Blood donors save Countess after postnatal illness
Regular Red Cross donors provided blood for transfusions that saved Countess Haught-Reventlaw after the birth of her first child. The countess, formerly Barbara Mutton, heiress to Woolworth millions, fought postnatal complications with donor support. International News Service learned donors were chosen over many friends and relatives. Guy Standing, once an actor and industrial magnate in England, is noted in a separate item.
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London
Red Cross
How Diet Weakened Babs After Childbirth
Countess Barbara von Haugwitz Regentlow nearly died in London from childbirth complications and nearly killed herself through unwise dieting according to the report.
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Barbara von Haugwitz- Regentlow
London
Constantinople West to Shanghai Lecture At River Road
Mia Alicia Muma of New York will speak on Constantinople West to Shanghai at River Road school Tuesday. The talk, under the international section of the A A U W, is open to the public. 91508 Bond Set Raymond Dale, address unlisted, was jailed on $1500 bond after arraignment by U S Commissioner P A Lockhart for transporting a stolen auto from Buffalo to San Antonio on November 21.
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Alicia Muma
New York
Constantinople
Shanghai
River Road School
Raymond
VU. S
P. A. Lockhart
Dale
Buffalo
San Antonio
Profits Levy Urged By T D A Front Page Discussion
Roosevelt proposes a graduated tax on undistributed corporate income to curb tax evasion and equalize business profits taxes. Treasury estimates show billions withheld from stockholders, with reforms aimed at replacing multiple taxes with a single levy.
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Treasury
Press
Roosevelt
AAA
Quin Drives Out Precinct Leaders In City Hall Shakeup
Mayor Quin ordered removal of 105 precinct managers from political duties, not jobs, saying the layoffs target political tasks while employment remains intact. Commissioner Bushick looked shocked and declined comment as details emerged at city hall about the move and its ties to a municipally run light and bus system proposal.
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San Antonio
City Hall
Martin Wright
American Legion to Convene Here in San Antonio May Meeting
American Legion to hold division meeting in San Antonio with May dates. Herman Nam reports return from a Legion district session at San Benito. Employment note: Light Classified Ad offers Broadway at Fifth Street at half rate.
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American Legion
San Antonio
Herman Nam
Legion
San Bento
Broadway
Fifth Street
San Antonio Gateway Draws Eastern Tourists to Mexico Road
Chicago Daily News automobile editor J. J. Jenkins and his wife stayed at the St. Anthony hotel in San Antonio. He said cold weather in the North and East is pushing thousands of motorists toward Texas and the Pan-American route to Mexico City, predicting hefty traffic as roads clear and the gateway status boosts interest.
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Texas
J. J. Jenkins
Chicago Daily News
Jenkins
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Florida
Monterrey
Pepishty
Mexico City
Chicago
South
Jenking
Repubic
Mexico
Quin silent on protest against chili stand screening
Mayor GK Quin refused to comment on a planned protest by the San Antonio Centennial Association opposing the screening of chili stands on Hay Market Plaza. Alonso Perales has been named to hear a protest committee.
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Quin
San Antonio
Houston Rector to Speak at Inter-Parochial Service
The Rev. Thomas N. Carruthera rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Houston will speak at the inter parochial service at St Mark s Episcopal Church Wednesday. The service is sponsored by laymen of all local Episcopal churches.
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Thomas N. Carruthera
Trinity Episcopal Church
Houston
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Murder Charge Is Laid Against Man
Tuesday in Justice of the Peace Bat Corcigan's court a man named doe Flores was charged with the murder of his stepfather Flore encia Perales of 645 Price Avenue. Perales died Monday from shotgun wounds. Also charged with assault to murder was George White, 48, of 115 East Crockett Street, for an attack on Bennie Jones of 1247 East Crockett Street. Jones was shot in the left arm with a .38 caliber pistol. Elizabeth Bergner, German actress, underwent an operation at a London nursing home.
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Astetal
Justice of the Peace
Bat Corcigan’s
Floreencia Perales
Price Avenue
Perales
assAlt
George White
Sted
East Crocket Street
White
Bennie Jones
East Crockett Street
Stamp Sales Set New Mark on Centennial Stamps
March 3 reports show postal workers pressed to handle demand as Texas Centennial stamps went on sale. The first day rush sold a million stamps overall, with 300000 more dispatched from Washington by air to meet demand at the Gon' tales post office.
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Washington
Time to Fight Colds with Vicks Plan for Prevention
A vintage health ad promotes Vicks Va-trol nasal drops and Va-tra-nol as a plan to prevent and shorten colds. It touts clinical tests, home use, and multiple Vicks products designed to ease early nasal irritation and reduce cold duration.
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Vaperville
Conir
Nature
Inj
Eagh
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Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Big Stige
Valles
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Bergnes
Elizabeth Bergner
PENS
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