Pan American Conference Ends With Solidarity Test Warning
United States Secretary Hull sailed home from the Pan American conference in Lima after warning the 21 republics to stand firm on declarations of solidarity amid dwindling faith in formal treaties. He urged vigilance to carry out conference decisions, noting that declarations rather than treaties shaped the general political program. Hull spoke at a banquet hosted by President Benavides, as most delegates remained aboard the Santa Maria to avoid an early morning departure.
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Alf M. Landon
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Texas Printing Is Planned by Chains
Dallas December 28 Chains and mail order houses doing business in Texas in the future will have their circulars printed within the state boundaries. W F Hill Port Arthur executive secretary of the state Allied Printing Trades council announced at a sectional meeting. Resolutions were adopted condemning operation of the Texas prison print shop and advocating a law requiring all printing paid for by the state including text books to be printed in Texas.
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Breese Novelist Zona Gale Breese to be buried in Portage
Zone Gale Breese, noted novelist and playwright who wrote as Zona Gale, died at Pas Savant hospital at age 65 from pneumonia. Funeral arrangements in Portage Wisconsin will be conducted by Dr. Glenn Frank, who has long been a friend and Republican official.
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Former Corpus Port official dies at 65
William Paul Trickett a former traffic manager of the Park of Corpus Christ died at his Rockport home after four years there. He was widely known in shipping circles and passed away late Monday.
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The Comet Magazine Debuts in San Antonio Scene
The Comet monthly magazine of the San Antonio Composers and Authors Association appears on Wednesday with a poem To Amelia Earhart by Lilith Lorraine on the cover. Greetings come from Mrs. Alex Adams and Eva Jo Allpress as local and national officers praise the new issue.
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San Antono Composers and Authors Assoription
Amelia: Earhart
Lilith Lorraine
National Composers and Authoriation
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Aot-Ing
National Association
Eva Jo Allpress
Penri Moore Stevens
Claudia Hightower
Otto Zoeller
Lillia Burham Dickson
Chris. Em Melt
Victoria Jones
Clyde J. Garrett
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles R. Allen
C. K. Quin
Bexar County
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