Weekend of Auto Crash Toll Grips City
A severe weekend of automobile crashes left many injured and one dead. Beulah Patterson, 1953 Weal Ashby Place, died at Sant Hos infirmary from injuries after a car struck her on Cincinnati Avenue and Zarzemora Street.
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Faity
Beulah Patterson
Weal Ashby
Tuerdas Musical Eth
Fod
John H. Patterson
Well R
Nese J
Johnn. Catterson
San Antonio
Setlerson D
Ey Dero
Robert Flores
Durance
Jor Vehler
Durango
Carlos Villigos
North
Laredo Eleces
Manac Ortiz
Cibola Street
Louis Ramirez
Ortiz
Ruadslope
Vecos
Felipe Selazar
Lome Vista Street
Robert B. Green Despits
Zarzemore
Guadalupe Strets
Fred Brock
Backberry Street
Picuck
Boo Witas
Mamie Alezander
Vera Cruz Street
Laredo
Cevilos
Lewis Hinjel
Big Ban Caring Street
Martinez
Font Mistletoe Avenue
Amd
Victor Gevalla
King Street
Igiured Inn Cnilssion
Bilerdmin
Radio Offers Lasting Entertainment and Bargains
The ad promotes daily radio programming for lasting entertainment through varied programs and features. It also highlights Light classified ads with bargains on radios, emphasizing low prices, easy payments, and high trade-in allowances for old instruments.
Teen reports stolen cash in locker and cab bar
A teen at 10a Na Carry Street told police $42 was taken from a locker. Another teen at Blue Bonnet Hamburger No 4 in St. Marys and Pecan streets reported $10 stolen from a cab bar during the week end.
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Jock Rages
Embleton Motor Company
Nacarry Street
Mondey
St. Mary's
Pecan
Six San Antonians Return From Monterey Tour
A party of 14 travelers returned Monday from a four day meter tour of Monterey Mexico sponsored by the Southland Greyhound Lines. San Antonians in the group include Mire Rubie Powell Bernice Marbows Victoria Trinte Engiet Krefele Siatsin Bow man Warren Darby and others from Waco Houston and Kansas with few unclear names remaining.
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Mexico
Monilay
Monterey
Southland Greyhound Lines
Mire Rubie Powell
Bernice Marbows
Victoria Trinte
Engiet Krefele
Siatsin Bowman
Warren Darby
Imor
Waco
Josephine Hilden
Eulamac Smith
Houston
Bam Toyo Smith
Gai
Frost Likely After Latur Day in New York State
In Stony Point New York July 28 residents report expectations of an early frost after Latur day. Katydids chirp in the hot weather signaling coming cold. The scene reflects local folk weather lore amid warm conditions.
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New York State
Stony Point
Champ Daylight Saver Revelation From Agriculture
Washington dispatch reports a department of agriculture disclosure about a daylight saving concept for the Arctic and Antarctic regions. The plan envisions extended daylight during mutual annual daylight periods with a focus on practical energy and timing implications.
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Champ
Washington
Champing
Department of Agriculture
Arctic
Oley
Antarctic
Set Storm Sewer Bids for August 2
The city council announced bids for storm sewer work on the Bigthatreet extension to be received August 2. Two bids are invited by the city engineer, one for 527 feet of 24 inch pipe and one for 527 feet of 12 inch pipe.
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Bida
Bigthatreet
Fie
Mandas
Reece
Census Returns Highlight Georgia Towns and Shifts
Census figures show Columbia and Valdosta in Georgia with significant increases while nearby areas report declines. Data lists populations like Colimbia, Valdosta and Wareruee with varied percentages, reflecting broader regional shifts in the state.
U. S. Magnet for Foreign Capital
In a radio address July 28 the speaker urged consensus for world confidence in the long term stability of U S institutions and in the material progress of the nation. He said a home in any city section is a solid investment and urged readers to buy.
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Sy. Juline Klein
Weather notes show mixed precipitation and terrain concerns
Fragmented OCR text records unclear weather and terrain mentions with several garbled phrases. It hints at precipitation, possible timing, and conditions affecting a location or route, but specifics are unreadable. No clear events or named entities are recoverable from the readable text.
Chaplin Served With Libel Claim in London
A writ was served today on Charles Chaplin on behalf of Molly Wright a blonde English film actress alleging damages for alleged assault and libel. The action is filed in London and seeks redress for the claimed injuries.
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Loslox
Sid Chaplin
Mally = Wright
Setrese
Stoneler
Says America Due to Police World
LOMMON July 88 Sir Lane contends a global hand shapes Americans fate while lands of Asnerita are cited He warns of a misaligned world order and calls for national self governance amid unclear international ties and shifting power dynamics
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America
Lommon
Sir Lane
Princeton Grid Hero Dies On Train Ride Home
John De Witt, 48, former Princeton football star and 1920 American guard, died on a moving train while returning from his Greenfield, Montana home. A Princeton class member of 1901, he played for Tiger teams for years and was later a football coach at Princeton in 1924.
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John de Witt
Princetonate
Hoover Plans Vacation Departure Date Likely This Week
ORANGH Virginia July 28 President Hoover will announce definite plans for his vacation and probable departure date from Washington early this week. The report notes he intends to leave soon, with details to be disclosed by the White House.
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Hoover
Orangh. Va
AINT WE GOT FUN Contenders duel in a test of endurance
Young America faces internal contest as riders test balance and stamina on bikes and swings. Baby Rowland, upper I and "Red" Davis participate in a playful struggle to gauge endurance and showmanship amid crowd excitement.
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Young
America
Baby Rowland
Red” Davis
Ocean voyage solo trek via Boa San Luca head to Porto Rico
A lone explorer with a greyhound departs from San Luca de Barrameda Spain on a perilous Atlantic crossing. He plans to reach Porto Rico in about 40 days, pressing onward despite harsh conditions and uncertain aid.
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San Luca DE Barmaneda
Spain
Francheschi Cabdalleco
Porto Rico
Petition Seeks Deepening Arroyo Colorado to Nine Feet
Harlingen July 28 a petition bearing the names of 100 taxpayers requests the Arroyo Colorado be dredged to a depth of nine feet from Harlingen to Padre Island. The petition will be presented to the Arroyo navigation district commission by De R J Palmer. The group cites a $500,000 bond issue to fund the project and lists commission members J Ib Chambers, Marlice Chuttian, Tore Brown, Salingens and Wsa.
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Harlingen
A_ petiion
Arroyo Colorado
Padre Island
Arroyo Navixation District Commission
R. J. Palmer
J. Ib. Chacabers
Marli¢e. Chuittian
Tore Brown
Sai Ingens
Wsa
State Aid Sought on Valley Highway
Brownsville July 29 Efforts to have the valley road carved through the brush along the Grande by General Scott in the way with Merion in 848 designated as a state highway will be made before the state highway commission Wednesday of this week by two delegations of valley people.
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Brownsville
Din Grande
Rcott
Merion
State Highway Commission
Calley
Gas Connections Planned for Eagle Pass Homes
Texas Gas Utilities says natural gas connections for Eagle Pass homes will be ready by mid September or early October. Management announced the schedule and preparations for service expansion.
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Eagle Pass Set
Eagle Pass
Suly 23
Texas Gay Utilities Company
Mmply Natural Sag
Texas youth dies in car crash in Missouri hospital
An 18 year old from Donna Texas died after a car accident eight miles south of Harrisonville on United States Highway No. 71. The tragedy left Llnyd Brown injured and hospitalized in the local facility.
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Texas
Harrisonville
Llnyd Brown
Donna
Classified Apartment Listings Amid Noisy Classifications
Daily apartment notices appear in classifications 207 and 108 under Light Classified Ad sections with varied descriptions and statuses, reflecting ongoing listing activity and routine categorization.
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Urplabed
Apturn
Dalrd
Soviets Move to End Shoe Shortage and Famine
In Moscow on July 28, the government announced a new plan to stabilize supply and curb private market profiteering, aiming to end the famine of shoes at prohibitive prices. In Liverpool on July 24, religious riots prompted heavy police patrols and ambulances as clashes between Catholics and Protestants continued along Netherfield Road.
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Moscow
Liverpool
Rmpracnents
Betwren Cathay View
Pentestants
Netherfield Road
78 Pleas for Work, Still Trying
Chicago reports a new form of endurance effort with many adults seeking work. Details mention individuals like Dana Hortemhere, Hag Deen, and Seluiz, plus others aged 32 to 47, all seeking employment as the city faces job strain and related housing concerns.
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Chicago
Dana
Dune
Meneg Seluiz
Vieter Distlinskes Hae
Fang Himber
West 10 Gain 10 Seats In Congress
The West will gain 10 House seats after the 1980 census, with California and Washington receiving increases while Oregon Nevada Idaho Utah Montana Wyoming and others retain their current representation. The shift raises the far West to 43 seats, a small gain amid regional redistribution.
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Walifagton
D. G. Suly
Pacific Coast
Universal Service
Census Bureau
Wing
California
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
Arhous
New Mexico
Tah
Tolaho
Montana
Wyoming
Tromils
Rexlon
United States
Far
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