Message to Garcia not lost says Col Andrew Rowan
San Francisco January 14 1971 Col Andrew 5 Rowan declares there was no actual message to Garcia because he carried the orders in his head during the Cuba mission. He recounts guiding four men from Jamaica to Baamo in Cuba where General Garcia was found before dawn. No paper message existed only a coded signal and verbal instructions.
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SAN_FRANCISCO
Garcia
Andrew
Rowan
Dimow
Washington
Vine
Ceratos Garcia
Velez
Jamaica
Cube
John Garcia
Cuba
General Garcia
Baamo
Kingston
Moody debuts and society events at Fort Sam Houston
Social notices detail Carolyn Hay hosting a debutante party at Fort Sam Houston with top society guests. Attending Miss Lian Masterson’s bride elect luncheon. Mrs. Cathcart hosts tea at Bright Shawl. a dance class meeting at Mrs. Felder’s home. various weddings, showers, and a Jockey Club luncheon highlight a busy social week. Also listed are guests at Hotel Monterey in Monterey and several military social engagements.
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Moody
Carolyn Hay
Fort Sam Houston
Robert Fawcett
Grant Avenue
Lian Mus‘ersan
Fates Lenteen
Johnowene Crutcher
Lunehean
Moss Lilitn Mastersan
Wedding at Plaza hotel rites for Miss Ethyle Young and Lindon Bright
A Houston bride Miss Ethyle Berzyle Young and her San Angelo groom Lindon Lee Bright wed at the Oriental room of the Plaza hotel with Rev Francis Davis officiating. Attendants included families of the couple, a breakfast followed, and the couple planned a West Texas home after an extended honeymoon. The social page details guests, gowns, and postnuptial celebrations including a Cocoanut Grove dance and campus visits by relatives.
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Plaza ‘Hotel
Ethyle Berzyle Young
Houston
Lindon Lee Bright
San Angelo
J.yeung
Francis Davis
Aaa
Mrs. Bright
West
Texas
Lupe and Johnny May Reconcile After Drama
Hollywood reports Lupe Velez and Johnny Weismuller again considering a reconciliation. They met in a nightclub and Weismuller said they had talked things over and ongoing divorce proceedings may be misleading.
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Lupe
Johnny
Hollywood
Jax
Lupe Velez
Johnny Weismuller
Weimuller
Miss Velez
Made to Order Film Role Shines for Will Rogers
Sam Woolford reviews films at the Majestic and Attac. Will Rogers headlines The County Chairman with sharp political wit. Evelyn Venable and Bette Davis deliver standout performances in Made to Order dramas. The program includes a Dionne quintuplets short and an historical piece on Texas and San Antonio. Randolph Scott, Evelyn Brent, and Jackie Coogan star in a western tale Home of the Range. Kentucky Kernels, The Crime Doctor, and Little Man, What Now also play, with Wheel and Woolsey appearing Thursday.
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Sam Woolford
Will Rogers
the Majestic
Will
Paris
Evelyn Venable
Alps
Bette Dark
Attac
Miss Davis
Paul Mann
Bette
Hollywood
Good West Trn
Texas
Randolph Scott
Evelyn Brent
Jackie Coogan
Borah Urges Americanism Fight Fascism and Communism
In a radio address Senator William E Borah warned the dangers of fascism and communism threatening the United States. He urged vigorous civic education to instill Americanism among youth to safeguard liberty, press freedom, and democratic traditions against dictatorship and suppression.
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Borah
Washington, D. Cc
United States
William E. Borah
Army of Film Polk on Trek to Forest
Hollywood reports Clark Gable Loretta Young Jack Gable Reginald Owen Frank Conray Ridimey Laler and 75 others head to a virgin Washington forest for a Jack London story filming. The troupe travels 65 miles east of Titlingham by a large sandbound yacht of personnel.
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Army of Film Polk
Forest Hollywood
Virgin Wilds of
Washington
Clark’ Gable
Loretta Young
Jack Gable
Reginald Owen
Frank Conray
Ridimey ‘Laler
Hollywood
Titlingham
Jack London
Picture Ready For Jean Harlow To Return To Screen
Hollywood gossip notes Jean Harlow will soon begin work on Universal’s Purple Night after finishing Reckless with Gary Cooper and Mae Busch. Mary Pickford plans radio return, Jack Hart starts on Gloopy, and other industry updates include Charles Lederer scripting Public Enemy No. 2 and Budd Dartmouth Daily editor honor.
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Mary Pickford
Santa Crux
Cannel
Mary
Charles Lederer
Raoul Walsh
Ziegfeld
Bll Robinson
Frank Masters
Claude Rafog
England
Brith Gaumont
Schubergs
Budd
Dartmouth Daily
University Ad
Open Forum Aims to Reform Utilities in Congress
Editor voices outrage at utility bureaus seeking continued public subsidy amid stockholder gains. He likens actions to past robberies and warns of watered stock. In Alabama concerns rise as utilities threaten cuts to pressure government aid, asking if Congress will shield the public or permit theft from taxpayers.
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Burest
Congress
Barrows
Dillingers
Alabama
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Port Crockieth
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Robert K. Taylor
Randolph
Field
Lewis
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Robert B. Kelly
Brooks Held
Robert I Dwyer
Randolph Field
Donna Norton
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Bliss Meier
Mater
Wedseday
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Rafael de la Colina
Luis F. Castro
Jockey Club
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Ignacia Lozano
Enlany
Pan-American Round Table
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Alge
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Dallas
Stewart
Monterey
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Afr
Mars
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Mra
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Chicago
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Alfred Edstrom
Cones
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Ard Ark
SAN Antonio Music CO
W. Commerce—Grast
Edward D. Muir
Matin Ave
Olei
Charles Birehead
Vand
W. B. Cheadle
A. S. Davila
CG. A. , Clark
Kappa Sigma Phi
Lusner
Cocoanut Grove
St. Anthony
Bir
Hureh Cochran
Lake Placid Club
Lake Placid
Reed
Princeton
Edward
Harvard
Edith Cochran
Baldwin
Burn Mawr
Mins
Frances Barrett
University of Texas
J. W. Tallateera
Ohen
Charles Fehr
la Fonda
FE. F. Bunter
Ain
Fort Worth
Lilian Masterton
Dames McCollum Burnett
Purple ‘Thistle
Chaminade Carnal Velety
Guallers
Hugh
Thegan Pedro Playhayeo
Reiland Jacsbson
Schley Avenue
Waen
MeKodia ‘Club
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Bill Beaty
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Betty’ Jackson
RB. Mueller
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Merle
George Fish
Marjotle
Roland Jacobson Jr
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St. Mark's Church
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Town
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Cheshire
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Yung
At & Muusical
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Irma Garth
Jean Rapoport
Merry Brendes
J. Owen Ambler
Europe
W. H. Donovan
Dad
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JM. Glass
Dean M. Arnett
Mes
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Will Indter
Austin
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Rogers
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Gnalle Negro
Louis
Bith
Tony
Che
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Karen Morley
Margaret Sullavan
Jean “Alon
LA O. Parsons
Ollon Ficture
Tniversal Serv
Palveran Service
Tre
Campiniatsee
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Metro-Gold- Wyn-Mayer
Jean
Powell
Bernard Hyman
Ar‘ginally
Dolly
Wil Ms. Goldbeck
Edward Childs Carpenter
Jesu
Silly Eilers
Universa
Universal Constract
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Henigson
Universal
Jack Hart
Criné Willium
Columbia
Celiren Moore
AF Scott
Peggy Pears
Charlie Léo Maire
Ketti Gallian
Palm Springs
Maijrean O'Sullivan
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Spencer Tracy
Joan Beneth
Gens Markey
Big Bear
Wallace Beery
Hays
Buster Keston
Clark Gable
Open Forum
Zane Greys
Beth Alamo Street
Laney
Beotlon
Colo
John Maida
Sacitn
Hi Harlandale
George Bensta Fa At
Boatd
Keres
Elmer & Elsie Davie
Miet
Hedanion “Wharf
Angel” Country Store
Tontsat
Halldey
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Wil Roger
Handy
Andy
Crimson Roman
Jack Holt
Black Moon” Ale Buuck Cabot Sar Retan
Buck Jones
New Wire
Donald _ Crok Florence Rice
Pretive Lady
Murder In the
Tannerath
Rounglow
TL Paer-Levinsky
Stanta Thyuday
Elissa Landy
Madame
Frost Broj
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Seatz
Rand
Slatz Randall
Gunter Hotel
San Ant
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Bangay
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