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San Jose Plaza Reconstruction Celebrates Centennial Vision
Crowded San Jose Mission plaza marked by settlers and civic leaders as County Judge Frost warns that upkeep requires concessions or lease to church or Conservation Society. Tribute to Harvey P. Smith and Albert Trawalter honors, with politicians mingling amid pioneer tableaux and dances.
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Conservation Society
San Joss ‘Mission
Frost
Woodhull
Hart
Dudge Woodhull
Harvey P. Smith
Albert Trawalter
P. Hi
Mullinax
Trawalter
Mission San Jose Plaza
Wori
Republic
Plaza
Maury Maverick
K.quin
P. M. Barrett
Thin Conservation Society
Alan
Elizabeth C. Graham
Sanose
San
PWA Marks Third Anniversary With Pledge of Future Output
Secretary Ickes celebrated the three year milestone of the Public Works Administration and outlined broad activities of the agency. He said PWA will not fail to give the country its best in the future and asserted the spent 2,209,000,000 funded useful projects providing the equivalent of 200,000 man years of work, with three quarters in plants supplying materials and equipment for PWA projects.
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PWA
Washington
Ickes Fogay
Public Works Administration
Apenty
Ickes
Drunk Driver Arrest Ties to Tennis Player Address
An automobile driver who gave his name as Frank X Shields was taken to Sunrise Court for arraignment on misdemeanor intoxication charges after his car collided with another. Police said Shields provided the same address as Francis X Shields, a tennis player and impetor, who recently reported a robbery at his home.
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Bollywood
Frank X. Shields
Sun-rise Colt
Shields
Luther Gilbreath
Oscar Guenow
Wilson
Los Angeles
Gilfreath
Francis X. Shields
Impetor
Steel maker dead widely known in Gary plant
William P. Greason, 71, rose from apprentice at Joliet rolling mills to general superintendent at the Gary Indiana plant of the Twinoss Steel corporation. He died Sunday in Chicago after a stroke.
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Chicago
Wilam P. Greason
Joliet Rolling Mills
Gary, Ind
Tmiinoss Steel Corporation
Sunpy
Death Takes Chesterton Beaconsfield Icon Gilbert Keith Chesterton
Chesterton Keith Gilbert Chesterton, known as the Prince of Paradoxes, died yesterday at 62 after a week’s illness at his home near London. An art critic, essayist, poet, detective writer, and newspaper contributor, his career spanned criticism and varied literary forms.
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Beaconsfield
England
Gilbert
Keith Chesterton
London
Prifce
Chesterton
City to discuss stadium site with centennial group
City officials will meet Texas Centennial commission and local advisory group at 10 a m Tuesday to decide on a location for the $220000 memorial stadium. The city will offer union park site, municipally owned Exposition park, and ten other offered sites only if no cost to the city. The Centennial group will then decide on a recommendation after the offer is made. Claude V Bizkteld chairs the local Centennial committee, noting a decision may not be reached at the Tuesday session.
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Bos City
Stadium
Texas Centennial Commission
Centennal
Tusday
Union Park
Centennial Group
Exposition Park
Texas Plans Game Nets to Patrol Southwest States
Austin June 15 Modernized Texas state police plan a coordinated genetic blockade system with New Mexico Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas to trap criminals across state lines. The Texas Department of Public Safety would include the highway patrol and enlist hundreds of local officers in the effort.
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Austin
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol
Treasury Position June Fifteenth Reports Large Deficits
The Treasury lists receipts 47,067,164.04 while expenditures total 70,301,227.81, leaving a net balance of 2,516,996,249.88. Customs receipts reach 14,135,880.08 in the year, with gross debt at 51,111,160,482.23 and assets at 10,485,970,213.10 as of the report date.
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Treasury
Wasitington
Gaia
Snake scare sends man to hospital in Atlanta
June 15 report says Martin Locke, fishing with a companion near Atlanta, reached for a pistol after hearing the word shake. He shot himself in the thigh while attempting to draw, the snake alerting excitement as the snake escaped.
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Atlanta
Martin Locke
Locke
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