San Francisco wedding shocks social world in 1920s style
Christmas surprise reveals a San Francisco wedding between Mia Storey Kinchey Neer and Philip Neer, a noted San Francisco businessman and former Stanford tennis champion. Neer is son of Mrs Jeanette Neer of Portland and widow Mia had previously been connected to Captain Ralph Kindler. The couple plan to reside in San Francisco.
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Mia
Nell Storey Kinchey
Philip Neer
Beno
Neer
Horace B. Storey
San FeAntonio
Ralph Kindler
United States Army
Jeanette Eer
Portland
Ore
Stanford University
James Ariess
Stanford
Washington Bicentennial Note on Washington’s Surrender
The George Washington bicentennial commission points out that tomorrow marks 147 years since Gen George Washington surrendered his commission as commander in chief of the continental army. The ramede scene occurred at Annapolis Maryland where Congress was gathered.
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George Washington
Continental Arms
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Aliaglis
Maryland
Congress
Broadway Sails To Port of Better Times
New York December 2 The steamship Broadway signs on 1100 men for a winter cruise to the Park of Better Times Capt Fritz Nelson says the ship will not leave Staten Island view The crew faces low wages long shifts and limited shore leave as job hunting develops The Salvation Army backs the plan with city officials providing a free pier to aid shipless seamen
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New York
Staten Island
Fritz Nelson
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Salvation Army
New York and Southern Steaaship Company
Salvation Army attacked over veteran discrimination
New York December 22 The American Legion of New York state accuses the Salvation Army of discriminating against veterans in relief work. State Commander Gerard J Nears sent a broad statement to 85,000 legionnaires, denouncing the charity as having fallen short while defending veterans’ welfare.
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Univervad
Elie
G O P Heads Urge Hoover Not to Call Session
Republican leaders in Congress plan to urge President Hoover to announce he will not call a special spring session of Congress. The move aims to prevent a looming extra session and to ease tensions in the Senate over pending league court matters.
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Hoover
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Congress
Congress Action on Maternity and Infancy Slated
Congressional action on the maternity and infancy bill was deferred until after the holidays by a rush of Senate business before the Christmas recess. Senator Jones of Washington, who reduced the bill, had hoped it would pass before recess as the nation’s Christmas gift to mothers and children.
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Der
Senate
Jones
Methodists Call Bar Poll Prejudiced In Alcohol Vote
The Methodist board of temperance prohibition and public morals today rejected the recent American Bar Association poll on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as not reflecting the legal profession’s stance. The poll showed 14 778 for repeal and 6 240 against. An advertisement promotes fireworks for Christmas and New Year with sales from Georg Keene druggist at 4 Military Plaza Texas largest fireworks dealer.
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D. G. Dee
Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals
American Bar Association
Creult
Georg
Keene
Final 1970 Chamber of Commerce meeting at St Anthony
Executives and staff of the chamber of commerce met at the St Anthony hotel for a final 1970 staff breakfast. Porters and department heads spoke of the year’s efforts while Walthall received a gift from staff. Attendees included Whaley Leel Jones and many others.
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Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony
Porter Whiley
Walter Walthall
C. G. Teel
William Holderby
Walthall
Whaley
C. G. Leel
W. B. Fure Jong
U.S. Pawkett
Howe V Jones
Marvin Longino
AN. Brice
KR. O
Helen Card
Edith la Rose
Margaret Gurles
Misa ‘Nne Neely
Dorothy Frost
May Meru
R. C. Dover
Dr. Wolderby
Kennett Wendler
Oscar Oweng
Rhea Ford
World Wide Arms Reduction Urged by Peace Council
The Carnerie Evidowment for International Peace urged a worldwide arms reduction as an obligation under the Versailles framework. The appeal emphasizes global disarmament to secure long term peace and stability among nations.
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Dew Vorllavide
Versailles
Elks Minstrel Show Opens In San Antonio Monday
Elks club prepares an old time minstrel show at 8 00 p m Monday to raise funds for local orphanages. Charley E Smeltz reports ticket sales are ahead of last year and about 400 newsboys will be special guests at the event.
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Elka
San Antonio
Elks
Liv
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Cher
Charley E. Smeltz
Elks Club
Alow
Commission to Formulate Report Feels Pressure Ahead of January 1
Members of the law enforcement commission expect to finalize a report within days. The panel aims to present recommendations to the President by January 1. Agreement on principal points appears evident despite ongoing discussions.
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Waarongiun
Dee
Law Enforcement Commission
Automobile ice skidding death in Escawaba
An automobile ice skidding accident in Escabawa Michigan yesterday cost the lives of a mother and two children. A man driving the car in which they were passengers was severely injured. The vehicle went through the thin ice.
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