HOLLYWOOD HOLIDAY PLANS FILL HIGH GLOSSCASTIt
Hollywood Christmas draws stars to homes and resorts as W S Van Dyke and crews film in the Arctic. George O'Brien aims for Naples to join family, while many colonies stay home for festive gatherings at ranches and estates. Notables including the Hustons Robinsons Ruggles Lombard and Gable plan private celebrations with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
W. 8
van Dyke
Arctics
Universal
Karin
Kara Morley
Ottumwa
Iowa
Walter Hustons
Reginald Gennys
Lake Arrowhead
Oallf
Warren Williams
Flohard Arlens
Zeppo Marxes
Olsire Dodd
George Ariiss
Crest Motorista
Edward G. Robinsons
New York
Agia Caliente
Charles Ruggles
Wesley Fugees
Arline Judge
Ruth
Borar Selwyn
Ernest Truexts
Palm Springs
Natles
O'Brien
George O'Brien
Naples
Rogers Ranch
Warner Bexter
Joan Ben-nett
Wil Tephrate
Bister
Ester
Jem
Corpus Christi Man Arrested in Abduction Case
A 26 year old Corpus Christi proclaimed magazine salerian was arrested Friday in connection with an alleged abduction and assault on Evelyn Childs. The 19 year old reported she was forcibly taken from Shadow and Night club on the Paneo road early Thursday and drugged before being taken to another location. Detective Sergeant Kelly and an emergency squad moved to quell potential trouble during the arrest and transport to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Evelyn Childs
North
Sabinas Street
Paneo Road
Bin
Witack
D. £. Kelly
Oerder
Lie
Nex
Fivab
Unclear fragmentary San Pedro harbor scene report
Fragmentary text describes a Christmas era event in Ban Pedro harbor involving Bonita Claw and Ahipa Al AnGhor. Mentions a sum of 945,000 raised by contributions from nearby interests. Page damage limits clarity and exact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedo
Uanla Bam
Bonita
Aimang
Pislenia Anil
Ahipa al AnGhor
Ban Pedro Harbor
Camerlain Rites Held For Adelaide Chamberlain Gillette
Funeral services were held Friday morning for Mrs. Adelaide Chamberlain Gillette, 14, widow of Edwin Chamberlain, with Bishop W. J. Capers officiating. Interment followed at Mission Rural Park. Survivors include three daughters Fidello Gillutte Chamberlain and Edmund Gillette Chamberlain, plus four grandchildren. Active pallbearers listed. numerous honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Gillette Chambrelain
Edwin Chamberlain
W. J. Capers
Mission Rural Park
Chamberlain
New York
San Antonio
San Diego
Texas
T Womons
Fidello Gillutte Chamberlain
Edmund Gillette Chamberlain
D. N. Cushing
Lelroy Denman
Frans Qroos
L. J. Haet
Cal
W. S. Tendrick
William Herff
James Haymore
Edward ‘Ww. Housinger
Branley Miller
Arthur W. Secligaon
C. P. Stafford
William L. Stiles
Frederick ‘Terrel
Mayshell
Yorrell
Charing Tobin
Nathan K. Tracy
70,000 Civil Cases Filed in 22 Years
A garbled report notes 70,000 civil cases filed in 22 years in Bexar County. It mentions a district clerk, a three year deal, and references Tulsa Oklahoma figures and the Skelly oil company. Names and details are unclear, with several fragments about a political event and a hospital visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvid Sultstas
Bexar County
Priday
Ben Mel Innanry Gy
Community Christmas events fill weekend calendar
CreWe UEBSs and Mercy Maids perform at the Gunter hotel honoring Kappa Pi members. Children from Agages Achim religious school present Chanukah entertainment at Hebrew Institute with Mrs. Alter presiding and Miss Helen Tablas directing. Rabbi Dubin to give address. local musical numbers by Jeannette Ehrlich and Rammi Sunn. Sunday study club and parish events also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Gunter Hotel
Kappa Pi Keppas
Agages Achim
Hebrew Institute
William Alter
Cocelle Berkman
Helen Tablas
Samuel Grossman
Jewish Art Theater of
New York
Charlotte Davis
Bensle Hae Gills
Jeannette Elrich
Sarah Gultman
Ida Belle Beriff
Stdney Wilkes
Harold Creiselnick
Arnold Hyman
Plorene Rae Jira
Helen Beekman
Miriam Gelfond
Leah Shapiro
Nellie Basily
Ethel Rosenberg
Ins Davis
Louise Enstaan
Edith Solomon
Sylvia Cohen
Plorence Penner
Mildred Hirschuim
Helen Tirschomm
Clarler Lerner
Ther Taaman
Bill Shapiro
Borntee ‘Shanivo
Rosh Mornyln
Rabbi Dubin Onde
Jeannette Ehrlich
Rami Sunn
25 Year Sentence for Murder in Gun Duel Case
CHICAGO WIlliam O'Brien aged 32 faced a sentence of 26 years imprisonment for the murder of Willinr Walah during a gun duel. Doctors had previously deemed him hopelessly paralyzed, but he appeared in court to hear his own sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bec
Apolles Bolles
William O'Brien
Willinr Walah
O'Brien
Ridgeway Seeks Federal Office
Ridgeway, a former state senator, announces plans to seek a federal district appointment as Democrats prepare to take power next year. He positions himself for a possible federal legal post amid party shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Ridgeway Feidey
Federal
Interstate Commerce orders joint cotton rates Arkansas to East
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to join with American Barge Line to set joint cotton shipment rates from Arkansas to Eastern destinations. Rates vary by weight with minimums and differentials, applying to Memphis to the East via barge rail due to transportation method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Barge Line Company
Arkansas
Memphis
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Bexar to Seek Woman’s Return in Forgery Case
Deputy en route to Little Rock with extradition papers for Louwise Brooks charged in Ninety-fourth District Court with forgery and passing. Indictments allege Brooks forged cashier’s checks on Continental-American Bank and Trust Co of Shreveport. Court records indicate Brooks may resist extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onehur
Brown
Tittle Rock
Ark
Irney
Louwise Brooks
Ninety-fourth District
Womain
Continental-American Bank and Trust Company
Shreveport
Detertive
A. W. Herrst
J. J. Lawrence Thussday
Bar
French German Help committee to feed unemployed children
Members of the French German section of the European Help committee plan to open a charity eating hall in Christons eve to feed children of unemployed parents. The hall will operate for four months and feed 40 to 60 children three meals daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
European Help Committee
Reserve Bank Reports Large Weekly Resource Totals
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and San Antonio bank rose to 100.014 million for the week ending Friday, up 491 thousand from the prior week but down 14.998 million from the comparable week of 1941. Bills and securities totaled 61.974 million, up 298 thousand from last week and 1.007 million from the prior year. Reserve totals reached 46.181 million, up 3.270 million from the last week and down 12.292 million from the corresponding week of 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio
Humble Plans Holiday Shutdown Across Drilling Sites
Humble Oil and Refining will close all drilling and production operations Sunday through Monday for the one day season with possible exceptions in a few areas. The company noted the shutdown would be practically complete, though attendance figures could not be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
Royston
Drc
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Prison poem mystery swirls in parole bid case
A Brooklyn handyman Anthony Kramer admitted he did not write the poem he submitted for parole consideration at Louisville prison. Dawson recalled a 1928 27 poetry annual containing the same verse titled The End of Yukon Jake. An editor note said the poem was by Carl Arnold a Kansas life prisoner and earned him a sentence commutation. Kramer later confessed he was not the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Anthony Kramer
Brooklyn Handyman
Sléalme
Sul
Yukon
Jake
Carl Arnold
Kansas Penitentiary
Dawson
Cotrier- Journal
Kramer
Two Mexicans Held in Murder Case in Houston
In Houston police arrested two Mexican men for the murder of Cameron merchant Andy Shilth. The body was found in his store with a bloody hatchet nearby and a fatal head wound. Authorities say Milam County officials are involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Milam County
Andy Shilth
Cameron Merchant
Smith
Treasury receipts and duties on German ware items
Treasury relipts for December 23 show totals including 5 947.62 and 601 712 for duties on German wares. Folia duties for two years add 1 680 565 and related items appear. Numerous packed opportunities today to light chastised real lae tae indicate ongoing market activity and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Pecan Orchard Progress in Blockdale by Burris Duo
In Blockdale, J L Burris and son George B Burris cultivate 224 pecan trees over 16 acres within Storidale city limits. They favor spacing 10 by 70 feet, plant varieties such as Schley and Prolific, irrigate with ample water, and have begun producing. Earlier years yielded 360 pounds total in 1931, with one tree giving 75 pounds in 1935, while plans shift to yellow-blood sweet clover and oats under Vocational Agriculture guidance. Visitors are welcome to view the evolving grove and its outputs, including recent orders from Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blockdale
J. L. Burris
Storidale
Burrs
George B. Burris
Burris
Success
Schley
Blund
Pabst
Burkett
Althooga
W. E. Driskill
Minnesota
Cotton conference to discuss production relief set for Dec 25
Gottenmeet set EG 25 Little Rock Arkansas December 23 report says a nationwide cotton conference to discuss production control and relief legislation will be held in a southern state December 25. Governor Harvey Parnell announced the date after a talk with Governor Sennett Conner of Mississippi, place undecided with Hot Springs Memphis and Jackson among suggested sites. Governors Parnell and Conner expect attendance with Louisiana Georgia and Texas governors indicating plans to attend or send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hock
Ark
Cotten States
Harvey Parnell
Sennett Conner
Mississippi
Hot Springs
Ari
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Parnell
A. K. Allen
Louisiana
Bra C. Blackwor
South Carolina
W. H. Munay
Oxaharma
Con
Richard B. Russell Jr
Georgia
R. B. Sterling
Texas
Congress Deliberations Fetch Beer Bill and Radio Revision
Friday session highlights include calendar bills and a beer bill motion from Connecticut Senator Brighs Republican. Interstate Commerce continues radio revision study. interior department supply bill considered. Conference report on Philippine Independence approved. crop production support bill advanced. House panel screens farm debt refinance. veterans legislation and airplus metal amp piles relief actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senates
Connecticut
Commerce Committee
Interior Department
Tuursnay
Renam
Howse Uni
Judiciary Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mone
Wamon
Ramon Novara
Picktak
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Picktord
Dougar
Joan Crawford
Marie Dressler
Santa Barbara
Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
Maria
Rudolph Leber
Kate Smith
Botom Radio
Gary Cooper
Montana
Gary
Bob
Clive Brooks
al Dioune
As. Qods
Santa
Barney Google
Hing
Goldberg’s Books
EMI
Manbcker Chiefs
Rube Goldberg
Brandon Walsh
Annie Rooney
Taint
Hardy
King Frarurer Sordkutss
Cat
Britain
Tvtisle Theater
Popeye
Derry
Santa Claus
E. C. Segav
Troui
Bari
Rey
Rome
Dr. Waite
Os Go Sher
Billy DeBeck
Detter
Tulsa
Okla
Dre
W. O. Skelly
Shy Skelly
Alona Oommitdman
CreWe _UEBSs
Avalon Study Club
Allyer
Elut
Christ Episcopal Church
Russell Place
Ruth Foster
The
Evangelical Community Church
Cbaret Auditorium
Canton
Bittman Elreete
Betafru
Phichi
Plaza Hotel
Sobo Palm Heights
Retreation
Ridgeway
Jontcotton Bate
Bexar
Reserve Bank Reports
Alok
Iienas
Gottonmeet
Congress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!