Jack Absents Himself On Wedding Anniversary
Fragment from a social column details the tension in the Wallack and Meadows households on the eve of Jack Wallack and Ann Meadows wedding anniversary. Honey Lou plans to plead with Jack, fearing a withdrawal of support as Joe Meadows grows distant, while Ann appears exhausted by hardship and isolation under the same roof.
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Joe Meadows
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Women in Business and the Shift in Roles
The article argues that university training broadens women's reach into higher and executive positions though some men resist the change. It notes two reasons women enter business: necessity to provide for families and genuine interest in work. It also discusses challenges like flirtatious employers and lingering traditional views on women.
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Busin
Tires and Coat Stolen From Downtown Parked Cars
A rash of thefts reported downtown includes tires and a coat taken from parked vehicles. Victims describe missing items and suspect activity near various blocks, with one case noting a bicycle water bottle and minor personal belongings also taken. Police urge residents to secure vehicles and report suspicious behavior.
Tune In Tonight Concert Radio Jumble Notice
Fragments of a radio schedule list scattered call signs and terms for concerts orchestras piano organs and children segments. Mentions WBZ WEAF WGN KDKA WFAA WOC WO AP WCCO and others with times around 6 pm to 6:15 pm and references to harvester and war programs in the jumble.
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Er Wan
WECX
WEAF
WGN
Copey
WIWH
Ji P
WCCO
KFAB
HMA
KPRC
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WGY
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KDKA
Adiza
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Ford
Glenn
Ram
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Wea TV
Harvesters
WWI
WSAI
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Prazzar
Iesta Chain
Brad Gang
RCA
Childrens Ja
WEAA
Nro
Sin
Brothers
EPO
Car Stripper Collapses After Officers Fire Four Shots
A man aged about 23 was surprised while stripping an automobile at Mata Moras and Leona streets. He fled but was captured after entering a patrolman’s path and was taken to headquarters where he was bound for police custody.
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Matamoras
Leona
Pablo Tsinajusa
Manuel Vardex
Hinojoxa
Valdez
Ken
New York Tourists Arrive at Coastal Spot
Seventy five New Yorkers arrive by train for a coastal visit after a long journey. They depart New York on the same week to tour San Antonio and nearby points, with plans to stay for several days, including a Sunday arrival.
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York
Javelina Killed on Babcock Road Report Details
Fragmentary report notes a javelina killed on Babcock Road. Names and places appear garbled but mention Miss Ellen and others, with a plan to mount and exhibit the animal at Memariab nisisomus. No clear date or location beyond the road reference.
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Javelina
Babcock Road
Adarge Bivelina Diog
Babcock
Reid Wey
Antowin
Ellen Ga
Sehudx
Hay Pegeck Howard
Ed Geriers
School Mystified by Cheese Theft Report
A local school investigates a cheese theft at the library. A report notes unusual activity and missing items, with officials reviewing security footage and interviewing staff as the mystery deepens.
Boy Ends Life for Adventure in Davenport
An 11 year old Davenport boy died in a gas room after leaving a letter stating he hoped his spirit would someday become a playwright. He admired stage stars and had extensive correspondence, according to his family, as part of Davenport's prominent family.
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Davenport, Towa
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George W. Cannon Jr
Grimm
Dannon
Davenport
Banquet by San Antonio Banking Officers
About 100junior officers and clerks from San Antonio banks will attend a Thursday banquet organized by the San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Banking. Following the meal, J I Beretta president of the National Bank of Commerce will speak on the federal reserve system.
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San Antonio
American Institute of Banking
J. I. Beretta
National Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserve System
Tenia
Navy to Admit Only Physically and Mentally Perfect Men
Local recruiting station head Mundas issues orders to halt enlistment of sailors in San Antonio and to admit to the Navy candidates deemed 100 percent physically and mentally fit, reflecting nationwide directives.
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U.S. Navy
San Antonio
Gome
Report on Municipal Corporations Bill in Austin
A report from Austin outlines a bill to authorize a distinct judge to appoint anchors to examine municipal corporations. The committee reported favorably on the bill, while its companion measure to permit jurors to handle pet matters was reported unfavorably.
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Austin
A&bitrich
Te Joiay
Nears Bill
Nats
Pollard denies plans for prison probe reports
Pollard rejects claims of an impending prison probe noting he does not know where reports originated. The exchange appears in a broadcasted statement amid ongoing speculation about penitentiary scrutiny.
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Pollard
Ata Ral
Thas
Thief Steals Hens From Man on East Houston Street
A thief took hens from a man at 2112 East Houston Street on Monday. The victim reported the loss of hens that were laying and said he will file a police report.
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Fieotie Davis
East
Houston
Hick
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