Bandit Robs Gas Station at Humble Service
A masked bandit armed with a pistol robbed George Hamm night manager of the Humble Service station at 1302 E Commerce St Sunday near 5 p.m. He took 25 dollars from Hamm and 25 dollars 50 cents from the register. The bandit marched Hamm 75 feet down Monumental St then fled as Hamm returned for help. Described as a young Negro wearing a khaki shirt and army style cap.
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George Hamm
N. Alamost
Humble
E. Commerce St
Hamm
Pisto
Monumental St
Itching First Application Agonivine For Eczema
A garbled OCR fragment discusses itching and eczema treatment, noting a first application of Agonivine. The text references itching relief but provides unclear and partial details about the condition and product, with no solid dates, places, or identifiable individuals.
Trial of Ler Scott Opens in Roanoke Church Killing
Huanuke Virginia June 7 trial starts for Ler Scott charged with the killing of Dana Marie Weaver. Public barred from Roanoke courthouse as the six year old high school athlete faces charges of clubbing and strangling his infant classmate in Christ Episcopal parish house.
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Huanuke
Ler Scott
Dana Marie Weaver
Christ Episcopal Church
Roanoke
Hoover commission report could end VA hospital program says Wainwright
General Jonathan M. Wainwright told a New Jersey Disabled American Veterans convention that adoption of the Hoover commission report would mean the complete destruction of the VA hospital program. He said the report recommends merging VA hospitals with other federal agencies, signaling major changes for veterans care.
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Raps Hoover
Atlantic City
N. 1
Hoover Commission
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Wainwright
Disabled American Veterans
New Jersey
Love Wins Over Cuts In Ashland Wedding Tragedy
Arthur Engle was wounded with knife injuries to chest leg and arms while a friend attacked him on Saturday. He insisted on marrying Mary Harke way 23 at Ashland State Hospital as he lay on the operating table. The ceremony proceeded despite his injuries.
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Ashland
Girardville
Matt
Ashland State Hospital
Arthur Engle
Mary Harkeway
Mahoney Plane
Engle
Polio Hospital Counts Rise in San Angelo Area
Sixty eight polio patients remain under treatment in San Angelo area hospitals with twelve dismissed yesterday and three new admissions. One new case came from Richland Springs in San Saba County. Sixty patients are at Shannon hospital and eight at Clinic hospital. The dismissals marked the largest daily decrease since the epidemic began.
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San Angelo
SanAngelo Hospitals
Richland Springs
San Saba County
Shannon Hospital
Clinic Hospital
Blonde star Prances Langfield to star in Deputy Marshal western
Los Angeles reports producer William Stephens signs Prances Langfield and her husband Jon Hall for the first western of Langfield melon's film career. The story centers on a cattle ranch owner facing railroad expansion with Hall in the title role as her rescuer. Two songs written for Langfield will be included. filming starts July 11 for Lippert Productions.
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Frances Langford
Jon Hall
William Stephens
The
Hells
Stephens
Robert L. Lippert
FDR Jr Wins NY Mayor Preference Poll in NY Daily News
Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. rejects mayoral run yet tops a straw poll with 300 votes out of 7300, 40.1 percent, in New York. The result signals broad but nonbinding support amid a crowded field.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York Daily News
Roosevelt
Four Convicts Break From Texas Prison Farm Near Sugar Land
Houston dispatch reports four convicts escaped from Central Prison Farm No 2 near Sugar Land at 11 15 p m after guards fired on them as they climbed a fence. Three of the four were wounded in the breakout.
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Houston
Central Prison Farm
Sugar Land
Godi
Meat Buying Policy Flayed by Mexican Cattlemen
In Mexico City on June 27 hundreds of northern Mexico cattlemen warned of ruin from U S abandonment of Mexican tinned meat purchases. Terrazas Laguette, president of Union Ganadera, said the Commodity Credit Corp balked at contracts to buy meat at 28 cents a pound instead of 15, risking hoof and mouth disease crossing the Rio Grande.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U. S
Eee
Terrazas Laguette
Union Ganadera
Terrazas
Rio Grande
U.S
Mexican Cattlemen's Organization
Commodity Credit Corp
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Willl
Litle Light
Mueller
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Yriday Yune
San Antonio
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