BEER TO BRING BACK AMERICAN MUSIC SAYS LEADER
Ni 8 Braft Correspondent reports from New York on March 26 as Gere Ruck president of the Ilenn Society of Composers, or, and Publishers, discusses a revival of music fueled by beer. He says beer could reunite families, inspire community singing, and restore American music culture after prohibition. He cites past home gatherings, street singing, and the social role of beer in uniting people and fostering friendships through music.
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Congress Debates Reforestation and Administrative Relief
In a May session, committees concluded hearings on reforestation and relief for municipal lit er, with debates on press authority and arming export policies. Monday discussions covered tariff commissions, administration plans, and a foreign affairs push on St. Lawrence water rights and a white house building provision.
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Smith family welcomes new baby incident
A local family, the Smiths, announces the birth of a baby, sparking community interest and congratulations.
Multiple Sororities and Clubs Plan Various Events
A sweep of social gatherings fills the week with sorority initiations at 408 East Ashby Place and other campuses. Events include reguiled meetings at Plaza Hotel and Nix Building, dances at recreation centers, homecomings, and a Highland Park dance. Notables include individual members, guest speakers, and a string of PTAs and club activities across San Antonio.
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Seek Town Status in Fredericksburg
PRUUKKIGASBUKU May 2. An election to invalidate the incorporation of Fredericksburg is scheduled for April 23, county judge Herman Usener said. The move stems from a petition signed by numerous citizens. Fredericksburg, incorporated in May 1928, was the nation’s largest unincorporated town prior to incorporation and would regain that status if the press city government is abolished.
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Youth to Be Tried in Double Murder
In Fredericksburg a district court will hold a special term on April 8 to try Dedura Calderon a 21 year old Mexican youth charged with the murder of Alitela Vareni s parents after they refused consent for marriage. The double murder occurred February 8 at the Hugo Potsch Tar a nen Latchenbuch home where the elderly Varenis lived. Calderon was apprehended at Laredo on March 16.
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Play Director Dies at Gonzales
Mary Allee Kelohan, director and producer of home talent plays, was found dead in her room in Gonzales on March 31. Her father J R Kebobatt of Granite City was notified. Kelahan worked for the National Productig company of Kansas City and had just begun a new position.
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Agua Caliente Feature Sets Stage For $25000 Handicap
Ten horses remain in contention for the Agua Gallente $25,000 Handicap at Agua Caliente. Among the entrants are Gallant l, James, Pillow Fight, Waylayer, Witt G. Bawinsa, The Mul, Mad Purchit, Batarmies, and potential options Lem on FINK or Olt Depot. The event signals the season’s curtain drop.
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Princeton Rutgers Rivalry to Renew on November 25
Princeton and Rutgers, oldest intercollegiate football rivals, will meet on the gridiron November 25 for the first time since 1916. Announcement by the Princeton board of athletic control states the game will be played here. They have met 29 times with the Tigers winning all prior clashes.
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Bowling Vadalay Thntin League Scores and Standings
The league reports a rough competition with Muslin and Memona teams close behind leaders, several players posting high scores. Individual tallies include high games and series across matches with Mi Wu and Deblogwy delivering notable contributions, while overall team totals show late-season momentum and race for top positions.
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Nondescript dogs run wild in African highlands
Nondescript dogs in Kenya Colony have gone wild in highland glens. Large packs terrorize sheep and goats and threaten former native owners. Dens in hollow trees harbor large litters as the dogs breed unchecked in the equatorial region.
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Frog Digesting Alligator Unit Sparks Zoology Talk
In Tulsa a university zoology department notes a one-year-old alligator being digested by a frog. Prof Chasm questions the finding while Duane predicts recovery. Researchers explain the frog uses digestive enzymes to break down the prey.
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