Engagement of Miss Loughborough to Dr McCamish
Announcement from Bungay evening states Miss Loughborough daughter of Bluart will wed Dr John N McCamish son of Mrs Edward Wallace McCamish late Dy McCamish. The wedding planned for early October. Fort Sam Hansum Officers Club hosted a supper dance with guests Johnnie and Lita on napkins. Miss Loughborough a graduate of Alamo Heights Senior School.
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William Haltridge Loughborough
Bluart
John N. McCamish
Edward Wallace McCamish
Dy, McCamish
Gordon Friedrich
Tip Friedrich
Fort Sam Hansum
Johnnie
Lita
Miss Loughborough
Alamo Heights
Shy
Longhorn UT Student to Wed at Fort Sam Houston Chapel
A UT student, Ms Loughborough, plans a Fort Sam Houston chapel wedding with reception at the Officers' Club. The wedding includes plans for a lunch with Mrs Charlton and Miss Charlton as hostesses, and several attention-filled pre nuptial events featuring family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Yap Gils
McCambih
Thomne Jeffereon
Beulor
Loughborough
Lovigiitevough
Moss
Ya Keller
Aumi&ét
Tomores
Lula Kale
Evennin
Miss Catherine Cade Sets Off for Camp Arrowhead
Miss Catherine Gace travels to Camp Arrowhead for the Tenialiider at Mir seas, joining the ranks of contcillors as she departs for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cade
Catherine Gace
Contcillors
Ganyp
Mir Seas
Bee Sting Turns Into Bullet at New Orleans Park
A misread report from New Orleans details a child struck by a bee that allegedly caused a bullet wound. The boy, 11, was treated at Charity Hospital after doctors found a single 38 caliber injury. Police began an investigation to determine how the incident occurred.
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Orleans
Tory Bowgeols
Gean Percy
Farier
Charity Hospital
Bour- Beola
la Bisinum
Meinz Heir Killed in Pittsburgh Auto Crash
Rust Helig, 25, grandson of financier J Heinz, died from injuries after an automobile collision in Pittsburgh today. He was related to the Heinz family known for the food company bearing their name.
UT President Links Slump in Marriages to Youth Unemployment
Chicago July 23 Homer Rainey of the University of Texas warned that about 600000 marriages have been delayed because youths aged 16 to 24 cannot find work. He, former American Youth Commission director, said such delays threaten family stability and confidence in democracy. Floyd Reeves of the University of Chicago cited a survey of 1700 employers showing many require only basic literacy and English, deeming vocational education largely wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Homer Rainey
University of Texas
American Youth Commission
Yourus
Raley
Chicago Round Table
Floyd Reeves
University of Chicago
Hey
Bodies of Four Sail Sought in Avalance
Glacial news from Glacier Montana July reports four of six college students trapped by an avalanche and buried near the Roman Wall. Alice James of Arlington and Julius Cornbiute of Bellingham recovered as searchers press on for Wione Fisher Maynard Howat Hope Weitmili and others. Guides Tou Gox and Chester Allin aid a 23 member party in a 400 foot cliff search.
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Glacier
Wast
Jafty
Seafeli
Tou Gox
Chester’ Allin
Seale
Wien
Baptist Hits Europe at Baptist World Alliance congress
At Atlanta on July 34, a British divine appealed for action on religious persecutions by foreign powers, notably Romania and Batista. Secretary Rushbrooke reported progress since Berlin five years ago, warning that freedom of belief is shrinking and calling for protection of liberty amid rising pressures in Europe.
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Atlanta
World Congress
Romanis
Batista
Baptist World Alliance
Fix
de. SW. Rushbrooke
Laden
Berlin
Accuray
Romania
Chron
Man 80 Impaled but Lives After Bronx Window Fall
In New York on July 24 a man aged 80 was impaled by a stray object after a fourth floor fall from the Daughters of Jucoh home balcony in the Bronx. He hung by a fence, was rescued after about 30 minutes, and regained consciousness briefly despite injuries. Patrolman William Fox aided the rescue and the victim, Henry Adelsky, smiled in thanks though unable to speak clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bo-Vehrold Invard
Daughters of Jucoh
Bronx
Antroy Amke
Henry Adelsky
Ic Fif
William Pox
Fox
Imbilla Dite
Orson Welles Signs Cinema Contract with Radio Pictures
Orson Welles, rising stage and film figure, agrees to a long term deal with Radio Pictures. He will write and produce and supervise production of future features, marking a major step in his fledgling cinema career.
Randolph Field Safety Record Highlights 1938
Randolph field reports a safety record three times better than the national airline average for 1938. Civil Aeronautics Authority figures show 81 058 327 revenue airplane miles with 45 deaths across scheduled airlines, about 1 801 291 miles per death. At Randolph Field there were three fatalities in the year, two from freak accidents involving ground collisions during takeoff and a night cross country crash in a miniature tornado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Mara Pay Claim Rejected by County Commissioners
Bexar County Commissioners formally rejected the pay claim of former chief deputy tax assessor collector B. S. O’Mara. O’Mara sought $200 monthly from discharge date to alleged end of his contract. Earlier, the district attorney’s office said there was no legal basis for the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohice
O'Meara
Device to Kill Flies Tried at City Parks
A trial of an electric fly catcher device occurred at city parks Monday. Commissioner Henry Hela directed efforts to clear picnic areas, with machines attracting and zapping flies via charged wires and spraying areas with insect repellent.
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Sidaf Park
Neuts
Henry Hela
Hela
Boy Scout Petition Withdrawal Asked by Local Officials
San Antonio Boy Gents filed petitions signed by residents asking Ant A. K Boyles and others to retain or discharge certain officials. Harkey, executive, said petitions were not sanctioned by Scout officials. He stated scouts were asked to withdraw since it conflicts with Scout policy against political activity.
Federal probation violators sentenced in federal court
Sentences issued in a federal district court on Monday. One violator, identified as W. BE Daniels of Gav Antonio, received a 12 month term for violating probation terms. The case involved a federal officer and highlighted ongoing supervision failures.
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Ims
W. Be, Daniels
Gav Antanio
Hatch
Bridges Cane Testimony Dominates Deportation Hearing
San Francisco July 24 Frederick Allen a San Francisco labor unionist testified for Welly wish Communist and was ordered back to the witness stand as the government aviation case moves in. Harry Bridges deportation hearing enters its sixth week with chief counsel Thomas B. Showmaker stating the prosecution may close this week. Bridges lawyers expect to present evidence over about a month. Trial examiner James M. Sands Harvard University law professor presiding for the department. Bridges described as West Coast labor figure linked to Australian born Joe O. 0 and accused of aiding violent overthrow of the government. The defense seeks to introduce Stanford professors Hazel Clapmat Broo and Walter Thompson as experts on Marxism to counter the charges.
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San Francisco
Ie Frederick Allen
Harry Bridges
Thomas B. Showmaker
Bridges
James M. Sands
Harvard Uni
Ist Labor
Sulpacenas
Stanford al
Hazel Cliapmat Broo
Walter Thompson
RAIL REMOVAL VOTE 5 TAKEN
Street improvements move forward in Houston street core as Rail Removal Vote 5 passes while business leaders largely back temporary street closures. City officials cite deteriorating tire and paving conditions making rail closure feasible. inspectors say tenants most affected but owners not always consulted.
Recruiting Is Far Advanced In Peace Time Draft
Washington July 24. Official reports show the peace time recruiting drive has brought 112,800 new men into the Tanks by mid month. By July 15 almost 4,000 enlistees were added, reaching 74.8 percent of the S220 quota for the month. First batches of prospective aviation mechanics and filers were praised as fine as any group for West Point. Most recruits seek air corps service, many with only a high school diploma or journeyman’s rating.
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Washington
Nilde
West Point
Expatitiing Air Corps
Stolen Airplane Re Stolen Near Newhall Calif
A monoplane owned by Pred Miller was stolen from Compton airport and later re stolen after being spotted in a canyon. Firefighting units and deputies pursued toward a canyon about 40 miles from Compton where the aircraft reportedly landed after an incident that involved a bag thrown from the plane.
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Newhall
Calif
Actinca
Irantie Compton
Tin Canyon
Sele
Glene
Gonspton
Rail Water Carrier Bill's Fate in Doubt
Senator Reed of Kansas and Senator Wheeler of Montana led a push for regulation of gall water carriers but Reed expressed belief the measure would not reach the White House this session. The Wheeler bill, though not likely to pass, follows a different pattern and may be amended to the Senate measure without conference committee action.
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Washingson
Reed
Republican
Kansas
Wherler
Denecml
Montana
Senate
Monsier
White House
House
2000 Chiropractors Meet Expected for National Convention
The 44th annual convention of the National Chiropractic Association opened with registration and sessions in Dallas. Leaders discussed expanding women’s roles within the association. Mrs. W. P. Warrington of Wa-Thash, Ind presided over the meeting of governors and the women’s chapter. In New Haven, Katharine Arnold Netlie ton, longtime treasurer-general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, died after an operation. A separate kitchen pest inquiry noted roaches.
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Dallas
Jyen
Ravel
W. P. Warrington
Wa- Thash
Ind
New Haven
Conn
Katharine Arnold Netlieton
the Daughters of the American Regoluton
Northwest Passage Attempt Is Failure
Dr Honet Fiat Kellers and companions on the Pandora faced heavy weather off Cape St. Elias en route to New York. A Coast Guard cutter Morne rescued the crew after waves drove the boat ashore near the reef, twice leaving them stranded before seeking open water again.
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Seward
Alaska
Honet Fiat Kellers
Oklahoma
Evangelize
Explorer
Hilse Evew
Flye
Northwest Passage
New York City
Gréef-Elf
Cape St. Bulag
Lie
Coast Guard
Morne
Cape St. Elias
Ieht- Louise
Auto Workers Strike Briefly Halts Detroit Plant Work
July 24 Detroit Aidee workers at a Gen emus Motors plant walked out in a strike as union leaders and the company prepared to resume talks. A group of skilled Fisher body workers ended their walkout soon after morning, with production continuing. Union reps were to accept a proposal by federal mediator James F. Dewey to submit wage disputes to arbitration, a plan supported by U A C president FR J. Thomas and company president William K. Kandsen who selected the arbitration option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Genemus Motors
Gto-United Auto~hiabite
Gettlenjett
Fisher
Ty Flint
James F. Dewey
Ibor Roneillator
FR. J. Thomas
U. A. We C8
Thomas
Willam
Kandsen
Senate panel approves nomination of Miles N. Pike as Nevada U S attorney
The senate judiciary committee unanimously approved today the nomination of Miles N. Pike of Reno to be United States Attorney for Nevada. Find tenants or your Vacate property before August 1. A Light Want Ad will do the job quicker.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Milles N. Pike
Reno
United States Allormey
Nevada
Dini
Brantairways Seeks Certificates for Several Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Authority faces a suit to grant Brantairways Inc. certificates covering routes from Chicago to Dallas via Burlington, Wichita, Ponca City and Oklahoma City. Amarillo to Dallas via Fort Worth Waco and San Antonio. Dallas to Galveston via Fort Worth Waco and Houston. and Houston to Corpus Christi. The carrier would transport persons, property and mail with certain restrictions on weapons.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Brantairways, Inc
Chicago
Dallas
Buirlington
Iowa
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Ponca
City
Omnery City
Ohlo
Port Wort
Amarillo
Wields Falls
Fork Worth
Brownsville
Fort Worth
Waco
Anitin
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
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Ellen
Stuart Loughborough
Dr. McCamish
She
William Baldridge Loughborough
Texas
U. Wead
Avalanciac
Europe
Orson Welles
Randolh AR
Mara
Houston Street
Paul Steffler
Steffler
der Mur Rey
Bill
Andi
Nelakio Oalrand Ponster
Walle
Wile Bee van Inneed
Thousiride
Wuren
Bran
Sesinalse Gost
Liars Sunt
Tropica
Wagueneal
Fannin
Broadway
Fifth St
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