Story of Girl Who Sought Luxury Begins Today
Mary Kennedy, newly free after her mother’s death, seeks independence in New York. She leaves her crowded family unit and uncertain job, contemplates romance with Harold Bailey, and encounters a poised, self-assured stranger on a Central Park bench as life opens to new possibilities.
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Kathleen
Bis
Hathiaen
Mary
Manhattan
Mary Kennedy
West
Harold Bailey
Hherlf
Harold
Agata
Eame
Exinteau
Central Park
Anid
Jonesy
Andy
Graego
King Feas. Syn. Inc. A
Third Brother Is Victim of Gunman
San Jose California June 22 192? De Luey a father of eight children residing at 125 Clark Street was shot to death by an unidentified man. He was the third of three De Luey brothers killed here since 1923 with Jark and Mariano Te Laer slain earlier on September 25 702 and May 20 of the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar de Loer
Chilren
Clark Street
San Jose
Calif
de Luey
Jark
Mariano Te Laer
Sam
B and 10 installment on Page 3 section
The note announces the daily B and 10 feature appearing on page 3 of the newspaper section. It provides minimal detail beyond location and title, signaling readers to turn to the third page for the item.
Commendation for One Hundred Second Provisional Group
Major Martin at Kelly Field praised the One Hundred Second Provisional group for its brief existence and exceptional performance. He noted nine missions under adverse conditions, meticulous maintenance, and the unit’s return with 30 airplanes to Dayton and a subsequent aerial review journey covering about 290 miles.
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Air Corpa
Mejor
Eretrick Ts. Martin
Kelly Field
Brasor Murthy
Ate
First
Provisional Air Division
Therm
Ditiseulles
Dations
Concentration
Dayton
Ohio
Martin
Orphanage Club Presents Vocal and Instrumental Programs
The Methodist orphanage choir from San Antonio performed three programs Sunday. Twenty eight children sang and played instruments at Tyleis Park and both Mission Toze and McKinley Methodist churches Sunday with a final concert planned Monday night at Woodlawn Methodist Church. W. F. Termett, manager. M. L. Bell, principal. and Mike Willie Toe Woltern directed the group.
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San Antonio
Methodiat Orphanage
Wao
Tiayis Park
Methediat Church
Mission Toze
McKinley Methodist Church
Woodlawe
Ametherlist Chuirch
W. F. Termett
M. L. Bellr
Mike Willie Toe Woltern
Tii
Se San Antonin
Hoover art scheme debt talk shocks Beverly Wills
Beverly Wills reports Mr. Hoover discussing art schemes and debt forgiveness as a year’s worth of plans unravel. She cites Ramsey MacDonald and Hindenburg as worried about government debts while noting individuals bearing the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Wills
Cailf
Mr. Hoover
Ramsey MacDonald
Hindenburg
Andy Mellon
Senator Williamson Praises Hearst Plan for Public Works
San Antonio senator W A Williamson hailed William Randolph Hearst's proposal for a 5.009 billion dollar federal prosperity program. He called it the most sensible approach to end unemployment, noting funding would finance building programs, roads, canals, dams, and public structures to spur work and lift the economy amid the crisis.
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W. A. Williamson
San Antonio
Willian Randolnh Hearst
Williamnor
F Urst
Mir
Gravelig
Alt. Hearst
Baptist Camp at Palacios to Open Monday June 29
The thirtieth annual Baptist encampment at Palacios opens Monday at 8 p.m. June 29 with J. Enel Mead, president of the state B Y P U, presiding. Robert Jolly will organize. Dr. W. White will deliver the keynote. Programs include dramatizations, evangelistic and missionary efforts, devotional time, educational courses, Sunday school conference, and denominational work led by W M U and DP B. T. plus noted speakers from Dallas Nashville Austin and Roanoke.
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Palacion
J. Enel Mead
Atare BY. P. U
Robert Jolly
Hounton
Serge
Wi White
R Baptist General Convention of Texas
W. M
U. I
W. R. White
Dallas
P. B. Burroughs
Nashville
Tennessee
Leon M
Lattimer
Austin
M. Wolf
Houston
J. M. Pries
Seminary Hill
Mors
Carter Wright
Roanoke
Alabama
Five Bids For Bridge Placed Then Abandoned Plan
Five bids were submitted for a bridge project over the Ban Astonio River in Hrackenridge Park and the extension of East Mulberey Street into Broadway. City plans to create a new artery between McCullough Avenue and Broadway would be abandoned due to land shortages, delaying a second street link between the city’s eastern and western sections.
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Dila
Bonday
Ban Astonio
Hrackenridge
Park
East Mulberey Street
Broadway
I. Berg
Peal W. Stet- Tee Enid
McCullough
Croadway
Two Admitted to U8 Law Practice in Federal Court
Two more attorneys were admitted to practice in federal court Monday. Turge BR L Dall and Sylvan Gang presented Morris Wice of Hen Antonio. They were admitted by Federal Judge Dee Val West.
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Turge BR. L. Dall
BR. A. Weinert
Seguin
Sylvan Gang
Morris Wice
Hen Antonio
Dee Val West
Kelly Field Pair Fly Transport to Chanute Field Illinois
H A Moore and J WW Pennyington, two Kelly Field pilots, flew a transport mission Monday morning in Army transport to Chanute Field Illinois. They carried a passenger slated to join the Air Corps Technical School.
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Kelly Field
H. A. Moore
J. WW. Pennyington
Kelly
Army
Chanute Field
Illinois
Air Corpa Technical School
Episcopal Boys Camp Opens Under Church Guidance
A boys camp at Waring, run by St Mark’s Episcopal Church, opens under the direction of W. Airey and Howard Flasbrauck. Activities include archery, whip coaching, quilling, leathercraft, weather observations, astronomy, forestry, and reptile studies with target collection and alerts noted.
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Rées
French Fliers Strive to Regain Endurance Mark
The French crew led by Tanciew Moinsncts and Emil Rossi fought to beat the U S endurance record set at Jacksonville Beach Florida. They climbed for 10 hours and 34 minutes in a single attempt, hoping to surpass the Americans Walter Lees and Frederick Browsy who set the previous mark of 34 hours (sic) 33 minutes.
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Emil Rossi
Bald A.m
Adus
Walter Lees
Frederick Browsy
Bouswoutee
Rorsi
Jacksonville Pench
Florida
Istres
Nee
Youth Awarded Drunkenness Fine in Court
Rayland Biseh, an Ind, won AwArKC prize in Corporation court after telling a story at bedtime. He faced drunkenness charges linked to Falls City drinking and pattern nights. The testimony described a late night incident and his transport to the police station where he failed to pay the fine.
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Corporation Court
Rayland Biseh
Tudge
L. Matlock
Falls City
Concepcion Park
Paleolman
Brolin
Bisob
Malock
Wisch
Play Leaders Are Heard by Rotary in Cuero event
Rotary club in Cuero hosts an evening program on community recreation with Mary Wilson superintendent of playgrounds Cavall Betlet district manager of the National Recreation Association and Heb Hara supervisor of recreation presenting on local recreation efforts and leadership.
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Mary Wilson
Cavall Betlet of
Bhravenor
National Recreation Association
Heb Hara
Rotary Club
Cuero
Houston Pair to Visit 8 A Parks
Mesiaintn Marcy Stubblefield and Aylvia Weehessen of the Houston recreation department were set to arrive Monday for an inspection of Ben Amtonls playground.
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Houston
A. Parks
Marcy Stubblefield
Aylvia Weehessen
The
Houston Recreation Department
Ben Amtonls
Dance hearing set Tuesday by city recreation officials
A Tuesday morning conference between city recreation officials and residents of Lockwood Park will decide if dances at the Lockivcont recreation center will continue. Attendees include pastor Neal Ellis, Major C. M. Chambers, Park Commissioner Ta sol Rubioia, Wy Liles, and local residents. Residents previously protested two weeks ago citing late meetings and sleep disturbance for workers on changing shifts. The San Antonio Junior College event was not sponsored by the recreation department. Officials consider stationing a police presence at the park to curb disturbances. Elllie Hon, a community leader, has been active in the pendest movement.
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Lockivcont Recreation Center
Lion
Fia Pephaaerthout
San Antonio
Tae
Ellie Hon
Baptists Hold City Revival at First Church
Noon services of the city wide revival will be held at the First Baptist Church auditorium replacing Travis Park church. Dr L S Scarborough is the evangelist leading the campaign which has added 142 members to San Antonio Baptist churches. Nineteen churches are cooperating in the effort.
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First Bantiat
Travis Park Eee
L. S. Scarborough
Fine
San Antonio
Air Corps Band to Give Concert at Kelly Field
The Air Corps Training Center band under Warrant Officer William J. Herahenow will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Kelly Field band stand. Progra m includes marches and military pieces for service members and guests.
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Air Corps Band
Air Corps Training Center
Willam J.herahenow
Kelly Field
Big Progress in Organized Recreation Noted
The article reports extensive growth in national recreation programs with thousands of facilities and volunteers. It cites 1931 figures of 18,000 leaders and 187,000 play areas, including 7,677 playgrounds and 4,322 baseball diamonds, plus land donations and $6.57 million in bonds for public recreation nationwide.
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Natlsnal
Gitinn
Teous Sant
Nuother
Bnehi
United Storm
Bonds Vetel
Citiee
City to Collect Army YM Taxes After Condemnation
City official O. H. E. Kramer announced that the government requests $16,989.83 from the Army YM committee after condemnation actions tied to land additions for a new federal building site. The amount covers back taxes assessed between 2020 and 2020.
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Gity
Army
Council Disburses 400000 Notes From General Fund
City council approved $400,000 from the 1930 general fund to pay a debt. Other allocations included $182.66 for interest coupons maturing July 1, $244.30 for an advertising audit and report, and $40.26 for merchants’ bills.
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Eipbracter
Symphony to Rehearse Tuesday at Montiinal Auditorium
The Hay Antonio Symphony will rehearse Tuesday at the montiinal auditorium. Rector Gijo Zoeller announced the schedule.
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A. Symphony
Hay Antonio
Bopom
Montiinal Auditorium
Gijo Zoeller
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