Poisoned Children Mystery Haunts Chicago Family
Health officials led by Commissioner Arnold H. Kegel probe a deadly toxin suspected in the illness that struck five children of Benjamin McKittrick and his wife, with only the baby surviving. Doctors study blood and nasal sources as parents mourn. Investigators check meals, water, and muddy play areas for contamination.
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Faye
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Csagterdig
McKittricha
Congress Extends Bridge Time Limit for Texas Span
The Senate passed a bill extending by one year the deadline to begin construction of the Port Arthur Texas bridge across Lake Sahine and sent it to the president for approval. The action was taken on June 19 in Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
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Lake Sahine
Port Arthur
Texas
Senate
Capudine Relief Claim Amid Quoting Suffering
A distressed plea describes Capudine as a quick remedy for headaches and relief from pain. The passage urges sufferers to take teaspoonful doses in water and to seek drug store availability for fast effect.
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Ahsailing
House Committee Studies Oil Status
The House Committee examined the nation’s oil reserves as a strategic resource. A proposed project would protect naval petroleum reserves from loss by using rate drillers on neighboring lands, aiming to ensure abundant motive power for ships in emergencies.
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Washington, D. Cy
Naval Cannister
Naval Petroleum Reservoir
Radio tests on Chicago buses study onboard entertainment
Six double decker buses in Chicago equipped with radio sets for three weeks to test in ride entertainment. The experiment by Chicago Motor Coach aims to find if radio can safely accompany bus travel and if the setup works across different make radios.
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Schicago
Chicago
Chicago Motor Coach Company
Bobbitt Opens Campaign for Elective Term
Hillsboro, June 19. Attorney General Robert Bobbitt opened his campaign for a first elective term with a pledge to uphold and enforce laws. He stressed a clear-cut record from seven months in office and defended his action on the rural school bill, noting an injunction that tied up 5 million dollars in rural aid affecting about 406,000 school children was suspended to keep rural schools open.
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Robert Ler
Bobbitt
Hobbitt
Hill County
Soo
Attorney Generals Department
57 Students Tour Country Pass Through Georgia Alabama
A group of 67 high school students from Georgia and Alabama traveled by motor trucks, visiting historical points on a nine week educational trip. D A V Johnstop heads the party with Mrs Nell Candler as camp mother and Floyd of Atlanta as the accompanying teacher lecturing each night on next day’s points of interest. Miss Nell Candler serves as dietitian for the group.
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Mrs Williams 87 Buried After Dying At Home
Mrs. Williams 87 died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in San Antonio. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at the Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church. A native of Columbus Georgia she had lived in San Antonio 11 years. Survived by son G. T. Williams of Florida daughter Mrs. Reseellieu of San Antonio sister Mrs. Ellin Crown of Georgia and 16 grandchildren eight great grandchildren.
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Anga A. Williams
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Williams Wa
Lumbus
Sao Aptonio
Beacon’ Hill
L'rexbsterinu
Robertson Opens Campaign for District Attorney
Hugh Robertson launches his bid for district attorney with a KTSA talk airing from noon. He outlines the county political climate and justifies his run despite the Citizens’ Council endorsement of rival Walter Tynom, who had been backed by the group.
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Hugo. Onertson
KTSA
Besar County
Joagur
Walter Tynom
Hotel Holds Gems for Unpaid Bill
Mabel Bell, the so called Diamond Queen, reportedly lost her jewels after a hotel in Paris seized them for an unpaid bill. She had arrived from New York with Charles A. Levine and was staying at a fashionable Champs Elysees hotel when the action occurred.
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Unety
Fis
Aries Mabel “Bell
New York
Havana
Charles A. Levine
Champs Elyares
Miss Boll
Inventor Kidnapped in Los Angeles by Two Men
Police search for Herbert Arnesfell an inventor seized by two men who forced him into a car in Los Angeles yesterday relatives say they fear for his safety and that the men sought his latest invention. Witnesses report the abduction occurred after a brief encounter near his home.
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UPI
Tolas
Herbert Arnesfell
Queen of
Grossfell
Bicyclist Injured After Auto Collision in San Antonio
A bicyclist suffered cuts and bruises when a car driven by Melvin J. Fisher struck him at Trav is and South Alamo streets in San Antonio early Thursday. He was transported to Robert E. Green hospital as onlookers showed interest in a local classified ad offering light fixtures.
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Wolliam
Carolina
San Antonio
Texas
Call
Wisconsin inspectors to tour Texas fruit lands
A Wisconsin delegation led by TL Chasen of the Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association and Governor Waller Kohter will visit Texas fruit lands banned by the Wisconsin Real Estate Board. The group departs Saturday for a week of daily briefings and site tours along the Rio Grande.
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Aving Sune
Pinielng
Texas
Wirendsin
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Delegartion
Waller J. Kohter
TL Chasen
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
Jeave Rowe
Suspect in Slaying Dies by Suicide in Jail
In Ponca City on June 1, Fred C. Mercer fifty 40, a former Towen City real estate dealer, shot Earl Broadway yesterday. Mercer, held for the fatal shooting, killed himself in his cell after a hurried court appearance. Authorities report Mercer’s death occurred while awaiting further charges.
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Fred C. Mercer
Towen City
Sulette
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Nowhick
Earl Broadway
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