Campaign pace quickens for Texas Senate race nominees
Three Democratic Senate hopefuls Dan Moody James V Allred and W Lee O Daniel plus Hal Colin for governor boost campaign tempo scheduling dozens of addresses this week Moody opens in Bonham Denton Sherman and Gairiesville Allred begins in Texarkana with stops in New Boston Affinia and more O Daniel and Colin start at Bowie with Decatur and Denison while other offices intensify efforts through newspapers radio and mailings.
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United States
Texas
Dan Moody
Bonham
Gairiesville
Denton
Sherman
Jamed V. Allred
Texarkana
New Boston
Affinia
W. Lee O'Daniel
Hal Colin
O'Daniel
Bowie
Decatur
Denison
Zonta Club Luncheon Review of Madam Chairman Book
The Zonta club of San Antonio will host a program luncheon on Wednesday featuring Mrs. Gertrude Knuth reviewing Helen Hayes Petter’s Madam Chairman, Members and Guests. The event includes members and guests.
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Zonta Club of
San Antonia
Gertrude Knuth
Helen Hayes Petter
Nazis Enlarge Glider Units In German Offensives
The War Department reports Germany is expanding airborne forces with glider and parachute troops trained at 1100 to 1900 monthly, implying a yearly output of 12 000 to 18 000 troops. Glider plots are taught in German schools to sustain future operations.
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Waskingson
INS
War Department
Department
Addiion
Germany
Ex-Comptroller Crissinger Dies at 81 in Marion
Daniel Richard Crissinger former federal comptroller of the currency under President Harding died late last night in Marion Ohio at age 81. He served in the early 1920s and influenced national financial policy during his tenure.
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Marion
Ohio
Daniel Richard Crissinger
Currettcy
Harding
Army Frowns on Soldier Voting
July 13 report from Washington notes military leaders object to election schemes at sea and abroad. Plans to poll 2.5 million serving personnel face clashes with fighting needs, though absentee ballots may still allow some states to vote. In San Marcos, funeral services were held for James Wynne Smith, a longtime local resident. He died aged 47, leaving a sister and a nephew, Ensign Robert Storey. He lived in San Marcos all his life and was buried at Pitts family cemetery.
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Washington
Senate
House
Navy
War Department
San Marcos
Funeray
James Wynne Smith
Suniday
Fred Storey
Ensign Robert Storey
Smith
Wfe
Pitts Family
Watch and Wallet Stolen From Sleeper Under Navarro Bridge
L Buckle of Duncanfield reported a theft Monday after his wallet containing $3 and a valuable watch were taken while he slept beneath the Navarro street bridge. Police note the incident occurred in an area where listings direct readers to reliable firms in Light Want Ads Classifications 46 to 48.
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L. Buckle
Duncanfield
Buckle
Navarro Street
Three Primaries To Test F D R Power
Washington reports three major primaries within two weeks to gauge Roosevelt influence. Oklahoma votes tomorrow with Senator Josh Lee defending the Democratic renomination against William Murray and Orel Busby, amid anti new deal activity. Montana and Texas follow, featuring Rankin’s retirement, Rankin kin in Montana race, and O Daniel seeking renomination against Allred and Moady, in politically charged primaries testing prewar policy splits.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Josh Lee
Roosevelt
Montana
Texas
Lee
William “H. "Alfalfa
Bill” Murray
Orel Busby
State Supreme Court
Les
J. Murray
Mont
Joseph P Monaghan
Townsend
Murray
Jeanette Rankin
R.-Mont
Congress
Tomes Allred
Dan Moady
Major at 26 Visits In Brownsville
Brownsville dispatch reports Major Charles T. Olmsted 26, said to be among the youngest majors in the D. S. Army, visiting his parents after enlisting in the air service in 1935. His older brother Lawrence Olmsted was killed in a bomber crash.
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Brownsville
Charles T. Olmsted
Ald
L. R. Olmsted
D. 8. Army
Major Olmsted
Air Service
Lawrence Olmsted
Corpus Christi Woman 68 Dies After Long Residence
Corpus Christi mourns the death of Elizabeth L. Shoemaker 68 a longtime resident who died Monday after returning here with her parents in 1874 she had refused to move from her downtown home despite city growth Funeral services set for later this week with burial plans to be announced locally.
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Corpus Christi
Elizabeth L. Shoemaker
Corps Christi
Shoemaker
Poison Deaths of Dr Grisard and Parfect Near Vicksburg
In July 1907 near Vicksburg Mississippi Dr John T Grisard and Antonio Areinbay Parfect a Mexican bullfighter were found dead in a parked auto outside city limits. Sheriff Julius M Buchanan said they apparently died from poison. An autopsy was planned. The bodies were found by two soldiers seeking a ride. Grisard formerly worked at a local hospital and his mother recently died. Parfect had a passport indicating Liverpool England and entry to the United States at Laredo Texas.
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Vicksburg
Miss
John T. Crisard
Antonio Areinbay Parfect
Liits
Julius M. Buchanan
Buchanan
Grisard
Lste
Vicketursntil
Purtert
Barfeel
Liverpool
England
United States
Laredo
Texas
Ray Lum
Undertaking Establishment
Sugar Available For Home Canning
Washington reports sugar is flowing in faster than use and permits home canning. Officials say no fixed sugar limit. boards may authorize any reasonable amount as long as one pound yields four quarts of fruit. OPA stresses fruit conservation as vital as sugar, with typical home canning using about six pounds per capita.
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Washington
CPA
Price Administration
OPA
Brackenridge Band Rehearsal Set
First summer rehearsal of Brackenridge High School band scheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m in the Brackenridge band room. Otto Zoeller director invites all junior school musicians planning to enroll for the fall term to attend.
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Brackenridge High School
Brackenridge
Otto Zoeller
Echool
Liberty ship S. Jefferson Davis launched at Montie
A new Liberty ship named the S. Jefferson Davis was launched at Montie, sliding down the ways yesterday, 88 days after the keel was laid. The vessel bears the name of the Confederate president and is part of the ongoing wartime shipbuilding program.
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Mobile
Montie
Jefferson Davis
Goeth Takes Over Rental Area Office
Goeth, a local attorney, assumed control of San Antonio's defense rental area office on Monday amid a flood of complaints numbered between 500 and 1000. Temporary director L. C. Beirne said many protests came from landlords as tenants paid only the March 1 legal rent, while evictions were framed as nuisances. About 50,000 dwellings will be registered under Goeth's administration, which aims to apply the law fairly to all parties.
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Goeth
San Antonio
Defense Rental Area Office
L. C. Beirne
Beirne
Gooth
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