Women's Episcopal Council Holds Eleven Synod Meeting
Delegates from eleven synods gathered for the Women's Episcopal Council session in Houston. F Capes of West Texas was elected president. Rev L B Richardt and other clergy named secretaries and regional reps. Benjamin Brown of Kansas City chosen vice president. Mrs James H Dever named secretary treasurer.
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F. Capes
West Texas
L. B. Richardt
Cinetharek
Sea Antonio
Secretars
Vear Feod Davis
Osigheuns
Rice Little Rock
Conncil
Chorea
Exhibit Planted Exposition At Memphis Fair
An exposition in Memphis highlights dairy farming and regional agriculture as organizers promote advancements in the dairy industry amid a mid autumn fair setting. Key figures and local exhibitors participate in demonstrations and displays.
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Memphis
Boy Pleads Mother to Live Amid Hanging Stay Effort
Eddie Cassler, a Chicago high school boy, urges his mother Mrs Cassler to fight her execution for complicity in a cabinet death tied to life insurance. Attorneys win a one week stay. Cassler hopes to halt the sentence and push to the Supreme Court or governor for clemency. The boy says he would rather have his mother alive in prison than dead. Governor Lat Small’s stance looms over the case as further action is awaited.
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Chicago
Eddie Cassler
Wit Wrother
Yite
Cassler
Wes
Ler Rose
Runreme
Eddie Leet
Seulene
Eddie
Tam
Lat Small
Ulnoie
Erga
Mareio
Rotary Christmas plans discussed at Friday meeting
Rotary club members reviewed the Christmas tree celebration plans presented by the tree committee led by Mertire Wright and John Certias Tom. President Bob Witt chaired the session as the committee outlined initial ideas and attendees debated potential arrangements.
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Rotary Club
Tree Committee
John Certiastom
Clat
Bob Witt
Mertir ‘Wright
New York Dancer Fined and Claims Stone Missing
Trixie Hicke, a blonde dancer, faces a traffic fine of 2002 and notes a $2600 amendment after pleading her case in court. She alleges a stone vanished from an Ogaware ring she received from songwriter Al Wilson while en route to court, while parties dispute spotting her at distance in New York.
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York
Nct
Trixie Hicke
Niles
al. Wilson
100 Children in Tall Fete at East Magnolia Street
A Tall Fete at Elementary School on East Magnolia street will feature more than 160 children in the pageant A Trip to Other Times. B Barnes assisted by Astin leads the event with a committee including Mesdames Ate, Donnell, Fox, Hass, Pierce, Diewmann, Wirnerborna, Sehulz, Sharp, and Duval coordinating afternoon and evening activities.
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East Magnolia Street
B. Barnés
Astin
Mesdames Q. B. Ate ‘Draws
LW. Donnell
L. W. Fox
Be Hass Ets Pierce
Robert Diewmann
W. He Wirnerborna
F. Ti Sehulz
Tof, Sharp
H. C. Duval
Chinese Denounce Tang as Communist in Nanking Condemnation
A fragmentary report notes denouncement of Tang-Sen-Chi as Communist and alleged alliance with Peking forces. The piece records actions or rhetoric from Nanking amid a government edition launch and fiery accusations against the Tang-Sen-Chi leadership.
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Tang
Svcumenpiuns
Tang-Sen-Chi
Peking
Har Nanking
Ciesed
Fankow
Mrs Hill Seeks Divorce and Plans Life Away From Stage
Mrs Hill, a former Follies girl and ranch life figure, seeks a separation from Walter Hill in a New York court. She vows not to return to the stage if the suit succeeds, aiming to devote her life to her year-old son by a former marriage. The complaint seeks a month to month tempo rary order and $335000 in attorney fees.
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Bette
Mont
Mildred Richardson
Follies
Walter Hill
James J. Bil
Eva Finen
Paris Robbery at Perfume Factory Leaves Loot Stolen
In Paris the perfume factory of Walska was broken into by thieves who stole about $25,000 worth of goods. They loaded the loot onto a birge near Shecata, close to the factory, before escaping.
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Iy Semyersa
Paris
Ua Walska
I'stin
Arid O
Rauily
Theriné
Shecata
Typing speed awards at Brackenridge senior high
Eighteen girls from Brackenridge High School’s commercial department received typing speed awards this week. Dorothy Cole won first place with an average of seventy one words per minute and earned a gold pin presented by Underwood. Other top finishers included Rosa Child, Jorie Schlovin, Henrie Watters, Ellen Dillon, and Mariel Watkins, receiving pins and rings for their rapid typing.
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Brackenridge Senior Schop
Dorothy Cole
Underwood Company
Sliss “Rosatende
Childs
Jorie Sehlovingart
Ellen Dillon
Eli. Watkers Aucitle
Fragmentary sports sketch hints at Inter league trap incident
Readable fragments describe an Inter league pursuit and a swift trapping incident in California. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece notes immediate action and a dramatic scene involving hasty maneuvering and a quick reaction.
Bryan's Son Wins Separation and Music Career Pursuit
In Los Angeles, Willem J. Bryan, a local lawyer and son of a noted figure, received an interlocutory decree of separation after testimony that his wife refused to live with him since December 1, 1625. A former Bryan governess testified the children faced desertion and Bryan chose a musical career over family life, though the custody matter was not contested amid the desertion claim.
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Los Angeles
Willem J. Bryan
Bin
Bryan
Zelitbatcher Ronsiegl
Laundry Equipage Taken From Home Reported
A fragmentary notice reported missing laundry and belongings believed taken from a home. The reader was urged to contact local authorities after a Friday report by F. Bingteton of Bandera. The cut text suggests a theft involving a washing machine and clothes, with details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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F. Bingteton
Bandera
Brackenhise High elects new student government officers
The Brackenhise High School senior class completed its student government elections. Miss Ea Richardson was named parliamentarian, Miss Dorothy Singing Robert Floyd sergeants-at-arms, Miss Johanie Fugg historian, Miss Thelma Donnenburg senior, Tay San Levy president, Wilma Wella vice president, and Ralph Allane treasurer.
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Brackenhise High School
Ea Richardson
Dorothy Sy
Robert Floyd
Sergeants-Et-Arns
Johanie Fugg
Thelma Donnenburg
Tenior
Tay San Levy
Wilma Wella
Ralph Allane Wag
Sophomore Class Chooses Goldschmidt for Presidency
Walter Goldschmidt was elected president of Brackenridge senior school's sophomore class at the officer election this week. Theila Wemlland served as secretary with Jella Elam as treasurer, Howard Sloan as sergeant at arms, Bruce Gimble as reporter, Miss Dorothy Hosell as censor, and Miss Tilly Mae Bowen with Frank Lay as class officers.
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Walter Goldschmidt
Brackenridge Senior School
Theila Wemlland
Jella Elam
Howard
Sloan
Bruce Gimble
Dorothy Hosell
Rensor
Tilly
Mae Bowen
Frank Lay
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Rotary
J. C. Mobier
State Board of Agriculture
Rothman’s
W. Houston St
Bbc
J. H. Cranford
Houston Street
Mate
Glass Elects
B.H
Goldschmidt
Kuppenheimer
Trank Bros
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