Father Ends Month Long Search for Children in Texas Custody Case
Knox M. Broom, Mississippi state school supervisor, filed for custody of Audra Lee and Peggy Joyce Broom in Seventy third District Court in San Antonio. Judge Frederick Stevens granted temporary custody of Audra Lee to a hospital and Peggy Joyce to a local probation officer, with final hearing postponed to allow Mrs. Broom to present evidence.
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San Antonio
Knox M. Broom
Mississippi
Audrey Parkhurst Broom
East Orockett Street
Frederick Stevens
Jackson
Miss
Stevens
Audra Lee Broom
Peggy Joyce Broom
Edward Ma~brito
Bexar County
Broom
Methodists Cut Christian Advocate Issues to Four
The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church voted to reduce the denomination official weekly publication from eight regional issues to four. Editions in Chicago Pittsburgh Portland Athens will end. remaining issues in New York Cincinnati Kansas City and San Francisco will continue. Subscriptions dwindled and the eight issues incurred a total loss of 524000 over four years.
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Atlantic City
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General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chrristian Advocate
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Athens
Several Feared Dead in Wreck Near Trinidad
An unidentified man was killed and several mutilated bodies feared beneath wreckage after a Colorado and Southern freight train derailed 23 miles southeast of Trinidad. Seven cars of a 40-car train left the tracks and were telescoped. Cause unknown.
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Trinidad
Colo
Here
Colorado and Southern
Firemen Speed Up Wireless Service in Gothenburg
The Gothenburg fire department is using wireless telephone to speed service. One station is installed at the department headquarters on shore and another on the new fire boat patrolling the harbor and waterfront.
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Gothenburg
Music store owner asks robbers to quit visits
Sim Miles, Detroit music store manager, urged burglars who battered his shop Wirelmes in the last year to lay off for a while. The thieves struck last time and in March, taking about 400 pounds worth of radio and golfing equipment.
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Merchant
Detroit
Sim Miles
Wirelmes
Graves of German Airmen Renovated at Totter's Bar
May 21 report that the graves of the Kemmsch airmen who died when a zeppelin was brought down here in 1928 have been renovated by the local residents of Totter's Bar Middlesex England.
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Totter's Bar
Middlesex
England
Kewmsh
Hele Zerpelin
Nest Renidentx
Temple Host To TAK Group Temples Host To TAK Group
Approximately 300 delegates from 70 of 86 counties attended the statewide tax payers association meeting in Temple. D. M. Jones president and George Beatham secretary of Dallas and J. T. Newson Fort Worth state organizer reported the organization’s expansion. No candidate endorsements were made, aligning with the policy to back only those who support their platform. The next state meeting is set for Waco on June 10, with a steering committee meeting June 17 in the same location.
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Temple
State
D. M. Jones
George Beatham
Dallas
J. T. Newson
Fort Worth
Waco
Canadians Set Egg Day Record in Canada Diet
Ottawa reports the poultry division of Canada's agriculture department reveals an average of 361 eggs per person annually. The finding, described as an all time consumption record, highlights widespread daily egg intake among Canadians including women and children.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Ivery
Canada
Poultry Division
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Benefit game tickets aid Salvation Army relief effort
A gold season ticket drive starts for a June 16 benefit night baseball game at League Park to aid Salvation Army relief. The San Antonio Public Service club and Alamo Micrograph Lettermen’s Club will play. Homer Hammond donates park use. Tickets cost 50 cents as relief needs rise with unemployment figures and meal and bed numbers increasing.
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Salvation Army
R. T. Pruitt
San Antonio Public Service Baseball Club
Alamo Multigraph Lettermen's Club
Homer Hammond
Unemployment Relief Committee
Rob Skiles
Pruitt
Salvation Amny
Heve
George 5. Cabbell
W. C. Tauch
J. H. Parker
Cy Nelson
Negroes Demand Warden Be Ousted
Columbus May 21. The NAACP adopted a resolution demanding the ouster of Ohio penitentiary Warden Preston E. Thomas, accusing him of treating Black inmates cruelly and stating he is no longer qualified to hold the position.
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Columbus
Onin
INS
Preston E. Thomas
Ohio Pentitentiary
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Thomas
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