Flood Benefit to Feature R L Bobbitt Address in San Antonio
San Antonio hosts a Mississipp valley flood relief benefit at municipal auditorium Friday May 6 featuring R L Bobbitt speaker of the house representing Governor Moody. The program, led by Sid Cornelius, includes music by local bands and acts from Brackenridge and Main Avenue High schools, plus a film release by Pathé and stage performances from community groups and students.
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R. L. Bobbitt
Queen
Chm
Sid" Cornelis
San Antonio
Municpal Auditcoum
Mississinpi Valley
Ben K. Versdum
Sidney E. Cornelius
Frank Cleanaz
Walter Dubham
Gar Rogers
P. Barrett
Wiliam Giggins
FE. Burleson
Phil Air
E. H. Kifer
Arthur Hendel
Éoncesarong
Walter Walthall
Overture
Main
Brackenridge
Otto
Bar Antonia
Snei
Firemen
Second Engineers
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Knights of Columbus
NASA
Epraker
Governor Moody
Reception to Open School Lube Celebration at St Marys
A three day observance of St Marys College diamond jubilee opens with Mass and an opening program in the auditorium. Rev Mass will speak and The Social Linn will be staged by the St Marys Dramatic Club followed by music by the St Marys Academy orchestra.
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St. Mary‘s College
Brothers of Marr
Robert W. Mass
St Mary's Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Academy Orchestra
Woodlawn Hille
Nothera’ Club
St. Mary's Academs
St. Marr's College
Big Benefit Show Aids Flood Victims In San Antonio
A massive benefit at the San Antonio municipal auditorium aims to raise funds for Mississippi flood relief with every ticket sold directed to flood aid. Organizers report double the Red Cross quota, a complete city effort with volunteers, donated venue, and free printing of tickets. The program features massed bands, vaudeville acts, and a 100-piece union orchestra, plus a Fox Cup competition for high school ticket sales.
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Antonio Tuesdey
Mississippi Hood
Mississippi Valley
National
The
Red Cross Thugsilay
Our Nation
Old
Dizie
Morassi
Ben Gersdorff
San Antonio Citiizens
Municipal Auditorium
Sidney Cornelius
San Antonio
Army Jbamis
Eighth Corps
Camp Bullis
JSS
Brady
Bracketiidge
Main Avenue Hightehows
Coesday
Gront -Gelling
Ursdorf
Ani Court House
Ebe
Tto
Amone
Acta
Liquor Insurance Rates Increase Amid Robberies
New York in May reports insurance costs for liquor stored in warehouses rising sharply due to recent robberies. The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters cites rate increases around 140 percent, signaling higher expenses for liquor owners and distributors.
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New York
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Rescue Crews Race To Reach Trapped Miners In West Virginia
May 3 Fairmont West Virginia rescue teams battled smoke and heat as they pursued seventy seven entombed miners after Saturday’s explosion at the New England Fuel and Transport Company mine. Ambulances and a temporary morgue awaited at the mine mouth while relatives kept vigil hopeful of rescue, with officials unsure if anyone survived the blast.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Avetteville
Tg New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Tesches
Aine
White Ri
Atx
Morgantown
Disenter Ag Goon Ag
Mer
Hopajesa
Surprising Hit for Orange-Crush Hostess At Party
A party report notes the hostess wowed guests with orange soda served sparkling and cold in gleaming glasses. The feature drink is praised for its distinctive flavor from real orange juice and zest, plus carbonated water and cane sugar.
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Pos
Wonderfulireat
Connor Goes to Stanley in Army Maneuver Move
Maj. Gen. William B D Connor and staff depart for Camp Stanley at 1 PM as the Second Division heads to Leon Aprisgs reservation for staging and caretaking detachments. General Hodges commands the last unit with maneuvers to run Wednesday through Monday followed by a large scale joint air and ground exercise with Ernest Hinde inspecting. About 1 airplanes and a dirigible are reportedly en route to Ben Antonio to join the drills.
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William BD. Conner
Camp Stanley
Leon Aprisgs Military Reservation
Army Post
Carroll B. Hodges
Connor
Ernest Hinde
Ben Antonio
Kellogg denies reports on MacMurray quitting as envoy
Secretary Kellogg issued a firm denial of reports from Tokyo and London that American Minister John A. MacMurray in Peking had resigned. The State Department said there had been no indication any official dispatch suggested MacMurray contemplated leaving his post.
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Washington
Kellogg
Tokig
London
John A. MacMurray
Peking
State Department
MacMtrmny
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