Petrillo Ban Rejected At Stockton County Fair
Stockton Calif Aug 31 The fair management rejected flatly an ultimatum from Musician James Petrillo to ban the use of a Mexican tipica or chestya by the San Joaquin County Fair orchestra. The American Federation of Musicians chief said the move would displace American labor. No official comment from the Mexican orchestra.
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Stockton
Calif
James Petrio Benring
San Joaquin, County Fair
Federal District of Mexico
Los Angeles
Ohe
United States Navy
Mexico City
Musicians’ Union
Petrillo
A. F. i! American Federation of Musicians
San Mateo County
Dallas
Strike Quietly Spreads Through New York Hotels
A strike of AFL American Federation of Musicians members began at 12:01 a.m. across 51 large New York hotels after wage negotiations failed, with officials saying all bands from small groups to top-name acts would walk out. Musicians seek wage boosts from 25 to 50 percent, announced by Richard McCann, president of local 802.
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New York
AFL
Amerian Federation of Musicians
Ote
Richard McCann
Ofoca 802
Irish actress Geraldine Fitzgerald wins divorce
In Reno on November, the Irish film star Geraldine Fitzgerald was granted a divorce from Edward Lindsay Hogg of Dublin Ireland after three years of separation.
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Reno
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Edward Lindsay-Hogg
Dublin
Ireland
Two Veterans Added to San Antonio Police
Additional personnel changes in the San Antonio police department were announced Saturday by Chief Brice Weatherly. Amos Q. Cooper was assigned to the vice squad and Charles J. Steed to the detective division. Transfers included F. J. Crump from detective to Patrol division, Sgt A. J. Hive from vice squad to detective division, and Emmett May from inspector's office to detective complaint counter.
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San Antonio
Brice Weatherly
Amos Q. Cooper
Charles J. Steed
Armed Services
F. J. Crump
A. J. Hive
Hee
Emmett May
Spector
Soffice
Market Watermelona and fruit prices on San Antonio markets
Trading was brisk on the commission market with watermelons at 2 cents per pound and large quantities of cantaloupes and melons appearing after a several day absence. Prices covered a wide range from beans and peppers to apples and grapes, listing crates and bushels for numerous items including lettuce, oranges, lemons, and potatoes with notes of steady demand.
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San Antonio Commission
Praners
Oregon
Perdozee
Garrow
California
Celery
Crete
Calif
Colo
Idaho
Geowers
Doden
Parnip Gromas
Theft Reported From Homes In Local Area
Police were alerted Saturday to thefts including a $50 war bond radio jewelry and insurance papers from a home on Margaret Street owned by Charles H Bownds. Other incidents involved Marcus E Henry at Brooks Field room 340 in Knoxville hotel E A Mayes on Eleanor Street with a radio watch and clothing. An additional item listed was nylon hose taken from Robert R Rockwood at East Euclid.
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Charles H. Bownds
Margaret Street
Marcus E. Henry
Brooksfield
Knox Hotel
E. A. Mayes
Eleanor Street
Robert R. Rockwood
East Euclidave
Reward of Work in Greer Church Service
The Rich Reward of Work will be the Labor Day message delivered by Dr Baxter D Greer at Highland Park Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Thelma Cade will be guest soloist with Mrs R W Borchers as pianist. The Supreme Need will be the subject at the 3 pm service.
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Baxter
D. Greer
Highland Park
Moslems Plan Gesture of Protest in Delhi
Indian Muslims urged by the Muslim League to fly black flags over homes and shops on Monday as a protest against the Hindu Congress and its satellites and the installation of leaders in office. The plan was announced amid tensions in the capital city.
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New Delht
Hindu Congress
Two Strangers Beat Woman on Laredo Highway
Frances Lugar, 44, of 303% West Houston Street, told police she and friend Angel Diamond were forcibly entered into a car by two men while walking along the Laredo highway Saturday. She was beaten unconscious and cannot recall the events. She was found by two motorists, Jack Gilbert and David Rodriguez, and taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for bruises and lacerations.
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Frances Lugar
Houston Street
Laredo Highway
Angel Diamond
Jack Gilbert
David Rodriguez
Robert B. Green Hospital
Auto Injury Fatality At East Commerce Street Incident
Christine Johnson a 28 year old woman from 1029 West Mulberry street was treated at Robert B Green hospital after being struck by an automobile in the 500 block of East Commerce street. Captain Charles F Chestermann of Fort Sam Houston was booked for aggravated assault.
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Christine Johnson
West Mulberry Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
East Commerce Street
Charles F. Chesterman
Fort Sam Houston
OPA Centuses Meat Packers Face New Ceilings
In Chicago officials report the American Meat Institute says packers are confused by the new OPA meat ceilings set by Secretary Clinton Anderson. The cattle ceiling is 20.25 and hogs 10.25, effective at midnight, higher than last June. The Chicago OPA office says it is ready to curb a meat black market with centralized slaughter controls and non federal inspected plants under OPA.
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Chicago
Washington
American Meat Institute
Clinton Anderson
OPA
Baering Down on the News by Bugs Baer
Publicly caustic column by Arthur Bugs Baer ridicules Yugoslavs and mocks national symbols while hinting at potential Cold War tensions. The piece, distributed by the Irving News Service, adopts a sharp editorial voice with wartime references and geopolitics through a satirical lens.
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Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Iast
13 Booked After Gaming Raid at East Commerce Street
Thirteen men were booked by police Saturday for gaming with cards after a raid on a game at 821 East Commerce Street. Three of the detainees were held for investigation for lacking draft registration cards. Raiding officers were Walker, A. Etheridge, and J. Morales.
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East Commerce Street
Walker
A. Etheridge
J. Morales
Weather and temp report for tourist season
Humidity at 6 5 a m 8 percent Teaninean for August 61 per ete Presentations for past 24 hours 3 inches for month 4.03 inches May 5 for month 7.61 inches total for year 23.78 inches excess for year 3.40 inches. The sun rises 6 57 p m and sets 6 50 p m Sunday. The moon first quarter. Wind northeast 12 mph at 8 20 a m. Temperatures listed for Amarilla Austin Boston Brownsville Cheyenne Chicago Corpus Christi El Paso Fort Worth Houston Jacksonvilles Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis New York City with varying highs and lows. Weather data for tourist use.
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Rites
Toon
Bunda
North East
Sransos Pass
Amarilla
Austin
Boston
Brownsvill
Cheyrand
Chicago
la Corpus Ubristh
Bel Rio V.y
EL Denver
Dodge City
S.cres
Paso
Fort Worth
Herena
Mont
Jacksonvilles
Kansas
Bos Angeles
New York City
Divorces Granted and Marriage Licenses Listed
A historical notice records divorces granted and marriage license applicants, listing numerous names such as Mary Maude and Jamea Leyva for divorces and Giberte Davila with Carolina Rensel for licenses, among others. The fragmented text shows multiple individuals across varied surnames, reflecting a broad civic filing.
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Mary Maude
Jamea
Leyva
Clera
Mike
Sanchez
Maris Jesuscites
Louis C. Bassett
Ora Maxine
John
EB. Villela
Emilia
Lopez
Juan
Morrison
Gladys G
Barney
Ethel Estelle
Joseph
Leis Hod
Spurlock
Frieda A. M Rodriguez
Gustavo
Maris Gloria
Tosco
N. 7
Ladene W
Monafian
Beverly
Gregory
Lavvora Slack
William W. Crouch
Margaret William
Licens
Giberte D. Davila
Carolina Rensel
Robert H. Kennedy
Zola Walker
Alton B Springs
Ruby S. Arta
Henry E
Bunnie FL Freeman
Ihorin la Biarra
Bptty Whitt
Robert J. Osborne
Patricks L. Esmond
Robert Moczigemba
Josemine de la Cruz
Miguel Castilleja
Maria S. Fiores
Miguel Sanguetl
Herminia Campos
William E Biddle
Gladys . Malone
T. N. Luker
Dee'o. McCarthy
Harry A. Goodwyn
Angelia” Oberstone
Deane D. Howard
Therese Hughes
Johia Perry
Chloe NM
Darnell
Don C. “Royal
Stella MC Waufooner
Juan D. Sifuentes
Fanny Ro Lesanc
Paul E. Watson
Pearl K. Fertsch
Harry J. Rickard
Effie 2
Cormier
Robert A. Tuseet
Marion Luke
David EB. Sanchez
Herjinda
Perenez
Reymond B. Gardier
Mary A
Gewtn
Felipe C. Alvares
Patella Hernandez
Los Blathis
Claka
Earnest
Rovert_A. Welleees
Vida
Giekla Mare Cheysttersens
J. Huth
Thomas Surtees Jr
Velen Tz'Drage
Milton FL Parker
Battergan
Raul Ortiz
Alicia Apriolas
Edward H. Cooper
Lillf
New Names For Quads In Portland
Portland August 31 The Tigner family renames healthy premature quadruplets to avoid letter mixups. The boys now Joe and Dee Jerry and the girls Jessie and Beatrice Josephine replace the original Joe Josephine Jesse May and Jerry. Mrs Tigner leaves hospital as the quads remain in care a month after birth. SCRUGGS RITES HELD IN TAYLOR Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for G H Scruggs 57 who died early Thursday in Taylor.
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Portland
Ore
Tigney
L. PD
Tigner
Joe
Josephine
Jesse May
Jerry
Dee Jerry
Jessie
Beatrice Josephine
Scruggs
Taylor
G. H. Scruggs
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