Connie Attracted By Duke Carson's Personality
Connie Calvert, wealthy and sickly, discovers a talf sister Kitty living in poverty in New York. She breaks her engine to share possessions with Kitty, while Duke Carson shows interest in Connie’s misery. Kitty confides in Connie that she loves him as multiple meetings follow.
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Londe Calvert
Kitty
New York
Connie
Tracy
Dim
Hitty
Cannie
Flltty
Garson
Duke
Calvert
Connie weighs motives as Duke Garson intrigues her
Connie contemplates her anger and fascination with Duke Garson and Duke Gayton, noting his mysterious allure and possible ties to crime. The scene pressures her to judge motives, while Garson’s impenetrable darkness deepens the suspense around his life and loyalties.
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Connie
Duke Garson
Garson
Duke Gayton
Ferabe
Iim
Connie Aalil
Illite
Conie
Tii
Jim
Corgie
Submarine Officer on Leave Amid Ocean Wanderings
A U S submarine officer, son-in-law of Charles M Lobin, is on leave awaiting transfer to the Wapqma canal role. He has served 15 years, recently stationed in Hag Thexu, California, and reflects on naval duty and oceanic experiences across multiple seas while defending the importance of submarine forces.
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Feo
Ky May
United States
UBB. 2
Day
Charles M. Lobin
Eew Uge Disposal Bank
Joho ‘Loli
Calif
Hume
Meermeen
Thleut
May
U.S. Marine
Offier
Charles M. Lohin
Ely
Params Cannp Zone
Mal Boy Faces Charges After Store Robbery
A store robbery on South Leona Street led to charges against a juvenile and an adult. Guolslayo Mall and David were implicated in stealing fireworks valued at 217.50 from Westore Moniiny before Justice of the Peace July. The minor faces juvenile delinquency charges in family probate court.
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Leona Treet
Guolslayo Mall
San Fernando Street
Davi
Justice of the Peace
Ae Vadley
Westore Moniiny
James Callaghan Dies Son of Former Mayor
James Callaghan former mayor’s son dies at age 40 at his home 8120 West Commerce Street. Survived by brothers Bernard and Alfred and sisters Marie and Concepcion. Funeral set for 1 pm Tuesday at home with Reverend Owen Twenbi of the Sacred Heart Church officiating.
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Innown Calaghan
Brean Callaghar
Callaghan
Peivave
Kerr
Ant
West
Commerce Street
Besan Coggthon Jr
Alferd Callaghan
Diplomats Prepare for Dedication of Governor's Palace
Mrs Henry Droughty reports that Brazilian, Mexican, and Spanish officials expect formal dedication ceremonies for the governor's palace. She met with President Hoover in Washington and discussed sending a representative. Hoover may attend and send a minister or envoy if possible.
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Raprreentaves
Bpazil
Henry Droughty
Boe
Washington
NT. C
New York City
Drought
Mecreta de Huerta
J Watfrires
Drowghe
Comte Ur Montefuerte
Tinm
Spain
Julien
Een
Byndo
Syeeial Mensenger
Recovery Under Way After Flight Incident In Missouri
Injured eight, including A. Bernard-Thompson and Kelly Fortier, are receiving treatment in a Port Sem Louión hospital after a fliers crash near Farmy, Texas. Reports say the group narrowly escaped serious harm as their shin injuries were tended to on Thursday afternoon.
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Reginall Ducat
First Tileur
Bernard - Thompson
Kelly Field
Farrym
Texas
Ft Unebees Hospital
Port Sem Lous ‘Ton
Moarlay
Fliers Held in New Mexico by Bad Weather
Brig. Vien Ganeles H Ventirth commander of the Air Command center and Divit RW Nowe Warshin alr Alpine back from Moretfield California were expected to leave Albuquerque New Mexico Monday and continue at their Rosen Market. They were held Sunday by unfavorable flying weather.
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Vien. Ganeles H Ventirth
Air Corin Mining Center
Divit
RW. Nowe
Warshin
Moretfield
California
Aluquerque
Rosen
Bow
Robbery spree hits South Santo Toby avenue and nearby streets
A rash of holdups across Cuero and Fredericksburg targets cars and shops. T. Bruce of Fredericksburg reports his auto and clothing stolen by two masked men on South Santo Toby avenue. Mayfield’s 202 Mason Street shop robbed of $60 by two silent bandits. Louis Foot attacked on South Alamo and robbed of cash before his purse went missing. An Electo Andreea resident and a Midway Filling Station attendant report armed hold ups with brief theft. Four boys arrested after trouble with guards at Ferux Vegetable Oil. Pastor J. J. Jackson reports $700 church funds moved after masked men loomed during services. Police describe several other minor robberies and near misses on West Mistletoe and Matagorda streets.
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BY. T. Bruce
Fredericksburg
Texas
Monty
Santo Togy
Mayfield
Mason Streek
Big Place
Cuero
Louis Foot
Cueso
South Alamo Street
Font
Denver
Electo Andreea
Sidalga Street
Cies
Griffin
Wrederickisburg Road
Midway
Lute
Griffin Auld
Hilkad
Ferux Vegetable Oil Company
Disheffly
Feonk Steels
HiMord
Begu Foltering
Ue J. Jackson
Colored First Bapket Church
Yolite
Matagordy
Chanukah Concert At Green Gate Sunday Evening
An appreciative audience attended a Chanukah concert and one act dramatic presentation Sunday night at the Green Gate, sponsored by the Poole Zieu and Pioneer women for the benefit of Shohwain to Pale esting.
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Bean
Gree Gate
Poole Zieu
Pale
Station Haln Goes On Air
Norman Halleran, 13, of 1022 Wort Elsmere Place, broadcasts from his living room amid a home radio setup. Detectives report a broadbeast and receiving violation as the boy transmits in his family home, known as Station HALN, to listeners across San Antonio during weekend hours.
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Norman Halleron
West Elsmere Place
Normen
Ser
Cam Norman Halleran
Wort Elsmere Place
Rezpoant VW
Hulleron
merAy
Fathee
Norman
RMAC
San Antonia
Helleroy
Mouse
Sam
City Receives 10 Bids on Palm Heights Building
Ten bids were received by the Palm Heights city council on an inner recreational hall to be erected. The lowest bid of 4520.40 plus nine others was sent to Park Commissioner Rubiola for tabulation. Additional bids for envelopes to be used by the tax assessor were sent to Tax Commissioner Wueblek. Fire and Voices Commissioner Wright presented resolutions for a bill on the tower drill and repair of surrounding area. Bids due December 20, 1939.
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Palm Heights
Jacob Rubiola
Frank Ef. Wueblek
Fire and Voices
Pit Wright
Tera
Wid
Auto Collision Victim Improves in Hays Hospital
G A Terrell, recovering at the Hers Counts Memorial hospital in San Mareon, was injured when a two-vehicle crash occurred ten miles north of San Moyron on the Austin highway. John Corfen and Gordon Runlt were involved. Terrell sustained facial and head injuries, while others received minor injuries.
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G. A. Terrell
Taang
Hers Counts
Austin Highway
Furmation
Gordon
Terrell
Nitred
Diujler
Nisa
Bernice Cox
Alstin
League Opens Pea Rive League Opens Pea Rive
Mondar cponril donation weeks for the Junius tougue with Sin Ane toniana asked to donate papers and magazines. Proceeds fund meinie while Miss Harriet Upane presides over league quarters. Mrs E J Schlu ter to return home from Sam Antonio to Columbia My.
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Mondar
Junius
Thanssout
E. 1
Scbucter
Sam Antonio
Test
Munday
Columbia, My
Pershing Diary Revealed In Public Preview Aide Details
General Pershing discusses writing a World War I memoir based on his diary. He notes diary use with aides and secretaries, time spent across Europe, and ongoing work on the manuscript during travels and battles, framing the work as a duty to tell America’s war story.
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Rex Collier
Copsright
Aitsnee
Washington, D. C
Pershing
Ihn
North American Newspaper Alliance
San Antonio
Mymlos
Stearns Gin
Rome
America
Ward
Pershinz
MIT
Battle Muniments Commission
Atlantic
Peru
Aour
Longland
Merlends
Eurone
Wits
Dsb
Paris
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TAW Grewda
GRAP
Herico
Wasington DC
Doh Jost Hanuel Herrera
Korqera
Galveston Island
Hays Hospital
PEA Rive
Santa Monica
Seaver
Senate
Numan
Gen Pershing
A.E.F. Chief
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