Christmas carol program on radio tonight at Bath
The Light sponsors the third annual Christmas carol broadcast from the Bath municipal auditorium at 8 p.m. featuring 100 voices from local church choirs. Soloists Mery Aubrey Keating and others perform Handel and German selections, with Ormesher directing and Bedding accompanying.
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Light
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Municipal Audion
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Ka8a
Cam Cing
Wilh
Ilis Block
Handel
J. D. Messinger
Solout Wall
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Ormesher
Miiey Billie Bedding
Nembers
Willis
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Orient
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Elsa
Keating
Csrk
Herald Angels
Sendelssohn
Harlingen Accelerates 1930 Building Program Total
Harlingen reports the 1830 Building program will top 530,650 dollars, about 203,104 more than 1929, with several projects planned for December. City building officials released figures showing rapid progress and an ambitious year end total for 1930.
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Harlingen
Goldamner
Victim of Fall Is Buried at Mission
Final funeral rites for J. J. Cavanos, killed by a fall from a hotel window in San Antonio, were held in Mission. Cavanos was a longtime grocer in the Grande Valley and a prominent civic figure, having served as city commissioner for years.
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Mission
Texas
J. J. Casaxos
Antonio
Cavanos
Jeadine
Gale Grocery
Ts Grande Valley
Seara
Bete
Kris Kringle at Courthouse Busy
Old Sentawan making all the tannils at the courthouse Wednesday. Sheriff Alfoney Newton Jr. received a watch from employees Charles Peters chief deputy Hart McCormick mantel clock District Clerk Hart McCormick onyxed tray Tax Collector H Neil Campbell striped blanket County Clerk Jack St Burke presented with a new Curedo and accessorize by his department.
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Kris Kringle
Sentawan
Wednessy
Alfoney Newton Jr
Charles Peters
Hart McCormick
H. Neil Campbell
Jack St. Burke
William D Stein Burial in Chicago
The body of William D Stein, 70, who died in Antonin Monday, has been prepared for burial in Chicago. Stein, owner of the Stein Belt Manufacturing Company of Chicago, was spending the winter in Antonin. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Stein of Chicago, two daughters Mrs. Carol Beck of Chicago and Rica, and Emil Fischer who is in China.
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William D. Stein
Chicago
Willism D. Stein
Antonin Monday Richt
Steln
Chiazo
Antonin
Brrine
Mreise Stein
Carol Beck
Rica
Emil Fischer
Chine
Nash Workers Get Bonus and $10 Bill
Nash Motors company president warns employees of an annual bonus and a year end envelope amounting to ten dollars each. The announcement, described as a gesture to be shared publicly, aims to boost worker morale amid ongoing negotiations.
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Wenusha
Wis
Der
Gab
Motors Company
Veteran agrees to extradition in murder case
J H Hale, a World War II veteran, agreed Wednesday to return to Louisiana to face a two year old murder charge. Hale was taken into custody at Legion Terns Kerrville, amid extradition papers signed by Governor Huey Long and Texas official Dan Moody. Hale’s attorney did not apply for an extraordinary writ, and the matter was dropped when Hale consented to go to Louisiana without delay. The alleged crime occurred in Starksville, La, with district attorney Wade Noes Sn.
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J. H. Hale
Louisiana
Ten Gremillton
Arax- Mos Parrish
Hale
Legion, Terns
Kerrville
Huey Long
Coversner
Dan Moody
Texas
Newy-Fourth District
Lisle
Bale
Starksville
Wade ‘Noes
Park Department Workers Get Hats
Park Department workers received Christmas supplies at City Hall on Wednesday morning. Santa Claus, Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola, distributed carrots, spinach, potatoes and other vegetables to department employees as part of the holiday customs.
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City Hall
Santa Claus — Park
Jacob Rubiola
Thief Dons Shoes Socks Then Disappears From Store
A man entered a shop on Wednesday at 1933 North New Braunfels Avenue, tried on shoes and a pair of chess pieces, bought nothing, and fled the store without paying. Police were called to investigate this novel theft method.
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Geraghiy
New Braunfele Avenue
Bhia
Youth killed by kidnapers in Benton Michigan case
Victor Motur, 17, of Watervliet Michigan was killed while attempting to rescue a kidnapped girl. The girl, Margaret Kimball of South Bend, was abducted by unidentified captors who had driven her from South Bend. Police are investigating the double incident and pursuing suspects.
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INS
Victor Motur
Pearald Watervliet
Sen Fbot
Regro
South Bend
Margaret Kimball
Southend
Actor's Suspicion Draws No Action
Los Angeles report says the district attorney’s office announced no action after investigation into actor Richard Barthelmess’s suspicion that an employee improperly appropriated £100,000 in valuable securities.
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Los Angeles
Distrite
Hag
Aken
Michard
Barthelmess
Quin
Valley Bureau raises $90,000 in Harlingen drive
The event in Harlingen raised ninety thousand dollars for the Valley Bureau. A motion of the board followed a presentation by President Holland Tarlingens about the Better Business Bureau budget and possible refueling flight plans. The department of commerce was asked to review a January refueling endurance proposal.
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Safe Tey
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Better Business Buresc
Holland
Tarlingens
Ans
Wthich
Protteaa
Campaten Can Ptudied
Plasa
Miame
Gem Meree
Alrind
Enforce Slot Machine Law or Repeal It Now
A reader complains about inconsistent enforcement of slot machine laws. They urge clear notices to gamblers and merchants, immediate raids or cease operations, and advocate enforcing or repealing laws to end the “slot machine farce.” They call for decisive public action and repeal if needed.
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Alout
Gealecshar
Oil Operator to Be Cremated Here
Funeral services for Dudley A. Teng, oil operator and vice president of the Cale Petrlenay and Zeres Mejean Oil and Refinine companies, who died in Laredo, will be held Friday and the body taken to San Antonio for cremation. formerly resided in Chicago.
Principal Warns Dogs Near Highland Wark School
Ada Crain principal orders neighborhood dogs kept in yards after four children were bitten since September opening. Residents urged caution as dog menace continues raising safety concerns around Highland Wark Elementary.
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Highland Wark
Ada Crain
Barge explosion causes heavy damage at Stockton loading pier
In Stockton California a Union Oil barge exploded while being loaded last night, spraying flaming gasoline across decks and igniting fires. Officials estimate damage at 200000 dollars. No injuries reported.
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Stockton
Calif
Union Oil Company
Brick Masons Over 60 Praised by Contractor
SUSLOw-E Ukla Dec 24. Joe Wheat, contractor, praises brick masons over 60 for their experience. “Old men are the best. They know more, do better work and do it more easily.”
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Suslow-E
Ukla
Brick Anne
Joe Wheat
Fireman Repairs Toy Almost All Day
City fireman Oram Whitehend spent nearly the whole day repairing a nine minute toy. He worked hours whittling and shaping for a baby, only to find the toy was supposed to have dust.
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Quveba
Dam Break Probe Finds No Poor Workman Ship
Corpus Christi Texas December 4 No evidence of poor workmanship or inferior materials in the Mathis dam was found in the preliminary report by consulting engineers probing the November 2 break that released Lake Lovenskiold water. Final findings and reconstruction plans due in six weeks. Excessive seepage through the lenticular bed caused by piling failure is blamed. Engineers Meory K Fired and Tinbert J Cumming filed the report with the city council. state board chair John A Norrin concurred.
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Texas
Mathis Dam
Lovenskiold
Meory K
Dulles
Tinbert J. Cumming
Houston
John A. Norrin
State Board of Water Engineere
Thieves Steal Goods Ahead of Christmas Cheer
Police report a window break in at a tracery store on Cherry Street owned by E P Tingier with cigarettes valued at 25 dollars and a large amount of meat stolen along with a small amount of polish from a drug store on Chestnut Street operated by W P Ellicon. A suitcase was reported stolen from a parked car near a house while another theft occurred in Des Moines Iowa. Doctors J L Pridgen and J T Harnett reported missing medicine cases from Medical Arts and Nir buildings. Candy valued at 25 pounds stolen from a track near Gate Ke wt during a police raid.
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Roy Notts Cherry Street
E.p.tingier
Ie Drug
Chestnut Street
W. P. Ellicon
Hhouse
P. Newton
Des Moines
Iawa
J. L. Pridgen
Medical Arts
Cod
J. T. Harnett
Maracheao- Grisga Company
Guater Ke
Army Hospital Spreads Christmas Cheer at Fort Sam Houston
Christmas trees and gifts reach patients in every ward at Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston. Patriotic groups and volunteers send gifts for patients and families of duty personnel. War veterans and local soldiers are remembered with special music programs and a holiday dinner.
Store Safe Looted as Workers Make Merry Christmas
Fort Worth police report a late night Christmas party at Franklin's when a gate to the mezzanine floor opened and about 81109 in cash from the store receipts was stolen. The mis zan ine floor was reached after midnight by the manager who was on the lower floor with the partygoers.
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Drought Relief Committee Meets at Spur in December
A drought relief committee chaired by D. A. Randeen of the Governor Dan Moody administration announced a December meeting at Spur. The group includes Texans Dre and other members forming the eroculite committee to discuss aid measures for the drought situation.
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Texan
Dre
Dan Moody
Hoaten
Spit
D. A. Randeen
Foundation Head Appointed Dean at University of Chicago
Kurt, director of the Laura Stele van Keosefeller foundation since 1922, has been named dean of the faculty of racial sciences and education at the University of Chicago.
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Foundaton
Chicago
Bee
Kurt
Laura Stele van Keosefeller
Risen At Racial Sciences
Crear
University of Chicago
Garage blaze at Kane garage damages car engine
Firemen extinguished a small blaze in an automobile motor at the Kane garage located at 214 Hast Travin Street. The Wednesday morning incident caused light damage and was contained by responding workers.
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Hast Travin Street
Bod
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