Princes and entertainers in Los Angeles scandal causes boss to oust
In Los Angeles on June 16 the gossip column Over Teacups reports stockholders of Petroleum Enterprises move to oust Princes David and Sergé M'Diyani as directors. Mae Murray and Mary McCormic, lovers on the Georgian romance thread, are linked to alleged affairs. Murray sues Berge for separate maintenance amid dramatic hotel room revelations. Mary McCormic sues Prince David.
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M'Divani
Lohey
Off Wells
Mae Murray
Mary McCormic
Royal Toad
Venice
Princes David
Sergé M'Diyani
Busy Snake Man Soothed by Hissing Serpents
W A Bevan director of Brackenridge park reptile garden has set up a street car as his sleeping quarters near the Wide Memorial museum after the garden opened last week. He says crowds form at the exhibit and the snakes’ hisses lull him to sleep.
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Brackenridge Park
Waterloo
W. A. Bevan
Treplile Garden
Bevan
Princes Mdivani wedding time delays return home
At a special oil company shareholders meeting officers were elected in the princes absence. The MDivanis wives claim five productive wells in trust, tied up by court actions while the princes, Serge and David, stay in Paris for a wedding. Passport issues may delay their return to face suits filed by their wives.
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Piwell Ventures
Seb
Miss McCormick
Miss Murray
D. A. Russell
Treciver
M'Divani Properties
Mdivanis
Paris
Faris
Serge
David Mdivani
America
No Summer Slack Seen in Business
NEW YORK reports show no seasonal slack in business as forward movement continues. Dunn & Bradstreet says employment is rising and wages are up while summer closures are abandoned. many industries are booked into early fall. Woolworth heiress Barbara Houston and her brother seek visas to reenter the United States to work rather than visit.
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New York
Duwn
Wswa
Dunn& Bradstreet Review
Alesis
Barbara Houston
Woolworth
Washington
United States
Reserve Bank Increase Across Dallas Federal Reserve Resources
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including its San Antonio branch reported total resources of 117,175,000 for the week ending Friday, up 8,938,000 from the same week in 1932 but down 2,903,000 from the prior week. Bills and securities stood at 51,286,000, down 236,000 from the prior week and up 5,591,000 from 1932. Reserves totaled 47,980,000, down 3,369,000 from the preceding week and down 1,224,000 from last year.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Indian Jewels Ride to Chicago Fair Display
Priceless jewels from an ancient Indian tomb at Monte Alban are sent to the Chicago Century of Progress in the presidential train. Dr. Alfonso Casa, who uncovered the burial place of seven caciques, oversees the exhibit onboard.
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Mexico City
Monte Alban
Alfonso Casa
Open Forum on Insurance Woes and Family Needs
A letter to the editor voices frustration with life insurance practices. The writer condemns insurers for removing coverage from long customers and argues against pressuring beneficiaries. He condemns insults toward women questioning policy changes and calls for fair play in insurance as a community concern.
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the Light
Municipal Bus System Urged by Citizen Editor
The Citizen urges Milwaukee to adopt a municipal bus transportation system. It laments high fares, claiming workers earning 75 cents daily struggle to reach jobs while taxes fund private bus barons. It argues that $1.7 million could buy double the current fleet and repay quickly, benefiting the poor without new taxes.
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C. K. Quin
Wbig
Jess
Public Service Company
Milwaukee
Soviets Expand Control Over Collective Farms Decree
MOSCOW June 16 The Communist party in central committee decree extends control by political sections to all collective farms. Since January pollident sections have operated in state farms and fractal stations as vigilantes to enforce discipline weed out dissidents and boost production. Great successes are claimed.
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Communist Party
China U K loan to China ratified by legislative Yuan
The Legislative Yuan of the Chinese Nationalist government ratified today the United States Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to China amounting to 40,00,000. It recommended forming a board of trustees to hold the funds and supervise appropriations and using the entire loan for productive purposes including development of industries, agriculture, waterworks and communications.
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Nanking
China
Legislative Yuan
United States
Buses Arranged for Bandera Trip by San Antonio Group
Members of the San Antonio Conservation Society planning a Bandera outing may reserve a seat by calling Mrs. O A Hudson. The group will assemble at the Municipal Auditorium Saturday morning to travel to Bandera as guests of Marvin Hunter editor of Frontier Times for a barbecue. Buses available for those without private transport.
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San Antonio
Young Roosevelt Receives Diploma at Groton School
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the president graduates from Groton School 33 years after his father's class. President Roosevelt hoped to attend but telephoned regret from Washington due to the press of affairs in the capital.
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Grotow
Franklin D. Roosacerk Jr
Groton Schol Laday
Franklin Jr
Washington
Affatra
Gloria Swanson's Effects on Sale
Gloria Swanson's furniture, movie attire and effects were ordered sold by the sheriff after a writ of execution from the county clerk. The sale, to satisfy a judgment in favor of W. Jay Saylor, covers items listed as household furniture and related goods.
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Jung
Gloria
Swanson
Xunlion
Sheriff's Office
Amin
Tha
W. Jay Saylor
Duvall Heads North Toward Fort Worth in Bet on Legalized Racing
In Texas June 16 Representative J C Duvall, who gambled on horse race betting becoming legal, rode north from San Antonio with Garry Thurman of San Antonio. Overnight stops planned include Belton for the weekend as he continues toward cowtown Fort Worth. A separate item from Charleston West Virginia notes a rabbit’s left hind foot discovered in a letter opened in the governor’s office.
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Georgetown
Texas
INS
J. C. Duvall
Cowtown
Fort Worth
Duvall
Garry Thurman
San Antoni
Belton
San Antonio
Charleston
W. Va
Vacation Church School Exhibit closes with program
Lau rel Heights Methodist Church completes an exhibit of manual training and handwork by Vacation Bible School students. A final program is set for 7 p m Friday with H H Love lace directing. Superintendent Mrs G W Parish led the school of 214 students and workers. five department superintendents were named.
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Laurel Heights Methodist Church
H. H. Lovelace
Educathon
G. W. Parish
Charles M. Dickson
H. Bascom Watts
Floydr. Tord
Order of De Malay Opens Convention in Wichita
The annual convention of the Texas Order of De Malay opens in Wichita today with state master councillor Lawyer Nelaya of Cleburne presiding. Election of officers and committee reports planned, along with various entertainments on today's program.
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Wichita Palg
Texas
Lawier Nelaya
Cleburne
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