Meeting of Robbie Ta Gall in troubled times
Robbie Ta Gall meeting faces disruption as illness and accident hamper attendance. The school acting president announces retirement fund moves to Austin, while preparations for invigoration ceremonies at Sam Houston Teachers College proceed. The public press coverage notes Hull Younghine and others involved amid uncertainties.
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May King
Robbie
Finn
Austin Jhimes
Ais
Dow
Dionne recall and denial spark tour controversy
Callander Ontario resident Mrs Callandar accuses the Dionne Quintuplets of neglect during five days at the Dionne home claiming lack of essentials like diapers. Meanwhile Miss Loris is on a lecture tour recounting experiences with the Fauna and sweeping public attention away from the contention.
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Yyoro
Callandar
Dionne
Lhe House
Syn
Quits appearance at Joske's store sparks medical mystery
The article describes a chaotic scene at Joske's department store in San Antonio where a woman named Mix Lerous and four infants are involved. A nurse is assigned to the case, the babies suffer from neglect, and four months pass before they are moved to a hospital. Despite care, the infants initially fail to improve until they receive fresh air and sunshine. The piece references daily routines, a public figure described as a famous nurse, and selling shoes as part of the context. The narrative moves through early care, hospital transfer, and the public perception surrounding the case.
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San Antoni
Joske
Wales
Shorougin Seiertilie Phurintine
Tlitite Individoa
Inesyorkl
Mas Lee Toys
St. Joseph's Hospital
World Bay
Rock Sliver Removed From Boy’s Eye At Hospital
A rock sliver lodged in a boy’s eye was removed at the hospital. The patient, Loy, was treated at Robert Green Hospital after injury on Bi Neri Pores Street. Doctors described the procedures as successful and the eye injury as minor.
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Bi Neri Pores
Robert B. Creen
Loy
Senate in Debate on Crop Central
Washington sources report the Senate opened debates on crop control with major party leaders signaling a lengthy process.House and Senate committees prepared to hear testimony as Roosevelt pushes a broad agricultural package amid AFL opposition and planned presidential remarks.
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Senate
Washington
Emston
Sontherners
Ealkert
Meet of Fair Play? GLU Set Promises Fair Play
Harris announces a campaign vow by the Fair Play group to oppose discrimination and end gambling abuses. Local enforcement is urged to back the push with measures to remedy alleged biases and ensure equal treatment for all citizens.
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Mr. Tartis
Hiarcie
Kasmwitois Alter
Sarium
Tredarieksbirg von
Fin Weriesdey
Ebhizens
Harris
Hospital to be equipped at new Poet San Houston facility
Installation of medical equipment for Poet San Houston's new $3,000 OOI station hospital will begin Wednesday per Col. Tames D. Heysinger. The hospital conversion, normally overseen by Col. Heysinger and Col. W Lee Hartt, is underway with four to six weeks needed for equipment setup, targeting December 1, after coordination with the corps.
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San Houston
Ooi Station Hospital
Col. Tames
D. Heysinger
Heysinger
W. Lee Hartt
Mve
Montiny
Darention
Police to Get New Address System
A new address system will aid the stalled police headquarters with dedicated horror as soon as the new freeway project is completed. Owen W. Kielny admitted Thesdas, the system will frontal contacts in the police HQ and eliminate mer ct to lent on ing, a dispatcher will be installed near the desk sergeant to offer a call on the system.
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Nein
Ohler Owen W. Kielny Lad
Thesdas
Mrctt Tolentoning
Uspatcher
Hall 9 Still Not So Hot In City Hall
A scrambled report notes city hall pulses with mixed activity and weather. Voters faced delays as plumbing and electrical issues hindered the polling setup. Officials cited cold conditions and staffing gaps as the cause of slow operations.
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Son City
G. K
Treasury Refort Report Shows Fiscal Figures
Treasury data from Washington lists receipts totaling 11.9 million and expenses around 22.5 million, with customs receipts near 23 million. Fiscal year receipts exceed 2.22 billion, including emergency outlays, while gross debt stands at about 27.0 billion, an increase of 403 thousand. Inactive gold holdings are noted at roughly 12.77 billion.
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Treasury Refurt
Washington
Treasury
Baptist Fund Drive Final Report December 6
Final report on the Baptist fund drive notes a reduction from 144 to 45 solicitors and nightly meetings ended. About $115,000 pledged to begin a new educational building costing around $325,000 with $250,000 needed. The congregation, the largest in Texas, has 4300 members and a Sunday school of 3000 planned.
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Haseen
Tesas
Webb
It's easy to solve problems Dial 129 and place a Light ad
A terse line instructs readers to dial 129 to place a Light want ad. The note implies a simple process for composing classified placements, typical of midcentury newspaper help articles, with emphasis on quick, direct action for readers seeking to advertise.
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