Laurel's Dance Ends Dramatically at Deserted Farm Party
Laurel Quke, a 16 year old girl, attends a party at a deserted farm house after inviting a friend. She escapes a wild gathering by speeding along the highway to a safer location, planning another party where Bruce Torrey is to appear, while an attempt to locate a missing entertainer unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Quke
Cindy
Oper Sarleri
Jaded Fouuewan
Gay
Laurel
Sondshr
Beromnes
Warranger
Wruce Torrey
Bruce
Taure
Laurel Tango Rocks Country Club as Diaz-sulo Dazzles Crowd
Laurel dances a largely improvised tango with Diaz-sulo before a packed country club audience. The performance, heightened by rapid spins and eye contact, draws wild applause and encore demands as Connie and others observe from the wings. Megs Jaurel earns praise while Dina’s gaze lingers on Connie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Diaz
Country Club
Tom
Jore
Evershouts
Tina
Connie
Silk
Jue Droin
Couttrtaina
Samy de Love
Neadrel
Dina
Megs Jaurel
Bewice-Luh
Jies
Taurel
Merit Badge Awards Made at Monthly Boy Scout Court
The Boy Scout monthly court of honor at Urontwiy headquarters Monday night awarded merit badges to Andhiuy Giurell Hebert Deegaw Igeol Simms and others. Eagle cards went to Alex Maverico Museoll Gott bronze to Robert Moody and George Cotter, golf palms to Warren Cain and T M Haynes. Life badges were given to Charles O May Je Glen Mandell Bob Merendow and Tiny Watson. Eleven first class and 26 second class badges were presented by Alsolph Gyogsd with more medals to follow.
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Merit Batges
Snout Anwards
Boy Scout
Urontwiy
Artie
Tian
Wylie C. Johnsin
Engie
Andhiuy Giurell
George Cotter
Warren Cain
T. M.haynes
Jack Chapman
Charles O. May Je
Glen Mandell
Bob Merendow
Eid Tiny Watson
Anthony van Tuyl
Kerlon Santee
Jol, Fenser
Morris Woblemann
Melvin Silizman
William Welsinger
William Cassin
Tareick Brennan
Pilly Ln
Wiliam Oglesby
Charles Paul Moore
Warold King
Verker King
Ernestrange
Lorard Schramm
William Under
George Sorrella
George Nedenmiller
Willem Terry
aAslolph Gyogsd
Te Taek Chapmatnanistant Reontraster
Droop i
Warning Issued Against Orphans Home Solicitors
Residents of San Antonio and nearby towns are warned not to donate to solicitors posing as agents for the Protestant Orphan's Home. Reports say a woman attempted to collect funds for an event slated to be held next Saturday. Officials urge the public to avoid such solicitation.
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San Antonio
Audition Finals Set for Saturday in Texan District
Finalists Brad Zalmonsig and Charlea A Worbes led the clir vathin Saturday and will meet again in the finals. Miss Audin Guad and Miss Rose Senneated also advance to finals. Winners go to Dallas in November to face district rivals, then to New York City for national finals.
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Atwater Kent Auition
Atation Woal
Brad Zalmonsig
Charlea A Worbes
Audin Guad
Rose Senne
Ated
Dallas
Istrick
Pinnera
San Antonio Films Show Early Disease Signs at Hospital
Dr. Dudley Jackson supervised a screening at Nix Hospital Tuesday noon in San Antonio. The film documented development of a mystery disease and its early symptoms. Physicians viewed the clips and discussed clinical tables and detection methods.
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Dudley Jackson
San Antonio
Mathon
Nix
35 Enrolled in New Legion Post
The newly chartered San Antonio post No. 1H of the American Legion shows rapid growth with about 85 paid up members enrolled. A membership committee chair was elected to screen eligibility as organizers plan to set criteria around November 15. Another meeting is scheduled for next Monday night at the St. Anthony hotel.
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San Antonio
American Legion
Tugaday
St Anthony
Dark Corropt
Washburn Rail
St. Anthony, Washburn Seid
Fire station toy repair drive brightens Christmas cheer
Amid hammers and paint brushes volunteers at the city fire station No. 2 mobilize to repair and deliver toys for underprivileged children. Women Aid and Glidden Paint Company fund and paint repairs while volunteers collect discarded toys for local kids at Christmas. Aimed to bring joy to many youths despite the Depression.
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Yonga
Christus
San Antoninus
Sarran
Glidden Paint Company
Bertha Brings Home One-act Play for Optimists Club
The San Antonio Optimist club will host a noon Wednesday one act play titled Bertha Brings Home at the Vine in the St. Anthony hotel. Cast includes Kathrine Ladde Adolph Biegert Belen Neivhart Omar Lon Harrington Walter Stroud and Marion Tarry. S. TE. McCreless presides with Virginia McGreepless and Elyde Karacs speaking on Triumphous Optimism.
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Bertha
Bhy Bacall
San Antonio
Clemens
Board to Inspect Negro School Site Proposals
The board will visit proposed sites for a 150000 Negro junior senior school Tuesday after noon. Members will assemble at the wannd alliers sta gu om and conduct inspections of all locations to determine suitability.
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Board of
Pliention
Moan
Alliers
Anit
Flercii
Houston Elected to Congress in 1823 and Departed for Washington
In 1823, Houston won election to Congress and traveled to Washington to begin his term. The move marked the start of his Federal service, with responsibilities in shaping early national policy and representing his constituency.
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Houston
Congress
Washington
A Vaquero of the Bris Country and Pecos Trails
The article narrates the Pecos region’s harsh landscape and pioneer trails. It recounts river crossings such as Horsehead and Port Tavenster, notes wagon trains crossing the Chisholm and Santa Fe routes, and mentions silver shipments to San Antonio. It highlights isolated settlements, harsh climates, and historical figures tied to the Pecos frontier, ending with a tease of continued continuation on the next page.
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Ater Leous
New Aleviceo
Lexas
Ani Accupmélon Chdse
Santa de Wrail
Saint Louis
Vifornia
New Orleans
San Antonia
Dasa
Port Tavenster
Vantoon
Lorsehens Crossing
Miles Nethern
Conclin
Bowe
Tadinus
Hirse
J. M. Bell
San Ssitonia
Cowanehe Springs
Morea
Abe
San Antonio
Boule
United States Army Cimers
Chilamlun City
Viscarayana
Theophilis Neel
Mexico
Wexos Tenvsters
Train Crash Kills Post Exchange Manager at Crossing
Simon Talis, 22, manager of the Post Exchange illng station at Tan dolph ginid, was killed when his automobile collided with a MR and T passenger train at the Waltzen trend crossing Inte Mandus. Police report says the motorist failed to see the approaching train and drove onto the tracks. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Simon Talis
Post Exchange
Tan
Polio
Lions Club to Hear Rabbi Dubin Speaker and Guests
The Lions Club will host Rabbi Mbeobany Tullo as speaker and guest of honor at noon. Also on the program are pianist Yankee Railto and singer Moneoe Binion KSA, with arrival details noted for the Plaza hte location.
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Lions Club
Rabbi Dubin
Mbeobany Tullo
Hoyer Weines Ny
Linns Clude
Plaza
Hte
Rely Yankee
Railto! Binion Ksa
Nort Moneoe
Mercy Hospital Ship Returns to Shreveport After Mission
An ambulance plane piloted by Master Sergeant Peter Biessot departed on Tuesday morning from Kelly Field to Shreveport Louisiana to retrieve the body of Captain Harold L. Clark for emergency operation at Mercy Hospital. Captain Clark served with the air corps in Randolph Field and Yorkstate, now in Shreveport for the mission. The Woman's Benefit Association Review No 75 announces a party Tuesday evening at the Catholic Women's hall.
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Kelly Field
Peter Biessot
Shrevrport
Lomianau
Harold L. Clark
W. Thal Hongo Panty
the Woman's Benefit Association
The
Catholic Women’s Holt
Unclear political dispute cited by Will Rogers in 1928 letter
The fragment outlines a dispute involving Calvn Reverly Ills of New York sponsoring six state bills for reforestation. Al Smith is accused of imprudence and the text notes tension within a single political party. The letter references Washington and the departure of “Wril Laval,” with Rogers signing as WILL ROGERS.
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Calvn
Froveriwr Roosewilt
New York
al Smith
Wimeell
Wril Laval
Listelp
Suere
Washington
Will Rogers
Mayor silent on report of prior sale of bonds unearthed
Report that the 2450,000 municipal improvement bond issue approved last Friday by Attorney General Allred had been sold 60 weeks ago drew no comment from Mayor G. Chambers. City officials discussed bid timing and private sale options while promising no litigation. Construction plans include a Robert J. Green hospital children's ward at about 150,000 and an Old Devil Drive monument. about 1500 men expected to work on city projects as bids proceed through November.
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James
Allred
Chambers
Serpend
Bnid
Lim Pak
City Cirek
James Simyson
Sul Toewlny
New York
Chicago
Bendy
Simpson
Eily Cuucter
Thomas
Cobbs
Sull Cor
Austin
Jost Iidey
Sndthey
Atule Comptroller
Moyer Chembora
Rmitsmen
Clambera Exid
Robert J. Green Hospital
Ghamlens
Luesiy
Air Band to Give Farewell Concert
Air Band plans a farewell concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Kelly field handat and at a op. m. The announcement states the band will perform a fast concert in Ranitalihy Tevl, with officers Witlism and Wyre leading the ensemble.
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Air Corpe ‘Training Center
Sneewell Canpork
Kelly Felt
Op. m. Teesday
Worrane
Ranitalihy Tevl
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Uoid
Pecos Barricade
Coronado’s
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Bris
Voorright
SuMueel Press
Sadie
Tlorgohead
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Aceddonia
Mary Ke Perden
Ana 2
Winfield Wagner
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Wook
Fost
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Hospital Ohip
Mercy Hop
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