Landon Appeals At Republican Dinner On Court Fight
Landon’s remarks at a National Republican Club dinner touch the Supreme Court controversy. He warns the issue affects the whole country and urges nonpartisan deliberation, avoiding party politicking while noting strong views on reform. The speech signals GOP strategic aims in court reforms.
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New York
Fred M. Landon
Supreme Court
National Republican Club
Kansan
Sincoy
Roosevelt
Peeting X
Congress
Noonday Service at St Mark's on Wednesday
An inter-parochial noonday service for Episcopal parishes will be held at St. Mark's from 12:05 to 4:35 p.m. on Wednesday with Bishop W. Y. Capers as principal speaker. A children’s service is at 4:15 p.m. and a Viteau service will follow at Ta B ta.
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St. Mark's
St. Mark's Episroal Church
W. Y. Capers
Talldren
Bishop Kern to Be Travis Park Guest Speaker
Bishop Paul B. Kern will be guest speaker at Travis Park Methodist Church at 1 59 a m Sunday. Kern previously pastored the church from 1926 to 1930 when he was elected a bishop. Tuesday Bishop Nall will address the all church wide bank event. Judge M A Childers will be toastmaster.
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Paul B. Kern
Travis Park Methodist
Kern
Travis Park
Xem Nall
M. A. Childers
Ex-Convict Held in Extortion Probe in AUITAVILLE
AUITAVILLE Feb 17 A former Texas convict is held for investigation in an extortion attempt against A. R. Russell a Flintsville merchant. Russell received a threatening note promising the death of his 2 year old daughter and demanding pastment of 200.
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Auitaville
Texas
A. R. Rus
Flintsville
Russell
Missing Schoolgirl Believed Murdered in Coatesville
City officers link the 6-year-old schoolgirl Helen Moyer’s disappearance to a believed murder. The probe began with the discovery of her shoes hat and torn stockings along with a track by investigators and a public search for her body.
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Coatesville
Helen Moyer
Carriers Battle Rages Over Interstate Commerce Rule
Washington debates a section of the interstate commerce act known as long and short haul. Railroads push for article repeal while motor carriers and water lines warn repeal would trigger rate wars and devastate merchant shipping and highway transport.
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Washington
Ration
Panama Canal
Bes Fore
Cie House
Interstate Commmerce Committee
Troop 81 Fathers Day Banquet Planned by Harriman Church
Troop 81 sponsored by Harriman Peace Christian church will honor fathers with a nine father son banquet at the church on Saturday evening. Herman Ochs and Bedell Moore will speak as Rev. Guy W. Maydell serves as toastmaster. Trusts will be offered by Scouts George Corltle Howard Shupp and Harald Megs. Dinner will be served by troop mothers. The theme is Lincoln the Good Scout.
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Herman Ochs
Bedell Moore
Guy W. Maydell
George Corltle
Howard Shupp
Harald Megs
Tincoln
Mismanaged presidential balls blamed on hotels
Bexar Facts reports ongoing dissatisfaction with the handling of presidential ball events. The article argues the hotels bore no sole responsibility, noting the organizing committee arranged the venues and the hotels sacrificed space on a Saturday night. Ticket sales totaled 4213 at $12 each, with $1450 forwarded to the Warm Springs fund while the rest funded pension funds. $73 remained uncollected.
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Despie
Pointe
Warm Springs Tung
Warm Springs Fund
Flood Board at Top Sought in Southwest Valleys Plan
In Little Rock Arkansas on February 13 an eight state load control conference recommended forming a Southwest Valleys association to ensure equal opportunity for regional development. A permanent committee proposed a setup with Louisiana Kansas Colorado Missouri Arkansas New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma at the Tanner Temple, with city unions adding about $150 to total seating.
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Ark
Southwest
United States
Louisiana
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Arkansas
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Rags to Riches Overnight in Brookline Mansion
Moss, Ten. 12. A tiny orphan girl Mar Ami Maddox from a five member family awoke in a 23 100 mansion as adopter of a millionaire spinster whose wealth she will inherit. The child, daughter of a Som ensile traveler and his wife, was approved for adoption by Judge Insend RR Me Conte over objections from the state department of public welfare. The adoption would grant the child a luxurious home and a future estimated at 31 205 000 in wealth.
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Brookline
Moss
Mar
Ami Maddox
Rosantond Han
sTudge
State Department of Public Welfare
Musicians Arrange Brilliant Benefit in New York
A major benefit concert to aid charity brings a million dollars worth of musical talent to Carnegie Hall. Lawrence Tibbett, star baritone of the Metropolitan Opera, leads the effort as head of the Algerian Guild of Musical Artists, with performances promising a standout lineup for the Red Cross fundraiser.
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New York
Opara
Can Flage
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolian Oper
Deesigent
Algerican Guild of Musical Artists
Minomerd Plins Tadar
Poisoning incident reported in San Antonio woman
Police records show Leona Bake, sister of the poisoning victim, bound her sister and called an ambulance. The 935 South Alpina Street address is noted, and the woman was treated at Robert H. Green Hospital. Miss Westpham was released after first aid.
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San Antonio
Selma Wealphaht
Alpina Street
Robert H. Green Hospital
Leona Bake
Peison
Miss Westphan
Actress Defeats Ping Pong Expert in Hollywood Match
Marsha Hunt, the actress, defeated Douglas Fowley in a ping pong match after eight straight losses. Fowley, a young actor known for boasting of never losing, ended on the short end of the eight consecutive games.
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Hollywood
Douglas Fowley
Rame
Marsha Hunt
Missing husband sought after four years in San Antoni
Mrs Martha J Hurley of 2203 West Mistletoe Avenue asks police to help find her husband Juhn Francs Hurley who vanished from San Antoni four years ago. She says they ran a Waverly Avenue grocery and she cannot explain his disappearance. She has contacted his brother Ednased Hurley of Toledo, Ohio, but has not heard from him.
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Martha J. Hurley
West Mistletoe Avenue
Juhn Francs Hurley
Sim Antoni
Alabama Senate Passes 2 Percent General Sales Tax Bill
The Alabama Senate today passed a two percent general sales tax measure and sent it back to the House for concurrence in amendments. It would replace the 11 2 percent gross receipts tax law that took effect January 1.
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Mochuumsay
Alabama Senate
Fortune Found in Dead Woman's Home in Mendox
Neighbors, after finding the body of Mrs. Anna von Lofter in her Mendox home, discovered about $12,000 hidden in jeans, boxes, and a carpet bag weeks after the death. The recovered money was revealed when relatives checked the residence.
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Mendox, Mich
Anna von Lofter
Tal Lest
Town fingerprinting 6600 students in St. Clouin school system
In St. Cloun Minnesota the town announced it has fingerprinted its 600 student public and parochial school population. Partisan cards will be sent to Washington for filing.
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Minn
Feb
St. Glowl
Partilan
Washington
Press in Peril Declared by Texas Publishers at San Antonio
Delegates at the Texas Newspaper Publishers Association semi annual convention in San Antonio condemned legislative efforts to curb advertising and press freedom. President Ted Dealey of Dallas led committees with A F B Clark-AON of Houston and Tanis Goldberg of Austin as officers. a luncheon and business session were planned for Saturday.
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Suture Jay
Thee Press
San Antonio
Newspapers of
America
Texas Newspaper Publishers Association
Ted Dealey
Dallas
A. F B. Clark- Aon
Houston
Tanis Goldberg
Austin
Wally Makes Debut in Riviera Society
Mrs. Wallis Warfield Sinyose made her 1987 debut in Riviera society in Cannes France as guest of honor at a New York financier Henry Cleats Jr staged dinner dance. The event drew notable guests and underscored Sinyose’s social debut on the Riviera scene.
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Trance
Heb
Wallis Warfield Sinyose
Riviera Society
Henry Cleats Jr
New York
Edward Vite
England
Beauty Still Asleep After 5 Years in Oak Park
Patricia Maguire, a 31 year old woman from Oak Park, has remained in a prolonged sleep since February 15 five years ago after leaving home to mail a valentine at the corner. Doctors still consider her condition puzzling as she has not awakened.
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GA Park
Patricia Maguire
Oak Park
Sleeping Beauty
Knoxville Revival to Be Led by Visiting Pastor
The Rev. Paul F. Brown of Knox Ville Wenn will arrive Tuesday to conduct a revival at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Knoxville. Rev. Thomas J. Tanner, the local pastor, will open the revival Sunday and continue until Brown’s arrival.
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Paul F. Brown
Knox- Ville
Wenn
First Cumberland Presbyterian Churchs
Thomas J. Tanner
Suniday
Brown
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