Girls Reserve Conference Attendees Named for Camp Waldemar
About 40 girls from Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas will attend the fifth South Central Girl Reserve conference at Camp Waldemar near point May 10 through June 8. Mary Carnahan will lead the group and Mrs Cater, with Evith Wilson, national Girl Reserve secretary, in charge. Discussions will cover friendships nature study handcraft and recreation.
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Owlahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Camp Waldemar
Mary Carnahan
San Antonio
Estate of More Than $5,000,000 Left to 2 Women
Freehold Minnesota May 28 probate details show estate valued at over 5 million dollars. Philanthropist Marquis Maloney left bulk to daughter Margaret Malone Ritchie and 23,000 plus a share to another daughter Helen Maloney Osborne. Residue placed in trust for future handling by spouses and heirs.
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Freehold
MN. J
Marlin Mayloney
Paus
Marquis
Malones
Philadelphia
Maloney
Margaret Melonew Ritchie
I. Carberry Ritchie
Mr. Maloney
Helen Maloney Qsborne
Arthur H. Osborne
Endurance flight notes from Fort Worth flyers
The article describes the penned notes by Reg Robbins and Jim Reily during a week long endurance flight at Fort Worth. It mentions grim lines about clouds and rivers, requests for rags and medicine, and lists official instruments like barograph, time watch, log books, observers, and photographs kept by Jack Heretta, then governor of the National Aeronautic Association.
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Reg Robbins
Jim’ Reily
Fort Worth
Meadaws Field
Jack Heretta
Esas Govenor
National Aeronautic Assa
Flight observers note endurance record flight details
Beretta, official observer, reported from Fort Worth that Lieplage’s flight set endurance records. The barograph tracked altitudes from 30 to 10 000 feet, with 17 hours 42 minutes 1 second logged in the logbook. Certified copies of notes and logbooks are being prepared for Washington.
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Beretta
San Antonio
Lieplage
Fort Worth
Domo
Washington
Berita
Rotary Open Annual Meet in Dallas
Rotary International held its annual convention at Fair Park Dallas with outgoing and incoming district and club officers honored.delegate welcome messages came from Governor Dan Moody Mayor J Waddy Tate and R N Crozier on behalf of the Dallas Rotary chapter President Hoover and former Mexico President Culley sent greetings. The event featured a parade of mags and a procession of fifty patrons joining Rotary as the program opened with civic and international partnership themes.
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Dallas
Rotary International
Fairpark
Dan Moody
J. Waddy Tate
R. N. Crozier
Rotary
Herbert Hoover
Culley
Mexico
Hoover
Ttotary International
International J Wil
Rotarr
Student Fails to Stop Angers Court Fines
18 year old Bob Starris of Kant Gramercy was arraigned in Cornuralion court after failing to stop at a sign. He claimed graduation pressures caused the lapse as police officer Rosie Srresta and others testified. The judge imposed a two dollar fine and eighty one cents. Rains delayed work on tearing down the old Carnegie library building, delaying a one month project. James Hughes, street and flood prevention head, said ongoing weather kept crews from starting.
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Bob Starris
Kant Gramercy
Cornuralion
Stehin
Rosie Srresta
Carnegie Library
James Hughes
Legion Auto Races for Pacific Title
The American Legion haw arranged two pen grand of il rack races to determine the championship in the Pacific Southwest. Teams prepare dependable cars and consult classification records as Worthxhile waving efforts are noted amid light trouble.
Dagoline Fire Threatens Shop on Eleventh Street
Ignition of gasoline in the tank of an automobile being repaired at W. Morales garage at 211 Eleventh Street sparked a near blaze Tuesday morning. Mechanics moved the car to the street, averting a serious fire as locals relied on rental ads for housing.
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W. Morales
Eleventh Street
Bad Weather Delays Sea Fights Off Old Orchard
Old Orchard Maine May 28 Favorable flying conditions over the Atlantic were delayed as the Green Ingle could not depart for Rome and the Yellow Rivil for Paris. Pilot Roger Williams and navigator Lewis Yancey waited at the beach for weather reports from Dr. James H. Kimball of the New York weather bureau. counterparts Assolant Lotti and Rene Le Fevre prepared the French plane for departure, hoping a break in weather would allow an emergency a to take off, while New York reports were sought by wire.
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Old Orchard
Atlantic
Rome
Paris
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Cor
Atoo-Nile
Jean Assolant
Yellow Bird
Armin? Latti
Hap
Rene le Fevre
Lotti
le Fevre
New York
Assolant
Hucey
Liver Sluggishness Relief Offer
Advert shows a patent remedy claim for liver and bowel relief with gentle detox uses pure vegetable pills. Promises quick easing of bilious symptoms for men and women. Includes an offer of a free trial bottle from Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Déilson
Wrelle Sterling Products
Wheeling
W. Va
Ex-038 Girl Seeks $1000 Monthly Alimony in Suit
In Chicago on May 25 the case of Mrs. Groeg Carruthers, described as granddaughter of a former London lord mayor and a former Cleveland debutante, appeared for testimony. She seeks $1000 a month alimony plus separate maintenance as part of the divorce suit.
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Chicago
Berk
Gun Wounds Fatal to Man in Beaumont Case
Beaumont May 28 John Kirsher a 45 year old city canal tender died early today from a gunshot while visiting a home. Walter Riley 65 was held by the sheriff's department and charged with murder. Kirsher's right forearm was severely injured in the incident. The report notes a local focus on radios in market ads.
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Beaumont
John Kirsher
City
Weing
Carbin
Walter Riley
Kirsher
Sheriff's
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