Opera and jazz find room for both in American taste
Madame Jeritza defends jazz and opera as complementary art forms. She notes radio broadens musical appreciation and young people seek varied music, while critic fears canned tunes threaten the arts. She calls the number one priority keeping culture alive in America.
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More Bones Found on Murder Case
Two children uncovered human foot bones in loose dirt under a bucket near a farm site. Reports suggest a woman was murdered and dismembered with remains buried in shallow graves or exposed to acids.
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Belgium bars Eamonn de Valera from enterBrussels
The Belgian government ordered the exclusion of Irish Republican leader Eamonn de Valera from Belgium amid invitations by Flemish agitators for lectures on Ireland and Flemish martyrs.
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Spring Garden Time Hits San Antonio Back Yards
Seedsmen in San Antonio report a strong start to spring gardening with ready supplies and eager households. They advise March planting for beets lettuce spinach mustard carrots leeks celery early cabbage radishes and bush and pole beans, and note flower time for zinnias dahlias cosmos and nasturtiums. Proper seed depth and soil prep are stressed to ensure strong germination and growth.
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Rotary Meeting Sees District Elections In Texas
Galveston hosts the tenth annual Rotary conference with elections for officers across three new districts of the thirteenth district and nominations for governors. Amarillo Del Rio San Antonio Fort Worth and other cities vie for district seats as sessions proceed with addresses on Rotary mission education and community work.
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Clarksville
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Oklahoma City
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Kelly Ship Crash at Orange Damages Plane
A Kelly Field plane returning from New Orleans with Lieutenant B J Canfield and Master Sergeant Joseph Grant crashed on landing at Orange. Neither pilot was hurt. The crash occurred during the regular weekly trip. report reached the local field Tuesday.
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Ethel Barrymore To Resume Stage Engagement
Kansas City March 10 Miss Ethel Barrymore, the actress, is reported to be suffering from arthritic attack but hopes to fill her theater engagement tonight. Her appearance was cancelled last night as she recuperates and officials say her condition is not dangerous.
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Judge Onion Fines Man For Drinking In Court
A man appearing before Judge Onion claimed a cold and doctor’s prescription for whiskey. The judge noted that a quart of liquor can be intoxicating and fined the man three dollars for being drunk in public.
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Blaze Threatens Couple in Six Room Mont Street Cottage
At 110 Belmont Street So G. Collis and his wife fled their six room cottage after a blaze swept two walls and the ceiling shortly after 2 am Tuesday. The fire started from defective wiring and burned furniture valued at about 1800 dollars. The couple escaped in night attire while neighbors salvaged belongings and two wardrobe trunks. Collis, a retired garage owner, recently left his East Commerce and Water streets business due to ill health.
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Huge Map Of U S 6 to Be Completed
James Harkness, president of the American Engineering Council, says the Temple bill signing will let the government rush to finish its largest map project costing about 50 million dollars and spanning 6000 sheets. He notes only about a third of the country is mapped and the Atlas will show every feature with exact relations.
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New York
James Harkness
American Engineering Council
Coolidge
Debate on Senate Bill 252 Sets Seven Hours Limit
In Austin on March 30 the Amnesty debate on historic Senate Bill 252 was capped at seven hours with equal time for supporters and opponents. The move follows the House battles that began at 2 p.m. today over whether to grant a pardon to former Governor James E Ferguson. The accord, filed with Speaker Lee Satterwhite, was signed by Representatives Ruben Loftin and R. Lee Bobbitt for the respective sides.
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Laredo
Mexico Bars Land Sale to Foreigners
Mexico City March 10 The Department of the Interior denied Roberto Farfan permission to sell land to foreign buyers within the 100 kilometer border zone and said the transaction would be annulled if completed.
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Department of the Interior
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Roberto Farfan
Senefert and early Egyptian empire builders in ancient records
The article discusses Senefert and his role as a founder of the Egyptian empire, contrasting him with later rulers like Tutankhamun. It notes Budge's view of Senefert as possibly non Egyptian and examines Senefert’s colonial efforts, Sinai and Sudan expeditions, Red Sea control, and a fleet enabling Mediterranean navigation. It mentions cedarwood from Lebanon and British Egyptologists’ reactions to American efforts.
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Doubt Tomb That of Seneferu Reported by Reisner Team
Boston March 10 Dr George A Reisner curator of the Egyptian department at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and Harvard professor leads a long running expedition in Egypt reporting new insights on the tomb of Seneferu and the broader Tepe SHY history as of last night.
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