Coroner Bare Dies at 75 After 40 Years of Service
MARLENE'S BACK CORONER'S RECORD LONDOR Feb 1u d GC Bare who died at his Chester home aged 75 was West Cie coroner for 40 years. He traveled it, OGY mile a Year to 206 inquests unique lame cord Hollywood Feb 13 Lew Ayres has had a lump cord made up from the coins of 16 different countries he visited on his recent tip to Europe.
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National Park Survey Aims at Collo Creek Area
Six agents from the National Park Service surveyed 18 miles of the Cibolo Creek area near San Antonio to assess establishing a state park. The team included Dr Charles Gould regional geologist Dr L North Dickerson wildlife expert Hay IL Carnell landscape architect William Wirt forester John Diehl regional engineer and M F Christiansen recreation expert. The group planned to return to Oklahoma City Friday as plans for county land acquisition and deed proceed.
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Condition of Pope Improves Notably
Vatican bulletin reports notable improvement in the condition of Pope Plus AL, announced by Osservatore Romano on the eve of the fortieth anniversary of his elevation to the pontifical throne. The bulletin confirms his health is notably improved.
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Rail Worker Found Dead in Iced Car
Norman Whiteley, 45, assistant ice foreman for Northern Pacific, was found dead in a refrigerator heated car at Laurel Montana after a late train hurdle incident. Investigators consider fumes from a heater or a possible leg injury, with more than $200 cash on his person.
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Borah Fights Neutrality Bill Over Seas Freedom
Washington February 3 Senator Borah a Republican said the proposed neutrality legislation threatens America’s freedom of the seas. Senator Johnson of California joined Borah on many international arguments. Chairman Pittman a Democrat Nevada heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee presenting the admin proposals. He hopes to start the committee Monday with Secretary Hull as first witness.
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Citizens' League May Contest Bonds Sale in City Election
The Citizens' League executive committee plans to file an election contest in district court to prevent the sale of November bonds. Ira Kercheville, committee chair, says the move aims to bar bond sales until after the city election and notes no candidates have been discussed yet for May. He adds a band elevation committee will also meet next week with all interested groups.
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Weather Summary and City Readings February Weather Report
A garbled weather bulletin lists temperatures, humidity, and wind directions for multiple cities including Abilene Atlantic Beach and Memphis. It mentions sun rise and set times, precipitation notes, and general conditions with some unreadable fragments. The fragmented data references daily highs and lows, wind speeds, and cloud cover across several towns in Texas Kansas and Illinois.
Stiff Petticoats Shown by Lucien Lelong in Paris
Paris fashion notes describe Lucien Lelong presenting a spring summer collection featuring over-stiffened petticoats and very full skirts. Designs include organdies faces prints metal embroideries and rainbow striped chiffons for evening dresses with bright color and dramatic flair.
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Last of Lee Staff Officers Dies in Virginia
The Rev. Giles Burkner Cooke, 96, last surviving officer of General Robert E. Lee's staff at the surrender of the Confederate army at Appomattox, died yesterday in Mathews, Virginia. A veteran of many Civil War battles, he was wounded at Sayler's Creek and later entered the ministry after the war to fulfill a vow.
Parents to Fight Wedding of Child in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Miner Garvin flood refugees from Portsmouth staying with relatives in Columbus plan to seek an annulment of their 18yearold daughter Teabels marriage to 37yearold farmer Harry Monroe from Annapolis Maryland The case centers on the disputed wedding and parental rights amid refugee displacement and relocation to Ohio.
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Three Auto Crashes Send Three Hurt In City
Three people were injured in auto crashes around the city. Charles Tickenson, 54, a Camden Street insurance adjuster, was knocked down at Hooklyn and Camden and suffered multiple injuries. Leroy Rosenthal, 14, was bruised when knocked from his bicycle at Fredericksburg road and Mistletoe avenue. Carmen Hemanides, 16, was knocked down in front of her home on Rast Crockett Street. both Rosenthal and Hemanides were treated and released.
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