Red Cross Safety Camp Teaches First Aid In Kerrville
Expert instructors from the American Red Cross will teach first aid and water safety for 10 days from June 18 to 22 at Camp Wabun Anuung Kerrville. The session welcomes examiners senior lifers and all interested individuals. Camp capacity is 75 with a $30 fee and is one of four programs in the region. Chairman C. C. Cartwright of Red Cross life saving for Bexar County announced the event.
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Camp Wabun Anuung
Kerrville
Weater
C. C. Cartwright
Red Cross Life Saving
Bexar
American Red Cross Ind
Language versions in film reach multiple markets
Hollywood faces pressure to produce multilingual versions to suit Paris, Buenos Aires and other cities while keeping costs in line. A. W. Cantwell heads the camp as a Midwest liaison and housing, with production leaders weighing if foreign audiences will embrace US films.
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N. Ds
Department of Golden
Hollywood
United States
Filma
Paris
Buenos Aires
Tome
Aga
Gal Teasons
Peonla
Halan
Veill
Rusty Nail Fatality Ties to Bar Incident in York
Richard Kopp, four, child of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Kopp of Hanover, Pa, died after a rusty nail pierced a foot at a bar in York. He was hospitalized where convulsions followed until death. Authorities reported the incident as a tragedy connected to the bar setting and medical complications.
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Rusty Nail
Pennsylvania Bay
York
Masy
Richard Kopp
Curtis Kopp
Hanover
Mexico Imposes Broad Ban on Foreign Immigrants
Mexico tightens immigration rules with new restrictions affecting laborers from abroad including Spain. The consulate ended permits for Russians and Germans and the last Veracruz steamer carried 38 foreigners, as authorities seek to shield local workers and small merchants from foreign competition.
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Mexico
Spain
Yera Cruz
Johor
Medals Awarded at Light Sponsored San Antonio Meet
Winners in junior school athletic contests sponsored by The Light were awarded medals Tuesday by W M Intosh publisher of The Light. Gayle Chapiman stood among gold medal recipients in the event.
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San Antonio
W.M. M’intosh
Gayle Chapiman
Man Killed by Falling Slab in Field Shaft Accident
Lloyd Everitt of Blue Mound was fatally injured when a slab fell at a Consolidated Lead and Zinc company site a mile north of town. He died en route to a hospital after the accident in Kawas.
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Lloyd Everitt
Blue Mound
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Consolidated Lead and Zing Company
Here
Kawaas
Everitt
Evangeline Booth Improves After Automobile Injury
Evangeline Booth, commander of the Battalion Army in America, showed continuing improvement after being thrown against the tow of her car in a Pride incident. The May 2 report notes her condition is stabilizing despite injuries.
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Evangeline Booth
Whith Plains
Eday
Mise
Evangéling Booth
Aterea
Physical Department of Schools Contest Sponsored by The Light
The Physical Department of Schools held a contest with The Light as sponsor. Medals were awarded to prize winners at Thomas Nelson Page School Tuesday morning. W M McIntosh, publisher of The Light, presented awards. R A Brewer directed the events including tenure track swimming and golf among San Antonio junior schools.
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the Light
Thomas Nelson Page
W. M. McIntosh
R. A. Brewer
Czechoslovakians to Meet in Dallas
Czechoslovakians from Dexan Oklahoma and Kansas will unite in Dallas for a Southern division meeting of the American Sokol union. Frank Rendel, division director, will oversee athletic drills exhibitions calisthenics and dancing.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
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Frank Rendel
Army Orders List Sends Officers to Fort Bliss Edgewood and More
Washington May 2 army orders paste names numerous officers and soldiers with new stations and relocations including Fort Bliss Edgewood Arsenal Fort Monroe Aberdeen Proving Ground Hawaii Saumur France Mock Island Arsenal Fort Leavenworth and many New York Chicago Milwaukee and Florida depots. The list assigns majors captains and lieutenants to postings across the United States and overseas detailing duties and destinations.
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Howard
Wiliam
D. McNally
C. W
Chicago
Edgewood
Arsenal
Androp
MI. C. H
Gallipolis
Tjrooka Field
Farl A. Cryne
Spec. Bt
Camden
N. L
New York
Ronert TW
Strong
Cav
Saumur
France
Fort Bliss
James Demarest
C. St
Rose York Depot
Capls
Resden Williamson
Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Thomas .I. Hells
Fort Monroe
Waablington
Walter J. Wisley
Ord
Golden
Colo
Mock Island Arsenal
Harold
Arthur J. Nalle
Ruse
B. Palmuteer
Louis M. Itnaniek
Ralnh
Moirta
Alton
Heluliz
Ford Fir Jar
Sieveking
Thumington
Ranecood Arsenal
Jecorgs W. Gillie
Thy Wayne
Halbert Ht
Stutford
Buffats
Cmrlinte Barracks
Gurleton
F. Davidwon
A. G. Th
Dayton
Mayer Tr. Allt
Cary Port Tira
Agenesr
Raleigh
Edgewood Arutnal
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Texas
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Gillette Razor
J. Talcum
Penimaid
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Daggett & Ramadel
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Jaciel
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Gillette Blades
Enders’ Blades
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Java
J. and
P. Coats
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Aynon Talcum
Dobbs
Physical Department of Schools
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Burke
Brunswick Panatro
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