Fur bearing bather fascinates Florida readers
In a humorous note from the southern coast, readers are amused by descriptions of the “fur-bearing bather” in Florida. The piece riffs on wild fashion and natural, comic observations of beach life from Dade County to the Atlantic coast, poking fun at public reactions and fashion trends.
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Colorado
Furebearng
Dade County
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Meyer
Wye
Middle-West
Tidons Bern
Bealrie
Posse
Country
Whisky and Loud Talk Hurt Voice
Expert Dr. Chevalier Jackson reports in a American Medical Association release that alcohol dilates throat capillaries, risking voice impairment beyond intoxication. Recurrent drinking and shouting damage vocal cords, leading to nodules or tumors. rest and moderation protect singers, broadcasters, and the public.
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GT International News
Conyright
New York
Br. Chevaller Jackson
Philadelphia
American Medicn] Association
Jackson
Jack- Son
Audi
Wool Grower Sessions Open in Angelo with National Delegates
The seventy fourth annual National Wool Growers association meeting opened in Ban Angelo with attendance from Washington Oregon Idaho and California. The women's auxiliary led by Mrs W B Juanhenty of Heppner Oregon and R C Rith of Burley Idaho head the officers. Principal topics include reciprocal trade treaties negotiated or being negotiated by the federal government. De Valera to Visit Washington Prime Minister Ewan de Valera of Ireland will make an extensive tour when he visits the United States.
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Ban Angelo
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Washington
Oregon
Idell
California
W. BP
Uahenty
Heppner
Ore
Cresllent
R. C. Rith
Burley, Tahoe
Asa
DE Valera
CINSS
Ewan de Valera
Ineland
Tony
United
Halon
Sample Milk Can And Pump Stolen
L. F. Hownett of the Buinke company at 123 Durango Street reports a sample milk can and pump stolen from his car in the 14 block of West French practice. Mrs. J. L. Burch of 901 Kayton Avenue Kalder apartment reports her dwelling prowled with a deck of cards two pipes and two neckblts stolen.
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L. F. Hownett
Mayer Buinke Company
Durango Street
Cary
J. L. Burch
Kayton Ave
Nue
Kaldier
Retired Sergeant Gets Two Year Penitentiary Sentence
Joe Brilt a 26 year Army veteran who retired last year was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for forgery and passing. Ed Mabrito district attorney’s check investigator said Brilt forged the name of ALF Lange Well to cash a $10 check drawn on the Fort Sam Houston National Bank and presented at Clark's Dollar Store.
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Tovey Army
Ed Mabrito
Joe Brilt
Bri
Dave
W. W. McCrary
Criminal District Court
Gusty
Alf. Lange
Sam Hans~ton National Bank
Max Barnett
Clark's
Dollar Store
Henry Henry free on bond after new trial bid
Claude Cowboy Henry, convicted slayer, was freed on a $5000 bond after about 1d months in county jail. He was arrested in November 1937 following the shooting death of Arthur Sinclair in a tavern. A new trial is sought as the Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the prior self defense ruling and ordered a retrial. Henry left San Antonio heading to Atascosa County to await trial.
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Claude
Cowboy
New Tris
McGrory
Dive Watson
Henry
Roosevelt Autographs Photo and Jest with Calver
The president signed a photo for capitol doctor Georges W Calver and joked about trying to behave. He wrote to Calver keep on trying after signing for an autograph. A chaotic scene unfolds in the office as pupils disrupt the proceedings.
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FDR
Garner
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Georges W. Calver
Gaynor
Market Tumble at San Antonis as Norther Sways Trade
Produce trading at a low ebb on the San Antonis commission and Stogers markets with a brisk norther depressing sales. Prices for dairy and poultry held steady while numerous fruits and vegetables show scattered, varied figures across regions from Idaho to Florida and Texas to California.
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San
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Laurel Lillial Herndon
Funeral rites for Mrs. Laurel Lillial Herndon 42 were held Tuesday morning at the Painter Loring chapel with Dr P B Hill presiding. Interment followed at Roselawn Burial Park. Surviving are her husband Fred M Herndon former secretary of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and once president of the Texgs Press association, a son Len Verndon two daughters Mrs Franges Dieckow and Mrs J R Everett a sister Mrs J G Stejex and a brother Metta Freitag.
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Herndon
Laurel Lillial Herndon
Pnnter Loring
P. B. Hill
Roselawn
Bloodhounds Track Escaped Transient Led to Robbery Case
Bloodhounds nabbed escaped transient Pete Rowland after a river bottoms pursuit near the Blue Sidge farm. He had confessed to entering the Silver Ring bar on North Platey streets last November 3 during a burglary. Ralph Wilson, a noted transient, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge McCrory in CHa) District Court.
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Ralph Wilson
W. W. McCrory
Cha
Silver Ring
Holston
North Platey
Joe Pantusa
Dames Lee Pettus
Huntsville
Dave Searcy
Pete Rowland
Trusty
Blue Suidge Farm
Crude Price Cut Seen By Fort Worth Executive
Fort Worth on January 24 1932 HL Foster of Port Worth warned another crude price cut was imminent. He said a widespread drop in the mid continent oil states could be averted only by government allocation of production or by divesting pipelines. Foster member of the Independent Petroleum Association of America cited failing to keep faith with the Texas Federation commission plan and urged action to stabilize prices.
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Fort Worth
HL Foster
Port
Worth
Foster
Independent Petroleum Association of América
Wirl Franklin
Eight-year-old slaying tied to San Antonio case file
The report covers indictments in a murder case linked to Lillian Nagel's death near San Antonio. Robert Compton Jr faces murder charges for the shooting at a home in Believed events occurred June 11, with Compton later captured after a lengthy pursuit and declared insane earlier in 1992. The article also notes related legal actions, hospital committals, and ongoing investigations by Guadalupe county authorities.
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Scott
Karage
Ie Halman
Ian
Ansien
Runge
Criminal District Court
Oca
Evans
Mount Vervon
Compton
Gonzales
San Antonio Ing
Emlves
State Hospital
Chapman Ranch
Corpus
Quette
Wiele
Sheila Girl
Balien
Dunlay
Lillian Nagel
Fowlerton
W. Stroman
Ray Mio Vehvlile
Salves
Souq Tollien
I. Goss
Belmont
Alves
Ak Ton
Taylor
Wober
Mizum
Fiso i
Russia Discharges 1500 Lax Workers
Paris reports that 1500 Soviet workers were discharged from December 28 to January 21 under new Soviet labor discipline laws. French dispatches from Moscow said two workers were sentenced to death for killing their managers, with 578 trials in progress and 1100 already sentenced as courts were jammed and judicial staffs expanded by 800.
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Paris
Moscow
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