Radio Upsets Old Concert Traditions in San Antonio
San Antonio tenor Rafael Diaz, city visitor and future Metropolitan Opera star, argues modern concerts need atmosphere as much as voice. He notes radio brings top world performances home, and recalls a recent New York recital moving from bare stages to candlelit, theatrical settings. Diaz, known as the drawing room prince, discusses his shift toward song presentation with modern composers.
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Hafaelo Diaz
San Antonio Texor
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Arrmvis
Fort Sem Houston
Dies
Prince of
Diaz
Bret Roiers
Iherlenera
San Antonio Diaz Pave &, Modern Musicale
Hotel Pierre
Petron
di Ding
Cecil Comes
Roland Farler
Daniel Wolf
Henry Hadley
Lars Townley
Godffrey O'Hare
Ding
Cylon
Bar Hart
Newnort
Palm Beach
Hinviele
Sen Antonio
Flrst
Municipal Anditarium
San Antonio
Europe
Boston Opera Company
Open Girl Death Probe Advances Amid Fresh Evidence
Continued from Cage One, a woman found in a Ming Four nier room Tuesday morning died Thursday morning in a hospital. Police withheld findings pending Dr. Goonson's report, then renewed inquiry Friday with undisclosed new evidence. A brother traveled from Spokane to San Antonio to learn details as funeral plans are set.
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M. Harris
Ming Fournier
Lr. Goonson
San Antonio
Spokane
Washington
Destroyers Planes Join Search for Missing Fidelity Crew
In Los Angeles on November 28 a flotilla including 280 destroyers and two planes from North Island joined the hunt for the missing Fidelity and her 11 crew. The effort continues as authorities coordinate radar and sea patrols to locate the vessel and recover any survivors.
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Delverant Beriire
Los Angeles
North Island
Fidelity
Africa Expedition Leaves in January
Calterant Retrice reports that an African expedition announced by I. S. Horn of San Marino California will depart in January and is expected to reach New York in early next year.
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Chicgagy
New York
Horn of
San Marino
Calif
Alaska highway plan urged to replace Alaskan railroad
Seward businessman Don Carlos Brownell urged abandoning the United owned Alaska railroad from Seward to Fairbanks and building a modern highway to spur development and population growth. A Senate investigating committee, led by Senators Howell Kendrick and Thomas, inspected the railroad amid a million dollar annual deficit and appeared swayed by Brownell’s proposal.
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Brward
Alaska
United Owned
Alaskan
Fom
Seward
Fairbanks
Don Carlos Brownell
Brownell
Senate
Hubert B. Howell
John B. Kendrick
John Thomas
Traveten
Crownell
Washington
Engineer A Tinkey retires after 2 million miles
London November 28 retired Great Western Railway engineer A Tinkey, after 40 years of service, said he had covered more than two million miles on the front plate. The Furniture columns of Tight Classified advise saving on office and home merchandise.
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London
Great Western Railway Company
A. Tinkey
Court Defines Insanity Affidavit Requirement in Maple Case
Austin court sets precedent that a defendant's insanity claim after conviction must be supported by an affidavit signed by a disinterested, respectable person before a jury can be required to consider insanity. Judge Lattimore notes rehearing not allowed on chamber rulings. Maple's attorney challenged the preacher.
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Austin
Desk J. Manle
Foustow Alager
Court of Criminal Ane Prals
Lexan
Nirin'a
F. C. Fuller
Atlorane
Maplest
Maple
Istrict
Ipdce
Wihons
Whitland
O. 5
Lattimore
Court of Criminal Appeals
Maples
Laheas Cor
Debut of Alamo Heights Junior School Paper The Mule’s Bray
The Mule's Bray, Alamo Heights Junior School's paper, debuts with Arlen Vorter as editor in chief and a staff including Eugene Sprowl, Yusinoga manager, Ann Sovlete editors, and others. Students contribute pieces by Lacy Johnson, Edgar Rogers, Adele Photiian, Macy Witch Woanls, and more.
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Mule's Bray
Alamo Heights
Arlen Vorter
Eugene Sprowl
Yusinoga
Ernest Schrievner
Ann Prev
Mary Louise Villaret
Tuck Dperkins
Frederick Oppeneiner
Assembly
Turn Pape
Setivity
Carl Besum
Boy 12 Hanged With Boots On in Smithville Mystery
A 12 year old boy named Charles Rosal Lampmais was found hanged in a tall pine on his foster father's farm near Smithville. Officials doubt the suicide theory, noting a skilled knot and a later dinner ring a suspect scene. Four youths, Teonnsd Bhnidllow and Loafon Fisher among them, had been executed for similar crimes weeks earlier.
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Smithville
Gatarig
Ugs
Charles Rosal Lampmais
James L. Lampmnon
Charles
Teonnsd
Loafon
Fisher
Megrore
Couples Save Nickels to Defray Costs of Wedding
In Hluffs Town on November 28, Donald Hel 24 and Lela Gnekilt 22 saved nickels toward their wedding. They counted 50 nickels for the marriage license at the court clerk and saved more to pay the ceremony by Tev C Nankam. Both workers hope to furnish a home.
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Donald Hel
Lela Gnekilt
Ariver
C. Nankam
Tela
Ilpa
Donall
Chooge
Ife
Katy To Change Train Schedule Announcement
Kansas passenger agent Max Curtis said changes to the Kate Limited and the Houraton route modify departure times. The Kate Limited now leaves at 1 80 p m instead of 2 00 p m, while the Houraton service shifts to 1 30 p m instead of 1 15 p m, affecting San Antonio and Houston connections.
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Scheibles
Sturi, Kansas
Foxnn
Levine
San Antonin
Max Curtis
Kate
Pallas
Banquet planned for Spartan Air students from Tulsa
Twenty nine student fliers attend banquet honoring ten Miers from the Spartan Air school. The Tulsa chamber official will host a dinner at the Gunter hotel. Porter Whailes, manager, says Walter Walthall will preside. Fliers arrive in flying ships and will be judged on arrival at Windwafiet by Tack Beretta, focal chapter president.
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Spartan Air School
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
Porter Whailes
Walter Walthall
Flers
Windwafiet
Tack Beretta
Focal
National Aeronautic
Trio in Prison Break Hunted in Leavenworth Escape
Leavenworth Kan Nov 3 Three inmates escaped from Fort Leavenworth by tunneling under a 20 foot wall and leaving the penitentiary annex undetected until guards found damage in their cell. The trio Stern Koehler Frank Chapman and Edwin Trawnie were incompliant for violating the anti narcotic act.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Stern Koehler
St. Louis
Frank Chapman
San Francisco
Sud Edwin
Trawnie
St. Vowry
Beverly Spilian Henting Deer at Stourleigh Ranch
Beverly Spilian Henting Deer spends Thanksgiving holidays at the Stourleigh ranch where hunting deer is noted as part of seasonal activity.
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Beverly Spilian
Stourleigh Ranch
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Rafaelo
Fort Sam Houston
Metropolitan Optra Company
Cage One
Africa
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Naple
Houston
Salontay
William A. Urban
Finigan
Urban
Leon Brown
Martin French
Elain
Keore
Dean
Doan
Henry Beles
Birmingham
Ala
Alamo
San Ny
Barney
Sadoveky, Magr
Watch Free
Katy
FOX
China
Corea
Alamo Plaza
Plaza
Thot
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