Tragic Flight Ends In Sea For Louise Stanton
Louise Turek Stanton, 30, a newlywed from Jacksonville, fled in a borrowed plane toward the open Atlantic after writing notes asking for no rescue. With limited fuel she aimed eastward for about 350 miles before authorities found no sign of wreckage, and friends say she intended to vanish rather than risk a rescue. Her husband, Gordon M Stanton, died in a recent car crash.
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Stockdale Works to Employ Twenty at School Projects
Three work projects at Stockdale High School will provide jobs for about 20 persons for several weeks. The campus is being upgraded and a community cannery is being established on the site.
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Stockdale
Btockdale
Weather summary and Baptist World Alliance meeting notice
A weather report shows 24 hour precipitation totals ending 7 a.m and notes January 1 to November monthly deficits with 1.90 inches for November and 7.90 inches accumulated. sun and monrise set times are listed and tides at Aransas Pass. A Baptist World Alliance meeting is announced for 1994 in Besiin Germany from August 1 to 5.
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Wardhesday
Dar
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Nesday
Aransas Pass
Garner Hunts On Birthday In Texas Deer Hunt
Vice President Sean Nance Garner spent his birthday quietly on a deer hunt in Red River County Texas. Letters of felicitation began arriving from friends nationwide as Garner, born November 22 1868 in a log cabin near Detrait Michigan territory area, marked the day 10 miles south of the old Okla home Territory.
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Texas
Nev
Sean Nance Garner
Heme
Garner
Mlobham Pratesr
Detrait
Texma
Red River County
Tuscaloosa Doctor Bites Spider in Self Experiment
Dr. Alan W. Blair of Tuscaloosa, a University of Alabama medicine professor, allowed a black widow spider to bite him after earlier animal tests failed. He endured severe pain for two days in a local hospital to verify human venom effects and advance medical science.
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Allan W. Blair
Alabama University
Photographer International News
Tuscaloosa
Alt
Alan W. Blair
Blair
University of Alabama
Cats and Dogs Had Failed To Show Results. Dr. Hinir
Lower Basic Pay Sought for Southern Workers
Atlanta November 22 A supplemental basic code to set wage minimums for the South not exceeding 70 percent of Northern and Eastern levels is urged by the Southeastern Division of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The unanimous resolution cites higher living costs and distribution expenses in the South, naming Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia Florida and Kentucky.
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Florida
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Rail Unions Count Ballots For Possible Strike
Houston November 23 rail labor officials prepared to count ballots to decide if Southern Pacific workers in Texas and London will strike. Management reviewed applications as workers sought roles during a paused wage dispute amid union pressure and widespread labor activity.
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Houston
Southern Pacific
Texas
Londina
Dheck Atttke
Lons Lon
Riot at Prison Halted by Fire Hoses in Philadelphia
A riot at the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia involved 75 inmates during a yard recreation. They set fires and destroyed shops, prompting guards and police to flood the yard with fire hoses and riot weapons. The unrest followed a plan for segregation within the prison, with no bloodshed reported.
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Itserin
Herbert Smith
Devil's Island
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Provhot
Wareden Smith
Pinchot
Henry W. Woolman
Chinaberries Put Girl in Hospital
Three year old Cleota of 1108 North Alamo Street was reported in serious condition at Robert B. Green hospital Wednesday after eating chinaberries. In the county hospital several injuries were listed including Raron Delgado 40 beaten at Clyde street near the Missouri Pacific tracks, Fred Jordova 12 struck by flying steel while at a lathe, Francisco Orta 30 shocked by a car, and Ben Lopez 42 burn injuries from hot tar on his roof.
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North Alamo Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
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Clyde Street
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Fred Jordova
West Euclidays
Anne
Francisco Orta
Malamorn
Ben Lopez
Laverio Street
Ickes Forms Oil Legal Division
Secretary Ickes created a special legal division for oil code enforcement to be under the petroleum administrative board. It will pursue enforcement actively in courts in collaboration with the interior department. The agency includes A W Walker Jr from Texas and Charles Francis and Lavergne Francis Guinn from Texas.
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Ickes
Petroleum Administrative Board
Department of the Interior
A. W. Walker Jr
University of Texas
Texas Petroleum Council
Charles Francis
Wichita Falls
Texas
Lavergne Francis Guinn
Dallas
Oil Marketing, Committee For
Verdict in Grocer Pete Nocker Death Declared
Justice R W Stappenbeck rendered a verdict of death by own action in the case of Pete Nocker, 30, grocer of 602 Hoefgen avenue, found dead in his store. A gun and note were recovered beside the body. the store had been closed for days.
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Wie Peace
R. W. Stappenbeck
Pete Nocker
Hoefgen Avenue
Work Shop Plays Postponed By Theatre Workshop
Four on p run plays presented by the Little Theater Workshop were postponed from November 24 and 25 to November 28 and 29. President Miss Bobbit Coburn sprained her back in a fall at home, necessitating the delay.
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Little Theater Workshop
Widow Faces Murder Charge After Tragic Shot Death
Audrey Smith Clark, a former musical comedy dancer, remains under double guard at Woodbury Hospital after being charged with murder in the death of her husband Sheldon A. Clark, a wealthy executive and sportsman. A magistrate arraignment was planned as authorities said she threatened suicide amid a bitter quarrel preceding the shooting in their Gloucester County home.
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Sheldon A. Clark
Paulsboro
N. J
Padlsboro
Atia Woodbury Hospital
Lynwood Lord
Gloucester Cquity
Haspital
Clark
Abe
Day in Jail and Fine for Accident Arrest
Harola Longuotham of 315 Jones Avenue was fined 50 and costs and sentenced to a day in jail by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court at Law No 2 on one count of negligent homicide. Longbstham was charged with causing fatal injuries when his car struck George Clifford Carlin of 508 Hays Street on October 1.
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Harola
Longuotham
Jones Avenue
Charles J. Matthews
Longbstham
George Clifford Carlin
Hays Street
City walkathon legality tipped by court ruling
The Fourth Circuit Civil Court of Appeals dismissed the city's appeal as moot after a judge ruled the entertainment at a walkathon sponsored by the American Leon group had ended. The dispute centered on an old city ordinance requiring public exhibitions and whether it remains valid. If another walkathon occurs, the legality may face further court challenge.
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Tey
Wilgellen
Leon
Jud
Tayloe
Morty
Uth
San Antonio
Power output gains in week of November 16
New York data show electric power output for the week of November 16 rose slightly from the prior period and was 66 percent higher than the same week last year. The increase lagged the 8.3 percent rise seen in the previous week.
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