Lithuanian Day Broadcast At Chicago Exposition
Lithuanian day at the Century of Progress in Chicago will feature a 700-voice chorus led by tenor Joseph Bobrovitius with B. K. Balckis presiding as principal speaker and Professor Albert Senn among others. Programs include NSC WOAI at 2:00 p.m. and CHS ETSA at 3:15 p.m. with a mix of Lithuanian, American, and European selections and a Russian program on another station.
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Byd. i. M'Lean
Chicago
Century of Progress
Nsc-Woai
KSA
Howard Barlow
Columbia Symphony
Willard Robison
Major Howes
Lee Sims
Diemsy Bailey
Radio City
Funers
Arthur
Nations Sign Peace Treaty In Four Power Accord
In Rome on July 16 the leaders of Italy Britain France and Germany signed a ten year peace pact aimed at stabilizing Europe. Mussolini and the four ambassadors sealed a agreement after weeks of negotiations intended to curb rising nationalism and international strife amid economic pressures. The ceremony marked the climax of months of diplomacy and a bold step toward regional stability.
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Rome
INS
Europe
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Great Britain
France
Germany
Mussolini
City Panama Payroll Again Seeks Tax Compliance
The mayor of Panama assures homeowners there will be no immediate seizure action for unpaid taxes. He says many residents have been unable to pay and are making partial payments, with a plan to proceed only if efforts to settle taxes fail.
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Bilay
Conran
Customs Office Drops Liquor Seizure Matter
The customs office dropped the case after an investigation of beer raids near West Travis Street. Detectives reported two men, Pablo Lerma and T R Espinoza, with a gallon and a half of pin and other items found in a car. Lack of evidence of importation led to dismissal. Egbert Schweppe, A U S district attorney assistant, said he had nothing to say.
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Customs Office
Jctty
Frank C. Vogler
West Travis Street
Vogler
Pablo, Lerma
Ruiz Street
T. R. Espinoza
Saunders Avenue
Egbert Schweppe
United States District Attorney
Flaming Tanker Sinks at Sea with Skipper on Board
A flaming Cities Service tanker Petrol sank about 180 miles off Wilmington after the master remained at his post on the burning bridge. Two crewmen died, one identified as George Binninger, and Captain E. L. Bears was the dead skipper. Four men were rescued from the fire before the vessel went down.
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New York
Atlantic
Wilmington
Del
Charleston
E. L. Bears
George Binninger
Mattern Anxious to Have Plane to Continue Flight
American round the world solo flyer Jimmy Mattern remains anxious for an American plane to reach Anadyr so he can resume his flight that was interrupted June 14 by a Siberian crash. A Russian plane ordered to take him to Nome has not arrived at Anadyr and no progress reports have come from Khabarovsk. William Alexander, Mattern’s rescue ally, spoke with him in Anadyr amid ongoing efforts to renew the voyage.
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WOME
Alaska
Jimmy Mattern
Anadir
Siveria
Hmma Nome
Amadir
Mo News
Khabarove
William Alexander
Buddy
Matlerh
Jiamr
Smedley to Take High Court Post
Fort Worth lawyer Graham B. Smedley named to the supreme court commission of appeals by the Texas Supreme Court. He will replace Judge G. C. A. Leddy, who resigns effective September 1 and may enter private practice. Leddy’s departure shifts land litigation duties to Attorney General and Wichita Falls connections.
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Smedley
Austin
Graham B. Smedley
Fort Worth
Supreme Court Commission of Appeals
Supreme Court
GC. A. Leddy
Leddy
WEA
aNaanistani
Genera
Wichita
Junior Baptist Circle Meeting Led by Mrs Unle
The Junior Circle No. Y of First Baptist Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3730 by om. Mrs. Francs Hays chairs the circle and Ed Tewes will lead the devotional. Mins Lolt Dean Bullivan will oversee the program with Mrs. Jack Unle in charge.
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Junior Baptist Circle
Junior Circle No. Y
First Baptis
Francs Hays
Mya
Ed Tewes
West Khigs Highway
Mins Lolt Dean Bullivan
Jack Unle
Youthful Burglar Shot to Death in Kansas City
An unidentified youth about one year old was shot and killed early today in Kansas City after triggering a burglar alarm at Origstore. Officers, passing the scene, confronted the youth as he attempted to escape, ending a brief burglary incident.
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Kansab City
Letter to the Editor Reflects Social Hypocrisy
James White argues in The Light that Sundays Light editorials imply only the upper class can enjoy dinners with champagne while liquor serves in secret and bootleggers supply. He laments the culture of smoking and drinking among women and calls out so-called best people for hypocritical behavior.
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Pople
Underworld
James White
Public Works Loan Forms Sent To South Texas Groups
The Federal public works bill funds total 75 million dollars for South Texas loans with 300 sets of application blanks distributed Friday to irrigation districts schools counties and cities. Ray Leeman of the South Texas chamber of commerce reports about 559 groups intend to apply and requests 300 more blank forms. Major projects include a 45 million irrigation system in Cameron County and a 2 million Concan dam on the Frio river in Uvalde County. No regional administrator has been appointed yet.
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Federal Public Works
South Texas
Washington
Ray Leeman
Cameron County
Concan
Frio River
Uvalde County
Obituary: Joseph E Salter 52 Native of San Antonio
Joseph E Salter 52 a San Antonio native and Spanish American War veteran died at Fort Worth Saturday. Services Monday at 1 m from Zizik Kearos chapel followed by requiem mass at St Marys Catholic Church Rev T J Kennedy. Burial St Marys Cemetery. Survivors include sisters Mother M Joseph and Emma Salter and Mrs Augustus McCloskey and brothers John James George Charles Salter all of San Antonio. Marvin Shred McGall 16 of F M McCall family. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at home Rev Joan M Riddell officiating. Survivors: Parents three brothers Franklin FH William M and Charles W Neal.
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Joseph E. Salter
San Antonio
Fort Worth
St. Mary's Catholic Church
T. J. Kennedy
St. Mary's Cemetery
M. Joseph
Ursuline Convent
Laredo
Emma Salter
Augustus McCloskey
John
James
George
Charles Saler
Marvin Shred McGall
F. M. McCall
Cottonwood Avenue
Joan Im. Riddell
Theo Avenue
Baptist Wind
Franklin FH
Wiliam M
Charles W. Neal
Plane Prop Hart S Car Builder Injured In Crash
In Los Angeles on July 15 an aviation engineer and car builder was hospitalized after being pinned under a heavy propeller from an aircraft he supervised. He sustained injuries but is expected to recover at home in a few days according to officials.
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Harts Cord
Angeles
B. Gord
airGenaire
Card van Knacken
Cudahy Heir to Wed Film Actress Mary Jacklyn Borax
Michael Cudahy, heir to the Cudahy packing fortune, plans to marry film actress known as Dadlyn Toth. A license was secured by a magistrate to perform the ceremony after the groom sought the official permission.
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Lob Aivehlwe
Michael Cudahy
Cudahy
Lonny
Mary Jacklyn Borax
Dadlyn Toth
Jeft
Local Option Vote Sought by Uvalde Officials
Uvalde county commissioners consider a local option election for Argutt after a petition with more than four named signers is presented in court. The request aims to authorize sale of beer in the county under local option statutes.
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Uvalde
Daly Ia
Commissionera
Entitl
Uvalde County Commissioners’ Cour Tt
Renniy
Envoy to plead for four Americans held in Majorca jail
D C July 15 The eloquence of Claude Bowers American ambassador to Spain was the last hope for five Americans including a woman kept without bail in a grim Majorca jail. Despite pleas a Spanish military judge refuses to free them or grant trial. Ambassador Bowers plans a personal appeal to Prime Minister Manuel Azaña. Consul General Dawson, after traveling from Barcelona, says Mrs Clinton Leckwood is greatly distressed by her confinement. Arrested June 4, she remains housed in the jail.
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Washington, D. C
Claude Bowers
Spain
Amajorca
Bowers
Manuel Asana
Dawson
Majorca
Barcelona
Clinton Leckwood
Pinch of Snuff Sneeze Restores Man's Sight
Dallas July 15. A. Griswold a 6d year old pencil vendor regained sight after a violent sneeze from a large pinch of snuff. He had been blind for 50 years since typhoid fever. He described vision returning in stages, from patterns on wallpaper to headlines, and noted changes in fashion without objecting to trends.
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Dallas
A. Griswold
Griswold
Grisworld
Syomen
Kidnapping of Youth Remains Unsolved in Albany Area
Nine days after the kidnapping of 24 year old National Guardsman Joan J O Connell authorities press on in the Catskills seeking the missing man held for a $250000 ransom. Police and investigators press the case despite the O Connell family gatekeeping requests. Federal and state troopers persist in the silent hunt, with political ties noted to the O Connell family.
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Albany
Uby
Joan J. O’connell
Upstate
New York
National
John
Bolly O'Connell
Mg Uncles
Danis
Edward O'Gontell
O'Connell
Catskills
Young O'Connell
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