The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 105, Ed. 1 Monday, May 4, 1936: Searching Inside

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... matter j w*re clipped from an Issue of The lias. taken Y -s ¥ _ Master Herschei xnomas, who... t'-presentative Duchesses from over t units of old Bohemia! old-time 'prevail ak the Tom-Tom. ...,r/l ' It... is back from Sani foreign Antonio where he went last week* on business. He says they, too,; have a fine... been disclosed about its international Nye committee is particularly upset by the foreign government... through Cuero today from Victoria to Schulepburg. lepburg. Y Y Y Ed Jordan, A. W. Homan and i Fred

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...., PROGRAM PLANNED Publicity For Trot to be * Given Throughout Day. Nation-wide Publicity Be Gained From Spec... the Central Exposition. A special program will be given 1 by artists from the four cities on that date... the emergency measures of the past. President Roosevelt suggested a conviction that the problem required more... the President, Joy ! Ogpu” type. Senator :w- Arnold, in the event they plan . . - - to attend. •Post *M... to fight to protect it from plunder at the hands of loot-mad. savage Black African warriors. Mrs. Engert

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... that she is to hear more about the ness, called Gordon’s private number, quietly gave the warning. Gordon..., rolling over and over. Nat locked his legs tightly about ths man’s body, snaked his right arm swiftly... under his chin, then with his left seized a wrist. He felt the gun drop from ths man’s hand and slide... at than from a pockmarked face, defiantly. Surrounded by half a dozen men. he was dragged across the lawn... by day, stood oveg him watchfully. Harrigan, awakened from sleep, wore corduroy trousers over his pajamas

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