Editors to Attend Prosperity Banquet In Texas City
More than 33 members of the South Texas Press Association and other dignitaries will attend the Prosperity Banquet at the Gunter hotel Friday night. The event opens Texas Prosper Month, marking growth in recent years and the dedication of the new Greater Majestic theater with a 7:30 pm opening performance. Governor Dan Mood will attend, with receipts from the dedication to charity. Tickets are sold by the Junior League and the Majestic tax office.
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Man on Sub in War Drowns at Wilmington Creek
Dennis A. Bradley, 30, a World War submarine crew member who crossed the Atlantic seven times, drowned in Wilmington when attempting to swim a 100 foot wide creek.
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Anyhow She's In Paris Col Huddleston Rumored Split
Paris society circles whisper that Col Henry Huddleston may lose his wife a New York socialite who has taken a legal residence in Paris. She is pictured in costume at a fancy dress ball as rumors swirl about their marriage.
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Missionary to Serve Team Faces Turkish Jail Sentence
Saloni ga Greece June 10. OP Lucille Bay a California missionary in Turkey was sentenced to two days in a Turkish prison for teaching Christianity to Molencirt Fetura. The case follows trial at Heoussa where Mise Day defended herself in Turkish. the verdict led to the closing of the American girls school at Jeaursa.
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MacDonald to Visit U.S. in Angl American Talks
Reports from Washington indicate Prime Minister MacDonald may visit the United States to discuss Anglo American relations with President Weaver. Despite limited White House details, observers expect a welcoming reception for the British premier amid questions over armaments policy and the path to cooperation.
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Oil conservation conference weighs curbing output
Colorado Springs June 10 delegates at the governors oil conservation conference hear the thesis of the petroleum industry on overproduction. An interstate compact to control output from about 320000 wells was discussed, with proposals leaning toward government coercion if industry does not unite to conserve oil supplies.
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Priest Brother of Late War Leader Dies in Paris
Father Germain Foch Jesuit priest and younger brother of Marshal Ferdinand Foch died in Paris hospital less than three months after his soldier brother's death. He had been brought to Paris from Montgeron on March 21 and learned of the marshal's passing the following day after a long heart condition.
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Mrs Thaw Dies at 87 Mother of Harry K Thaw
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw philanthropist and mother of Harry K Thaw died at her Pittsburgh home. She would have turned 87 on June 14 as two of her four children, Harry K Thaw and Countess de Perigny of Caris, were at her bedside. Daughter Mrs Gooffies G Whitney was en route from Boston while son Josiah Copley Thaw was in France.
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Kellogg Sees Prosperity From German Pact Signing
Chicago June 10 W Frank B Kellogg secretary of state in the Coolidge cabinet foresees prosperity for American business as the German reparations issue is settled. He said the world and the United States will profit from signing the pact while en route to Madrid.
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Ocean planes ready to hop from Old Orchard
Old Orchard Me June 1 0 P The Yellow Bird and Green Flash monoplanes poised for a hop to Paris tomorrow morning barring a Atlantic storm. Weather outlook seen by Lewin A Yancey of Green Flash. fog and low clouds to clear from the course after advice from Dr James H Kimball New York meteorologist. If takeoff goes ahead Armens Lotti sponsors the Yellow Wilds High to Paris plans to fly with two French companions.
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Swedish Princess Feted in Britain Ball to Honor Ingrid of Sweden
London society awaits a grand ball Friday evening at a distinguished location in honor of Princess Ingrid of Sweden. The Prince of Wales and other royal family members are expected to attend the event, signaling strong ties between Britain and Sweden.
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Notable Travels and Visits Span Gulf Coast and Beyond
Spotlights report multiple social notes from El Paso with Mrs Q A Blackwood returning from a Houston Galveston trip. Others delayed by flood in Galveston. 30 miles docked. Hazos valley debris. Arrivals include Barron from Independent Oil and Supply, Brack’s San Francisco summer, Miss Chrysler in San Antonio. Several attending camps, conferences, and assemblies in Fort Worth Dallas Camp Waldemar.
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Polato and Berge Meivani Split After Three Months of Strife
Vola Negri and Berge Meivani, once dubbed prince and wife, are parting after a quarrel over a Monte Carlo trip. The split began three months ago in Vratieg when the prince defied a ban and traveled abroad. Negri announced the divorce to close friends two months ago, with papers filed last week while she was in England and he at The Hague.
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Police Stop Lynching Attempt in Gastonia After Talked-Down Mob
In Gastonia North Carolina June a group of twelve men tried to seize Fred Ewha Beal a southern organizer for the National Textile Workers union. Five city policemen and a city councilman talked them into releasing Beal and allowing officers to escort him away from the mob. The incident followed the fatal clash with strikers last Friday that led to the arrest of Chief O F Adoe Holt in Spartanburg alongside guard K Q Era. Councilman Robert Craig and officers H Jackson and Thomas Raokin faced the mob but refused to surrender Beal.
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