Sims Team 8 Trails Burnstine In Vanderbilt Cup Card Race
In New York on November 2 1936 two see saw sessions in the Vanderbilt cup contract tournament saw Hal Sims and partner behind David Burnstine by a narrow margin at the halfway mark. Burnstine’s forces rallied on the second 15 boards to lead by 1760 at the half and will decide the championship after 30 more boards tonight. Burnstine teams with Howard Schenken while Sims plays with Waldemar von Zedtwitz in a bid for the title amid noted players Richard Pray and Charles Codhridge.
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American Bridge League
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EOME
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Seeane
Richard Pray
Charles Codhridge
Iso
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U. S. Maharanee Waits 3rd Child
Paris dispatch reports the Maharanee, formerly Nancy Miller of Seattle, as of today undecided whether to stay in her Paris home or go to a Paris hospital for the expected birth of her third child. The story notes the expected arrival relates to a White ruler, with the Maharanes influence in colonial circles.
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Maheranee
Ancy Miller
Seattle
Paris Hospital
Ty Peereiery
Debutante Jean Goggan Leads San Antonio Social Calendar
Social news highlights include Miss Jean Goggan debut prep at the Ben nett School and her family ties to local elites. Other events feature teas for Misses Verna Jones and Adela Willoughby, dances at the San Antonio Country Club, and a Mary Lee Chestnut–Ralph Wassell wedding in Llano.
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Sunshine Ranch
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Nashvlle
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Robert Barclay
Margaret Mangum
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Bennett School
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N. Y
Nat Goldsruth
San Antonio
Istter Bk
Mary Lee Chestnut
W. S. Chestmobe
Llano
Texas
Ralph L. Wassell
Bengley Field
Charles Wallace
Tilon T. Jone
Harold Niveng
M&s
Alice Chestnut
Cappy Hearne
E. Heinman
Harold Nivens
Wassell
Sangley Geld
Hampton
Group paints Coker Church grounds in memory of donor
The Coker community Methodist church 12 miles from town received a fresh white coat of paint on Wednesday. About 25 men aided under District Lay Leader J. W. M. Price while women prepared dinner. Neill Brown Coker 83 donated the church plot and died Monday. his funeral was set for Wednesday afternoon. Next Sunday the home-coming service will feature Rev. B. Bankers for morning and Rev. A. P. Adair in Boerne for the evening.
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A. P. Adair
Boerne
Porter Traps Pair Robbing Store in Fort Worth
Fort Worth police trapped a man and his wife in a downtown store after they robbed two clerks of 222 dollars and a watch. The pair were armed with a 38 caliber automatic and a 32 automatic. John T. Bill, a Negro porter, witnessed the crime and alerted authorities.
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Mystery death probed in Laredo near Rio Grande
In Laredo Texas on November 2 an unidentified Mexican man's body was recovered from the Rio Grande bearing head wounds and signs of blunt force trauma. Officers pursue foul play theory as the corpse shows extensive decomposition and trauma.
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Rio Grange
Judd Appeal to Be Heard November 21
Phoenix November 2 1929 Over arguments on Winnie Ruth Judd appeal from death sentence for the killing of Agnes Lelol were scheduled before the Arizona Superior Court November 21 Mrs Judd secured by the aunt of the double trunk murder victim Roland Hedvig Samuelson now on death row in the Arizona state prison
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Velvet Tigniss
Agnes Lelol
Arizona Superior Court
Industry output falls then shows late-year gains in October
Washington reports October and September activity with a 19 percent year‑to‑year drop in production overall, led by textiles and food products gains while heavier industries lag. Employment improves and signs of broader demand appear, though prices stay unsatisfactory and advertising dips.
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Vata
London riots bring AML actions and warnings
London reports detail mass unrest as 60 rioters face fines and prison terms after a daytime unemployed demonstration. Police halted crowds at Bow Street Tower and Marylebone courthouses with mounted units and cordons. Violent clashes spread through Parliament Square, with 100 plus injured overall and 15 hospitalizations, amid protests over the dole system.
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Gunman Kidnaps Banker and Robs Car Near Fort Scott
Impoverished gunman abducted L O Trask vice president of Citizens National Bank near his home shortly after midnight, stealing a small cash amount and car. The bandit forced Trask into the vehicle, then released him at a remote rural spot. Trask called his family and was returned home unharmed as search teams combed the area.
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Reds Accused in Lancashire Strike
London dispatch reports British newspapers accuse Communist agitators of biasing Lancashire to sustain the cotton planers strike. The press claims Reds aim to overthrow trade unions and create a revolutionary readership among operatives. alleged secret memoranda reportedly propose a virtual factory of the Avants.
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Prince Joachim Napoleon Mutat Dies in Onamoly France
Prince Joachim Napoleon Mutat, 47, died in Onamoly Oise France on Nov 2. He was a chavalier of the commonne of Italy and holder of the Croix de Guerre of France.
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Croix de Guarre
Hudson Motor Car Company Posts Nine Month Loss Offset
Hudson Motor Car company reported nine months of 108% in 1938 compared with a loss at the same period last year. Jere Torbaled L497 0 oghinal Joss of $1,075,138 a year ago. Slain on street. Port Worth report details add to the day's bleak news.
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