Swift brothers plan perilous ascent into Mexico after canyon swim
W E Swift, 51 year old telephone salesman, and his brother Roy Swift, 28, editor of a Robstown newspaper, survived a dangerous swim in Santa Helena canyon last Saturday. They now intend to climb Shot Tower peak in the Del Carmen range in Chihuahua state, Mexico, a peak previously never conquered.
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Hollywoods Mary Healy Poised To Become Film Sensation
Jeff Davis profiles Mary Healy, New Orleans singer turned actress under Twenty First Century Fox contract. From a hotel ROof Girl to a rising star, Healy lands roles with Sonja Henie and Irving Berlin tunes, refusing to chase stardom yet quickly rising in Hollywood.
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Moseley Testifies About Meeting At Harmonie Club In New York
Moseley described attending a private gathering at Mrs Rudyard Aszell's Jamaica home with about 40 attendees including Fritz Kuhn and Mrs Good amid questions from a committee. He said it was not a secret session and denied involvement in anti Jewish propaganda or a plan to revive paramilitary patrol groups.
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City Advertising Shows Big Balance in First Annual Report
The City Advertising Commission presents its inaugural audit covering April 1, 1998, to May 24, 1999. It shows a cash balance of 19812.90 and 4866.03 in supplies and fixtures, with 3049.46 owed on accounts payable. The report will be presented to the newly elected mayor and commissioners.
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Cat Found Burned Under Hood Of Car In Iowa
W Siebert of Minneapolis Minnesota discovered the source of a strange sounds beneath the hood of his automobile in Cedar Rapids Iowa on May 31. He raised the hood and found a black cat burned on one side, prompting questions about the incident and its origin.
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