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Newspaper
Del Rio Evening News
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
1
The document discusses various political opinions and social issues, joking about taxes on automobiles, education, water usage, and Harvards commencement. It references political brutality and a warning about secret police, contrasting past war experiences with current authority dynamics.
In Inglewood California authorities pressed a wide chase after a man linked to the drowning and killing of three young girls from Centinela Park. The victims Melba Everett 9 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeanette Stephens 8 were found in Baldwin Hills Gulch after last seen Saturday. Olive Everett 11 identified a man seen at the park who treated one daughter to card tricks and offered a rabbit hunt.
A collection of observations on Diene Howe the Tactiess Texan of Amarillo. The writer notes that heavy gamblers often have agreeable wives while gambling men may have strong-minded or busy partners who restrict their gaming. The piece hints at gender roles and Americanism, quoting Daniel A Knagegs mayor of Monroe Michigan.
Washington reports administration economists estimate national income at 35 billion dollars for the first half of this year. This exceeds the 30 billion dollars of last year but trails the 39 billion dollars recorded in 1929.
Miss Gayle Isensee county health nurse will give first aid instructions in Langtry on Wednesday afternoon. The lesson is set to begin at 5 o clock and officials expect a good attendance.
Spanish government coast between Sagunto and Castellon shelled from the sea. German ships reportedly participated. Sagunto about 25 miles north of Valencia. Insurgents and shore batteries engaged. 22 shells counted with minor damage. A government warship went to sea and flares illuminated the target offshore.
Del Rio recorded a brief thundershower Monday afternoon with about sixteenth of an inch of moisture. Weather observer H L Molyneux noted the event was a single shower with no expected rain today or tomorrow and reported the season total at 2.19 inches, 6.72 inches below normal.
Seven Boy Scouts from Troops 70 and 71 passed junior life saving tests Sunday at Moore Park under Ralph Ross. Candidates swam 100 yards, learned drowning rescue, broke holds, and carried a person to shore. grades ranged 82 to 86 with 80+ needed to pass, and successful scouts gain pool access in non private facilities.
Voters in Wichita and Wilbarger Counties will choose a successor to Representative Albert G Walker of Vernon in a special constitutional election scheduled for August 23. The move follows the vacancy left by Walker and sets a turnout milestone for the two counties.
Germany and Italy refuse the Franco British plan to patrol Spain’s coasts for neutrality. Rome and Berlin insist their forces should remain in Spanish waters, arguing withdrawal does not end their role in the region.
Fees for chauffeur licenses are collected from commercial motor vehicle drivers, taxi and bus operators, and family automobile chauffeurs. Exemptions apply to statutorily exempt groups and non-delivery traveling salesmen unless actual delivery occurs.
Washington June 29 President Roosevelt named Pred G Healy to be works progress administrator for New Mexico. Healy steps into the role to oversee relief and public works programs in the territory and coordinate employment projects with federal guidance.
Governor James V Allred dodges third term plans at a press briefing in Austin. He cites summer heat and defers campaign timing while stating he will attack opposing senators and push taxes and utility regulation at upcoming sessions. He travels to Stamford and Sweetwater and will speak at the State Bar Association in San Antonio.
Fire Chief Frank J Schmidt urges a safe Fourth of July with a public plea to families. He cites NFPA warnings on fireworks risks and lists possible injuries and losses, stressing careful planning and cautious celebration to prevent accidents and ensure everyone returns home safely.
Jas. C. Netts resigned as secretary treasurer of the Del Rio Park Board after years of service. Mayor Thos M Johnson accepted the resignation recently. No successor arrangements had been made by Tuesday.
Jas C Netts secretary treasurer of the Del Rio Park Board has resigned citing Chamber of Commerce duties. Mayor Thomas M Johnson accepted the resignation and will appoint a replacement to fill the vacancy. Other board members include E K Faw president Geo E Love E F Measels and Frank J te
Wednesday is the deadline for the second half of 1936 state and county taxes paid in split payments. Tax assessor Almond said most second payments are already in, with a total of 1743.56 received so far. The state portion is 10784.05 and the county share is 6659.51. Beginning July 1 a six percent penalty on unpaid taxes applies, with interest accruing.
In Denton on June 29 charges were filed against Otis Hudson and Dewe B of Denton, arrested last night in Decatur, in the slaying of Leroy Franks, a laborer, and the wounding of his wife. The double shooting happened on the street in front of Franks home.
Fair conditions in Del Rio and vicinity. Tonight and Wednesday warm with a high near 98 degrees. Lows around 71. This morning’s low was 73 degrees.
Amid a seven state steel strike, explosions crippled pipelines feeding the Cambria works. Bethlehem Steel and local officials report deaths in Johnstown and nearby areas as authorities investigate alleged plot and illegal possession of explosives. Secretaries announce federal review as labor tensions escalate.
William McAndrew 73 former Chicago schools superintendent died in Mamaroneck New York He had been ousted by Mayor Thompson amid accusations of being in the pay of Great Britain He led Chicago and New York City systems for decades and was a frequent target of reform attacks He began teaching in Chicago in 1889 and served as superintendent in Chicago and later New York His career spanned 32 years in New York before returning to Chicago and facing contentious dismissal by the school board He was born in Michigan in 1888 and studied at local colleges and universities
Superior Judge A. W Hawkit and Dan L Goodman both died when their car collided with a truck near Yakima on a June day. Officials named Adamation Key as another party involved in the crash.
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