Rambuli tlets Suffolks and Hamp shires are penned and ready for the parade to the auction block. Rams have fetched up to 161.45 dollars per head in 1935 and organizers expect higher bids this year.
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Balt Lake City
Marshall
National Wool Growers Association
Col
A. W. Thompson
Lincoln
Nep
W. McClure
Bliss
Idaho
E. O. Walters
Filer
Bexar Hole Figures Given In Texas Homeowners Aid
Residents of Bexar county received funds from the Home Owners Loan Corporation during a three year refinancing period ending June 13. H P Drought, state director for the National Emergency Council, reported that 44361 distressed Texas homeowners were aided to a total of 103,208,774 dollars. He estimated 62349,000 went to taxes and assessments. The average tax and assessment payment per loan was 142 dollars. There were 374,755 non farm homes in Texas per the 1990 census. refinanced mortgages covered 118 percent of this number.
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Bexar County
Home Owners Loan Corporation
H. P. Drought
National Emergency Council
Texas
Drought
Trans
United Staies
Homeowners' Loan Corporation
Nurtesges
Busy week in Up politics in Washington Aug 23
Governor Art Landon and Col Frank Knox plan a Republican campaign push into New York and New England as President Roosevelt moves west to survey drought damage. Nominations for national and state offices unfold in four states, signaling the busiest seven days since June conventions.
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Washington
Art M. Landon
Frank Knox
Repubican
New York
New England
Roosevelt
Chautauqua
X.Y
Landon
Party of Buffalo
Turaday
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montora
Wyoming
Des Moines
London
Ovenes
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pat Harrison
James Byrnes
California
Delaware
U S Watching Seven Primes: 1936 Election Races Highlight State Nominations
National focus falls on primaries in Mississippi and South Carolina with incumbents Harrison and Dyrnes facing strong opposition. California and Delaware nominating contests loom. Couzens backs Roosevelt, stirring GOP unity against the New Deal. Townsendites rally around alleged European war threat while a Tangerine living room theme decorates a captioned home feature.
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Washington
Mississippi
South Carolina
Harrison
Sennett Conner
Bitbo
Dyrnes
Thomas P. Stoney
Charleston
William Harllee
California
National House
Delaware
Couzens
Michigan
Roosevelt
Cowens
Wither M. Brucker
Couze
Europe
Brain Trust Administration
Russia
Nudists Gather for Final Sessions at International Convention
About 300 nudists met at Valparaiso Indiana to discuss public understanding of nudism. Delegates, some in public, swam, boated, and relaxed on a private lake while attending talks on nudism's role in society and education.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Alig
Lake of the Woods
Hans Praen
Ael
Germany
Vabparaten
Rathraiah
Danish Princess Betrothed to Bavarian Count in Copenhagen
Announcement from Copenhagen reports Princess Alexandrine Louise of Denmark engaged to Count Luitpald von Castell Castell. The union reduces eligible others for future queen consort to King Edward of England. Princess Alexandrine Louise, dark-eyed and 21, betrothed to her 38-year-old Bavarian fiancé from a prominent family.
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Copenhagen
iFi
Alexandrine Louize
Denmark
Luitpald 2U
Edward
England
Farelly
Rodeo Performer Killed by Horse in Fatal Accident
BONHAM Aug 24 A rodeo performer and peace officer Wayman Johnson aged 44 died after a horse fell on him at his ranch near Rediver. The accident occurred Friday and Johnson died yesterday.
Local Mr. Taylor and Town Gossip Run Through Fort Sam Notes
The column lists various local figures tied to San Antonio and Fort Sam Houston, including FRAP ROBERT TAYLOR and FRANCOIS MCGLIN. It mentions worn-out scenes in Alamo park and river walks flooded by the recent dry spell, with brief notes on Charlie Herndon, Father Burns, Mike Noute, Billy Rose, and others in social and cultural circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Fort Sam Houston
Charlie Herndon
Francois McGlgin
Notre Dame
Charles. Burns
Bill Siemer
Louis ‘Thein
Robert Mays
Madeline
Orie
Iker Ib
Mike Noute
Gimes
Billy Bsdell
The
Texan
George
H.’ Koon
Richard Cole
Gunter
Billy Rose
Rose
Bicycle Theft Sentenced 30 Days in County Court
Rubin Gomez of 504 Camaron Street received 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to bicycle theft charged by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court at Law No 2. The offense occurred July 25 with Harry Kah of 10271 North Flores Street listed as the bicycle owner.
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Buuty W Weit
Cyele
Rubin Gomez
Camaron Street
Chares J. Matthews
Funeral services set for former Bandera sheriff Henry Stevens
Former Bandera County official Henry Stevens died at his daughter Mrs Clinton Risinger home. Funeral services were held at Bandera Methodist church with attendees from the community and local officials.
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Bandera
Henry Stevens
Clinton Risinger
Peace Day Set in Austin for August 27
Alfred James Imor proclaims Thursday August 27 as World Peace Day in Texas. The declaration marks the eighth anniversary of the signing of the Kellogg peace pact. Many officials and citizens plan events on Gale Veston Island to observe the day.
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Austin
20 miles par Gailon at 40 mph constant drive
A terse note describes traveling 20 miles at a constant 40 miles per hour. It mentions observing with a glass measuring tank. The fragment suggests a driving task or experiment but lacks further context or identified people or organizations.
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Pension Uit
Schentelady
Arthur Hobson Quinn
University of Fendryivarla
Sir Veshyant Rao Rolkar
Maharajah of
Indore
Persads
América
Arden
Refugio
United Production Company
Fox
Fox Field
Refugis County
Natronal Petroleum No
Lene
Webb County
Smith and Stary Sud
Morgan
Lord
Seton
Weil
Rosenbers
Miranda
W. J. Walton
Anton Zobsieski
Zaboraski
Guadape County
Etome Hottman Ia
Mcmullen West
Toma
Jacob
McMullen County
Ram
BEXAR
U.S
Helen “Briderick
Alexandrine
Patsy O'Brien
Alamo Park
W.j.lytls
Texas Theater
Jose Arpa
K Laro
Lillian Roth
Lee Morse
Betty Rodders
Gafennis
Dan J. Quill
Quill
Pat Dickenson
San Antonio
Austin S
University
Walter
Bill
ST. Marys
FORD
Dallas
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