Milburn Family Guests Visit Los Angeles Banquet
Dr and Mrs Milburn entertain guests including Mel, John Milburn en route home to Mobbs NM, Cap Malmer returning from Carlisle Harracke for four months, and Malcola Milburn who arrived from New York with Mrs Burch Cochran and Edith. Philip Milburn visits Miss Faille Teun Cowden in Gan Angel. Arthur Moran hosts a barbecue at their country home near San Man ops. Whitman Higpewny of New York is a cousin, both students at Prtee fen university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn L. Milburn
John
Mobbs
New Mexico
Cap Malmer
Garlisle Harracke
Malcola Milburn
Phursdey
New York
Burch Cochran
Edith
Philip Milburn
Miss Faille Teun Cowden
Gan Angel Dur
Mr. and
Myre
Arthur Moran
San Man Ops
Mrs Charles Leake Visitation List Prominent Guests
Mrs Charles Leake arrives with her son Charles Leake Jr from Brunt Vexos to visit his mother. The piece notes a nude party hosted by Clint Murchison at Pallas on Matagorda inland with guests including Ms Kirby and others. Several family names and arrivals are listed with social visit details across multiple weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig
Charles Leate Jr
Brunt
Vexos
Bee
Hemtelt Wood
Clint Murchicon
Pallas
Matagorda
Kirby
Cong
Frenk
H. G. Bastiam Jr
Eleanor
Hamidh Wood
J. W. Muurchison
Henmeth Nuchison
Dallas
Tenko
Dixie Carr Leaves for St Louis Vacation
Miss Cary of 304 Estes Ave, daughter of Dr and Mrs G J Can, left for an all summer sing in St Louis. En route they visited Colvin's relations in Shreveport. Mrs Josephine Kinkaidi, a guest in New York City, also noted during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Carr
St. Louis
Ditls Cary
Estes Ave
G. J. Can
Louis
Stig
Wonash Vann Colelo
Gaughter
Jacqueline
Ian
Atlanta
Colvin
Groton
Ester
Philly Gey Cshonti
Mr. Colvin
Shreveport
Colvig Yens
Ethelyne
Josephine Kinkaidi
New York
Cioy
Hotel
Westin
Chautemps Ends Paris Labor Strife Accord Reached
July 3 report from Paris says government and labor and owners in hotel and road industries reached an accord. Employers renounce shutdowns, approve a 40 hour work week with day and night conferences under Premier Cuente Conutempo. Workers gain approximately an eight hour day with weekly hours recorded by classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautemps
Paris
Chautempts
Schreiner House Party Near Koreville Saturday Evening
Social calendar notes a Schreiner camp gathering near Koreville hosted by Mrs. M A Kneush a dinner party at the Gunter hotel rock with Miss Mary Lonize Wilson recently from Denton college. Sunday features Mr and Mrs Wizard Berman hosting a barbecue at their country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socim
Mrs Temple Calhoun Home From California
Mrs Temple Calhoun and daughter Betty returned Friday from Santa Monica California. Her other daughter Virginie Musters Slater Mrs Everett Johnson and children Everett Jr and Joan and her mother Mrs FR M Martindale will remain in California for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Calhoun
California
Daughster
Betty
Santa Monica
Cali
Virginie
Muster Slater
Everett Johnson
Everett Jr
Joan
FR. M. Martindale
Wil
Caifornia
Une Pumimer
U. S. Gasoline Tax Figures Reported for 1937
A American Petroleum Institute release cites gasoline tax collections at about 200,100,000 dollars for 1937. New York motorists would pay roughly 400,000,000 in taxes, with 72,000,900 to the state and 18,000,000 to the federal government. Fire on the boardwalk at Coney Island destroys a section. one man injured by falling glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amuerican Patroleum Institute
New York State
Lita Young and Eleanor Mendes Feature In Mansion Visit Tale
Recounted evenings describe Lita Young and Eleanor Nolte Mendes in social scenes. References to modern architecture fascinations, travels, and coastal plans mix with family ties and domestic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lita
Collect Moore
Local Club Meetings Highlight Summer Socials
The Lucky Thirteen Bunco Club met July 1 at Mrs Alles Elmer's Carron Street home, awarding prizes to Mildred Baird Irene Burkhart and Alice Elmer. Upcoming gathering planned July 14 at Mrs Bobbi Willow Street. Alum Review officers elected Lana Teel president and Margerel Chirmacher vicepresident. Alamo Review officers and guards held a quarterly party at Old House cafe with lunch and games. A business meeting named officers for Bonnes Anes club including Risalo Landrum president Catherine Herring VP Marjorie Hill secretary Evelyn Blons chins treasurer and Thomas Raynier reporter. Plans for a swim party were set for July with members and escorts. The committee chair listed Byala Landrim Charlotte Oettendance and Sophie Tels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Thireen Bunco Club
Alles Elmer
Fn Carron Street
Mesdaniel Mildred Baird
Boone All Mingle Can
Irene Burkhart
Alice Elmer
Jelly
Bobbi
Willow Street
Alum Review
W. B. Ay
Lana Teel
L Vter
Margerel
Chirmacher
Alumo Review
Bontes Anes Club
Soph Litts
Teyaday
Moss Risalo Landrum
Catherine Herring
Marjorle Hill
Evelyn Blonschins
Thoma Raynier
Byala Landrim
Ctartbotle
Oettendance
Sophie Tels
Misses Lytle and Boyle to Give Dinner Dance
Misses Betty dvan Lye and Anne Boyle will entertain with prominent Miner favorites Wednesday. The Guiry home hosted guests, including Misses Betty Blerce of Volan Springs Alabama and Joan Meyer at Purlernuti Olle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle
Boyle
Betty Dvan Lye
Anne Boyle
Smu
Guiry
Mentiir
Betty Blerce
Volan Springs
Ala
Aid Joan Meyer
Purlernuti, Olle
Louise
Soviet Troops to Quit Amur Near Manchukuo Border
Reported dispatches indicate Soviet troops and Japanese Manchukuoan forces would withdraw from the Amur region after a Moscow accord with the Japanese ambassador. Officials welcomed the de-escalation but warned tensions could affect long running negotiations on river trade and a permanent border treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOEIO
Manchoukuo
Anthiinyer Islands
Moscow
Wewlers
Pumimuro Konoye
Comumuystque
Mamnori Shigeniitsu
Amur Jamida
Tin Far East
Award In Death Suit Against Public Service Company
A suit seeking 16000 in damages was filed in the Four-fifth District court by Mrs Peeravine Campbell and her daughter Virginia Campbell over the death of Lee Campbell 45 a house mover fatally burned June 24 on Rose Lawn Road south of Me city The court awarded the widow 3000 and the daughter 1000 in a settlement of equipment costs and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmiament
Public Service Company
Peer
Avine Campbell
Virgins Pear Campbell
Des. Lee Campbell
House Mover
Campbell
Rose Lawn Road
Me City
Moving & Kauss
Otto Rosth
3. G. Thytoe
Wealthy Widow Mrs Thomas Ryan Dies At Oak Ridge Virginia
Mrs Thomas Ryan a wealthy widow of Virginia died at Oak Ridge after a heart attack. She inherited a substantial estate from her husband, Briscoe Ryan, who died in 1928. The Ryan estate was appraised around 1882 at the time of his death, valued at $185,164,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LY Nonbuilg
Thomas Perle Ryne
Ima
Oak Ridge
Virginia Eatate
Buine
Ryan
Carlie
Clipper Ship Tries Atlantic Flight Test in Port Washington
A fragmented report notes a clipper ship trying an Atlantic flight test near Port Washington. The text mentions crew movements and a ceremonial or symbolic event with references to American and Anvelleans, Belsh, and Southampton, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Washington
Suly
Pan- Jamericqn
Bretand
Southwest’s First Men to Museum in Tumaga Cont Arizona
Prohistoric Southwest life will be shown in an exhibit at an old Spanish mission in Tumagacont Arizona. The museum display includes artifacts caves maps plans graphs and more to tell a two thousand year story of ancient inhabitants with immersive dioramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Tumagacont
Ariz
States Vary Their Styles of Stills
Federal judge Karles B Kennamer of Beningham Ala notes Alabama and Texas stills differ. In Alabama they operate in the mountains while in Texas they are more hidden. He called the contrast a matter of secrecy and style amid ongoing illicit production concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Karles B. Kennamer
Beningham
Ala
Liemoonstriors
Alabama
Texar
Texas
Orchestra Leader Wright Faces Trial For Alleged Abuse
A San Francisco case centers on Joe Wright's Cinderella Orchestra leader Wright, 38, accused after a three month period of alleged misconduct. The incident reportedly occurred at his home of his father in Oklahoma City before traveling to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des
Oklahoma City
Give Wright
Joe Wright
Cinderella
San. Francisco
Eafe
House Rebuffs Waver in GlO Tilt
A heated session in the House over President Roosevelt and Secretary of Labor Perkins leads to clashes between Maverick of Texas and Cox of Georgia. Maverick defends Roosevelt and Perkins while Cox accuses the Texan of undermining decorum, remarks are contested as to strike from the record. the exchange ends with Maverick pressing for removal of insult from the record and Cox withdrawing a remark amid rising tensions. A later telegram from Dallas condemns Maverick's Detroit remarks and suggests Ford influence to affect his election prospects.
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Washington
Itsi
House
Roosevelt
Lukor Berkis
Igonn G. Lewis
Maverick
Texas
Cox
Georgie
Miss Perkins
Lewis
G. T.O
Hoffman
Republican
Mlanigan
Texan
Mnd
Louse
Ned
Tran
Lie House
Meverex
Fexan
Murasick Jdeng
Loch
Repiblicon
Michigan
Jentlemiute
Lexna
Jobo I. Lewis
Congress
O'Connell Gemaern
Mmtnna
Avenih
Goffinga
O'Connell
Tekasautaide
Aoliman
Wythe Chase
Dallas
Grande Dill
Dalas
Bord Motor Community
Maury Minverick
Congression
Dr Vol
Mayeriey
Ford
Maveriel
Petroit
Bavlng
Deadly Snakes Dominate Carlshad Derby Opening Day
Carlshad New Mexico hosts the annual rattlesnake derby, the Cepilian Classic, with about 100 locals watching 200 snakes in the arena. The event features a live electric shock at the starting gate as snakes race from a wire enclosed ring. favorite Wig "Uig" is among late entries after strong cage workouts though still previewed to be tested by the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsdad
Miy
Moreshad
Carlshad
Mie
di Q Neil
Willeon
Uig
Ogda Af
Riot charges linger after Memorial Day demonstrations
Senate investigators prepare to hear testimony about police clashes with demonstrators during Memorial Day unrest in Chicago. Officials cited extreme police brutality yet indicated no consensus on further action while witnesses described riot conditions and injuries amid chaotic scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ifit
Senate
Thomas del Gera
Ho Noy
A & News
Mooney
Imanser
Robert Flemington George Co
Sally Dr
Tina
Finig
Lawrence Dacques
Tab Woyen
Iser
Follee
James P Allman
Chicago to Speed Its Bright Pupils
Chicago school authorities plan accelerated classes using an IQ based test system. Each pupil will be evaluated for intelligence, health, achievement, and social aptitude to place them in a single teacher class. Accelerated groups complete three and a half years in two years with a rotating teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Veteran voter in LaGrange names future U.S. president
In LaGrange Indiana on July 1 Tam J Miller aged 04 was listed as voting for 18 presidents of the United States in a veteran voter record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrande
Ind
Ih- Tam J. Miller
United States
Haail Strike Vote Called Amid Rail Unrest
Chicago reports say two labor factions the non operating and operating unions prepared for a strike vote. Leaders claim broad support despite federal limits, with talks of a 20 cent wage increase and potential nationwide impact as organizers rally members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
uy—Tiy
Callrene Brotherhoods
Thorganon
Nolan
Soushe Wong
JO Per Lent Bagel
George Hoaghson
Community Dance and Event Listings Near Woodlawn Lake
The page lists multiple local dances and social events including Woodlawn Lake area gatherings. Advertised are bands such as Whitney Ryot's Orchestra and Fritz and His German Band, with admission around 40 cents to 4 dollars, varying by event. Dates cover July 31 through early August, with venues including Owen Hall and Brown Tal, plus a Fourth of July night program and related social functions.
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Mrs. Milburn
L.A
Mrs
Sterling Adams
Whitman Higpewny
Pidele Chamber
Priteefen University
Charles Leake
Harris Eastham
Pegas
Sterling Prte Adams
Avill
West Point
Keith Dwerling
Emily ‘Bryant
Margaret
Ross Whisenant
New York City
Europe
Andrew ‘Thompeon
Gilbert Denman Jr
and Mel
Villian Flannery
Willa. Lyors
Monterrey
W. 3. Waltman
James Robert
Meare
Giardnis, Bir
R. A. Baessler
Dizabeth Road
Alamo Breights
Robert Smith
Edward Sibley
Texas Bar Association
Sibleys
Corpis Chusli
Melt Stare Pute
William Remy
Sal
Antonio
Jane Lewis Maverick
Texas Har Association
Country Club
Nym
Voxboro
Mass
Poxvara
Ine
S. A
U. S
Rouckaway Reach
Pilon
Eleanor Nolte Mendes
Howe
Werner Renmerts
Lankey
Tom
San Anton Aio
Kotha
Tyson Searcy
Bedang
Rafugin
Kotaho
MB. Lewbert
Dorthy Atmar
Os Mongkur Chambray Bneseb
Nis
Grecreker
Mish
Jean Lyle
Dan Antonios
Indeath Cha
Thomas Ryan
Courteau
M. J. Adams
Eingland
I- Norn Phota
City News
Buddy Hancock
Wikying Braun
Heo Joes
Cady
Bible
Oristine Divnee
Pratt
Diclert
Willett
Rybbin Masters
AU Aries
Woodlawn Lake
Lot
Alo
Pest
Aull
Wihelt
Whitney Ryot
Atv
Boenig
Owen Alr Hall
Oul Castroville Re
Possum Hurtters
Brown
Joe Hartman
Buddy Mancock
K.t. Hall
Fritz
Lee
Tadw Mon
Sin
Jacob Vaight
Weil
Oder
Gottine
DeLite Ford
Crockele Garage
Til Stackett
Sky
bin Anthato
Nawanepar
Lal Fazal
Ethatest
Ailweitor
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