Gonzales Fair Opens With Parade and Exhibits
The Gonzales fair opened with a parade before a crowd of about 10,60 persons amid fair weather. Exhibits from local industries, schools, and organizations filled the grounds, with Mrs. Tom Suemerd winning top honors in the community exhibits.
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Army Orders Move Officers Across Posts and Roles
Arlington era dispatch lists shifts and promotions for Army staff. Lt. Col. William H. Thibler moves to MI general staff in Washington. Turton C. Andrus becomes assistant armor instructor at Fort Riley. Aubrey J. Logh and others reassigned or retired for disability. Peter Mel and Paterson details show transfers to New York depots and Langley. William Clarke and Thomas Roberts receive duty reassignments as officers shift within commands.
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San Marcos Bays Coronal Institute Takes City Role
In San Marcos a long running institute founded in 1860 and run by the Texas Methodist district was purchased by the city for 2 years and slated to become a public site. City officials outline plans for a future civic use with local names and organizations listed among participants and participants in a broad program.
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Terror Killed by German Police Hunter Vieluf
A chaotic pursuit ends in Fritz Vieluf’s death after he killed a gendarme in Berlin and wounded bystanders. Police tracked a famed postwar German criminal through crowds, forcing a final confrontation as he resisted and was shot. His body identified amid the confusion.
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San Antonio Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
OC H R Troe and associates note weddings and homecomings with Galveston and Gulfport trips. Local clubs and meetings gather at the Markham Hotel, M.C.A. social groups convene, and visitors from Galveston to Kansas City stay in San Antonio for brief visits and business.
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Desperado's European Crime Trail Ends in Europe
An anonymous thief roamed across towns in Germany, robbing and killing as he went. He shot at a bank messenger, escaped with 400 marks, and traveled through Berlin, Baden Baden, and Kiel before authorities traced his identity and brought him to trial for a long string of robberies and murders.
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Surgeons from Europe to Attend Chicago Congress
Eminent surgeons from Europe join American College of Surgeons in Chicago for its five day annual clinion congress opening October 6. The event features a major symposium on radium and x ray treatment with top surgeons from Paris Madrid Stockholm and other centers contributing.
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TALKIE STUDIO DEDICATED ON COAST
The Ocean coast studio dedication showcases Millikan guiding Norman Bridge Laboratory research at California Institute of Technology. The event features Hollywood figures and signals a push toward scientific detection of sound and vision, with Gem Moran and Graham Belt presenting.
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Daughters of American Revolution Elect Officers in Ward Meeting
The Junior Elias Twearnate Ward chapter elected officers for the Daughters of the American Revolution. President Mary Willeweens, vice president Mira Mary Teers, secretary Marguerite Connors, treasurer Hinadane Gloryur, and others were named. A luncheon, programs, and social activities at the St Anthony hotel and local venues followed, with planned meetings and community events announced.
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Bakerieo Grief Predicts Up Prosperity
Frederick H. Frazier, chairman of General Making Corporation, predicts a broad upturn for American industry. The firm plans an $8,000,000 modernization program in 1930, building five new baking units and renovating 12 plants. Past years saw $6,000,000 spent on improvements as GO plants across the Midwest to Tulsa are modernized, signaling strong confidence in future profits and national economic strength.
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Milam Teacher Association Meets At Fea Py Afternoon
The Ben Milam Parent-Teacher association and Milam group plan a Friday meeting with a full schedule. Officers for the new term include Mrs. Charles I’na president and Mrs. C. Code first vice president with a large turnout expected.
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