Horse And Dog Take Hurdles In Joint Jumping Display
Skyrocket a six year old chestnut thoroughbred and Brutus a three year old German police dog jump four foot hurdles together under the handling of Mrs. Lows Gray of 115 Thelma Drive. Gray claims the pair display coordinated jumping as spectators note their trust and pace in the field test.
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Brutus
Louis Gray
Brackenridge Wing
Reale Mershant
Skyrocket
Governor Serves Cameraman Well
CORPUS CHRISTI March 15 Dimuny Ledd a Kingsville commercial photographer failed to photograph Governor W Lee O Daniel and his family at the naval air station commissioning ceremony. The governor agreed to pose but crowding photographers made a family picture impossible and he left. A state patrolman stopped Dodd nearby and offered a photo with the governor, which Dodd declined politely. O Daniel then stepped from his car and offered a family portrait, as Mrs O Daniel and Molly rode in the car and Pat and Mike emerged.
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Corpus Christi
Dimuny Ledd
Kingsville
W. Lee
O'Daniel
Naval Air Stalion
Dodd
Corpus Chrisi
Odaniel
Teemen in Secor Day of Convention WACG
The Southwestern Ice Manufacturers association began the second day of its two day annual convention in Waco. Technical problems were discussed at the first session with technical chairman Fred A Wewerka of El Reno Oklahoma presiding.
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Teemen
Secor
WACG
Mareh
INS
Southwestern Ice Manufacturers’ Association
Waco
Fred A. Wewerka
el Renn
Okia
Early stamp action sought in Washington conference
Washington officials consider scheduling a conference with President Roosevelt within two weeks to discuss the 194% philatelic problem and a proposed new series of high denomination mail stamps. Stamp division heads eye White House approval amid broader senate appropriations hearings on a postal subsidy for transatlantic services.
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Washington
Post of Line Department
Hoosevelt
White House
Senate
American
PanlAmerican Airways
Archbishop Lucey to be installed in San Antonio fete
Most Rev. Robert E. Lacey of Amarillo will crown the four day event as he installs Bishop Lucey in San Antonio. Thousands of clergy and laypeople attend with hundreds of priests monks nuns and religious orders from across the United States. The investiture involves the crozier rite and anointing with oils as Franciscan Dominican Carmelite and Jesuit orders join in elaborate ceremonies at San Fernando Cathedral and a civic reception follows at the Municipal Auditorium. An on air broadcast reports the rites from radio station WOAI.
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Robert E. Lacey
Amarillo
San Antonio
Archiiocese
Avas
Arthur J. Crossaerts
Lucey
Mos
Amieto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
San Fernando
Franciscans
Dominicans
Carmelites
Redemptorists
Jesuits
Oblate Fathers
Christlian Brothers
Brothers of
Iblary
Ral
Lawrence WizSimen
WOA
Gunter Hotel
Desert Slicker Scotty in legal clash over Death Valley mine
In Los Angeles on March 15 a federal suit against Walter Scott known as Death Valley Scotty proceeds with Judge Ben Harrison pondering relief for Julian M. Gerard of New York who seeks a 2212 percent stake in Scotty’s Death Valley mine ventures. The judge notes no evidence supports Gerard’s claim while Scotty disputes ownership and asserts the mine belongs to his Chicago partner A M Johnson.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley
Harrison
Gerard
Scotty
Tll
A. M. Johnson
Chicago
Itarky
James W. Gerard
Germany
Scatty
Johnson
College Station personnel reshuffle at A and M Extension
CHANGES IN NDE N PERSONNEL AT COLLEGE STATION March 15 C I N B Director H T Williamson announces five headquarters reassignments. George E Adams promoted to vice director and state agent succeeding Jack Shellon who left for the farm credit administration. GC Hohn named extension project leader. Paul G Haines becomes soils and water conservation specialist. C E Bowles named extension specialist in organization and cooperative marketing. Roy W Snyder reassigned to specialist in animal industries.
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Wi Iand
Hse
Paul G. Haines
Sof
C. E B. Bowles
Roy W. Snyder
Phimal Industries
Odd Fellows Begin Dallas Meeting
The Odd Fellows of Texas opened their annual convention in Dallas led by visiting grand sire James Hagerman of Saskatoon Sask scheduled to arrive Sunday. The Rebekahs of Texas collaborated in planting the ryeen lien.
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Dallas
Marett
Odd Fellows of
Texas
James Hagerman
Saskatoon
Sask
Grand Sire
Dusty Held Fsornetimes at Camp Bowie Adventure
A fragment notes dust and camp life at Camp Bowie with boys recalling dusty conditions and rough routine during field times. No clear event or people named beyond the setting.
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Bowie
Testimony Tells Brownwood of Combat Gear Patents
In Brownwood the testimony notes that soldiers must receive certain conveniences. It mentions nose protectors as standard issue gear for maneuvers and drills. The text emphasizes practical use and current sale status of such equipment to soldiers.
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Brownwood
Bam
Stual
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