Altering Check Charged Man Katz Held in San Antonio
Marvin S. Katz son of a Kansas City drugstore magnate was jailed in San Antonio for allegedly altering a 19130 Treasury check payable to his father Michael Katz. Secret Service says a warrant from Kansas City is en route and Katz will be arraigned when received.
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San Antonio
Marvin S. Katz
Kansas City
Charles A. Ellis
Southwest Division
US Secret Service
Ellis
Treasury
Michael Katz
Marvin
Katz Drugstore
Marvin Katz
Katz
Bexar County
Paul A. Lockhart
Artist Boosts Dallas As SW Cultural Center
Dallas earned praise as a modern city leading the way in culture from F. L. Hoover president of the Western Art Association. He addressed 600 members at the four day convention opening in Dallas, Hoover a Sherman native and former art teacher now directing the Illinois State Normal art division.
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Dallas
INS
Southwest
The
Western Art Association
F. L. Hoover
Hoover
Sherman
Illinois State Normal
Pact to stabilize world wheat markets ready to sign
The United States and other nations lined up to sign a four year pact fixing ceiling at 1.80 a bushel and guaranteeing market for about 453 000 000 bushels annually. The agreement covers 454 446 203 bushels with major exporters including US Canada Australia France and Uruguay sharing the guaranteed market. Ratification would take effect August 1 and requires subsidies to bridge price gaps.
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Washington
United States
Port Arthur
Canada
Truman
Congress
Chicago
Australia
France
Uruguay
Electrician Burned In Hitting Power Line
Fort Worth city electrician Lynn A. Lee, 49, was hospitalized after contacting a 6,900 volt power line while working on a pole for new street lights. He was knocked unconscious by the shock as he removed rubber safety hose from nearby Texas Electric Service Company wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Lynn A. Lee
Texas Electric Service Company
Apartment Owners Reelect President R G Waggener
Fort Worth leader R G Waggener was reelected Wednesday to continue as president of the Texas Apartment and Property Owners Association. The executive board also named Claude P Coates and Mrs H H Harp of Fort Worth as vice presidents and Mrs I B Broyles of Dallas as secretary treasurer.
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Fort Worth
R. G. Waggener
Texas Apartment and Property Owners Association
Claude P. Coates
H. H. Harp
I. B. Broyles
Dallas
Missing Flags Case Becoming More Confused
Reported thefts at the Capitol involve Confederate flags and a Republic of Texas banner. Initial loss included a flag from the Senate chamber and two from the Confederate museum. a window break accompanied the museum theft. Texas Rangers investigated the evolving case as officials warned of greater losses.
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Senate
Texas Rangers
Capitol
Republic of Texas
Eight-Cent Tip Leads to Five Thousand Dollar Find
In Redwood City California on March 23 an elderly couple tipped waitress Lena Somers eight cents then returned an hour later agitated asking about a purse. Manager Norman Dehlstrom said the purse contained 5000 dollars in cash and checks and the couple rewarded Somers with a second tip of twenty dollars.
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Redwood City
Calif
Lena Somers
Norman Dehlstrom
Man Dies After Learning Train Schedule in Thatcham
Frederick Leach of Thatcham England owned farms on both sides of the railway. He crossed the tracks several times daily and memorized train times. An express train ran late on Tuesday and struck him, causing his death.
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Thatcham
England
Frederick Leach
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Moroli! Petroleum
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Rayon
Grand Masonic Lodge of Texas
Galloway Calhoun
Tyler
Shrine of North
Galveston-Royston Breweries, Inc
Galveston, Texas
Apartment Owners Reelect President
Northside
Church OF Christ
Avenue B
N. B. Hardeman
Christ
For Hall
Treadwell
Optometrists
Zemo
EMO
Caromel
Carter
RED Cross
Kentil Giplealti
Silabi
Kentile
Lavaca
G.I
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Colorado
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