Obituary of Edwin R. Collings Hearst Editor LA Herald
Edwin R. Collings, longtime editor and editorial director for Hearst papers in the Pacific coast division, laid to rest after heart trouble. Services at the Little Church were attended by officials, veterans, and colleagues. flags at the Herald plant paused as a minute of silence was observed. Mayor Shaw and other officials served as honorary pallbearers. active pallbearers included close colleagues and friends. telegrams of condolence poured in to widow Margaret Flint Collins.
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Los Angeles
Aug
Edwin R. Colling
Hearat Evening Papers
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express
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Tittle
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Presbes
Herald and Express
One Hundred and Sixtieth Infantry
Calfortia National Guard
Collins
Margaret Flint Collins
Colina
Frank F. Barham
D. G. Keeler
Wesley M. Bert
W. J. Harrison
John B.tcampbell
Laula Mf. Richardson
E. ©. Menz
Arthur Holliday
Frank L. Shaw
Market House Plan Sought in Fort Worth Works Loan
Quin seeks 742000 for a market house from the public works loan fund in Fort Worth. City officials say the project was not authorized by the council and accuse the mayor of acting secretly. Proposals for other projects were approved by special ordinances, while the market house awaits site selection on the north side.
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K. Quin
Fort Worth
Phil Wright
Paul ¥. Steffler
Quin
Police Dog Goes On Scene For Evidence Find
Officer O A Turk of 3405 North Comal Street woke to a prowler in his yard early Tuesday. His police dog Tiger, already on duty nearby, chased the suspect along the alley and returned with the seat of the prowler's pants, proving the alarm was justified.
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O. A. Turk
Comal Street
Tuk
Turk
Tiger
NRA observer mystery in prank hides baby and leaves
Alex Lauder, French government representative in the United States, studied the NRA plan and left San Antonio for a survey trip. Prankster hid a six month old baby at multiple locations including a bed and behind a door, prompting police intervention by two officers.
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NRA
France
Alex Lauder
United States
San’ Antonio
Mexico City
Lausler
Bb. Atthehy
Roosevelt
T & Rebott
Murder Trial Hears Itinerant In Choteau Case
In Choteau Montana on August 29 171 George Hoffman an itinerant man was hanged for the murder of George Burrell a crippled shopkeeper. The case centers on a violent act in a local business district and Hofmann faces capital punishment as the jury returns verdict.
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Cchoteat
Mont
George Hoffman
George Burrell
Auto Supply Body Directors to Meet
A directors meeting of the Antonio Automotys Supply and Maintenance Association will be held in the Plaza on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, according to president Fred H. Hagner. Directors from all six divisions will attend to discuss their parts in a NRA code.
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Saw. Antonio Automotys Supply and Maintenance Association
Plaza
Fred H. Hagner
Meetings slated on cotton crop control plan
Washington dispatch reports meetings planned in Atlanta Memphis and Dallas to discuss a 1934 cotton crop control program. Secretary Wallace announced the gatherings will include producers cooperatives Congress members agriculture commissioners ginners and spinners. A Birmingham discussion urged compulsory ginning limits to reduce the 1.3 million bale crop, backing Henry D. Wilson's plan for a staged restriction.
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Atlania
Emphis
Dallas
Wallace
Congress
Commissioners of Agriculture
Birmingham
Ala
Jaly
Sterebary Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Waid Blates
Promam
Henry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Should Be Well Groomed Should Be Well Groomed
Cincinnati Aug 28 Charles Hambleton 10 was arrested last night on complaint of galore manager, and what polite said they found in Hambleton s room included 196 safety razors 38 packages of rubber bands several packages of nots and candiles and a collection of toothbrushes a few miscellaneous items and keys all apparently unused
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Cincinnati
Charles Hmbleton
Polite
Hambleton
Crop control via gin management cited in historical note
A brief note states that crop levels could be controlled by gin operations. The imitate figure claimed represents 0.6 percent of average production for the years 1990 to 1992, and it was removed.
Officers' Society Plans Reunion in San Antonio
The First Officers Training Camp association will meet Tuesday night at 8 in the Army room at the Gunter hotel to plan the annual reunion to be held in San Antonio on November 11 and 13.
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Officers Training Gamp Association
Army
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Leading Citizen Plans New Town New Schirmerville Opens Near San Antonio
Paul Senmmet, longtime head man turned constable of Behirmerville, plans a new village to celebrate its opening in September. The town will be named New Schirmerville and lies about 10 miles east of San Antonio on the Rt. Hedwig ranch. The move follows the new Ben gum highway 2-A, routed about a mile from the old town, prompting Behirmer to relocate.
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Paul Senmmet
Behirmerville
San Antonio
Rt. Hedwig Ranch
New Schirmerville
Vilage
Behirmer
Four Civil Service Jobs Open Here
Four civil service positions are advertised with applications due by September 2. Openings include a graduate nurse, a visiting duty graduate, and a nursing role offering about 1800 per year. A photogrammetrist position is also listed with a fee of 25 per hour.
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Elvu
Now Uni
Possions Ars
Gradiate Mirada Cor
Nurar
Kahnfelan
Tan John
SAA Per Fear
Fiancée Held After Girl Vanishes Found in Dallas
Miss Hhel Green, 24, of Brackenfield area, disappeared August 21 while visiting Brackenfield Park. A statewide search ended Tuesday when she was located in Dallas. Ther lance William Holal, 25, a bigamist, was arrested there on a seduction charge and will be returned here. Green’s parents and relatives had organized the search. Holst had previously served a two year term for bigamy.
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Hhel Green
Brackeneldgy Park
Dallas
Lance William Holal
Bigamis
Holst
Price of Har Liquor Hired
Threatened with an acute shortage of whiskey next year due to the anticipated repeal of Prohibition. Distilleries have cut wholesale whiskey prices from 6 to 4 per case and retail dealers report ample supply for the coming year amid changes in federal liquor laws.
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Sintus
Woman Treated for Rattlesnake Bite
Mrs. Santa Gimbermerdl, 61, of Se gula yond resident, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital Tuesday for a rattlesnake bite on the tet band.
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Santa Gimbermerdl
Segula Yond
Robert B. Green Hospital
Malaria Chill Tonic Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Vustelesa Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria fever, chills, and aches. It claims the tonic kills malaria parasites in blood and builds immunity against further attacks, asserting safety for children and suggesting immediate, lasting relief.
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Grove
Nice
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