Wermuth Denies Imminent Divorce Amid Parachute Family Gossip
In Traverse City July rumors swirl as Mrs. Jean Wermuth denies divorce from Maj. Arthur Wermuth. She dismisses reports sparked by Patsy Siccio and Miss Steele, with claims of a meeting to settle matters in Chicago. The Flying Tigers linked family members are mentioned in the gossip.
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Traverse City
Mich
INS
Jean Wermuth
Arthur Wermuth
Freu W. Steele
Patsy
Siccio
Detaan
Arthur
Miss Steele
Wermtuh
Flying Tigers Alt Circus
Secret Service Leader Elected Vice President
Stanley S. Smith of Milam Building California area has been elected vice president of the International Secret Service Association. The appointment came at a governor's meeting in Chicago.
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Stanley S. Smith
West Russell Place
Na- Genel Protective Systems
Milam Building
International Secret Service Association
Chicago
Perils of Pauls Proves Thrilling in 22 Hazard Stunts
Paramount's serial queen Pearl White performs 22 hazard stunts in Perils of Pauls creating a high intensity thrill feature. The production showcases daring chase sequences and perilous acts that emphasize suspense and danger.
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Omner
Terent
Pearl White
Paramount
Pauls
Traffic Ticket Payments Up in Fiscal Year
The cost of traffic violations rose with fines up at the auditor’s office. For the past fiscal year 16 735 tickets brought in 45 792 dollars, up from 7 204 fines in the prior year totaling 17 233 dollars. Total court revenue climbed to 65 246 dollars from 40 913 dollars.
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Ise
Elton Cude
NTE
Jane
Augustus McClushkeyr
Plumbers Charged in Corporation Court Over Permit
Edward F. Tschoepe owner of Guarantee Plumbing at 1600 South Presa street and an employee faced charges for operating without a permit. Emil Macnigly, a plumbing inspector, testified as complainant in the case.
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My Corporation
Edward F. Tschoepe
Guarantee Plumbing Company
South Presa Street
Perona
Emil Macnigelly
Mrs. Trevino at Century Mark
Lucy Trevino, a San Antonian and great grandmother, celebrated her 100th birthday with family at 4272 West Houston Street. A cake with 100 candies was planned for the gathering while her daughter Mrs. John Ellis and others recalled her life from West Travis Street to supporting relatives on Saturdays. Her great great grandson Albert David Escalara III joined in the celebration along with radio listening at home.
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Lucy Trevino
West
Houston Street
Trevino
John Ellis
West Travis Street
Woodworking Thrives As San Antonio Industry Boom
San Antonio area woodwork firms form a major local industry employing about 3 800 people with annual business near 21 million dollars. Local plants produce furniture ship nationwide and make truck bodies, blinds, crates, and yacht parts while sawdust and lumber markets expand. schools in Southwest Texas also train more woodworkers.
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San Antonio
C. GC. Leal
San Antonio Manufacturers Association
United States
CIGAT
Leel
Texas
Army Eyes Atomic Missiles to Hit World in an Hour
Army officials told Congress the United States may develop atomic missiles capable of reaching any part of the world within an hour. Col. S B Ritchie outlined plans for counter measure missiles and high speed, ground to space capable rockets, with research contracts to RCA and GE.
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James Marlow Washington
Army
Fred
United States
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Col. S. B. Ritchie
Research and Development Service
Ritchie
Dare
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Luck Rogers
Everett & Hughes
Ordnance
Capt. Aggue Takes Command of Corpus Christi Naval Bases
Capt. James R. Ague assumed command yesterday of the naval air training bases comprising the naval air station at Corpus Christi and three other fields there plus one field each at Beeville and Kingsville.
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Wuupas Christi
James R.T. Ague
Naval Air Training Bases
Naval Air Station
Here
Corpus Christi
Beeville
Kingsville
U.S. to Sell Tombstone at Auction Next Tuesday
The government plans a periodical auction of confiscated articles offering a single tombstone complete with name. The customs service did not disclose how it came into possession of the monument but says it would suit an ordinary cemetery setting.
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Mdalgo
U. S
Customs Service
Wanted to Buy Ad Prompt Encourages Fast Listings
An old newspaper snippet urges readers that it is good business to publicize wants where they are seen. It promotes placing a Wanted to Buy advertisement via the Light calling number F-12383 for prompt responses.
Mooney Emerald Oil Ad Promises Skin Relief
An old ad touts Mooney Emerald Oil for eczema itching rashes pimples and other skin eruptions. It claims thousands of sold bottles and a money back satisfaction guarantee if not fully relieved.
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Moone
Belpy
Hohioe
Mooney
Amazing home fat burning recipe advertised
A dated weight loss ad hawks Barcentrate as a simple home method to shed pounds quickly. It claims visible fat loss from neck to ankles, promises money back if the first bottle fails, and urges buying four ounces of Barcentrate with grapefruit juice to make a pint drink taken twice daily. It asserts no hunger and quick results with a bold refund guarantee.
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