Hutton Faces Battle Over Breach of Promise Case
Galil July 33. Defisted Dave Hutton, veteran evangelist, faced a new clash as the jury awarded a verdict in the breach of promise suit against him. Mrs Hutton collapsed upon hearing the ruling and was treated. Dave announced his priority is his wife's welfare while declaring he will stand by her.
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Dave" Hutton
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Beauty
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Howse
Two Border Ports to Close at Midnight
A sharp rise in traffic to Mexico tied to the upcoming Olympic Games in Los Angeles prompted orders to close the border ports at San Ysidro and Calexico, California, until midnight. Deputy Treasury Secretary Seymour Lowman said no changes were expected for other border cities.
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Los Angeles
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Ireasury
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Weds Miss Chalkley in San Antonio Catholic Church
The marriage of Miss Margaret Chalkley to George A. Wead of Houston took place Monday morning at St Mary's Catholic Church. Ceremony featured Rev. Arthur Dussely with organist Job Steinfeldt and a procession of attendants, a blue and white wedding theme, and a reception at the Chalkley home. The couple departed for a Delta trip, with plans to live in San Antonio after their journey.
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and Mire
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George A. Wead
Houston
Sir Merys Catholic Church
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Thomas “. Hanoedr
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George Edds
Hebconville
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Hebbrowville
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Q. &. Thompson
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San Antonio
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Gerald Morgan
Oilock
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Hunter League Children’s Tree Clinic
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Donley Farmers Plan Barter With Vegetable Crops
Donley county farmers will barter and market garden crops with wheat producers as a plan to handle a surplus. G J Roy kin reports county gardens exceed 4000 acres and recent rains promise the largest food crop in the county's history. Clarendon bankers and chamber of commerce aid a regional advertising campaign from Garden City Kansas to Quansh Texas.
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Quansh
Texas
Danley
Oil Operators Support Proration Hearing in Texas
Oil operators from Pens Gulf and Southwest Texas attended a Texas railroad commission hearing in Austin on July 11 to contest production allowances. East Texas producers protested alleged statewide discrimination as proration measures were debated, shaping impressions of the commission's orders for Linea oil fields.
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Thompson Slated As Elk Lodge Head
The grand lodge of the order convened its sixty eighth session amid memoralizing activity. Floyd Thompson of Chicago appears to be the front runner to succeed Carnae as grand exalted ruler. Chicago and Milwaukee are bidding to host the 1983 convention.
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Joyce Borden Returns From World Cruise
Joyce Borden arrived in New York Harbor aboard her world cruise, after leaving San Francisco in April 1931. She was accompanied by her husband Zlatka Galoko ble, a violinist, and a cosmetics firm, Princeton, New Jersey, was noted in the accompanying report. A professor from Princeton referenced a Greek term for a vanity case found in a Milan grave, with unclear attribution to a methorth and other technical terms.
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Lowalny
Trail dog tracks burglar by scent in McAllen
In McAllen Texas the border town uses Hilario Perez the human bloodhound to locate a burglar. Perez tracks from the robbed home across fields to a farm where officers find the suspect’s shoes. He is a longtime San Pedro Hidalgo County resident who has helped police on numerous occasions.
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Gotion
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Menes
Morose
Hidalgo County
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Rio Grande
Hoover sermon to small industries at Silver Bay conference
President Hoover addressed the second annual conference on smaller industries in Silver Bay New York. The message praised small units as vitally important to the economy, employing about half the nation’s workers. Executives and representatives gathered for round table discussions on industrial problems and company concerns.
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Planta
Texas Guardsmen Start Mimic War
Mineral Wells July 11 The Red and Blue forces of the Texas national guard prepare to begin mock hostilities with Brig. Gen. Jacob F. Waiters directing Blue battalion opening the simulated border along Keecht Creek and Brazos River A superior Blue force faces encroachment at the frontier.
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Youth Identifies Assassin Suspects Near Havana Slaying
A Cuban youth, Jaime Arias, identified Archibal Durland and Ramon Durland as the men in a green automobile from which Miguel Calvo was shot. The Durlands’ mother is Cuban, their father American, and a brother Addison reportedly in New York. Police said the suspects were linked to the shooting last week.
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