Dedication marks Pioneer Hall tribute in Bracken Weer Park
A 100000 Pioneer Hall dedication in Bracken Weer Park featured telegram tributes from Senators and Commissioners, praising Rangers pioneers and Old Trail Drivers. Ceremonies on the hall’s second floor included floral decorations six flags over Texas, with leaders and veterans honored and a ball crowning the event.
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Texas Rangers
Bracken
Weer Park
Alorris’ Sheppard
Tom Connally
Guy
Jacob Rebioia
Connally
Duthie
Texas
Veroism Spr. P. B. Till Provatin
Stanley Miller
State Pioneer Association
Board of Control
Twayor and
Theoty
Miller
Willian Archer
Chamber of Commerce
Apbke
M Leo Lesser
Lesser
Robert Vauderiale
George Clack
H. J. Breese
Wigath Corps
Martio Jones
Sarehager
San Antonio
George W. Sayfers
William Adams
New Brunfels
Dan Quill
Mus
Eager
Quill
Beethoven Mannur Choir
Ta Tipicn
Oxcar J. Pax
Chmposer
Evie Harker
Galois
BrogeAtt
Texas Qoneers
Pioneer Hall
Brackenridge Park
Tom Ross
Bandits Strike Twice In City Saturday Night
Bandits robbed two residents within an hour in separate city sectors. DG Younger at 639 Mission Street faced two robbers on South Alamo Street at 8:31 PM, losing $20. M G Woodard at 1121 West Lynwood Avenue was held up at North West Elmere Pure, surrendering $18. Younger fled on foot after a warning. Woodard believed the bandits escaped by a nearby parked auto.
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DG Younger
Mission Street
South Alamo Street
M. G. Woodard
Lynwood Avenue
Weal Elsmere Pure
Younger
Paltor Atne Tigmer
Liur
Woodard
Motor Industry in Crucial Week of Automotive Strife
The calendar outlines key events for the first week of the new year in the auto industry. GM announces layoffs across plants, 20,000 workers receive tentative dates, and a seven-state spread of reduced hours is planned. Ford faces NLBR appeals over reinstatement, while Chrysler and Hudson hold secret dealer meetings. Ford hires Frederick Wood as attorney. GM President Knudsen appears before Congress. Governor Murphy plans relief for workers as industry recession deepens.
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Hy International
Automobile
Kecking
General Motos
Henry Pord
Nas ‘Honm Labor Relations Board
Chrysler
Ito
Midson
Starking
William 8. Knutsen
General Motors
U.S. Senate
Washington
United States
Michigan S. Ty
G. M
Koudgan
Ue Senate
Chrysler and Hudson Neeties
Detroit
N. L. R. B. Aittorneys
Federal Circuit
Court of Appeals
Ford
NL. RR. B
Ford Company
I. O
United Autosmobile
Frank Murphy
Michi ‘Can
Publishers reply to criticism over radio addresses in Wichita
Louis and Max Legendé, publishers of the Wichita Beacon, telegrammed Secretary Irkes urging cooperation. They argue the president's statements accuse all newspapers and commentators, ask for evidence of kept newspapers, and suggest advance copies of speeches to align broadcasts with newspaper publication. They warn radio speeches are often only partially heard or remembered.
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Wichita
Kan
Louis
Max Legendé
Wichita Beacon
Interior
Harald L. Irkes
Mm Park
Tf Yan
Farley
Paprrs
Desirable rent properties listed by classifications 27 to 36
A wide selection of rental properties across city sections is offered under classifications 27 to 36, with high demand noted for these assets. Property types include multi unit buildings and single family homes, with varied terms. Potential renters are urged to contact the listings office for specifics on availability and prices.
Bailey Hints Taking Rage Raleigh Jan 1 N C
Senator Hailey delivered a sharp rural denunciation of federal policy at a state network event. He accused Secretary Taft, the secretary of the treasury and a top official of promoting taxes currency dilution and higher raw material costs. He blamed higher government officials for the recession and urged business leaders to resist federal policy.
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Raleigh
N.C
Seriatar
Mrrsilty Keeles
Federal Reserve Board
Tekes
Hailey
Amon
Crashes Claim Ten Lives in Chicago Traffic Mayhem
In January Chicago traffic crashes killed ten people including pedestrians and motorists. A wave of fatalities occurred as vehicles collided with pedestrians and a attack by automatic weapons left several victims dead. Police investigations underway as authorities review recurring danger hotspots and traffic patterns.
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Chicago
Jan
INS
Iidestrians
Attuck
Automa- Vales
Demoni
Hillman Onesh 1998 warning still shapes world stage
New York dispatch reports William Hillman London correspondent of International News Service declares light as a prominent figure on a radio program that circled the globe. Knickerbocker notes the U S must have military strength to deter any aggressor, as a joint CBS/INS broadcast from London featured top American journalists forecasting events for the coming year. The piece suggests a path to financial independence via owning business opportunities advertised in the light want ads.
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New York
William Hilman
London
International News Service
Globe
Columbia Broadcasting System
H.R. Knickerbocker
United States
Hillman
Knobckerbocker
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W. H. Rishworth
Center Point
Sam Graham
San Antonios
Monty
Endsor
Houston Street
Jefferson
Max
National Bank of Commerce
National Bank Or Commerce Commerce & Soledad Sts
Commercial — Savings — Trusts
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bailey
Hillman Ones
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