Father saved from blaze by alert son at Princeton Ave
Joe Laverde, 67, owed life to the quick warning of his son John, 20, when their Princeton avenue home at 420 caught fire. John woke his sleeping father, guiding him to safety as smoke and flames filled the house. Firemen estimated damage at 1000 dollars after the blaze.
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Tuesaday
Hile
John
Laverde
Princston Avenue
John Laverde
BL Zuereher
Princeton Avenue
Frinceson Ryehue
Joe Laverte
Young Laverde
Home Hair Remedy From Fragments Of A Page
A damaged OCR item describes a do it yourself hair color remedy using water bay rum Burl Compound and a small bar of Burl, mixed into a paste. It claims to dye gray hair and improve shine without staining the scalp. Apply twice weekly for best results with minimal preparation.
Police Seek 17Yearold Harry Davis Missing From Birmingham
San Antonio authorities Tuesday asked the public to help locate 17 year old Harry Mitchell Davis of Birmingham who is believed to have run away from home to work on a train in Texas.
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San Antonio
Harry Mitchell Davis
Birmingham
Texas
Greta Garbo and Mamoulian In Grand Canyon Mystery
Greta Garbo and director Reuben Mamoulian traveled incognito across Northern Arizona toward California after registering under assumed names at El Tovar Grand Canyon. The couple faced fan pursuit, but vanished by night. Garbo admitted her identity in Holbrook, while denying any marriage plans as no license was found.
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Villars
Bcores
el Tovar
Mary Yona
Robert Boni
Santa Fe
N. M
Puid
Arizona
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Mamoulian
Grand Canyon
National Park
Wiliams
Star
Holbrook, Ariz
Joe Gerwitz
Holbrook Hotel
Miss Garbo
Gerwitz
Mamoutian
Greta Garbo
Reuben Mamoulian
Hollywood
Ruler of Elks Sansitor Honored At Corpus Christi Luncheon
Walli P. Meier exalted ruler of the Elks of Seatoi attended a luncheon in the St. Anthony hotel after arriving from Corpus Christi. Mayor Quin and Elks leaders welcomed him. A city tour was planned and Meier would later go to Seguin for a Elks supper. Treasury receipts for January 13 showed receipts of 4,490,411.98 and expenditures of 28,410,708.15 with a year-to-date balance of 694,290,248.12.
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Seatiié
The
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Corpus Christi
K. Quin
Andrew Stoilit
San Antonio
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Seguin
Meler
Meier
Treasury
Washington
D.C
Cuba swears in Hevia amid riots and bomb blasts
Carlos Hevia, 33-year-old secretary of agriculture, takes office as Cuba's president at 11 15 a m after rioting and bomb explosions. His leftist leanings and ties to Grau's faction raise questions of support from major political forces. The government faces a push for recognition and a transfer of control at American-owned electric and other plants. Hevia vows property cannot be confiscated without compensation under provisional statutes.
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Cuba
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Supreme Court
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Slau
Carlos Mendieta
Progess
Colmac Fulgencio Batista
Cuban Electric Company
Cancern
Coffee spills burn 10 month old in San Fernando home
Concepcion Garcia, ten months old, of 2120 San Fernando street, suffered severe burns to the legs and body Tuesday morning when a pot of hot coffee was overturned.
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Concepcion Garcia
San Fernando Street
Plane aims for 544 mph in wind tunnel model
Langley Field, Jan 16. An aircraft in wind tunnel tests promises to reach 544 mph, exceeding the then world record 423 mph. Researchers say engines exist, using a Rolls-Royce R type 2300 hp, with no exterior protrusions to reduce drag as the key to such speed.
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Langley Field
Agello
John Stack
En- Bloeer
National Council of Aeronautics
Sheepmen Pleased With Prospects at National Wool Growers Meet
Salt Lake City officials report favorable outlook for the sheep and wool industry at the 69th annual convention. F B Marshall of Salt Lake City, secretary of the National Wool Growers Association, outlined freight rates grazing fees and market conditions. Attendees from many western states were told that in these areas they seem to have little to fear in the coming months.
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Salt Lake City
Jax
F. RB. Marshall
National Wool Growers* Association
Overton Win Ruled Legal In 1942 Senate Race
Washington D C Jan 16 The Senate special campaign expenditures committee found John H Overton Democrat Louisiana was legally elected to the Senate in 1942 The report credits Huey Long with influencing the race but finds no charges against him It notes fraud allegations involving dummy candidates and coercion of city and state workers If the precincts were invalidated Overton would have won by 11 382 in the primary and his general election would face a contest The report also notes his campaign fund of 811 116 was not unduly large A nearby building site on Ogden near Cypress is offered for 700 for sale
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John H. Overton
Louisiana
Senate
Huey B. Long
Overton
Long
Muander
Long Tavlion
Communittee
Star
Long Organization
Strange federal suit over alienation of affection in Wichita case
In a federal district court a civil suit seeks 25000 from Mrs. Sarah Bright by Mrs. Olga Zander over alleged alienation of the husband G W Zander a San Antonio cigar salesman. Testimony details marital strife and shared living arrangements with Bright renting rooms from Zander's mother and the affair prompted letters and refusals to reconcile.
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Federal District Court
Tursoay
Olga Zander
East Locust Street
Sarah Bright
Futton
Agenié
Zander
G. W. Zander
San Antonio
Broadway
Goering Offers Refugees Chance to Return if They Back Regime
Berlin January 16 Hermann Wilhelm Goering Prussian premier says refugees from Germany may return home only if they prove they defended the Nazi regime during their absence.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Geremany
Barnes County Cotton Deduction Campaign Under Way
Barnes county hosts a countywide campaign to inform growers about the 1904 05 government contract. County Agent H Robinson leads the effort with three county committee members Verner M. Bute ex BE Ruhmann and JRB McDougal aiding in signing up growers and explaining provisions.
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Kenedy
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Verner M. Bute
BE. P. Ruhmann
J. RB
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