Dropped Assault Charges Against Polo Ace Cecil Smith
Chicago August 25 The state's attorney's office indicated assault charges against Cecil Smith Texas polo ace would be dismissed when the Branston police court convened. Miss Eugenia Rose's family attorney said she would not appear despite a subpoena.
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Chicago
Cecil Smith
Texas
Branston
Eugenia Rose
Che Nuse
Smith
Willis &. Brightyire
Rote
Brightymire
New York
Miss Rose
Grover C. Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Ateuser
Federal Officers to be Examined in District
Immigration and naturalization officers in this district began a month long examination program led by Dr Bart Gordon Bill of Dartmouth College. W A Whalen district director said the testing will continue in Brownsville Friday and run through the rest of the month.
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Immigration and Naturalization
Wee
Brownsville
W. A. Whalen
Bart Gordon Bill
Dartmouth College
San Antonio social notes list weddings and events
Miss Alice Nortis hosts luncheon at Cocoanut Grove to honor students and friends from Eastman School of Music Oklahoma State College for Women and T. U. A marriage invitation for Berniece Lilian Wurzbach to Alto Carl Awert is noted at St. John's Lutheran in San Antonio. Other society activities include weddings dances camp visits and teas around hotel rooftops and private homes with local families and clubs attending.
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Clara
Alice Nortis
Cocoanut Grove
St. Anthony
Maude Powell Freemun
Eastman School of Music
Margaret Darby
Oklahoma State College For Women
iMiss Irene
Berniece Lilian
Carl Awert
St. John’s. Lutheran Church
San Antonio
Texas
Frances Shannon
Joseph FP. Taulbee
Randolph Field
Fannie Grahan
Miss Graham
Walter Grothers
John F. Sinclair
Kingsville
Chicago
Fraternities Trim Budgets Amid Depression at Ohio State
Assistant dean Fred J. Milligan says campus parties grew leaner in 1933 as 70 fraternities at Ohio State reduced lavish entertainments. Only four houses closed, reflecting tighter finances during the banking holiday era.
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Ohio
JINS
Laat
Fred J. Milligan
Ohio State University
Campus Partley
Ohio State
Milligan
Burglars Bungled Shop Job in Pittston Area
Johnstown report says Anthony Meurer and William Kochls attempted to break into a barber shop but got lost in darkness, crashed to the floor, and had to break a door window to escape. Detectives nabbed them nearby and they await grand jury action.
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Johnstown
Inbi
Anthony Meurer
William Kochls
Grand Jury
Helium in Russia exceeds U.S. supply estimates
In Moscow on August 25 an INS report says helium, key to lighter-than-air craft, has been discovered in eight districts of the Soviet Union. The government asserts the potential supply surpasses Texas, long the U.S. helium leader, and has appropriated funds to develop the field.
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Moscow
Atx
Soviet Union
Texas Field i
Nelda
Old Roman Relic Worn as Brooch in Southampton
In Southampton Muginnel Aili Ceorge Bull and a wife report finding a Roman medallion on a bench nine years ago and have worn it as a brooch. Experts deem the relic valuable, likely from a Praetorian guard officer in the Tenth region, showing the emperor’s hand.
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Bouthampton
Muginnel
Aili
Ceorge Bull
Polles
Alnce
Great Vale
Rowanyt
Praetorian Guarda
Empéroy Blochtan
Jobless Aid Protest In Harlingen Over 30 Cents Per Hour
Cameron County Vegetable Growers' Association directors filed protests with state and local authorities over RFC payments of 30 cents an hour to laborers in Harlingen. They claim workers refuse to pick cotton at current prices, saying 10,000 bales remain unpicked and picking wages average 80 cents per hundredweight. A copy went to Lawrence Westbrook, Texas Relief commission director.
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Harlingen
AFC
Cameron Count Vegetable Growers’ Association
RFC
Lawrence Westbrook
The
Texas Relief Commission
Germans Lose Citizenship for Nazi-Era Emigration
Berlin report lists thirty three prominent Germans who fled after the Nazis rose to power as having their citizenship revoked for harming German interests. Included are writers Lion Feuchtwanger Heinrich Mann and Ernest Toller former Chancellor Philipp Scheidemann and ex Reichstag member Rudolf Breitscheid among those named.
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Berlin
Germany
Lion Feuchtwanger
Heinrich Mann
Ernest Taller
Philipp Scheldemann
Reichstag
Rudolph Breltacheld
France Moves to Revive Industry
Paris August 25 frail industries faced drastic action debated at an extraordinary ministerial conference. Participants included Premier Edouard Daladier Finance Minister Georges Bonnet Foreign Minister Joseph Paul-Boncour Agriculture Minister Henri Queuille and Commerce Minister Louis Serre. They discussed tariff concessions to aid Calais lace and Belfort wool and cotton machinery and bath trade.
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Paris
France
Edouard Daladier
George Hon=nel
Joseph Paul- Boncoir
Henri Quewle
Louis Serre
Calais
Belfort
Crops at Cuero Suffer From Rain
Cuero reports extensive crop damage after a torrential rain and high winds on Wednesday night with nearly an inch of precipitation in 30 minutes. Ginning totals reach 1560 bales as DeWitt County sees peak marketing activity. Potet city council lowers 1933 tax rate to 90 cents, down 25 cents from last year.
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Cufro
Cuero
DeWitt Wunty
Potert Hes
Miss Cynthia Connally Joins Cuero Bubble School Faculty
Miss Cynthia Connally of McGregor Texas and a 1888 Tenis University graduate joins Cuero bubble school faculty this year. The announcement appears in the Cuero QUERO report dated August.
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Cactus Beauty
Cuero Quero
Alig
Cynthia Connally
McGregor
Texas
Tenis University
Cuero'a Buble School
Haircuts Dip to 35 Cents After NRA Conference
San Benito reports haircut prices returning to 35 cents after a meeting between local barbers and Harry M. Carroll of the NRA organization. Prices had surged to 60 cents when NRA codes were adopted.
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San Benito
Harry M. Carroll
NRA
Tax limit extended for San Angelo taxes until 1934
San Angelo city commission on first reading extended payment time for city taxes to January 1, 1934, without interest or penalty. In San Saba the evening opening date for public schools is set for September 11.
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San Angelo
Ordin- AllGe
Tims
San Gaba
San Saba
La Feria Aims to Plow Under Government Pledged Cotton
La Feria Santa Maria district leads county in pledged cotton for the government retirement plan. An extension has been granted in the valley for destroying pledged acreage due to contrived rains, delaying the planned plow under.
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LA Feria
Aig
la Feris-Santa Maria
Bercage
San Benito Brewery Plans Hit San Benito as Legislation Advances
BANK BENITO Aug 25 Machinery for a San Benito brewery will start rolling immediately if brew is legalized in Texas. E W Grove has arranged a lease of a laundry building to house a 2000 daily capacity brewery for northern interests.
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San Benito
Bank Benito
Texas
Truth About the Hair sat lore remedy ad
An OCR fragment advertises a remedy titled Truth About the Hair by Satloney Remedy Co. It touts a baldness cure with antiseptic oil named TAPANESH OIL and claims widespread use by customers like Yallme heir Innes Mandrutt and scalp Jen. A free booklet is offered with purchase at Econom size, price $1.
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Anw
Thoumanda
Prics Cc
Satloney Remedy Coy
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