Harvard light promises to curb flu and germs airborne
Harvard health researchers unveil a barrier style light system that emits deep air sterilizing rays to kill flu virus and other diseases. Trials place lamps in hospital wards operating rooms and infant wards with devices testing air disinfection and infection spread reduction.
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Mailing List Mayhem Lands Man in Jail in California
In Berkeley California a man faces jail after sending defaming and alleged malicious mail including crude cards. The case ties to federal grand jury activity in San Francisco where officials examined the disturbing mailings and warned of consequences for misuse of postal services.
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Washington
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Social events mark forthcoming San Antonio weddings
Social notes detail Monday and Tuesday evenings of polite society with teas, luncheons, and dinners honoring debuts Miss Bray Dugwer, Miss Helen McFarland, and Miss Ann Harley. Brides-to-be include Miss Jute ta, Miss Martha Maury, and Miss Bethe Tavensend, with multiple gatherings at the St Anthony hotel and private homes.
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Olmy
Alytye
East
Hiram Partee
Bray Dugwér
West
St. Anthony
Helen McFarland
Sialart Hays
Tu St. vAnthony Hotel
Ann Harley
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Temas Leads Disease Campaign in Texas and States
Texas health officials report a nationwide effort to eradicate velinical diseases. State health officer George Getatialt notes economic tolls and quotes a national leader on control costs. Delaware Massachusetts New Jersey New York Virginia cited as burdensome, with per capita expenditures lower than claimed.
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Texas
George We
Cox
OP Getatialt
Washington
Delaware
Itsin
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Girl Mother Shot May Pall Through: A Turbulent Local Tragedy
In Columbia Avenue a 22 year old Jeanne Tromal, daughter of a university Depression era professor, was shot by her despondent mother yesterday. The mother then died by suicide. The Tromalb family links to Leanne Trethly and a University of Tokas professor ties the story to a broader academic circle.
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FDR Campaign Speech at Madison Square Garden
President Roosevelt addressed his re election bid at Madison Square Garden. A Congressional Record debate reference by Senator Robinson of Arkansas highlighted the speech’s call for a united effort to push the New Deal agenda and end to political division.
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Aim
Mia
Rouseveltis
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Robinson
Arkansas
Allred and Merit Overhaul of Appointments
Austin January 12. A review of Governor James V. Allred's recent appointments shows a shift toward patronage and loyalty, with critics arguing the process rewards faithful supporters. The highway commission and other posts may reflect a broader approach to filling vacancies.
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James VY
Aled
TNS
Highway Commission
Howl Lee Boubitt
Abe
Bobbitt
San Antonio
Clyit
Taft
Tanet Gaynor Announces End of Long Term Pact
Tanet Gaynor says she will continue as a film star after Selanick International completes its technical production of Stay Ts Born, in which she co stars with Fredric March. The star notes a decline in long term contracts and confirms no new long term pact at this time.
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Tanet
Selanick Internatonal
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College Geis Society Chapter Gains Approval
A college chapter of FE Gamma Nu received approval after formal notification by Br. Teroy Alles, WavODAL executive secretary of PL Gimimia. The ceremony occurred as the Geis Society tied to the college, confirming the new chapter.
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Tay
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Relief Money Olagh Urged
A government report urges stronger cooperation from employers and citizens to restore employment. It notes 400000 new workers seek jobs yearly and cites a $6100 million relief appropriation since 1935. WPA relief jobs declined to 2284 thousand in early December while total relief work hovered around 3.15 million.
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Dust Bowl
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Civilian Conservaion Corps
SEC Commissioner Offered Post at Harvard Law School
Washington January 11 1925 Commissioner James Mt Landus has been offered a position at Harvard University Law School and has indicated willingness to accept. The chairman plans to complete his present term and then leave government service to join the university. Roosevelt cabinet successor currently pending.
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Harvard University Law School
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Katy Editor Here for Conferences
Walter A. Jonson editor of the MK-T Employees' magazine traveled to Ban Antonio on Monday to confer with local activists. Ac companying him was Ray Ki, field editor of the magazine.
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Campaign to engage chamber members in San Antonio
Leaders of the grocer and other sponsors plan a five day drive with a Crystal Ballroom dinner to recruit business groups new to San Antonio. Dalus Peover former president and George Geyer chair will headline, with J Falk Walter Goodwin and Cradle Addinc supporting as committee members. Aimed at promoting financial independence for participants.
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Chamber of Cimmrte
Gunter Hotel
Cal Ballroom
Crystal Ballroom
San Agiento
Dalus Peover
George Geyer
Ahatrsman
J.falk
Walter Goodwin
Cradle Addinc
Texas First in Clothes Making in 1936
A 1936 report from the University of Texas bureau of business research notes Texas led in clothing production with 142 factories producing men’s wear and 1221 workers in the industry. Local demand supported factory output, with several firms supplying women’s wear and work clothing.
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Busines Research
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Abe
Bridge in the Sky Romance Drama Sold to REQ Radio
A fragmentary note states the original story Bridge in the Sky by Grave North was bought by REQ Radio and produced at Gower Street under Edward Kaufman with Boro thy Yost scripting. The romance centers on a girl torn between two close male friends she has known since childhood.
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Borothy Yost
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France
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Chitahach
Murder at Monte Carta tavern shocks Chicago patrons
In a Sunday morning shooting at the Monte Carta tavern, a piano singer was killed after a customer praised his performance. The killer, Harold Hamibert, aged 40, returned to drink and was later identified by a witness. Police quickly resolved the case. The deceased was Frank Parker, the singer, whose brother Murray Parker expressed grief and noted the victim’s past struggles with alcohol and employment.
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Grosa
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Combs
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Parker
Murray Preker
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Silcons
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Five Murder Trials Postponed to February 23
Five murder trials set to begin this January on criminal court calendar were postponed until February 23. In London, British publisher Williams Fiblong, 61, publisher of The Suns Graphic, died here yesterday in winter.
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