Noa Song To Wave Day Outdoors Observed In City
The city recreation department will observe father and son day outdoors Saturday with plans for games and activities for both fathers and sons. The last day of Father and Son Week will be marked Sunday with special services. Sons are asked to accompany fathers to the Gilpes Smith netting at 6 p.m. Sunday. Churches across the city observed Father and Son Week with Thursday night programs. Large attendances were reported, with early suppers so congregations could attend Gipsy Smith services at the municipal auditorium.
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Fay
Bob Bass
Beck
Gipes Smith
Gipsy Smith
AW. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Rolle P. Crum
Marcial Koepp
Hoy Scout Troop 1
Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ta Casa del Rio
G. McCulloch
BM. C. Agat
Welton Greeman
Laurel Heights
Archduke Otto to Return as Head of House Hansburg
Berlin dispatch says Archduke Otto will return to Hungary November 21, the day after his eighth birthday, to assume leadership of the House of Hansburg after reaching the age of majority. The Geneva report notes preparations underway.
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Hungary
Berlin
Hungacy
House of Hansburg
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Oday
California Weather Impacts Warms Pac Nor Plans
A San Francisco bulletin notes wind and rain mix as winter approaches, signaling stronger weather patterns across California and the Pacific Northwest. The text also mentions a surge in demand for closed model cars and promotes daily deals in classified ads.
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San Francisco
Toder
California
Pac
Hoover Urged by GOP Leaders to Reorganize Party
Washington November 14 Republican leaders press President Hoover to reorganize the party and prepare for future elections. They anticipate Senator Fess of Ohio may resign after guiding the party through the congressional campaign and year ahead.
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G.O.P
Washington, D. C
Toover
Republican High Command
Fess
Ohio
Al Smith Begins Weekly Syndicated Article
New York reports writer Al Fred B. Smith will start a weekly column for a newspaper syndicate in January. The piece will range from 1000 to 1500 words. Readers are advised to search ads for a Lost and Found item and may call Crockett 2400 for details.
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Alfred B. Smith Ia
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Crockett
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