Diploma Day at Poe Junior School Slated
One hundred ten students will be promoted from Edger Allan Poe Junior School Wednesday after noon at 2 30. A B Dodd, principal, will award the diplomas. The program features the Poe orchestra under Mrs Berika G Weatherly, Glen Moa delivering a welcoming address, Poe piano trio Melba Janszen Julia Grrvia and Glady Blaemer performing Le Secret, Avan Lewis Mortis of Brackenridge High School will welcome, Ceeter Lehr will respond. The March of the Archers closes the program.
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Edger Allan Poe
Dodd
Poe Orchestra
Berika G. Weathrrey
Bilube
Glen Moa
Poe
Melba Janszen
Julia Grrvia
Glady Blaemer
le Secret
Gaalirr
Avan Lewis Mortis
Brackenridge High School
Miss Borris
Ceeter Lehr
March of the Archers
Take No Chances With Open Sores
A garbled notice advocates treating skin infections with a remedy labeled Gray's and praises it for clearing inflammation. The message cites a person named Presterl An and a location in Nathville, Tennessee, with tenuous product claims and uncertain authorship.
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Presterl An
Siew Serkeen
W. F Gras Nathville
Husband's talking caused a distant marriage rift in Omaha
Mrs Frances Kutler alleges in a divorce suit that her husband talked too much from far away. She says he went to Detroit for school after marriage and urged long distance calls and letters asking for money to pay the bills.
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Omaha
Frances Kutler
Detroit
April Gas Tax Receipts Soar Past March by 100000
AUSTIN May 27 Approximately 2.7 cents was received by the state in April in gasoline taxes. Comptroller George H. Sheppard said today this is an increase of 100000 over March receipts. In other items a piano recital and diploma presentation are noted with performances by Win-Tet To Chanblies Vernon Chamb fire and Mrs Lila Griesenbeck. Lorena Smith presents, Robert Cameron accepts on behalf of the school.
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Austin
George H. Sheppard
Stele Comptroller
Win-- Tet
Chanblies
Vernon Chamb Fire
Eckosl
Lorena Smith
Robert Cameron
H.C. Neal
Mylamrski
Etudents
Dodd
Margaret Walker
Doris Burrows
St Mars University Rattler staff honored with medals
Staff members of the Rattler university newspaper and orchestra at St Mars University were awarded medals for service. Brother Louis Thein presented medals after a dinner in the auditorium. Recipients included Ray Neumann and many reporters, plus business, music, and assistant staff.
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The
Rattler
St. Mars
Horace Romo
Tin Williams
Victor Dietzel
Cecil Sheffield
Stheaper
Emil Clurien
Rufus Laby
Edward Neuman
Thomas Burkelder
Albert Bagemann
Themusic
Charles Gass
Robert Campbell
Frank Daehme
Gustav Heye
George
Harold Jambers
Joseph Kenny
Bayenman
Alex Rachels
Petro Rodriguez
Herbert Gerth
George Kuchler
Ray Lockwood
Leslie Rech
Tallis
Trewaller
Herman Wild
Martin
Theodore Ebest
Louis Lopez
Warren Majewski
Alfred H. Rabe
Parther John J
Judges Address Safety Meeting of Bus Drivers
Judge Watson and C L McClarity among speakers at the first of nine safety meetings at the St Anthony hotel. Del Milez led the address for Boothland Greshound and Eric Southland’s Yellow Cab company plans monthly sessions to boost safety in public carrier operations.
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Case Watson
Perri Robertson
St. Anthony
Boothland Greshound
del Milez
Motor Coach Company
Wade
Gus Shields
Distidstec
Manley Wren
Walter King
C. L. McClarity
O. ©. Raemundson
The
Yellow Cab Company
Watson
Eric Southland
Ir. Shields
Southland
Ex Comptroller Fears Monopoly of Banking in U S
Geory M Lawes brother of Ambassador Charlea G Dawes warns at a Madison Wisconsin conference that chain banking cannot be stopped once it becomes a menace. He fears eventual centralized and monopolistic control of banking replacing the current system of local independence and coordinated national banks.
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Madison, Wie
Geory M. Lawes
Charlea G. Dawes
United States
Busnexaven
Baptist Pastor in Murder Case Is Granted Bail
Mount Vernon Texas May 27 Without offering evidence in his defense the Rev J T Smith 70 year old Baptist preacher was free on $200 bond today released after Gary hearing on charge of laying connection with the death of D C Lamon 52 Bay Sammons neck was broken by a blow with a shotgun after an altercation concerning school matters of the Rock Springs school district in which both men were involved. The 70 year old widower had been married five times and was the father of 24 children Sheriff Little said.
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Mount Vernon
Texas
J.T. Smith
Gary
D. C
Lifts Meat Ban of Church to Save Picnics
In CHISAGO on May 27 the church issues a unique archdiocesan order exempting a meat ban during Independence Day observances to allow picnic meals. Cardinal Mundet and Rev. Mgr. Maguire announce the policy, noting it permits meat for holiday picnickers.
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Chisago
Chicago
George
Mundet N Ie
Mgr. Maguire
America
Betty Leads Unusual Throng in New York Visit
A singular media spectacle unfolds in New York as Betty greets a small, focused crowd including one band, three press agents, and all cameramen. The event centers on Betty and drew notable attention from local outlets.
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Betty
York
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