Rehabilitation aims to restore morale and work skills
L W Fox, head of the technical and vocal signal school, urged rehabilitation for the disabled at the National Rehabilitation Association convention. He argued morale and former training should be salvaged when possible, with job modification as needed. Other speakers included Homer Nichols, Harry Hicker, and Edward A. Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Fox
National Re Habilitation Association, Inc
Fox
Biotmnr
Homer Nichols
Kentucky
Harry Hicker
California
Edward A. Stiles
Philadelphia
H. A. Nelson
Madison
Wis
Marshall Dawson
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Slate Barllow
Indiana
Robert L. Bynum
Tennessee
Mark M. Waller
Wiliam McCraw
Robert Lee Bobbitt
Fourth Court of ‘Civil Appeals
L. A. Woods
Faye Beard
Oklahoma
Preston Dial
Texas
Association
Walter
Nichols
Bynum
Willam' 2D
Hawkhead
Alabama
Anc Vernon Banta
C. N. Woodrutt
Detroit
C. M. Andrews
Tallahassee
Fla
Doyle-Beurldck
Tulsa
Ola
Clara Kimball Young Cast in REO Radio Drama They Wanted to Marry
Clara Kimball Young, a famed silent screen star, has been cast for a leading role in REO-Radio's They Wanted to Marry. The announcement highlights her prominence in early film and her transition to radio, signaling a high profile pairing with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kimball
Young Clara KimBall
Young
Reo-Radio
Wool market steadies as Texas spring wool contracts rise
San Angelo reports the Texas spring wool market nearing 6,000,000 pounds with eight firms active. Offers around 35 cents for top 400-gram sales, 30 to 33 cents early, and some trades at 31.5 cents per pound. Stakes include 1.25 million pounds at 1.40, 500,000 at 92 cents and others near 32 to 23 cents. Wool demand boosts lamb prices to about 7 cents, while mutton lambs firm at 7 cents and several hundred thousand pounds remain unsold from 1936 production. Ranchers like George Olson predict a 3.5 to 3.9 cent shift next year amid warehouse debate. Cattle and calf sales appear steady, with multiple buyers entering the San Angelo market.
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San Angelo
Texas
Sonora
George Olson
Menard
West Texas
San An Ao
Baugh Brothers
Dorado
Coke County Ranch
California
W. Hevans
Hevans Ate Bank
Rhodes
Bob Joffman
San Antonio
Maurice Ken
Claud Winthicum
Girvin
Girnat
Roach
South Texas Wildcat Drilling Buzzes In Several Fields
Southwest Texas Oil News reports activity across Rio Grande City region with multiple wells at various depths. No. 1 Perdue near Guerra field progresses at 1540 feet. several other sites in Kohler, Oppenheimer, and Flor Field show casing, perforating, and test results as crews push toward deeper targets.
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Asabel Lopez
Rio Grande City
Wildcat
Barbara Oil Company
Perdue
Guerra
Howard I. Base
Haden
Kouler Extension
Astern
Union Sulphur
Baby's No
Kubler
Duval County
No. Aia
Kobler
Cas
Miranda
Hottum
Kohler Field
Gomettines
Norin Kohler
Peters
Deen
Cena Pedtonce
de Lola
Weske Aya
Staten
South “Coast
Feio
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Pearsall Geldsro
Hatte
Oonenheimer
Austin
Oppenheimer
JE Ja
South
Texas
Amerada
Discovery
Thorton Davin $S
Pesraall
Burlezon County
Kel Bank Oi Company
Neilie Gramm
Cat Agar Chrelewan
Burleson County
Feck
Edwards
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Phillips
Basser
Humble OM End Refining Company Et al
Bluff
Succes County
Miller
Webb
Down Aard Treet
Webster
Hexser
Portilla Drilling Company
BIC
Welder Ia
BRE
Wildcat Vonlan OL
RE Ty Based
Bee County
Pattay
Wass
Manning
Voss
Humble Oil, and Refining Company
McBride
Theo Pinner
Plummer District
Beecounh
Goliad Test Sun Gil Company
Lena Fromme
Goliad County
California Company
Hidalgo County
Burton McCollum
Houston
Pantana Oil Company
Speed Oil Company
Edinburg
Lux
Resuime
Mint McCollum
John C. Engel Mats
Vidalga
If. J. Porter
Ala
Sweénasy
Alamo
Lytle Boy Crowned Celso Gutierrez River Death
Eight year old Celso Gutierrez of Lytle reportedly waded into a deep river bend near the Medina crossing beside Somerset on Monday afternoon. Deputy sheriffs said he drowned while playing in the water. city firemen recovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytle
Celso Gutierrez
Somerset
Medina
Appalino
Celsta
Hospital Fire Panic Traps 3716 Patients in Chicago
A hospital fire in Chicago caused smoke to flood the county hospital wards, unsettling 3716 patients. The blaze started near the record room and spread to the eye ear nose and throat ward, where nurses and interns struggled to reach frightened patients as a sprinkler system activated and firefighters responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Linsi—A
Classified Ad Promotes Half-Rate Broadway Tickets
A brief notice invites readers to Broadway at a Rim street offering tickets at half-rate. The fragmentary ad hints at a light Class? offer with promotional pricing and venue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Desk blotter wanted at The Light ad counter
Readable ad note requests a desk size blotter for sale or trade. Mentions The Light, Bradwig, FilM street and IVs free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Fifth Street
Bradwig
Film Street
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Advange Wool “Shles
Southwest Texas Oil News
Garwood
Sterling Oik and Hoyalty Company
Garwood Seen
Colorado County
Kailt Flats
Chiquila Oil Company
Hlenthewn
Wow
Hickingaa Fe
Salt Flats
Ot Caldwell
Skelly Oil Company
Tovasion
Samfordyce Oil
Hidalgo
Staer
Rio Grands Valley
Swoet
Ineir
Atattigon-Danvers
Porcion
Reynosa
Discovers
Botton
Ralah Fale, Inc
Porcion 98
Reynosa Forisdiction
Weekly Oil Corporation
Lula
Travis 2213
Ford
England
France
Dearkorm
Ford Finance
United States
America
Ford Features
Ford Motor Company
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