New American diplomatic heads named for South and Central America
A near-complete list of new heads for American diplomatic missions in South and Central American nations is expected to be ready for action by President Hoover within a week. Reported appointees include Alexander Moore to Peru, William Colbertson to Chile, Robert Woods Bliss to Barbados, Edwin Sorgen to Brazil, George T. Summerlin to Honduras and Venezuela, Leland A. Marican to Sweden, Sheldon Stebouss to Guatemala, and Frank Guggenheim to Cuba. Hoover seeks career diplomats for higher roles as the Latin American service expands. Several countries remain open for designation or retention, including Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Bolivia, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Costa Rica.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Alexander VP
Moore
Peru
Willian
Colbertson
Chile
K Robert Woods Bliss
Barrens
Edwin ¥. Sorgen
Brant
George T Summerlin
Honduras
Veneele
Leland Alarciaon
Sini
Sweden
Uruguay
Sheldon Itebouss
New York
Guatemala
Frank Guggenheim
Cuba
South and
Central Americas
Rvice
Lave
Summerlin
Harrison
Foreign Service
Hooter
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
Bolivia
Panams
Micaragua
San
Balvador
Costa Rics
Hallie Stiles to Debut with Chicago Opera Company
New York November 7 11MS Hallie Stiles renowned American soprano from One Olomigas In Paris will make her opera debut November 1 in Romeo and Juliet with the Chicago Opera Company in Paris.
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Hallie Stiles
New York
Beex
Beas
Paris
Chicago Opera Company
San Antonio
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1930s Station Lineups
A dense listing shows multiple stations KTSA WABC WEAF WMA S and others with varied programs including concerts, dance shows, organ recitals, piano pastels, orchestras and studio music. The page notes frequencies kilocycles and mentions a San Antonio fight broadcast from a Plaza hotel studio with Nov dates and time blocks.
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WECO
Bunnespolig
Paul
Alo
Psa
WABC
GO Ming” Forester
WABE
Reding
WAHC
Howe
WADC
Mibi
Knan
Wear & Wiz
Ab—ehelden
Oreneewra
Dallas
Solwiz & Weaf
ATSA
San Antoine
Crockett
Headlight Hunt Draws $50 Fine
The state enforcement fined Clyde Maltsberger fifty dollars after he pleaded guilty to hunting deer with headlights on a highway about twenty miles north of San Antonio. The incident occurred on rural route No 2 as the case highlighted wildlife protection efforts in Texas.
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Texas
Clyde Maltsberger
San Antonio
New Brazos River Bridge Opens Across Highway 20
AUSTIN Nov 74P Chapel Hill bridge spanning the Brazos river opened to traffic today. State highway official Gibb Gilchrist announced the structure cost just over $300 000 and took more than a year to complete linking Austin and Houston along Highway 20.
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Brazos River
Austin
Chapel Hill
Gibb Gilchrist
Houston
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Frederic William Wile
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TG Spa
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Wall Furniture Co
Bickford Jewelry Co
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