Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 282, Ed. 1 Monday, July 10, 1939 Page: 4 of 8
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secretary, told reporters today
he would “not be as all sur-
prised” if sooner or later Paul
V. McNutt was not found
"somewhere in the adminIstra
tion.”
Miss Nolyne Queen sang ’With
All My Heart.” as the prenuptial
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Narrow 43-39 vote, by which Senate approved monetary conference
report, designed to renew President Roosevelt’s power to devalue dollar
and operate currency stabilization fund, failed to change individual sena-
tors' opinions A nay voter, Senator Olva Adams of Colorado still argues
his case after the decision, using his brief-case as rostrum. But Senator
Robert Wagner of New York, yea voter, looks skeptical.
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additions resulted at the opening
services Sunday of the revival in
the Cumberland Presbyterian
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the mystery of the nine nameless , minister of the Church of Christ in
dead among the 12 victims gener- I Weatherford.
ally attributed to Clevelands tor-
so slayer
Declaring himself unsatisfied ferns, and .ighted by white tapers
with Doiezal’s1 signed confession of |
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Death m Film Fire Willard Thomas, was best man The l
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(AV^eTi^Twere burned* to sw^eart nedGme Her finger-tip I
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Jieport McNult to Miss One Thomas, Fru»trate Plot
Sam M. Grandey
Are Married
Refrigerator
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Bj^ywrs .of service'
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Bridges, '
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ale happily when hobbies announce:
ught a Val-A-^ak”. Thia diatinc-
age "air-cuahions" suits and wear*
W, prevenia wrinkling and mussing.
aOMM, too. since pressing costa are
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>’ano need tu unpackand repack; clothes
!■ their special compartments. Easy to
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The Boston Store
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LOB ANGELES. July 10.—VP)—
’ Mrs. Mary Johanson. 28. former
circus trapeze artist, walked Into a
police station, raised her righthand
and said, T want to confess a mur-
der ”
Detective Lieutenant Aldo £orsl-
ni. who booked her today on sus-
picion of murder, said she claimed >
she was Involved in a grocer hold-
ip-killing at Amarillo, Tex., In,
1928. . ..
She was accompanied to the sta-
tion by her husband. Leslie Johan- I
son. the officer said, and told this
story: |
“My maiden name was Mary Jan-
zen. I was only 17 at the time and
living at Amarillo. Texas One night
I was driving with two young men.
’The boys jumped out and tried
to hold up a grocer whose name I
believe was McCormick. I heard
some shots. They said the grocer
had pulled a gun.
‘"Bie next day I read In the
newspapers that the grocer died—
and that he didn't have a gun.
"The boys threatened me with
death if I told police. One of the.
boys was killed during a robbery a
few weeks later."
Marseille
^Thirteen of the 25 passengers es-
caped unharmed.
CONGRESS
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Senate:
Holds state-funeral for Secretary
Swanson
House:
Considers
legislation.
Interstate Commerce Committee
considers minor amendment to
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tonio. Austin, San Angelo and
i ,n .— Lubbock had been named, and that
tSiio. two other pblnts would be choeen.
Dallas, adminlstra- „,tn ™,mru, nr Am.
Mpitahzatlon Serv-
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---BANTI AGO. Chile, July —
An alleged plot to seise government
buildings yesterday while Chilean
I armed forces were taking an oath
I to the Aug at Couslno Park was
reported today to haye been frus*.
I trated with arrest of eight persons
I An official of the interior mlnia-
I try xild the popular front govern-
ment of President Pedro Aguirre
I Cerda had been aware of “plot-
| ting” against it since it took office
I ' last December.
Tlie so-called "plot against pub-
I I lie order” was said to have Involved
• i several retired army officers and
I carabineros who already were In
Jail on charges connected with kill-
ing of participants In togt^eptegi-. _
i ber’s unsuccessful Nau putsch.
The eight* persons detained yes-
! terday out of nearly two score ar-
I rested for questioning were de-
scribed ai ’’merely Instruments of
1 the plot.”
Deputy Juan Rossetti quoted the
I interior minister as saying that the
1 scheme involved "persons without
| political Influence.”
Pushes Probe of
Torso Slayings
CLEVELAND, July 10— <AP>— 1
Sheriff Martin O’Donnell continued <
today to build his case against i
Frank Dolezal, 52-year-oid brick- ■ 1
layer, for the torso killing of Mrs marr.agr by her father, and the
Flerence Pollllo, leaving untouched ceremony was read by I H Peoples,
the mystery of the nine nameless , minister of the Church of Christ in
'Ilie wedding party
stood before an altar arranged with
baskets of white gladioluses and
F Allen of Whitney, according to
. the pastor. Rev. O. N. Baucom. At-
tendance was good also at the first
week service Monday at 10 a. m.
TYie meetings will continue through
this week and the greater part of
I next week, with services each
I morning at 10 except Saturday, and
oni’h ouonlno <:t U n'nlrvb
Reception Held
i An informal reception followed
I in the home, when punch was served I
xk i o. . with the three-tiered wedding cake
Only Feminine State I
WASHINGTON. July 10.—(M—A ,
report President Roosevelt may ap-
point Paul V McNutt Federal Be- ,
curity Administrator aroused Inter- ’
est in political circles today because
of its possible bearing on the 1940
presidential contest
" Friends of McNutt, who Is retir-
ing as iiigir commissioner to the
Philippines, have been boosting him
for the Democratic nomination |f
Mr Roosevelt does not seek a third
term. The two men conferred at
the White House last Thursday ■
Politicians pointed out that if the ,
former Indiana governor should be-1
come the 812,000 a year head of
the new security agency he would
have an active part in the Wash- I
ington scene during the pre-cam- j
paign year
The agency, one of three major
government units developed under'
the reorganization program. In-
cludes the social security board, the
COC, the office of education, the
National Youth Adtniistration, and
various other bodies.
While speculation McNutt would
receive this or some other Federal
poet spread through congressional
quarters, former Rep. John J.
O'Connor of New York called on
onetime Democratic members of
Congress to help nominate a "sen-
sible Democrat" for the presiden-
cy.
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COUNTY SINGERS TO MEET AT
ANTIOCH
The Denton County Singing As-
sociation will meet next Sunday at
1 30 p m In Antioch, having been
requested to return after meeting
there last month. All singers of
the county arc invited to attend.
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Young Democrats
| to Seek Members
BEAUMONT, July 10.—(API-
Young Democrats of Texas moved
today to execute a program which
would increase membership of the
organisation to 10,000 and bring
the 1941 national convention to
Texas •
Tfie executive committee, meet-
ing here yesterday, adopted plans
presented by Price Daniel of Lib-
erty, state president, which in ad-
dition to the membership and con-
vention drives, would set up a pub-
licity offiee tn Austin, foster indi-
vidual club programs against un-
‘ American .doctrines and get-out-
I the-vote campaigns, and sponsor
! entertainment at the Democratic
state convention.
I The clommlttee asked Houston to
seek the national convention and
Houston representatives said a bid
undoubtedly would be made at the
1939 session opening a month hence
in Pittsburgh.
District committeemen e-;
cd on recommendatlon’of local
< uses were Dorsev B
A neg io; Everett
H< mpstead: E Rrs'an
Amarillo, and Jim L
I Crane.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Two thousand five hundred cop- j
les of the Denton County Fair cat- '
alix will be mailed out this year to
Poultrymen. Dairymen, Livestock!
breeders, 4-H Club boys, 4-H Club
girls. Club women, and exhibitors of 1
agricultural products at previous I
Fairs -......
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— (APi—A surge of air bubbles
breaking the surface of the Atlan-
tic has been set as a signal of suc-
cess this Week by a weary crew of
navy men 15 miles off this port-a
signal that the sunken Submarine
Squalus finally has been lifted from
. the ocean floor.
Navy spokesmen said today the
bubbles wquid algnlly the seven
pontoons being used for the rais-
ing were performing satisfactorily
blowing out air bubbles as they
, rose, and that In a matter of min-
utes there of the ponttons would 1
break the surface. . . . .
Only two pentoons remain to be ln« “• nlB‘‘
attached to the Squalus and navy
Officials believe the first Mft will
be made Wednesday j
i. At that moment, the Squalus
*t would be lie dangling 155 feet be-
i low the surface of the
feet off the botton, i
under
Portamouth.
set on a lace covered table decorat-
ed with white and pink gladioluses,
presided over by Mtsses xArilyn
Jones and Olive Watt
When the couple left for a wed-
ding trip the bride was wearing a
navy blue sheer with white trim-
mings and a corsage of white carna-
tions, and blue and white accessories
On their return they will be at
home at 1109 Egan Street Grandey I
is a graduate of the Denton High
School and attended Teachers Col- I
lege POirs. Grandey lias attended I
both colleges here.
Mr and Mrs O P Grandey and
Mrs. Geneva Erwin and son. C C
Erwin Jr. attended from Denton. I
and other out of town guests were '
Mr. and Mrs. W K Grandey, Muss
Freda Bradow. Mr and Mrs. Tom i
Jones and Miss Marilyn Jones, all
of Fort Worth: Mr and Mrs Neal
Wilson of Itving and Mr and Mrs. i
John Grandey of Wichita Falls <
Miss Ronnie Louder
Weds Mere Sunday
Miss Bonnie Beth Louder, daugh- *
ter o' Mrs J M Louder and August i
Joe Luedecke of Bay City were mar- ,
tied Sunday at 3 p m in the heme i
of i lie hr.de s mother when Lyle .
Price, minister of the Church ot i
Christ, read the double ring cere-
mony in the presence of the imme-
diate family and a few close friends
The liypg room of the home was
decorated With Picardy glaxhouiuses
The couple was unattended. The
’ bride wore roval blue lace with white 1
accessories t.nd a corsage of delicate 1
pink gladioluses The couple left
I immediately following the ceremony |
I for a wedding trip to F.1 Paso and j
1 Carlsbad Cavern They will be at
| home after July 15 in Bat City
when? Mrs Luedecke is manager of
the order department of Mont-
I romery A’ Ward Co and Luedecke,
son of Mr and Mis Joe Luedecke
of Go’dthwaitc. Is circulation man-
ager in Bay City for the Houston
Post Mrs l uedecke is a graduate
of Teachers College in the class of
1938.
Those preSent for the marriage
I were th-* bride’s mother, her sister
I and husband. Mr. and Mrs W M
Cartwright. Rob Louder. Mrs B D
Simpson and Miss Pauline Knight
e Expanded
Sole woman state treasurer in
the United States—and Idaho
has liked Mrs. Myrtle P. Enking
so well she’s serving her fourth
term No career-aliead-of-fam-
lly believer, Mrs. Enking 1
27-year-old son, University
Idaho grad >iate.
himself
the Pollllo murder, the sheiff said.
“We want to clear up the Pollllo' solo, accompanied by Miss
death first with an airtight case to Watt, whq also played the r,™-
take to court." ' ding March" from Lohengrin, and
1 ! "Liebestraum." during the ceremony.
Miss Queen was maid of honor, the
1 brides only attendant Her brother, |
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DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
Bill's only a kid, but he's the head man of this rousing
action-comic of the Old West, when you had to think
fast and draw fast to stay above ground. Over the
whole of the outlaw frontier Bill ranges, from the plains
to the placer-mines, ready always to fight on the side
0 of right—which means he's got a pretty steady fight
on hit hands. But as long as those hands are in reach
of hit tix-guns, Bill's able to match the best that the
wont can hand out.
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COMET, MODEL AIRPLANE KITS
10c — 2.'»c — $1.00
Also assortment of model airplane supplies
TALIAFERRO Ji SON
Hardware & Sporting Goods. Phone 125. N. Side Square
Slacks 50c up
Play Suits
Also Reduced
Hie Vanity Shop
Bathing Suits
$1.49 and up
Jones Bootery
Clearance On
Summer Shoes
600 Pair of Women’s
Shoes. Values to $5.
$1.98 pair
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 282, Ed. 1 Monday, July 10, 1939, newspaper, July 10, 1939; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370217/m1/4/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.