Miss Cattanach to Be Buried Following Funeral Service
Funeral services planned for Miss Mars Cattanach, 72, at 720 Scholar Avenue with Dr B B officiating. A native of Conia she lived in San Antonio for 14 years. She is survived by brother Hugh Cattanach of Beotland and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Graduate Nurses' Association.
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Miss Cattanach
Mars Cattanach
Schler Avenue
B. BL
BSN
Bbe
Conia
San Antonio
Hugh Cattanach
Beotland
First Presbyterian Jareh
Greduta Nurges’ Association
Sky Raider in Gambling Den Leads to Rescue Plan
Dick Succeeds in entering a moonlit gambling house to find Tommy Rand and a key government letter. He persuades Rand to let him assume a flight assignment to avoid jeopardizing the air mail service, risking exposure to danger and the possibility of a reckoning with the authorities.
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Rand
Tivllo
Dick Paki
Lnllsuy
Rick
Tommy Rand
Charley
Mapleson
Crs
Tom Hani
Plere
Aice
Tom Rani
Mars
Diex
Simon
T. Rond
T. Tind
Tommy Tinid
Vick
Kikeraa
Tammy Raed
Tabernacle Revival Opens January 20 at 3 PM
Bri snary announces a Tabernacle Revival beginning January 20 at 3 PM in a 2000-seat wooden tabernacle on the corner of rea and Schley Avenues. Evangelist BH Roberts and Moe Roberts lead a large choir with Mrangelist and band, broadcasting daily on KGRC mornings and Sundays 9:30 10:00 AM and 4 10:30 PM. A preliminary service Saturday at 8 PM will organize choir and orchestra. Mission 6079 provides a contact number.
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BH. Roberts
Moe T. Roberts
Rea and
Schley
Evangelist
Myre
Roberts
America
Tabernacle
KGRC
Mission
Bribe Charges Pass In LA Fraud Case Probe
Arnold Davis, former chief deputy district attorney, testified for the state in its attempt to convict Keyes and others of fraud and bribery as grand jury probes into bribe money linked to the Rosenbergs and Getzoff. John Rettinger faced cross examination amid discrepancies while checks showed pay from Getzoff during February 1988. Colonel Light testified to seeing Keyes receive money from Getzoff and witnesses taking drinks with Getzoff.
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Los Angeles
Inn
Arnold Davis
Ben Roses
Dulidn
Keyes
Cellad
Davie
Davis
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Hol
Jack Tusenberg
Célingse
John Rettinger
Ben Getzoff
Dare’ Getzoff
Keres
Rosenbergs
Dev
Getzoff Tallor
Metzinger
Getzoff's
Getzoff
HB. Light
Bev Getzolf
Getzolf
Storm Toll Reaches Ten As Kentucky Toll Tops Four
Storm toll rose to four in Kentucky as Kenton and Elizabethtown areas reported collapsed barns and injured residents. A wind and rain storm lashed Kentucky and Tennessee, knocking out telegraph and telephone services. two fishermen from Indiana were lost at sea and a bridge worker drowned.
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Ind
Kenitucky
Tennessee
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Mahoney
Medson
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Thrasher
Lovingille
Louisville
Jon
Kentucky
Georgetown
O. Q. Klose
Here
Elizabethtown
Plair Ackerd
Matt Fiieliy
Ahorgetown
Touisville Hospital
Quisville
Atele
Glad
Stand
Alee
Sam
Bean Auhertel
Innit
Lui
Tam
Botter
Trapp Field
Jinfullee
Anthos
Lawson
Armichael
Lawsin
Carmichael
Yale
Patrance
Ming Vera
Backers Push Cruiser Bill Faces Filibuster in Senate
Senate debates the cruiser bill with six weeks left and a potential filibuster. President-elect Hoover seeks relief via an extra session on tariffs and reform. West of Chicago nominated for interior secretary. House resumes routine business as leaders plan a possible cloture fight.
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D.C
Jon
Senate
Hoover
Faria Reliet
West
Hor
Chicago
Interior
House
Shees Langer
Hele
Senate Naval Committee
Norris
Nebraska
King of Wind
Tax policy and crime sentencing in early 20th century debates
The article surveys income tax matters and a broad range of topics from reform bills to harsh criminal penalties. It notes a proposed flogging for criminals with weapons, mandatory labor up to sixty lashes, and a shift toward punitive work programs. It also mentions motor technology debates and stock market activity as context for U.S. economic concerns.
Local society notes mix with church meetings and visits
Fragmented items report various church groups meeting Monday including the Junior circle of the First Baptist church from 8 to 4 PM led by W. Burne at West Malagres Street. Other entries mention Miss Fille Delder's illness and end of her brother's funeral in Hemmisville, Mrs. John McIntire ill, and Central Christian church activities led by Mrs Ellen Gordon. Also noted are visits by Mrs. Jerry Barton, Mrs. Ten Chamberlain's return to work, Mrs. Zeuent Siattia’s family in Taylor, and Mrs. B Gurry’s return from San Antonio. speech by Gigs Smith Jr. to the Business Men's league.
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Burne
Weet Malagres
Hemnisville
Fille Delder
San
Tor Morzix
Santa Rosa
B. Gurry
Taylor
San Antonio
Gigsy Smith Jr
Apeak
Business Men's League of the First Baptist Church
Ten Rescues From Flooded Ohio Rivers
In Cleveland Ohio on January 10 rising waters of the Cuyahoga and Chagrin rivers forced evacuations. Three men risked the swollen Chagrin to rescue Mr and Mrs Grant Wowring their five year old driver Dorothy and a 20 month old baby from a flooded home. Two men were pulled from the roof of a home as the Cuyahoga rose three feet in an hour awakening residents.
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Cueveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Chagrin
Chagrin River
Grant Wowring
Driker
Dorothy
FOGH SLEEPS FAIRLY WELL IN MARAIN MESS
The report notes FOGH SLEEPS FAIRLY WELL after a week of illness with Marebil Ferdinand Foch fully recovering and participating in meals. It mentions improved heart and kidney function but the marshal's general condition remains precarious.
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Patis
Hennee
Mesa
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