Telephone Rate Cutter League Formed in City Meeting
A mass meeting of over three hundred citizens at the municipal auditorium launched the Dillitles league to push lower phone rates, focusing on Southwestern Bell. Charles M. Dickson chaired. George Hurd to report on permanent organization at August 18.
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Municipal Auditorum
Charles M. Dickson
George Hurd
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dickson
A. B. Weakley
D. A. Walker
M. B. Maurice
Hurd
Walker
Amerika
League
M. Chambers
Active Fight for Ainsworth Planned
J Z Luling mayor G Stein secretary of Mil ter Ainsworth campaign committee and state American Legion commander sent letters to Legionnaires seeking support. Ainsworth bank president and Luling national guard captain has unanimous backing from the Third Division Browns ville convention and Tenth District Austin Bend and friends plan to push him at the Corpus Christ state convention.
Lockhart Group Heads to State School Camp
Caldwell county 4-H club girls and boys plus demonstration club ladies leave Sunday for College Station to attend the state HAC encampment hosted by the Lockhart group at the state school. County Agent T H Border and Demonstrator Miss Lela Brunett accompany the Caldwell county delegation.
Arms Delegates Meet Herriot In Paris
Senator Claude A Swanson of Virginia and Norman Devis, part of the American armament delegation, conferred with Premiere Herriot and a cabinet member at the embassy. The discussion centered on technical aspects of arms harmony and the American viewpoint on global limitations.
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Herriot
Paris
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Norman Devis
Premice Herriot
Snynim
Hig Cabinet
Three Texas West Point Graduates Assigned to Randolph Field
Three Texas graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point have been assigned to inlining at Randolph Field, per Copa headquarters. William M. Garland of Fort Worth, Robert J. Carver of Topline, and John J. Hite of Borate are named in the notice.
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Texas West Point
Randolph
Texas
United States Military Academy
Wert, Point
Randolph Field
Darbern
Copa
Wiliam M. Garland
Fort Worth
Robert J. Carver
Topline
John J. Hite
Borate
Foes assail Hitler after he refuses radio speech
Berlin reports a sharp burst of opposition as Adolf Hitler declines a planned radio campaign address. Critics taunt him for avoiding the microphone, claiming fear of confrontation without his soldiers, cheering crowds, and dramatic entrances.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Hiller
Hhey
Turned in fire alarm and asked to be jailed in Baltimore
Samuel Zito said he has had no job since May and turned in a fire alarm then asked to be taken to jail, a police officer granted his request. In Hoquiam Washington a traffic cop is joked about as needed. August Northup reports their two canoe trip up streams was hindered by a bear with cubs, a herd of elk, another elk herd, and two deer.
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Baltimore
Samuel Zito
Hoquiam
Wash
Prank
August Northup
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Hearst
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
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Xame
Empire of Steel
Faith Baldwin
Skyscraper
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Warren
William
Maureen O'Sullivan Gregory Ratoffanita Page Verree Teasdale
Norman Foster
George Barbier
Jean Hersholt
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Edgar Selwyn
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