Industrial giants must earn public esteem, Harriman says
Averell Harriman urged Charles F. Kettering and other inventors to focus on earning public trust through responsible business conduct. He highlighted Kettering’s pioneering contributions, from the self starter for autos to Delco lighting, air conditioning, and over 40 practical inventions, and noted the need to advance industry while preserving democracy and national vitality.
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B. C. Forrest
Averell Harriman
Wdr
Charles F. Kettering
Ma‘ors
Cecil Rhodes
Harriman
Kettering
Delco
Duco
Recomposing trust in leaders to save the nation
An editorial urges that future top officials must win public goodwill and confidence as essential as profits to preserve the nation’s political and economic system. It notes growing recognition of this need and cites Harriman’s push for railway modernization as part of recapturing popular support, framing public opinion as the true Supreme Court.
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Persins
Harriman
Enid Cowles and Aunt Jan Plan New York Move
Enid, under guardian Janice Cowles, agrees to leave for New York with Janice after secret plans to secure her future. Thorpe opposes the arrangement, threatening to block Enid’s departure and insisting he has guardianship authority until she turns 21. The plot follows ongoing family tensions and a hinted legal struggle.
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Flora Bristow
Joie, Inc
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Martin ‘Thorpe
Cowles
Janice Cowles
Thorpe
New York
Lexis Allen Brownn
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Escamilla Rites Planned for Friday
Rites for Mrs. Mo deste Escamilla 58 of 329 South Street will start at 9:15 a.m. Friday at Riche chapel with services to follow at San Fernando Cathedral. She was a native of the city and is survived by sons Albert and Pat Escamilla daughters Mrs L J Pritz Mrs P R McCary Mrs JF Blaiock and Mrs A J Ayala brother Join De Leon sister Mrs Zepeda San Antonio. Interment will be San Fernando Cemetery No 2.
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Modeste Escamilla
South Street
Riche Chapel
San Fernando Cathedral
Albert
Pat Escamilla
L. J. Pritz
P. R McCary
JF. Blaiock
Funeral for Auto Victim Mrs Mary Lammers Delayed
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Lammers 72 of 411 Jones Avera were postponed Thursday awaiting relatives. Survivors include daughters Mrs Ray Balch and Mrs Kate Eaton and several sisters and a brother. The Tuesday night auto collision near her home caused her death.
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Jones Avera
Ray Balch
Kate Eaton
Eisters
de Witlelt
Carlie Simon
Gos Schrann
August Vollmering
Alex du Nenil
John Hulzler
Deeded Birthday Party Slated in New York
NEW YORK Nov 12 Mrs W Bourke Cochran plans a 40 year old birthday party tied to a tale with Robert Louis Stevenson. She will host 10 of 12 friends at her Fifth Avenue home tomorrow. The widow of a former congressman and noted orator has kept faith with an annual celebration.
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the Empire
Walter Naylor
Oscar Spits
Mitchell Albers
Frenchy
Mammie Richards
Medina Take
Sah Antonians
University of Texas
Mary Dalton
James Giles
Donald Hayn
Harry Rughes
Jox Neal
Pennel Dibreill
New York
W. Bourke Cochran
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Stevenson
Mrs. Cochran
Twenty Planes On Texas Tour From Dallas
About twenty airplanes carrying 45 people each will depart Dallas Thursday for a four day air tour of South Texas. The flight route includes Palestine Beaumont Galveston Corpus Christi Brownsville Brownton Mel Allen Laredo and San Antonio with a Brownton stop Saturday then Stinson Field expected at around 3 45 p m Sunday. The group is led by Charles B Rowe aviation official and includes two women pilots Jimmie Koly Electra and Claire Bunch Oklahoma CHL. A banquet at the Gunter hotel is sponsored by local aviation groups and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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South Texas
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Charles EB
Buck") Rowe
Vurean
Air Commerce
Palestine
Beaumont
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Browts
Mel Allen
Laredo
San Antonis
Stinson
Jimmie Koly
Electra
Claire Bunch
Oklahoma Chl
Stinson Field
S Dales
Bub al Tuerpe
United Aern Goveporation
J. H. Hewett
Tangar
Bundeyeven Me
National Argonautical Association
Chamber At
Commerce
Auto homicide verdict upheld in county court case
A verdict in County Court No 2 on March 10 convicting J Johnson Randolph Field of negligent homicide and sentencing him to six months in county jail was affirmed Thursday by the Court of Criminal Appeals at Austin. The case concerns an auto collision on July 14, 1933 involving Joan Doesdale of 149 Goodwin Street.
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J. Johnson
Randolph Field
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Jolson
Joan Doesdale
Goodwin Street
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