Flier Cadets Prolific Weekend Flights Across Texas
The Kelly field cadets plus Brooksfield and Kerrville units completed a busy week end with 102 planes flying cross country. A 21‑plane formation at Memphis honored a new municipal airport. Nineteen planes attended Kerrville dedicatory exercises as 35 cadets visited Brownsville, all returning safely Sunday night. Women are urged to consult the classified beauty column for permanent wages and other aids.
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Texas Loses Bright Texas Youth to South America
A county hails the emigration of notable Lone Star families' sons to Argentina and other South American locales. The piece notes Harry Kilbys visit to Bustos Aires, a 2 year old daughter, and the death of Mina Julio Staben. It discusses crops, dairy yields, and the banana trade's impact on Texas ranching.
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H.H. Hilsby
Bustos Aires
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Kilsby
Roberts Julia
Alice
Mina Julio Staben
Laredo
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Minor Cooper Keith
Babylon
N.Y
Soll
Keith
United Fruit Company
Amientory Canal
Concho County
Girl Earns Degree After Six-Year Study at Stanford
Stanford Calif June 17 Miss Betty Ford 17 described by psychologists as an extraordinary genius graduated from Stanford University today after spending six years in school A private high school for three years and three years at the university She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Campbell Ford of San Francisco Once called a genius by Dr Lewis J Tereman a decade ago
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Calif
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Wiss Ford
Mra
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San Francisco
Lewis J. Tereman
Man Faces Death Charge as Pile Driver Killed at Dance
Houston, June 17. Dor cheiter inlay faced murder charges after the death of K F P McLean at the Pile Drivers' association annual picnic and dance. Both men were pile driver operators. A negro orchestra played, a dispute arose, and a fight followed. Ten or more pile drivers participated. MelLean and Theiler were among them.
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Houston
General McCoy May Lead Fort Sam Houston Division
The Second Division Fort Sam Houston may gain a new major general as Frank R. BleCoy, now a brigadier general, returns this fall. General McCoy, a member of the Holman-Parragut commission, likely will fill the vacancy created by Maj. Gen. William B. Smith’s death, with promotion based on President Hoover’s personal recommendation.
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Frank R. BleCoy
Army Jast
McCoy
Holman-Paragitayan Conciliation Commission
Washington
William BR. Smith
Seventh Corps
Japanese Volcano Erupts After Decade of Quiet
Komagatake volcano near Hakodate erupts after years of dormancy. Lava flows threaten forests and blanket nearby villages with ash and scorching heat. Residents flee as the mountain belches smoke and flame, marking a rare renewed activity in the region.
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Haka- Mari
Russian Editor Believed Slain in Anti-Bolshevik Paper
LOS ANGELES June 17 81ill missing after 48 hours. Michael Pasholsky Russian editor of an anti Bolshevik newspaper published in New York is believed to be the victim of Toul Ping. Pasholsky vanished Saturday after fleeing from the liner Virginik. Relatives were told police Communists had marked Pasholsky for death. he was prominent socially and politically in Russia before the revolution.
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Los Angeles
Michael Pasholsky
New York
Pasholsky
Dpasbolsky
Russia
Earthquake in New Zealand Kills At Least One
An offshore telegraph dispatch from Wellington reports a powerful earthquake in New Zealand causing a death and many feared injured. The quake triggered rockslides across several regions, with authorities scrambling to assess damage and secure aid.
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London
Jime
Variana
Local San Antonio Notes and Upcoming Events
Community news from San Antonio includes church dedications and services, meetings, and social events. Governor Pat Neff will speak at a Baptist church anniversary, Miss Miriam Crute spends summer abroad, and the Twenty-third Infantry band will perform at the post. Local clubs, conventions, and visits of residents to Dallas, Houston, and Louisville are noted along with church fundraisers and garden parties.
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H. Gales
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Pat Neff
Miriam Crute
Mra
Luna Simpson
Bryan
Twenty-third Infantry
Tuess Tiny
Otto Majewski
Mary Witeon Steridaat
Alu Heights
Pants and Shoes Stolen from Texas General Store
Thieves broke into John Alcks general merchandising store in Biorion Texas and carried off trousers and shoes valued at $100. Report filed with the sheriff's office in San Antonio on Monday.
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Biorion
Texas
Sherif
Sac
Antonio
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