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Newspaper

Del Rio Evening News

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1939

Page

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Allison Buys Mohair Warehouse Stock in Major Sale

The Del Rio Wool and Mohair Company sold 2000 pounds of mohair to Jack Alloon for Munro Kincaid Edgehill of Boston. Prices ranged 41 to 55 cents per pound, with shipment from reel Ric Priday.

del Rio Wool and Mohair Company C. E.ea. Long Jack Alloon Munro, Kincaid Edgehill Boston Eel Ric Priday

Record Goat Auction Tops Nation in Hill Country Event

In Junction Texas 110 Angora bucks averaged about 50 a head selling at two day Hill Country Billy Gale auction. Wednesday sale saw 50 billies bring 62 896 50 for an average 86 53 a head. A crowd of 3 000 attended the rodeo and race meet as the event closed Thursday afternoon.

Junction Texas Billy Gale

Printers Gather In Fort Worth For Annual Convention

Delegates and visitors to the thirty third International Typographical Union Convention arrive in Fort Worth as two factions prepare for ITV policy battles. Independent Party leaders Claude Baker and John Conley head one camp, while Francis Barrett and Woodruff Randolph lead the Progressive set. Thomas J. Martin of Cleveland, ally of the Mailers, holds a pivotal council balance and locates at a third hotel for the three day gathering.

Fort Worth Texas Chicago St. Louis Houston Independent Party Progressive Party Claude M. Baker San Francisco John Conley Rt Worth Francis G. Barrett New York City Presi Woodruff Randolph Thomas J. Martin Cleveland Martin Mailers ITU

Mercy slaying case: spinster charged with murdering sister

Margaret L. Cowan 67 year old spinster was charged with murder in the mercy killing of her ill sister Mrs Louella Saeger at the Allentown State Mental Hospital. DA to seek sanity exam with hearing set by Alderman Slough. Cowan claimed she killed to end her sister’s suffering.

Allentown Margaret L. Cowan Joseph Slough John L. Catshall Miss Cowan James L. Christine Allentown State Mental Hospital Louella Sa

Thief Snatches Teeth From Sleeper on Camden Bridge

In Camden New Jersey August 18 a thief stole a set of false teeth from a sleeping man Morris Mahoney but was caught by a policeman on a nearby bridge as he pocketed the denture. The teeth were recovered.

Camden Aus Wfi Morris Mahoney Mahoney

For sale 10c a pound car towed through town

Report from Louieville Kentucky describes pedestrians laughing as a giant old automobile is towed by a small car through the streets. The larger car bears the sign For sale 10c a pound.

Louiewile

Gasoline Fumes Ignite at Baker Filling Station

Fire at Baker Filling Station on Avenue F and Gibbs Street prompted calls to the fire department at 10 10. Fire Chief Frank J Schmidt said a Texas Company gasoline truck was filling an underground tank when a nearby youngster flicked a cigarette toward it. The driver cut off flow and extinguished the flames with chemicals. no blaze remained when units arrived.

Baker Avenue F Gibbs Street Frank J. Schmidt Texas Company Schmidt

Doughboy Is Still Backbone of Army

At Manassas Virginia a week of war games for 23,000 men of the First Army ended with consensus that the doughboy remains the backbone of the Army. Maj. Gen. James K. Parsons praised the troops and noted infantry remains essential for taking and holding ground amid modern mechanized forces.

Manassas First Army James K. Parson Parsons New England New Jersey Washington

Del Rio Weather Brings Extra Rainfall Del Rio

Drizzling showers added 0.1 inch to Del Rios total for August reaching 4.47 inches. Normal monthly rainfall is 1.72 inches, placing August 2.75 inches above normal. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies Friday night and Saturday. Rain spurred travel delays on Highway 90 near Uvalde and affected nearby Hudson ranch area.

Uvalde

Defendant Held Not Guilty in Narcotics Case

Joe Pullim, colored, was found not guilty after a Sixty Third District Court jury returned an instructed verdict. District attorney Roger H. Thurmond joined defense attorneys Beverly Rust and Julian La Crosse in seeking the verdict. Pullim was indicted in July and the trial ended at the special term.

Sixty- Third District Roger H. Thurmond Beverly Rust Julian LaCrosse Pullim Sixty-Third District Court Brian Montague

Dallas Oilman Freeman Burford Freed in Habeas Ruling

Federal Judge Davidson ordered the dismissal of Freeman Burford from custody for charges in a joint indictment with former Louisiana Governor Richard Leche and Seymour Weiss. The ruling followed a habeas corpus hearing, finding no reasonable probability in the case against Burford.

Dallas Texas Davidson Freeman Burford Richard Leche Lousiana Seymour Weiss Louisiana Burford

War Resources Board forms to chart national mobilization

Louis Johnson announces the new War Resources Board will study industrial mobilization plans with the Joint Army and Navy Munitions Board and make recommendations for revisions. Edward Stettinius Jr says the board will integrate civilian and military viewpoints to ready resources for potential war.

Johnson Army and Navy Munitions Board Edward Stettinius Jr United States Steel Corporation

Old-Timers Celebration in Uvalde Announced

An old-timers round-up to honor pioneers will be held in Uvalde on August 24. Attendees aged 60 and over receive special attention at the barbecue and contests including fiddling horn blowing hog calling and a surprise footrace. Old Trail Drivers will be guests at a free barbecue with a 10 am parade slated for the day.

Uvalde del Rio

Japan Urges Friendly Ties With Americans in China

Peiping dispatch says Tokyo instructed North China representatives to foster friendlier relations with U S nationals, especially missionaries, after the detention and slapping of Mrs Mary Frances Richard a 59 year old American widow at a checkpoint. The move coincides with a delayed anti British campaign and a U S protest demanding punishment for the sentry.

Tokyo Mary Frances Richard Peiping Ameran China United States Richard

Nazis Hint At New Demands Over Danzig

Berlin reports indicate Germany favors direct talks with Poland over Danzig and Pomorze while seeking expanded demands beyond the free city. Officials note a bloodless path is hoped for, with Germany ready for any emergency as mass arrests and prep measures unfold.

Danzig Berlin Germany Poland

Man Guilty on Assault Charge in Sixty-Third District Court

Eleuterio Gonzalez convicted of criminal assault after jury deliberations at 6:30 p.m. in San Felipe. District Attorney Thurmond and Defense Attorney Gonzalez presented summaries, with a motion for a new trial to be filed. Witnesses included Maria Guadalupe Ramirez and Anastacia Perez. trial featured Spanish language testimony and an interpreter.

Eleuterio Gonzalez Sixty-Third Roger H. Thurmond Arthur Gonzalez Gonzalez Mary Jourdan Sartwelle Maria Guadalupe Ramirez Anastacia Perez Casimira Hernandez San Felipe Chilic Maria Cruadalupe San Pelipe Frank Randolph Richard Schubert Bille D. Lewis Tommy Hayes Paul Rusenberger Charlies Russell Louis J. Bochat Major J. Dobkins W A. Arledge Lee Fawcett James Chappy Adolf Gomez

Weather Summary: Partly Cloudy Across Region

Partly cloudy blight and Saturday with yesterday’s high reaching 95 degrees and low around 74. This morning’s minimum near 73 degrees.

Scudday Resigns From Del Rio Police Force

Scudday, a Del Rio police officer for over a year, resigned from the department. Chief of Police Cole Blackwell said the resignation was offered and his position will not be filled at present.

Scudday del Rio Cole Blackwell

Red City Family Faces Gap in Buenos Aires Living Costs

Mr and Mrs Average Workman and their three children live in Buenos Aires, the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere. National Labor Department figures show a monthly income of 127.36 pesos versus expenses of 143.67 pesos, forcing them to borrow to cover the deficit as the peso trades near 25a.

Buenos Aires National Labor Department

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Allison Munro, Kincaid Edgehill Madonna OF the ‘Migs Visalia Calif Oklahoma NEA Baker Filling Station H. L. Molyneux Hudson Ranch Brackettville Joe Pullim The United Livestock Worths Great Stockyards Stockyards Company Associated Press U.S. Board Louis Japan U.S Tientsin North Peipine Free City Munich Dahvic Ger Foreign Office Fuehrer Adolf
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