Child Arrives Mother Works In Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a mother who delivered her own child without help dressed and cleaned her house before a health nurse found her. Mrs Grippaundo, mother of seven, said she felt no need for a doctor. The story notes she and her labor were observed during a quiet, early December morning as she prepared for a busy day with other children and caregiving duties.
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Forlahoma City
Hasilla Grippaundo
Mirs
Tris Halden
Grippaimdo
Hollywood Bowl Treasure Dig Ends In Water Found
Hopes of Henry Jones and Ray Johnson to locate an ancient Spanish treasure under the Hollywood bowl ended as they struck water at 35 feet. They had sought permission to dig using electric gold detectors, hoping to locate a treasure valued at about $290,000 buried years ago by friends of Benita Juarez, the Mexican liberator.
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Henry Jones
Ray Johnson
Hollywood Bowl
Grey
Jones
Johnson
Benita Juarez
Newsboy Proud of His Own Story
A Richmond newsboy, deaf and mute, excitedly signaled for attention as he rushed in to report a street robbery at a filling station. Police arrived and gathered testimony from bystanders while the paper sought the first hand account of the incident.
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Richmond
Dec
Jon Adrianski
Alamo Plaza Through Sixty Years Of San Antonio History
A fragmented nostalgic account traces Alamo Plaza as a civic and entertainment hub from the 1830s to late 1800s, describing street life, commerce, bandstands, and nearby buildings, with mention of Crockett Street and St. Joseph’s tower as landmarks amid changing streetscapes.
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San Antonio
Alamo
Nra
Alamo Plaza
Texas
Alamo Park
St. Joseph's Church
Ménger & Hotel
Hugo and Sehmeltzer
Plaay
Grand Opera Apure
Wan Crockett Street
Lp 1300
Legion 10 Gives Yule Baskets to San Antonio Families
Preparations were completed by Harry M. Wuvabady Post No. 256, American Legion, to distribute more than 100 Christmas baskets to needy families in San Antonio. A committee led by George A. Moeller will oversee distribution, with Stanley Tinkle Henry Wiener George Robbins and John Salaccino also serving.
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Harry M. Wuvabady
American Legion
Sank Antonia
Stanley ‘Tinkle
Henry B. Wiener
George Robbins
John Salaccino
George A. Moeller
Merin Ouspenskaya Opens With Dramatic Debut
Merin Ouspenskaya delivers a striking opening scene in a new motion picture, with audiences noting her long-time presence and a powerful contrast to her onstage rival. The performance highlights her enduring screen presence amid a fresh production.
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Merin Ouspenskaya
Stegetright
Baylor Chimes Begin Sounding Christmas Suite Tonight
Baylor University prepares to unveil the newly installed chimes in Pat Neff Hall funded by Cullen F. Thomas of Dallas. Mrs. Thomas will ring the first notes as signals start from two locations, with a brass band and student body anticipation of about 5000 attendees at the Christmas service.
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WACG
Baylor
University
Genera
Pat Neff
Cullen FF. Thomas
Dallas
Signalo
1700 Sought In Air Schools
Opportunity for 1200 young men between 20 and 26 to become pilots in the air corps will be open during February, March and April, according to Eighth Corps area headquarters. Civilian flying schools will start training at nine civilian elementary schools after primary instruction. Applicants may apply at the nearest examining board or War Department offices. Boards are at Randolph Field, Post Field, Fort Sill, Van Deaumont General Hospital El Paso, and Lawson Field Denver.
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Pebrusky
Eighth Corps
Srmy
War Department
Ran‘dolpt Field
Post Field
Fort Sill
Okla
van Deaumont General Hospital
Paso
Lawry Field
Detixer
Deep Sea Scouts Seek Charter in Savannah
Deep Sea Scouts of Savannah apply for a charter from the national headquarters in Washington. A preliminary meeting with 20 experienced organizers elected officers led by Commodore George J. Brittle.
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Deep Sea Scouts
Savannah
INS
Tate
Washington
George J. Brilt
Wile Sues Over Forced Hobo Life NAVADA Case
Nevada court records show a man sued for divorce from his wife claiming she forced him into a permanent life on the road. The suit alleges coercive control and an alleged travel habit tied to his claim of a strained marriage.
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Je Onan
Gotten Strike Threats Reported Near San Francisco
Reports from San Francisco describe initial threats and intimidation as Code growers and pickets intensified during the senatorial investigation. A caravan of laborers demanded field work access while officials cited arrests and a witnessed threat against a prominent worker as deputies escorted him from town.
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San Francisco
LaFolléute Civil Vierties Committee
Madera
Plckets
Strikff
Bherri W. O
Justice
Josaply
eKro
Workers’ Alliance
WPA
Gad Athena
Tuberculosis War Planned by San Antonio Doctors
An organization to combat tuberculosis in Bexar County has been founded Thursday by prominent San Antonio physicians and surgeons. Under the Eye of the Alamo The Real Control association and Dr Kerth were named officers with the drive to curb the countywide plague. the group formed at a Woodmen of the World Memorial hospital.
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Bexar Vaunty
San Antonio
Alamo
Tank Unit Ordered to War Maneuvers
Army plans war maneuvers for a tank unit moving to Fort Benning and Fort Sam Houston. Details for the movement were to start January 3, with the corps maneuvers to be held in the late winter and early spring. The 49 massing tanks were to join after civilian operations, per the War Department plan.
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Fort Benning
Fort Sam Houston
Janu- Fort Benning
Joi
Ananeuy Vers
Brother Named by Victim of Stabbing
A 93 year old man identified as Harry Davis of 728 South Walter Street was stabbed in the alley side area after a tavern argument in the 500 block of East Commerce Street. He told police his brother wounded him and received treatment.
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Harry Davis
Walter's Street
O Tavern
East Commerce Street
Lost Dog Howls at Wrong Place
A small dog on a Thursday wandered to the city Mall and began loud howling over its minority status. City workers ignored the plaintive cries as the mutt wandered outside, then was taken to the pound after a misstep. He realizes a committee might have helped.
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Catehur
Beer Wire License Canceled in City Notice
The leer and wife permit held by Bartolo Sanckies, operator of Sarichez's place at 1222 Tampico Street, was canceled by State Liquor Administrator Wert Ford. Gus Brown, district supervisor of the central board, announced the action on Thursday, citing Sanchez’s noncitizenship.
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Bartolo Sanckies
Tampico Street
Wert Ford
Gus Brown
Squor ‘Central Board
Brown
Sanchez
United States
Jeffs Year Book Awarded Plaque At Texas High School
Jeff’s year book The Manderlin from Thomas Jefferson High School was awarded a plaque by the Texas Help School Press association. The award honors his fourth straight year with Mrs. E W Weaver as sponsor. editors Carl Holnschuher and Elizabeth Hammer are named. Desirable rental property advertised and ad lines request Light Wants Ads, dial F-1231.
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Jeff
Manderlin
Thomas Jefferson High
Texas Helph School Press Association
E.W. Weaver
Anl
Carl Holnschuher
Elizabeth Hammer
Wee
City of Mexico to Resume Luxury Train Service
Mexico City reports that the luxury passenger train City of Mexico between Mexico City and St. Louis, Missouri will be reestablished after services were halted due to a decline in American tourist travel caused by extraneous factors. The decision aims to restore tourist traffic and revive cross border rail links.
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Mexico-St. ‘Louis
Mexico
Dell
United States
City of Mexico
St. Loui
Plea Guilty On Game Charge Sets Fine In 1938 Case
B. T. Layton of Rackberry Street New Braunfels was fined $100 by Justice Raymond Gerhardt after admitting to a game charge and purchasing a hunting licence within a year following conviction on November 22 1938.
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B. T. Layton
Rackberry Street
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Layton
New Braunfels
The Light Now for Watt Ad Results Dial
An advertising report highlights Watt’s latest campaign, praising the new dial device and its impact on consumer response. The feature notes increased visibility, stronger brand recall, and improved sales indicators across key markets.
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