Plea Urges Clubwomen to Buy Products Meeting Standards
In Washington, D C, 200000 clubwomen representing America's largest consumer group urged shoppers to buy only goods that meet the American standard. Mrs. Kn Sippel of Baltimore, former president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, spoke to the board of directors, state presidents, and club leaders gathered for the national meeting.
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Lastight
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General Federation Women's Clubs
Alate Esidents
Leaking Kidney Cleanse Ad Peddles Bogus Cure
An advertisement touts a supposed kidney and bladder cleanse pill with claims of rapid relief and a home drink called Cyntex. It promises a free safety tester and money back guarantee, urging readers to buy the product and try the regimen for alleged health benefits.
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Osize
Jerabranen
Money Bank
Relief From Itching Eczema Promises Quick Calming Aid
A fragmented ad touts a product claiming relief from itching and inflammation of eczema. It highlights soothing effects on irritated skin and rapid action, mentioning tingling relief and warmth as key benefits while praising overall skin restoration.
Winter meeting of the feders Uan's board attracts homemaker focus
Mrs Sippels theme centers on the pact club women can form to boost industry economics and foster understanding among manufacturer retailer and consumer She outlines the National Standards council aims and the push for widely accepted American standards based on American made goods and labor, promoting buying American.
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Feders Uan
Sippel
National Standards Council
Presley
Examine Trade Mark Buyer Urged O FUSNE B
Washington dispatch urges examining trade marks to support American labor and buying American. It stresses vast purchasing power, warns of foreign competition, and calls for unity to sustain wages and domestic industry amid wartime pressures. Includes a classified notice offering a home for 912.50 monthly.
Truck Trailer Incident Injures Woman in San Antonio
A woman, Mrs. Odea Chata, 36, was struck by a garbage truck trailer at 1208 North Zarzamara Street and taken to Robert B. Green Hospital for treatment. Several others including C. Perez and Paul Christianson were injured in multiple Wednesday afternoon and night crashes at intersections such as Buena Vista and San Jacinto and Broadway and Third Streets.
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Zarzamara Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
C. Perez
Hase
Buena Vista
San Jacinto
San
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McCullough Avenue
Houston
Zatnamoore Shreely
Paul Christianson
Wilkins Avenue
Hazel Barnes
South Press Street
Augustine Pangér
Solih Press
Broadway
Third Streets
J. Brown
Saunders Avenue
South Alamo
Market Streets
French Plane Sets Off for Buenos Aires Challenge
In Istres France on December 120 seven men flew the tri-ictored Rain bow plane on the first leg to Buenos Aires in a bid against the Graft Zeppelin mail carrier. Pilot Jean Mermos led the crew with M Cousinel the sole passenger who built the craft. First stop planned at Al Gasablente Moracco.
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Rainbow
Buenos Aires
Jean Mermos
M. Cousinel
al Gasablente
Moracco
Mathewson Injured In Shanghai Plane Crash
Reports from Shanghai say Lieut. Mathewson, badly hurt in a Sunday airplane crash that killed his bride of two weeks, has grown worse as doctors fight complications. His condition remains grave and unresolved as physicians give cautious briefings.
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Pet Postal Decline Reported Amid Mixed Data
Rumored declines and unsettled readings mark early 1980s postal and economic notices. Reports mention a 6.3 percent drop from December 1981, with scattered figures of 40 selected items and 33 dollars cited, while a separate note from Bucharest details voting anomalies and a missing group near a polling place.
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End Serious Coughs With Creemulsion
The ad claims Creemulsion quickly ends serious coughs with a powerful yet harmless formula. It presents sensational language about strong relief claims and urges quick use to avoid lingering symptoms, depicting the product as science backed and narcotics free.
Terrific Southern California Windstorm Kills and Damages
After a record windstorm in Southern California, two people are dead and three missing. Oil derricks and crops suffered heavy losses, with property damage topping a million dollars. Winds up to 80 miles per hour blasted Los Angeles area, unroofing hundreds of houses and uprooting trees and wires. Navy reports confirm one drowning and several sailors missing. Metropolitan Los Angeles spared the worst, recording only 12 mph winds downtown.
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Dan
California
Weather Bureau
Nevada
Bluwwe
Theut
Carl Hupp
Raleigh
Theodore Krag
Cabrilla Breach
Sarawea W
Navy
Midwest Storm Toll Across the Midwest and West
A harsh winter system leaves at least three deaths in the Midwest amid blizzard conditions and record cold as low as 17 degrees below zero. California faces damage from a separate 80 mile storm, while New York records its warmest January 11 in history at eight degrees above zero. A Minnesotan couple dies from the cold near Kennedy, and a man collapses shoveling snow in Crookston. Forecasters promise light snow and rising temps in Minnesota and the Dakotas Friday.
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California
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Nori Dakota
Kennedy
Minn
Crookston
Mind
Minnesota-Dakota
W O T U Leader Burns Fight for Life
The condition of Mrs. J T Bloodworth former Democratic national committeewoman from Texas was reported improved today. She was severely burned at her home yesterday when her clothes caught fire from a stove. Laura Rainwater her housekeeper rushed her to the bathtub where flames were extinguished. Bloodworth is a district resident of the WCT U.
Same Old World Freed Man Finds
MINNEAPOLIS January 2 There have been many changes but Merion Munn the paroled slayer says it is the same old world as he steps from prison at Stillwater yesterday a free man for the first time in more than a quarter century. The Spanish American war veteran was convicted in 1906 of killing Gus Franklin at Spooner Minn during a quarrel and went from hatng to a life term before Governor Minnesota commuted him to parole joining an automobile tour to his new home at the Minnesota soldiers home.
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Merion Munn
Rtillwater
Munn
Twin Elves
Minnesota Soldiers
Gus Franklin
Spooner
Minn
Libby William Reynolds Estate Heir Birth Prompts Estate Claim
Libby William Reynolds, the infant son of Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds, heir to the tobacco fortune of Smith Reynolds, was born weighing about three and a half pounds at Pennsylvania Hospital. Interest in the estate, believed to be between 15 and 20 million dollars, has prompted the widow’s New York attorney to pursue a claim for the trust income and related funds on behalf of the child.
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Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
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Pennsylvania
Seguin Service Club Elects Officers for Year
Seguin Service Club held at the Aumont hotel elected W. F. Kraushsar president W. S. Gantt vice president E. F. Schuessler sergeant at arms J. P. Gibbs official announcer Capt A Schlafli song leader C. G Williams secretary treasurer and trustees A. A. Wattien baum A. P. Mueller and W. F Lovell Marvin McGee named club musician for three months.
Raise Denied to Swedish Prince
Stockholm January twelfth United States daily report that the cabinet rejected Crown Prince Gustaf Adolfs request to raise his annual allowance from twenty two thousand five hundred to twenty seven thousand dollars. He sought the increase to cover costs from the marriage of his son Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Sibille of Saxe Gotha Coburg.
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Seciel-Democratic
Gustaf Adolf
Prince Gustaf Adolf
Sibplie
Saxe- Guburg-Gotha
Rogers Film at Heights School Resumes with New Sound
Alamo Heights auditorium to host regular weekly movie shows starting Monday and Saturday evenings at 7 30 featuring A Connecticut Yankee with Will Rogers and J Howard announcing. The Air Mail serial continues.
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Heights School
Alamo Heights
Will Trogers
J. Howard
Air Mail
Southbuilds Authorizes $70 Million for Southern Construction
Harvey Coweh, director of Reconstruction Finance Corp, says the Mainfrewers' Record notes $20 million authorized for construction in 50s, with formal applications totaling over $40 million. Projects span bridges, water systems, power, roads, and irrigation across Alabama to West Virginia, promising substantial employment and hours.
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Harvey Coweh
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Georgia
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Missouri
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Virginia
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Texas
Utilities Company Alters Gas Rate in Bristow
The Oklahoma Utilities company announced new domestic gas rates for Bristow effective today. The charge is 1 dollar per thousand cubic feet for the first thousand, 22 cents for the next seventy four thousand, and 18 cents for each thousand thereafter, replacing the old flat 50 cent per thousand rate.
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Okla
Oklahoma Uiilities Company
Helen Twelvetrees Plans Film Return
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12. Helen Twelvetrees, who paused her screen contract after the birth of her son two months ago, announced she had signed a new long term film contract. In private life, Miss Twelvetrees is married to Frank Woody.
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Helen Twelvetrees
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Miss Twelvetrees
Frank Woody
Clerk Who Pulled Pistol in House Sent Back Home
A young Allen town clerk brandished a loaded pistol in the House of Representatives and demanded to be heard. Merlin R. M. Kemimere, 25, stood before United States Attorney Leo A. Rover and Representatives Mans and Lichtenwalner, then was sent home and restored to his former store position after a brief inquiry.
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Allen
Merlin R. M. Kemimerer
United States
Leo A. Rover
Mans
Minnesota
Lichtenwalner
Pennsylvania
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Trade barriers tighten in Germany and Argentina exports
Berlin reports new tariff measures take effect January. Argentina remains a major supplier, with nearly all principal exports directed to this country. The tariff policy suggests broader trade restrictions impacting imports and exports between Germany and Argentina.
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Berlin
United States
Argentina
Board Reconsiders State School Tax Proposals in Austin
IUHDDL board reviews tax and school funding proposals ahead of a mass meeting of public school officials in Austin. Discussion includes interest-bearing warrants, funding school debts, and a tax plan. Roger Brooks and Corhan guide the board as they prepare recommendations for the Fort Worth education board president George Thompson Jr to present in Austin.
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Ie School Board
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Plana
Wimles
Roger Brokes
CG Corhran
George Thompson Jr
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