Hobby Show Feature Promises Braille Demo and Hand Modeling
The W A hobby show enters its third day with a Braille writing demonstration for the blind by Mrs. J F Lockwood at 4 p m and a hand modeling sketch by Mrs. Laura Sutton later in the afternoon. Horses on display from 2 p m to 10 p m draw crowds as hostesses greet attendees for the event.
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J. F. Lockwood
Laura Sutton
Bel Stown
Helen Hamilles
A. C. Finders
Frank Pitter
J. C. Kinnery
Pauline Fander
Nettie Kinner
Anne Swith
Esther Horton
Mary Leu Nicewoheet
Breakfast for St Marys Exes Set at Milam Cafeteria
A breakfast honoring former St Marys students now teaching will be hosted by the St Marys Ex-Students Association on December 1 at 8:00. Arnmad, class of 235, chairs the event. committee includes Mee Fraver, Jones, Gauer, and Gliber. Attendees who trained at St Marys University are invited. Rev Waller Goitka, S M, will speak.
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St. Mary's Ex-Btudenty Association
Bite Arnmad
Milam
Jon- Mie Mee Fraver
Frances Jones
Charistie Gauer
Jewel Gliber
St. Mary's University
Waller F. Goiitka
S. M
KTSA
Dean's Group to Meet Here in Texas
Registration for the Texas Association of Deans and Advisors of Women and Girls meeting is set for December 1 at 3 p m in the Pan American room of the Guiter hotel. Miss Frances Smith, registrar, announced Saturday. Speakers include Mrs Grace Garler Keeling Por Suntor High School Miss Lide Spraging SMU dean of women Miss Rachel M Foote Forest Avenue High School Dallagy Miss Dorothy Diehsager UT dean of women. Principal address by Miss Irma E Voigt dean of women Ohio University.
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Guiter Hotel
Frances Smith
Grace Garler Keeling
Por Suntor High School
Lide Spraging
Southern Methodist University
Rachel M. Foote
Forest Avenue High School
Dallagy
Dorothy Diehsager
The
University of Texas
Irma E. Voigt
University OF Ohio
Sweden to protest German mine near Swedish waters
The Swedish naval high command announced Sweden will lodge a formal protest in Berlin over a German minefield laid near Palsterbo on the Kattegat Battic channel. The field reached Sweden’s three mile limit, despite a four mile territorial rule, threatening navigable access for commercial steamers. The government had protested similar moves before to the Nazi regime.
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Sweden
Berlin
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Palsterbo
Kattegak
Battic
Netherlands protest over Venlo incident at frontier
The Netherlands government protested to Germany over the Venlo frontier shooting incident in which German police agents detained four men after a shooting affray. The event followed an attempted Munich time bomb attack on Adolf Hitler and involved Gestapo arrests tied to a Munich conspiracy, with one man killed and another wounded.
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S A Photos to Be Used in Magazine
Photographs of San Antonio’s scenic and historic spots were placed by the chamber of commerce in widely read publications to attract tourism. American Home magazine will feature San Antonio as one of America's richest markets, with views of missions and skyline provided by Earnshaw Publications. Publishers in New York and Chicago will use the images in the New York Post and other outlets, with further use planned in Digest issues and Art Directors Service projects.
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Chumber of Commerce
American Home Magazine
New York
Gilly
America
Earnshaw Publications, Inc
New York City
Alamo City
Grown Brothers
New York Post
Art Directors Service
Magazine to Use 5. A. Color Photos
National Geographic plans future issues with color photographs of the Alamo Bas Fernando cathedral Governor's Palace and Fort Bam Houston. Joe Musgrave of the chamber of commerce said a photographer was arranged to shoot the pictures for a feature on explorations wanderings and colonizations in the Southwest by French and Spanish explorers.
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Alamo
Bas Fernando Cathedral
Governor’s Palace
Fort Bam Houston
National Geographic Magnnine
Joe Musgrave
Chamber of Commerce
Musgrave
Muserave
Suthwest
Love Cal led sul Word Love Cal led sul Word
A noisy student society event at the University of Southern California discusses the word love as the greatest of all English terms. Dr Louis Warn leads the discussion praising love while critiquing other colloquial terms and phrases.
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Los Angeles
Mov
Pacvic
University of Southern Taritarnia
Louis’ Warn
Dr. Warn
Awell
Wann
False Report of Crime Charged in St Louis
A man identified as William J. Hill, former Pittsburgh sales man, was booked for making a false report of crime. Police said Hill claimed two Black men robbed him of 180 dollars. he admitted the army title of Maj. William Hill of the U S Army Air Corps stationed at Randolph Field Texas and that the robbery report was a hoax.
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Louis
William H. J. Hill
Pittsburgh, Pa
Louie Palise
Hill
William“Hil
U. S. Amy Air Corps
Rardolph Wi
Youth to Jail Leads Chicago Robbery Confession
Nov 1 1935 Chicago police entered a restaurant after a door visit from a gracious youth who invited patrolmen in. The youth and his accomplices appeared suspicious though generous, with rental property and listed tactics cited. The confession revealed attempts to steal and escape by distraction, ending in a class 1 robbery case.
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Chicago
Bel
Six Gunmen Fire Hall and Kidnap Two Officers
A gang of six attacked the Louis Crystal Ballroom in Fox River Grove Illinois after midnight using a time bomb. two officers were kidnapped and later released unharmed. The blast and fire caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Investigators probe a possible motive amid recent violence.
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Fay
Louis Crystal Ballroom
Dapes Hall
William. O
Dyarak
Rex Wright
Dvorak
Wright
Edward Cornocky
Louis
Etd
Cerricky
Rudolph W. Dvorak
Five Held in Houston Racket Probe
Five African American suspects, three men and two women, were jailed in Harris County on contempt charges after a city raid at a site described as a lottery headquarters. Judge Whit Boyd ordered $100 fines each. The group total reached 22 arrested by the vice squad in connection with the Holley racket investigation.
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INS
Ann
Lve Wonton
Harris
Nnll
Whit Boyd
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