Keys quadruplets graduate from Baylor in Waco
The Keys quadruplets Rose Mary Mons Roberta and Leota May, former Baylor University students, were photographed by Hagerprint experts for identification. Mary and the others recently returned to Hollis Oklahoma with their parents Mr and Mrs Flake Keys. The sisters are believed to be the only quadruplets to graduate from college.
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Waco
Mary
Mons
Roberta
Leota
Sem
Fwier
Bureau of Identification
Baylor University
Baptist School
Flake Keys
Hollis
Okla
Soviet Explorers Reach North Polar Seas Depths
Soviet explorer scientists reported from an ice free wintering camp near 88.54 degrees north and 2 degrees west, about 200 miles from the pole toward Greenland that they plumbed the North Polar seas to a depth of 14 015 feet after three hours of demanding work to lower and raise the sounding gear.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Greenland
Ex-Gambling Boss Dies in Chicago After Fractured Gall Bladder
James J. Heckett, 63, once a noted gambling kingpin and Blu Island road house operator, died in a hospital from a gall bladder rupture. He had been kidnapped twice by the same men, paying 75000 in 1931 and 1500 in 1933 after abductions. The report notes his earlier ransom history and burial context.
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Chicago
James J. Heckett
Blu Island
Ground floor bookies close as city investigates order
In San Antonio reports claim a mysterious order to close or move ground floor cookie and bookie shops circulated. Police, sheriff, DA, rangers and wire service denied issuing it while ground floor bookmakers stayed shuttered. Local gossip notes carnival acts, talent, and circus ties amid city bustle.
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San Antonio
Rangers
Bookle Wire Service
Dawn
Wye Ince
Man badly burned in gasoline accident in Bandera
Julian Ma farek was severely burned Monday when a bucket of gasoline he was using to clean a car ignited, burning him. Two bystanders who rushed to help also burned their hands.
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Bandera
Julian Ma
Farek
California Registers 32000 Cattle Brands
California state department of agriculture reports more than 32000 cattle brands registered, with over 2000 distinctive marks recorded for livestock branding across the state.
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California State Department of Agriculture
Girls Letter Wins Award at San Antonio contest
In Grace Craps a 14 year old student from San Antonio Vocational and Technical school won the local letter writing contest. Hayley Doepiler and Ashby Sutherland placed second and third. Prize money totaled 1500 for the national contest with several students receiving honorable mention. Judges included County Judge Egbert Schwepple and others.
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Grace Craps
San Attanto Vocational and Technical School
San Antonio, Life Underwriters’ Association
New York
Hayley Doepiler
Central Catholic High ‘School
Ashby Sutherland
Thomas Jefferson High School
St Anthony
Bilby Nichols
San Antonio Vocational and
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Showman's Bible
Stanley Graham
Keney Thas
Whoesale Chase
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Ua Greeround
Ational Optical Stores
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America
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DR. Pepper CO
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Panveneer
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Ghursdays
Southern Motors
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Yantis Motor CO
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