Tales of the Old West Ride to Annual Drivers Gathering
Comrades of the Old Trail Drivers Association gather for the twenty first annual convention at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. President W.T. San Matros presides with welcome by Mayor C. Quin. Old songs, talks by speakers including Herrman Ochs and F P B Hill, and performances of western tunes mark the event. Committees appointed and business discussions follow afternoon sessions.
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Vexas
Pharrdey
Gunter Hoi
Bruce Reberre
C. & Quin
Herrman Ochs
P. B. Hill
Brig
Harker
Oscar Fox
Tiana
Mora Shaw
Alice Meyfield
Pi ‘Sfler
EL Altgait
Issishint
SISTER WINNER Babson Believes Women Could Take Family Business
Wellesley reports the twenty third annual convention highlights women’s roles in business and family enterprise. Notable speakers include Senator Jim Neal and Representative Jet Powter, with discussions on gender equality, heredity myths, and domestic duties. The program features a morning address by J Frenk Dabie and a memorial service, followed by a barbecue and dance at Brackenridge Park.
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Babson
Wellesley
Roper W
Univer Pe Kert
John Cocina Fone
Avan
al Brite
Elmey Newtomer
Jim Neal
Jetf Powter
New Mexico
Trai
Prive Rube Bant
J. Frenk Dabie
Lumen
Presmase
Jack
Gunter Hotel
Brackenniége Park
Jim MM
L. O. Miller
Transportation
W. B. Tuttle
Phalph Jackson
Commissioner Wright
Quriesy Committee
Bill Adams
Wiliam B. Krempkan
J. M. Slater
Adolph Hultmeyer
Walter Billingsley
Sam Cone
Mose W. Hays
Mike Wheat
Jim Donnell
J. D. Brailey
John Gibbons
E L. Allen
BT. Darnell
Sally King Hopkins
Lola Brailey
Russell Beck
R. J Center
Trene Carver
R. Thurman
Rites Set for Las-Way Woman Crash Victim
Funeral services for Miriam Delaney Lula Miller 7 of 450 McKinley avenue will be held Wednesday with Dr J Gundy Timmons officiating. She died Monday from auto wreck injuries suffered Sept 8 when the car returning to San Antonio from the Dallas exposition overturned near Warahachie. A sister Mrs Willie Lee Robin 10 also was fatally injured. Survived by a brother J Tom Fatteron of Goldfinch a sister Mrs Olivia J Milly of Dallas and several nieces and nephews.
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L. A
Myre
Miriam Delaney
Lula Miller
McKinley Avenue
Apo
J. Gundy Timmons
Miller
San Antonio
Dallas Exposition
Ff Rative
Vardeman
J. Tom Fatteron
Goldfinch
Olivia J. Milly
Dallas
Praised Stakowski by Stoker for Big Broadcast 1937
Leopold Stoker hailed Stakowski as a great artist and praised his method used by Leisen to photograph Stakowski and his symphony orchestra in The Big Broadcast of 1937, drawing enthusiastic response.
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Stakowski
Leopold Stoker
Leisen
Study Extension of N. Y. Trading Hours
New York traders on the Pacific Coast favor extending New York Stock Exchange hours to 4 p m from 3 p m to reduce time disparities. Firms with substantial Pacific Coast business say the current gap limits expected Far West activity when New York opens at 8 a m in California Oregon and Washington.
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N. Y
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Far West
California
Oregon
Washington
Chevrolet Motor Company expands as retooling costs rise
Detroit October 6 M EB Coyle president and general manager announced the Chevrolet Motor Company has spent 26 million dollars this year and 36 million dollars overall on retooling installing new machinery and rearranging plants and assembly lines to modernize production.
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Detroit
M. EB. Coyle
Chevrolet Motor Com
Green Signs Irk Bears at Park
Government report notes that black bears in Great Smoky Mountains National Park resist new signage. Bears scratched, pulled down, and splintered carved green signs with pearl backgrounds along hiking trails. Experts differ on whether bears dislike changes or pigment oil provokes them.
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Washington
Great Smoky Mountains
Natonal Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Jaye
Black Bears
British probes arms shipment to Spain via Hamburg route
London reports the government is investigating a cargo of arms from the Hamburg free zone to Alicante aboard the Cardiff steamer Bramhill. The munitions are said to have entered Germany through Zurich, Switzerland, per informed quarters.
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London
Hamburg Free Zone
Alicante
Spain
Cardiff
Bramhill
Germany
Zurich
Switzerland
Largest Miniature Railroad in New York opens at Empire State Building
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith pulled a switch today to set in motion the world’s largest miniature railroad on the street floor of the Empire State Building. The exhibit, presented for three months by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in cooperation with the Empire State observatories, offers free admission to the public.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State Building
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Empire State Observatories
Woolworth Reports Record September Sales
Woolworth announces September sales of 24,453,705 dollars, the largest September total in company history, up 15.28 percent from 20,243,023 dollars reported for the same month a year earlier.
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Woolworth
New York
Woolwarth Company
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