Opening of World Exposition Amid Pageantry and Flags
The article describes a grand opening at an international exposition with a multinational procession led by Secretary Roper, radio and telegraph broadcasts reaching major cities, and a spectacle featuring flags of six nations. Exhibits in federal buildings total about 25 million dollars, with decency rules guiding censorship. President Roosevelt’s June 12 visit plans were finalized after security briefings.
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Esplanade
Stars and Stripes
Castle Wd
Srain
Confederacy
Lonestar of
Texas
Cotton Bowl Stadium
Radio Brostienst
France
Spain
Roper
Sweee
Federal
Washington
Bolioeid
Roteevelt
Col. W. 8. Starling
Secret Service
Funny Man Gets Big Lead In Comedy Head Role
Frank Meffagh wins top spot as head man for Three Men on a Horse after months of day offers from Harald Tloyd and Fadie Cantor. Warner nominations and Universal Serv. Congsreht details noted. Motion picture editor report from Los Angeles dated June 5.
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Louella O. Parsons
Universal Serv
Universal Service
Los Angeles
Frank Meffagh
Harald Tloyd
Fadie Cantor
Ige
Warner
Frank
Dee
St Anthony Rot Opens Rainbow Terrace With Band
After years of enlargement, St Anthony Rot opened Rainbow Terrace with Guy Armheim and band. The new layout expands beyond the old Coconut Grove footprint. Harry Anthony De Yourg’s cowboys scene adorns the lobby as diners fill the roof, with notable guests from local hotels and colleges present. An innovative pipe organ, a pipeless model, performed during intermissions by Verne Geve.
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St. Anthony Root's
Rainbow Terrace
Guy Armheim
Coconut Grove
Harry Anthony de Yourg
Vevas Hotel Tava
Mickelson
Sam Houston
Houston
Warlace Cleary
Warwick
Howton
Dan Hudson
Rice Widh
Jarrilt
Deadly head-on crash near San Marcos injures four
Lewis G. Dabney, 33, of Pasadena street, was killed in a head-on collision two wires east of San Marcos on the old San Antonio Austin highway at 8:19 a.m. Saturday. Four others, including Bassel Cunningham, 24, and Beatrice LaGore, 25, Austin, plus Maxine Bryant, 12, Austin, were injured and treated at San Marcos Memorial Hospital.
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Lewis G. Dabney
Pasadena Street
San Mercos
San Antonio-Austin
Basse
Herel
Gladewater
Beatrice LaGore
Austin
Maxine Bryant
Iso
Hazell
Auta
San Marcos Memorial Hospital
Wott
Rome
Din Fill
Hollywood Set In Motion For 1995-16 Stage Hit
Brown as Wartley Brothers ace Mervyn Leroy returns from Europe to direct a major comedy. John Cecil Holm’s play moves to production within weeks after final okays. Dorothy Fields and Herbert craft Love Insurance with Kern composing, while Laughton stars in a Paris success and Chevalier and others figure in a lively Hollywood scene.
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Lew Fields
Dorothy Fields
Hollywoxl
Dorothy
Herbert
Lew
Ducky
Jerome Kern
Kern
Paramount
Guest Speakers Planned at Denver Boulevard Church
E A Trick will address the Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church at South Mittman and Denver Boulevard on Sunday morning. George Farst is slated as the guest speaker for Sunday night. Rev Ed gar Hubbard serves as pastor.
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E. A. Trick
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian Church
South Mittman
Denver Boulevard
George Farst
Edgar Hubbard
Ting
Rebels in Mexican education clash sparks clashes labeled war
In Mexico City rebels clashed with the government program of socialist education. Gen. Luis Bobadilla reported about 1 000 rebels, with leadership credited to Lauro Recha, while many bands are scattered and led by outlaws. A rural school in Tepoztlan was attacked. Maria Hernandez defended the schoolhouse for 30 minutes, killing two rebels and wounding four. Federal troops captured several rebels. police report ongoing outlaw activity across Durango, Zacatecas, Jalisco, Guanajuato, and Colima.
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Mexico City
Luis Bobedilla
Lauro Recha
Rache
Tepoixco
Puebla
Maria Hernandez
Bobadilla
Broxig
Crispero
Re. York
Tiutarca
Elias Carles
Sahl
Govermament
War Department
Durango
Ziacateras
Jalisco
Guanajuato
Colima
Legion Eyed in New Death
Detroit May 6 police in Wyandotte said arrests were near in the death of Ray Pigock who vanished May 13 in underwear. Pigock’s body was later found in the Detroit River while Charles A Poole was killed by a Black Legion member the same morning, with detectives noting mental connections between the two cases.
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Detroit
Wyandotte
Conneretion
Ray Pigcock
Stout
Charles A. Foole
Black Legion
Pidcock
Ris Wxdy
Hightingsland
Detroit River
Pidcers
Poole
Auto Collision Fatal to Woman in Caldwell County
In a collision near Bryan on June 6 a Caldwell woman, 24, died. She was en route to Dallas to meet her husband who was working at the Texas Centennial exposition. Three other occupants escaped injury.
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Bryan
Postum
Caldwell
Dellas
Springall to Speak at Beacon Hill Church
R. S. Springall returns from the general assembly meeting in Augusta Georgia to address the Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church at 6 p m Sunday.
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R. S. Springall
Springall
Genecm Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Wit
Beacon Hol Presbyterian Church
Broadway Debut for Judy Drought as Opening of To My Husband Looms
Judy Drought known on stage as Julie Banell makes Broadway bow in Pulnam's To My Husband. Critics from New York press praise her poise and promise while noting the play’s mixed strength and her potential for future featured roles.
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la Antonio
Universal Aca
New York
Willan
Pulnam
Husband
Misa Drought
Julie Benell
New York American
Broadway
Licely
Julie Banell
New York Sun
Sulie Bevel
Shane
Dikic
Sarah
Robert Coleman
the Mirror
Miss Howell
Lenore Ulrie
Jackson Heights
California
Ign Keith Nett
Lestio Feuton
Coral Gables Opens New Dance Spot Near City Limits
Coral Gables plans a dance venue on Fridericksburg Road attracting capacity crowds after recent rains. Manager says 50 more tabs will be installed to improve patronage as Tanner and his stage band provide music.
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San Antonio
Fridericksburg
Ando
Tanner
Gert Gables
Jimmy Now in London Fog in a 1996 stage column mix
A chaotic odyssey through Hollywood lore and Broadway chatter outlines Jimmy’s London appearances and a string of gossip about actors. It mentions Paul Lukas, Lily Pons cousin Nana Borges, Carole Lombard, Anne Shirley, Jerome Kern, Eleanor Powell, Malreen O Sullivan, Clarence Muse, Marlene Dietrich, and Count Leo Tolstoy in a panoply of productions and plans.
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Lloyd Tantages
Ay King Eas
Drearbae
Minmy Durante
London
George Pileman
Rice
Demanthenes
Folger
Allan Woolf
Paul Lukas
Count of
Amfons
Paramount
Carole Lombard
Alaska
Musakes
Fred Astaire
Glasks
Richard Dix
Joe Penner
Robert Woolsey
Anne Shirley
Anne
M’liss
Jerome Kern
Eleanor Powell
Malreen O'Sullivan
Bollywood
Schedile
Teland
Clarence Muse
Walter Wenger
Emperor Jones
Rabio
Marlene Dietrich
Leo Tolstoy
Buck Jones in Prince Theater Double Feature
Unusually good two reel bill at the Prince theater features Buck Jones astride Sliver the famous white horse in Dead Time. Buck is wrongfully imprisoned and escapes to track the real criminal and win his heart’s desire in an engaging action story.
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Prince Theater
Buck Jones
Sliver
Buck
Notable names thread through Houston gossip page
The Bexar Facts item lists FRAN, FRANK LARO, T. NORM SMITH, and many locals and visitors such as ELHER EDGE, AD LOEDPER WEIN, FRANCES TRENE BARI, JOHNNY HUNTRESS JR, EMMA PAROE, MAY MARIE PRARSE, J.B CROSS, MAURY MAVERICK, PHILIP McGUIRE, and others. It notes social, business, and entertainment figures including performers, shot show organizers, patrons, and professionals from medicine, law, and farming, plus mentions of medina lake owners and local dignitaries. The piece paints a portrait of a bustling social scene with travel, establishments, and small events across Houston and Atlanta, with a few hints about local infrastructure like parking meters.
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Frank Laro
Johnny Huntress JR
Emma Paroe
May
Marie Prarse
J.B Cross
Maury Maverick
Washington
Cyess
North Carolina
Philip McGuire
Beat Yore
Rwmssell
Abbe
Medina Lake
Guy Allison
Connie Schweppe
Hellhron
Blum Changes French Ban Chief in Paris June
Premier Blum moves on multiple fronts to ease a nationwide strike, overhaul finance and defense, and push labor reform. He replaces the Bank of France governor Jean Tannery with Emile Labeyre, considers aid for striker families, and plans bills on amnesty, labor standards, national defense, and bank reforms as tensions rise in France.
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Leon Blum
Jean Tannery
Pank
France
Emile Labeyre
General Court of Servants
Edquard Daladien
Hit
Teftist
Bhim
Vincent Auriol
Z. B. Lebas
Labeyre
Ministry of Finance
Indo-China
Coloniel Ministry
Bank of France
Dng Seliert Oy
Blum
Blumam
White Board
Langer
Bank of Francs
Roger Salengro
Interior
Byrd Pledged to World Peace
At 47, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, in New York, vowed to pursue world peace after a six month Antarctic vigil. A crowd of 600 admirers presented a medallion reading Yo Dick Byrd Gallant Gentleman and heard him reflect on civilization's folly and a crusade for peace.
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New York
Christ
Richard E. Byrd
Dick Byrd
Antarctic
Mussolini to Parade 40000 Soldiers in Rome Tomorrow
Premier Mussolini hitched a warning to critics, detailing a 40,000 strong parade of the army's least motorized squadrons. The display will unfold in Rome with Viceroy Pietro Badoglio receiving hero’s honors after the Ethiopian campaign as Italy faces possible criticism at upcoming League of Nations sessions.
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Musso- Hol
Italy
League of Nations
Pietro Badognni
Weather Summary for January 1 Weather observations and regional temps
A garbled weather report lists temperatures and conditions across many U S locations. It includes Abilene Albuquerque Amarillo Atlanta Brownsville Charleston Corpus Christi Dallas Denver El Paso Houston and more with notes on clear cloudy and windy conditions. Some times and measurements are corrupted but overall indicates seasonal temperatures and general forecasts for the weekend and week ahead.
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Gasca
Corpus Christi
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Wilizton
Tax Bill Heads for Warm Parley
Senate passes a broad tax measure aimed at high taxes on undistributed corporate profits. The bill would raise 929 million and impose 8 1 2 1038 percent on net corporate incomes, repeal dividend exclusions, and boost individual surtaxes. Conferees to be named next week as Republicans prep for Cleveland convention.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Dees
House
Cleveland
Totay
Couzens
Keyes
Addams
Demuerst
Colorado
Shannon rites delayed for Col Robert Emmett Shannon
Funeral services for Colonel Robert Emmett Shannon 68 died Friday at Fort Sam Houston hospital. Abeyance pending arrival of relatives. body expected to be sent to Washington for burial in Arlington cemetery. Survived by widow Katherine M Shannon of Washington one son Walter G Shannon sister Mrs John Feikean brothers John B R Shannon and Nelson L Shannon. Served nearly 30 years including World War I overseas. led Gold Star Mothers program and served in Washington. Mason, National Sojourners, Army Navy Country Club member.
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Robert Emmett Shannon
Fort Sam Totston Hospital
Washington
Anington
Chester
Til
Colonel Shannon
San Arturo
John Pelkey
Katherine M. Shannon
Walter G. Shannon
John Feike
John BR. Shannon
San Francisco
Nelson L. Shannon
Washlington
Shannon
National Sojourners Pid
Army and Navy Country Club
Ak ‘Washlogton
Youth Completes B A in Nine Months at Chicago
Donald Mc Murray, 21, of New York, passed May examinations to qualify for a bachelor of arts degree after nine months study at the University of Chicago. He aimed to pursue a master’s degree during the university summer session and hoped to receive it by September.
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Brades Jm Sever
Donald McMurray
Elvitle
University of Chicago
Usushy
University
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