Weathers and Troupe Lead Kingsville Fair Goodwill Caravan
A 20 car caravan including a large float will depart Friday from the municipal auditorium for the Kingsville South Texas Fair and Livestock Exposition. The group promotes the San Antonio Livestock Show and will join the Armistice parade. Twelve Expositionettes in western garb will accompany, with a stop in Benville Monday to invite the community to the San Antonio show at the Coliseum February 17 26, per Harry Jersig.
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Municipal Auditorium
Kingsville South Texas
Radio Examinations Set for San Antonio Licenses
The federal communications commission inspector from Houston will oversee exams for commercial and amateur radio licenses next week in the civil service room of the federal building. Commercial license tests are on November 16 with amateur tests the following day starting at 9 a.m. in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Federal Communications Commission
Houston
Civil Service Room
Federal Building
Fragmented Reading From a Weather Note The Day
The readable fragment lists times for moon and sun events, temperatures and winds, with scattered numbers and errors. It mentions sunrise and sunset times, clouded forecasts and sporadic measurements, suggesting a damaged weather summary from a historical page segment.
Hart Estate Tiff Goes On
William S. Hart sues to be named owner of his father’s $230000 ranch claiming a Mexican decree grants inheritance to a living person. The elder Hart left the estate valued at $1.04 million to Los Angeles County for public purposes, denying son inheritance.
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Los Angeles
William S. Hart
Hart
Newhall
Calif
Los Angeles County
Young Hart
Juan Alvagado
California
Trial Delayed in Slaying of Air Force Lieutenant Husband
Frankfort reports the trial of Mrs. Yvette Madsen aged 22 for the slaying of her United States air force lieutenant husband, Andrew, postponed to December 12. Counsel Elma Gower from Cumberland Maryland requested more time to prepare the defense. The shooting followed a spat with another woman at a party on October 20.
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Frankfurt
Yvette Madsen
Andrew
Brooklyn
Elma Gower
Cumberland
Gunners Out in RAF Abolish Turrets for Jets
London reports the air ministry says jet bombers and fighters make gunner turrets obsolete. Britain will abolish gun turrets on bombers and rely on speed altitude and evasive action to avoid enemy fighters.
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London
British
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Ministry
Britain
Lehman Victory Hailed by Soviets
The Soviet army newspaper Taeplicht Rundschau praised New York Governor Herbert Lehman for winning the U.S. Senate seat, calling his victory a blow against warmongers and noting Lehman’s closeness to the late President. It contrasted Lehman with Republican rival John Foster Dulles, saying Dulles’ defeat removes a warlike figure from U.S. politics.
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Wgrlniv
Today
New York State
Herbert Lehman
U.S
Senate
Taeplicht Rundschau
Lehman
John Foster Dulles
PDR
Dulles
Tunnel Yields Second Victim At University of Washington
Seattle news reports a 36 hour tunnel disaster on the University of Washington campus ends with the recovery of a second victim, Eal L. Olson of Seattle, an employee of Rumsey Contracting Co. The prior victim was James McNabb, 36, of Auburn, Washington, found buried in the tunnel heat line area.
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Seattle
Ins
University of Washington
Eal L. Olson
Rumsey Contracting
James McNabb
Auburn
Wash
Arisor
Heitaug Jbulle
Houston Raises Bus Fare to Ten Cents
Houston bus riders pay a new ten cent fare starting today after the city council discontinued bus tokens. The five cent child fare and the fifteen cent rate for out of town stops remain unchanged.
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Houston
Ups
Yidieve
Sad Sam Starts Prison Sentence
Sant Engel known as the world greatest lover was sentenced by Judge George M. Fisher to two to ten years in the state penitentiary for swindling Chicago widow Mrs. Reseda Corrigan out of 3700 dollars with marriage promises. He may be parole eligible in 22 months, or face six years and three months more before release. Defense plans an appeal.
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Chicago
Sant Engel
Dudge George M. Fisher
Engel
Reseda Corrigan
Romeo
Sara
Allan Block
J. Edgar Jones
Engels
Sam
Commerce department outlines voluntary data security plan
Washington date Nov 10 the commerce department announced a voluntary plan to curb the release of non secret American technical information to Russia and satellites. Exporters are asked to hold advanced data until they receive an official opinion from the department as a safeguard.
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Washington
Commerce’ Department
Russia
Department
Four new candidates for Fayetteville Catholic Daughters
Nov 10 report from the Flatonia district notes four new candidates including Mrs Raymond Bevan and Mrs Ed for America. Evelyn Klimek Lilian Vaslavik attended the district meeting in Weimar Sunday with the group Roeetal to The Light 15 members represent FLATONIA.
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Roeetal
Flatonia
Fayetteville
Raymond Bevan
Ed of America
Isiaar
Evelyn Klimek
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