Kentucky girl crowned Miss Limited States at pageant
Anne Lee Patterson, age sixteen, won the twelfth annual international pageant in Galveston after beating twenty one other American contestants. A committee of artists selected her as Miss Limited States, with high hopes for future national recognition.
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U S Woman Becomes Buddhist Nun Shunning Home
A California woman, Margaret Leilson Alte, leaves country and possessions to enter Buddhism as a nun. She will travel to Japan for monastic training after taking the four vows and the ten precepts reforming her life. Her Kentucky roots in Ludlow are noted as she prepares for ordination and renunciation of worldly ties.
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Federal revenues fall short of Hoover estimate
The US government reports monthly revenue below Hoover's forecast as 13 foreign governments paid $11.85 million into the treasury yesterday. With daily income averaging $27.79 million for the first 12 days of June, the month’s total is expected near $90 million.
Bryan to Get Man on Murder Charge Waiver
Deputy Dominguez arrested Rey Mundy Hernandez after a four year search for a murder suspect tied to a 1925 killing. Bryan officers, with Chief Hea and Constable Thee, identified Hernandez as the jail escapee later charged in a 1027 death. Inez Lozano, a night watchman, observed the arrest.
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Aviator Antoine Paillart Dies After Long Flight Career
Paris reports the aviator Antoine Paillart died last night after years of danger in the air and an attempted operation for appeal. Paillart and Jean Mermox once held the world record for distance light over a closed circuit until recent records by Joseph Je Brix and Marcel Doret surpassed them.
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Hunt Wiens Dairyman Missing After Abduction
Frank Kemp, a dairy man near Devine, vanished after two strangers arrived to collect his car. Constable B Grant reported relatives say he left his automobile and may have been abducted by two men who came to his home late Monday night. a search follows with no clear clues. Elizabeth Ealinger of 2124 West Houston Street linked to the case as part of nearby sightings.
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Ellington Heads Texas City Managers League at Meeting
Ellington was elected president of the City Managers League of Texas at a session in June. J. Blan Kgers of Austin was named first vice president and Horthwell of Sweetwater was elected second vice president. Harvey Wolbraper of Houston was re-elected executive secretary.
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Ellingsley
Postal Officials Hear Hoover on Route Tour
Postal officials hear President Herbert Hoover discuss a tour of mail routes between San Antonio and Converse. Officials note plans to postpone trips as reorganizations proceed and next steps are outlined.
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