Vaudeville Campaign Ends as Candidates Hit the Trail
In Austin on July 25 the Texas gubernatorial race shifts to a vaudeville style stage as Leon Huff and Jerry Sadler campaign with musical acts. Candidates tour towns and cities in six to eight act itineraries while addressing crowds between songs and poems.
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William E. Keys
Austin
Tex
Texas
Fident
Leon Huff
Vernor W. Lee O'Daniel
O’daniel
Cremonies
Huff
Jerry Sader
Railroad Commission
Golden Voice of Prayer
Land
Texas Rose
Ross Hardin
Audrey
Retha
Margie
Bobby
Ross
Gene Autry
Olan R. ‘Vanzandt
Anticiz
Sadler
Jarrin’' Jawn Kimbrough
Texas A. & M. College
Jack
Arion B
Cyclone) Davis
State Capitol
Uncle Sam
Capitol Dome
Ferdie the Bull Reveals Rope Tail Grafted Stub
In Edwardsville Kansas on July 25 a local farmer notes Ferdinand the bull’s tail was frozen off last winter. A frayed rope is grafted to the stump to swat flies, replacing the missing tail.
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Edwardsville, Kas
Clifford Banteleon
Ferdinand
Blind prodigy reads Braille music with feet on piano
A vivid synopsis notes 1:30 program highlighting WISV with Winifred Moore a blind piano prodigy who reads Braille music with her feet. The listing mentions Raymond Massey and Shirley Ro dred Dilling observing, Bing Crosby, and a lineup of radio hours featuring Rudy Vallee, Gracie MacDonald and Maxie Rosenbloom with various acts and news segments throughout the evening.
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Winifred Moore
Raymond Massey
Shirley Rodred Dilling
Bing Crosby
WRC
Don Quixote
Rudy Vallee
Billy House
Sancho Panza
Gracie MacDonald
Dulcines del Toboso
Maxie Rosenbloom
Dulcines
Wmal—Izler Solomon
Illinois Orchestra
Les Concerts Symphoniques de Mon
Nicolai
Wiki
Spencer Divorce Actions Hit Swag Over Finances
Santa Monica Calif July 25 Mutual divorce actions involve Commander Earl Winfield Spencer and Norma Reese Johnson. They clash over alimony with Mrs Spencer seeking 100 dollars a month from a 343 33 monthly pension of a retired naval officer. Both claim cruelty.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Earl Winfield Spencer
Duchess of Windsor
Norma Reese Johnson
Detroit
Spencer
Prince of Wales
Coronado
Prince
King Edward VII of
England
Wallis Warfield
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Columbus Had Sense of Beauty Says Harvard Expert
Harvard professor Samuel Morison, after a month at sea, asserts Christopher Columbus was a master navigator with keen visual appreciation. He identifies San Salvador as Columbus's first new world harbor and northern Cuba as a second landing site, based on a voyage retracing Columbus's North Atlantic route.
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Mass
Christopher Columbus
Harvard
Samuel Morison
Caribbean
Morison
New World
San Salvador
Cuba
Columbus
North Atlantic
Stewed Peaches In Season Described And Recipe
The article extols serving peaches while in season and provides a stewed peaches recipe. It lists 12 to 18 firm peaches, 2 cups sugar, 3 cups water, 8 whole allspice, with steps to peel, boil syrup, add peaches and spices, and simmer 20 to 30 minutes until tender while preserving shape.
Miss Retha Bohrer Birthday Surprise at Grandparents’ Home
Last Thursday evening Miss Retha Bohrer celebrated her twentieth birthday with friends from Berkeley Springs at her grandparents' residence in Angers Store. The gathering included games, refreshments, and well wishes as guests departed later that night. Attending were Retha and Virginia Bohrer and several others from the community.
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Angers Store
W. VA
Retha Bohrer
Berkeley Springs
D. W. Mauzy
J. W. Brannon
Whitacre
Bertha Stine
Janis
Sunnyside
Mrs Dick and Phillips Visit Friends Last Wednesday
Mrs. Troy Dick and Mr. and Mrs. O H Phillips were calling on friends here last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clowser are having their house wired a bathroom installed an electric pump etc.
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Troy Dick
O. H. Phillips
Charles Clowser
Conspiracy Charges In Tobacco Industry Filed
Misses Willadene Dick and Virginia Bohrer spend the week in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Justice Department announced charges under the Sherman act filed in Lexington Kentucky against eight major tobacco firms, 26 other corporations and 33 individuals. The action stems from a two year investigation led by Thurman Arnold alleging marketing systems designed to dominate tobacco markets.
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Willadene Dick
Virginia Bohrer
Martinsburg, W. Va
Ed Today
Lexington
Department
Thurman Arnold
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