Laurel Tries To Interest Doctor Laurel Oaks At Dinner
Laurel Oakes flirts with Hoger Sartori at a modern party where Mids hosts Imogene Gay. A lonely Ming man chases affection, and Laurel flees a convivial farmhouse gathering. She crashes her car on the highway and is rescued by a passerby, Dr. Rote Iurvey, who warms her with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Oakes
Hoger Sartori
Jared Ming
Imogene Gay
Laurel
Slin
Laure
Dr. Rote Iurvey
Stony Chapter VII Drama At Roadhouse Silent Exchange
In a roadhouse anteroom Laurel rests with her rescuer as the doctor orders silence over the strong coffee. A tense conversation unfolds about mothers, gossip, and a social circle including Roger Bartoris and an older generation, hinting at past events and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Lin
Taurel
Anne
Loni
Ponti
Riv
Reapange
Imogen
Training Flight Over Big Bend Set For October 11
The War Department plans a training flight over Big Bend on October 11 with one beachport and ten added minway planes likely participating. Col. AL G. Elgher, air officer for the Eighth Corp area, will oversee the exercise conducted annually during two weeks in the field. Local officers and guests from the Mevicat garrison at Ujlnagn are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandulin
Pinay
Iaews
AL G. Elgher
Eighth Corp
Beauport
Tig War Department
Kael Taelieat
War Department
Bridge II Recognized in Global Engineering Journal
An obscure article highlights the San Antonio bridge project as a leading example of concrete rigid-frame design. Editorial notes praise the engineers and the bridge as the longest of its type worldwide while discussing allied publishing in a New York journal.
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Lins Woon
San Antonio
Janehal
Tandon
Ita
New York
Atear
Ural
National Guard Head Plans Five State Tour
Kilbourne, previously reporting to Eighth Corps area HQ as officer in charge of national guard arms, will tour the corps area. He will visit the capitals of five states to confer with guard officials, then proceed to Rimands Arizona and cities including Pingatart, Santa Fe, Theaver, CokInham City and Austin before returning to Fort Sam Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel Lincatn
Kilbourne
Eighth Corps
National Guard Armairs
San Antonio
Fort Ward
Austin
Sam Houston
Wnder
Park Kindergarten Closes With 62 Pupils On Roll
Miss Corrinn Martin, director of the playground, closes Park Kindergarten after decisions to end operations. With 62 pupils listed, enrollment ends and activities cease this week.
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Tanck Nif
Bine
Second Division Picnic Group Held at Camp Ware Neck
The Stepna division Signal corps held an annual plenary at Camp Ware Necks New Braanfels Whalesdar Entertainment featured Marion Jasmine and Wallace Schent with special numbers and acts.
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Stepna Division
Signal Corps
Helt Ste
Camp Warenecks
New Braanfels
Whalesdar
Wy AL
Wallace Schent
Lancing
Officers Free on Aggaunt Charged in Fracas
Wo Milchol and G A Turk officers were acquitted after being accused of assaulting Leo men. Trial before Justice Shook featured cross examination and testimony from Ellis brothers, while charges against Wilbur Ellis and others were dropped at the county attorney’s request.
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Milchol
G. A. Turk
Leo
Mstice
Poage Fohn i
Mitchell
West Dolusson
D. Wasestiny
Carl McDermott
Dutebol
Ellis
Tim
Alkor
Wre
Tuck
Wiese
Frank Baskin
Aasistant
Tlee Justice Hook Hail
Women’s Class to Hold First Meet Announcement
The first meeting of the American Association of University Women course in parental vocation is set at Laurel Heights Institute. Instructor Ailsa NeRoxelo Thomas will lead the session. Location and exact dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Casa
Desday
Ailsa NeRoxelo Thomas
Finnoupeed
Harlandale Board Names New Business Manager
Mea J. We Tush, tax assessor for Harlandale independent school district, is appointed business manager of Harlandale education. A. The Hutte, superintendent, announces the appointment. Mr K. Tush is a former president and secretary of the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea J. We Tush
Harlandale Independent School District
Heart At Education Fris Ans
Riches in a cave tale of Comanche captivity and escape
In Burnet County a frontiersman recalls a Civil War era raid by Comanches. He and another boy are captured, blindfolded, and driven for days through rugged terrain before slipping away with a horse. Inside a cave they find improvised silver pebbles and a gravity of danger as they plan escape and return to settlement.
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Percy
Fort Worth
W. A. McDaniel
Coleman County
Riles
Unrnet County
Torety
Affrid Robetinn
Casey
Indiana
Tamapasas
Burnet
Massive caseload looms as court opens in October
Judge Frederick Stevens will face an enormous docket when Severty-third District court opens on October 3. Clerk Terry Marsala says nearly 200 canon, or about two tens of court work, await action, with around a thousand cases already drawn for trial. Estimates show 40 to 30 percent of cases are divorces, reflecting a heavy docket ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Stevens
Severty-third District
He County
Terry Marsala
Marsala
Mazzala
Robbery at North Gatormar Street Grocer
Two bandits robbed Pal Grocer of about $100 and victuals after entering with pistols. They forced cash from the register and selected meats and crackers before fleeing in an unknown vehicle. Pasi told police he was with a friend when the hold up occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuegry
Armicada
North Gatormrar
General Sam Houston Now Enters Into Story of State
General Sam Houston becomes a central figure in a new narrative about the state’s founding and development. Historians discuss his impact on politics, settlement, and regional identity as readers explore his enduring legacy.
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Sam Houston
Story of
Masons to Host Open House in San Antonio Lodge
The Ban An tonio Masonic Lodge No. WI invites San Antonio 14 pupil judges and local figures to an open house at 7:30 in the lodge room 217 Camden attach. John La chiehter and Franks Davis speak on colonial roles in the American Revolution. Jenny May Anes will sing. Evelyn Woeltz accompanies.
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Tonio Masonic Tatye
Amden Attach
Thiratay
John Lachiehter
San Antonio
Pup Jinlgen
Frank Davis
Minx
Jenny May Anes
Ruseel Watt
Evelyn Woeltz
Alvin Acrix
Man Nearly Dies After Drinking Large Soda Bottle
68 year old M. Asarangaitia of 627 South Napeca Street nearly dies after consuming a large bottle of soda water. Fire department investigator Dr. Dalling reports an inhalator squad treated him until breathing returned to normal.
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M. Asarangaitia
South
Napeca Atreet
KE. G. Dalling
Fire Department
Dalling
Enid
Lieut Jewett Tours After Plane Fire Incident
Lieut Jewett of the air corps departed Religfield on Wednesday night for Middletown, intending to ferry a damaged plane to its port of repair. The airman plans to continue service after the incident, with details of the fire still under investigation.
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Tewett
Air Corps
Religfield
Middletown
Sea Antonio
Fort Worth Man Held Prisoner in Cave Secret Mine
An old Fort Worth ranger named Johnson, blinded years earlier, narrates a tale of fellow rangers abducting a Mexican and the discovery of a cave with silver icicle formations. Recounted as a famed lost wealth episode, the story ends with Johnson unable to reach the cave due to his blindness and the dangers of the terrain.
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Fort Worth
Cave
Silverwater
Duhoson
Colorada
Rentlecod
Milind Grisonrre
Lie Enntain
Che Pekoure
Tuicin Pinta
Ranger Wecerl
Winsell
Johnson
Pebbles of Gold and the Magic Circle on Packsaddle
J Frank Dobie presents two chapters from Coronado's Children, recounting frontier lore and legends. The tales blend natural riches with humorous, vivid memory of Texas and its people.
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Author
Coronado’s
J. Frank Dobie
Packsaddle
Coronado
Restoration of Mikelon San Jose Mission in Chicago
Restoration work to return Mikelon San Jose to its original form at an estimated cost of 100000 dollars over five years is led by the Sacred Heart province of the Franciscan order in Chicago. The mission will be enclosed by a 10 foot wall, not a dome, and masonry costing 20000 dollars has been completed at the rear of the Ronin building. Father F Fimury, longtime Franciscan father in San Antonio and former art instructor, has guided the project that involves Franciscan builders of the five Ban Antonio missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikelon San Jose
Chicago
Ibrinva
Ban Anatonio
F Fimury
San Antonio
le Mars
Santa Fe Extends Class Rate Fares Across Texas to California
Santa Fe railroad extends one way coach and tourist class fares to all points in Texas to California from October to April 4, 1932. Announcement by TRA Craveting Pareenter Agent notes first and third class fares may be extended. original chase fares were set to end October 31.
Appeals in Traffic Cases Remain Unresolved in Core Court
The County Court at Taw reports two dozen traffic appeal convictions totaling about 12,000 in fines, with 300 lawyers dismissed for lack of funds. Many defendants failed to appear, bonds were faulty, and prosecutors seek tighter procedures as several cases move from Corporation Court to County Court at Law No. 2 under Judge George Clifton.
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Coreporation
Taw
BL Davis
Adan A. T. Mallock
Altho
Honrereus
Davis
Thomasmon
Corporation Court
Enugta
Davie
Han
Trinia
Elk Hall
Otlork
George Clifton
Naina
Brooks Smith to Appear in Local Concert
Brooks Smith, local pianist, presented his recital at the West Jamorlam School Thursday night at 8:15 p.m., as recorded by the student body. After the recital, Smith will depart for New York to begin a second year of study under Josef Shevinne.
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Brooks Smith
Voss Smith
West Jamorlam
Simtech
New York
Tosef Shevinne
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