Texas Livestock Market Plan Unanimously Adopted at Meeting
Resolutions committee of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association approved an elastic Texas Livestock Marketing plan during a three hour session at the St Angelus Hotel. Governor Dan Moody, James C. Bion and C. B. Denman spoke as the plan faced a morning session at the Municipal Auditorium. The plan anticipates a market system under the Federal Farm Board with optional withdrawal rights for members and projected investments near 1.09 million dollars.
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San Angelo
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Rovers Association
Texas
St. Angelus Hotel
Municipal Austrrium
Chevernor Dan Moody
James C Bion
Federal Farm Board
C. BK. Denman
Texas Mal
JL. Rokertiot
Port Davis
Rubbish Drive Thursday Opens Clean-Up Week
Del Rio announces annual spring Clean-up Week to gather trash in North Heights. Residents urged to cooperate by cleaning yards and placing rubbish in containers or alleys for collection. City officials require residents to prepare waste for pickup.
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Prank J. Schmidt
del Rio
North Heights
Hospital Notes Recap of Local Surgeries and Discharges
Mrs. J A Walk returned home Tuesday in a Doran Yates ambulance after recuperating from an operation. Teresa Denia had a minor operation Tuesday and rests easily. Rudolph Arredondo underwent a major operation Tuesday and is doing nicely. Keith White of Fagle Distributing Co underwent appendicitis surgery Wednesday morning and rests easily by noon. York Newman was discharged Wednesday after recuperating from a recent operation. Mr and Mrs D Finnegan and son John Keyes returned home Tuesday from a visit with relatives in Austin.
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J. A. Walk
Doran- Yates
Teresa Denia
Rudolph Arredondo
Keith White
Fagle Distributing Company
York Newman
D. Finnegan
John Keyes
Austin
Death Claims Texas Leader Fort Worth Banker
Major K. M. Van Zandt, longtime Fort Worth leader and veteran president of the Fort Worth National Bank, died at his home after a long illness. He had lived in Fort Worth for about half his life and was widely known as a prominent civic figure.
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United Pre
Woman Accuses Son-in-Law of Brutal Attack
SWEETWATER March 10 Mrs Mellie Bearden 51 near death and her son in law Buster Morton a is held on a 2900 bond as the result of an affray Saturday Morton is charged with assault with intent to murder
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Sweetwater
Mellie Bearden
Buster Morton A
Morton
Ballinger Man Pleads Guilty in Federal Liquor Case
Leo Castor of Ballinger pleaded guilty in Federal Court on Tuesday and paid a $150 fine after authorities confiscated about 13 quarts of cognac. A Chrysler car seized at the same time was later repurchased by Castor after being sold at customs auction.
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Leo Castor
Ballinger
Castor
Dallas Suspects Referred to as Gangsters by Police
Three suspects jailed in Dallas on a bowl bond selling scheme are described by officers as Chicago gangsters. A witness reported seeing the trio with two machine guns several pistols and ammunition.
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United Prose
Dallas
Mar
Chicago
Prison terms given trio in federal court
Three liquor cases led to penitentiary sentences in Judge DuVal West's federal court Tuesday. Lydia Cochran of San Angelo received a year and a day for liquor smuggling. Leo Wien and Charles Danford got a year and a day each on two counts with a $290 fine. Acosta pleaded guilty to illegal entry and drew two years in prison. The stories include deportation orders for several defendants and various two month sentences in Val Verde County jail with immigration delivery plans.
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DuVal Weat
Federal
Thero
Lydia Cochran
San Anejo
Loeun Wien Wee
Charlces Danford
Femme Acosta
Cochran
Mexico
Federal Building
Inenie Caballero
Val Verde Comnafatia
Te Masala
Maverick County
Jankry
Carlos Mernidoza
Sinc
Jesu Menchaca
Val Verde
Clemente Guerrero
Luis Gonzales
Maximiliano Galvan
Teodoro Duran
Juan Duran
Reyes Lopez
Jesus Villareal
Jose Andres Peres
Ronnie Shively
Facondo Lara
Isaac Acosta
Geronamino Ramirez
Victoriano Hernandez
W. E. Benson
Rodolfo Galan
Melchor Esquivel
Leo Castor
Charles W. Danford
Salvador de Leon
Logan Wilson
Orna Duncan
Howard Smith
Eligio Valdez
Gilberto Flores
Rafael Flores
Juan Martin
Jesus Benavides
Jesus Sanchez
Elisio Valdez
Jesus Menchaca
Jose Ramirez
Enrique Perez
Antonio Guerra
Jose Rivera
Jesuis Flores
Salvadore de Leon
Rafael Florez
Miguel Sauceda
Jose Torres
Rosario Soto
Juan Martinez
Jose Alvarez
Andre Rodriguez
Eagle Pass
Rito Berlanga
Esteban Barron
Luis Morales
Esquivel Quaraca
Union Bus Terminal Opens On Losoya Street
The Union Bus Terminal at 214 Losoya Street behind J C Penney opens under Jim Lane with C J Parks heading the ticket department. Lines include Border Bus to Fabie Pass, OS Tine to San Angelo, C C Russell and Birge Bowen, Painter Line to San Antonio. Express and passenger service are offered with 7 AM to 10 PM hours and buses stopping at major hotels.
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Union Bus Terminal
Jim Lane
Losoya Street
J. C. Penney Company
C. J. Parks
Pickwick Busines
United States
Border
Favie Pass
O. S
Here
San Angelo
J. B. Lee
J. C. Russell
Birge Bowen
Painter “Ine
San Antonio
W. RK. Painter
Railroad Commission
Painter
del Rio
del Rio-Uvalde
Houston Surfacing Wins Del Rio Road Contract
The Houston Surfacing Company earned a contract to surface 448 miles of highway No 30 about five miles north of Del Rio with rock asphalt on a bid of 60,289. The State Highway Commission awarded the job Tuesday afternoon. Additional contracts include 31 miles between Sonora and Rocksprings in Sutton and Edwards Counties and a 22.3 mile Sutton County section from Sonora to the Edwards County line. Dexter Construction Company of Dallas received the Highway 30 award for 49,791 and will pave 92.2 miles from the Edwards County line toward Rock Springs for 12,337.
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Houston Surfacing Company
Dexter Construction Company
Dallas
Edwards County
Rocksprings
Legion Pledges Funds for City Swimming Pool Project
The American Legion commits 1900 toward building a city swimming pool. J C Netts heads the campaign with an investigating committee named to locate the best site and determine costs. Members include George Love chair, E F Measels, Dr York, Frank Schmidt, and Mayor Jno Long, meeting 7:45 PM at Dr Yorks offices.
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American Legion
J. ©. Netts
Mr. Netts
D. A. York
George Love
E. F Measels
Dr. York
Frank Schmidt
Jno. Y. Long
Rotary Club
A. G Edwards
Ulrich Ross
City of
del Rio
Mayor Long
the Legion
J. C. Netts
Marvin Ellis
James Long
The
Lions
D A. York
Frank Walton
Henry Seale
H. Molyneux
Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Measeis
Stafford Withdraws from Campaign for County Commissioner
B G Stafford announced on Wednesday that he has retired from the race for county commissioner of Precinct No 1. He moved to his Kinney County ranch near Brackettville and plans to build a home there, rendering him ineligible to hold the Val Verde County office. He thanked supporters who offered help after his initial announcement.
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B. G. Stafford
Stafford
Kinney County
Brackettville
Val Verde County
Mr. Stafford
Livestock Prices Mixed As Kansas City Market Reports
The Kansas City market report notes steady sheep prices with modest gains and varied hog and cattle activity. Woolled lambs top at 965 dollars, most lambs 9.24 to 9.50 per unit, clippers 8.50 to 8.90, ewes up to 6.35, hogs up 10 to 2 cents, top choice 190 to 225 pound hogs 10.15, few early cattle sales, packers slow.
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Kansas City
J S Taylor Dies at Carrizo Springs
Captain J B Taylor, a pioneer of the region, died at his Nueces River home. Funeral services were held in San Antonio on Wednesday after his death Tuesday noon.
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Carrizo Springs
San Antonio
J. 8
Taylor
Nueces River
Eagle Pass Jury Disbands After Two Indictments
Ed Flores of Fort Worth and Gustavo Quiroga of Eagle Pass remain jailed in Eagle Pass awaiting trial on indictments for receiving and concealing stolen property. The indictments reference dresses stolen from an Abilene store and were the only indictments returned by the Maverick County grand jury, with other arrests anticipated.
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Ed Flores
Fort Worth
Gustavo Quiroga
Eagle Pass
Abilene
Maverick County Grand Jury
New T P Depot for Sweetwater by United Press
J L Lancaster president of the Texas and Pacific Railroad announced plans to build a new passenger station in Sweetwater. The project includes an underpass to eliminate dangerous crossings.
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Sweetwater
J. L. Lancaster
The
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Lancaster
Representative R Q Lee in serious condition in Washington
Washington March 19 United Press reports Representative R Q Lee of Cisco Texas remains seriously ill after a paralytic stroke suffered last Wednesday. No change was reported in his condition and doctors consider his status dangerous.
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Washington
Mar
R. Q. Lee
Cisco
Texas
Federal jury frees woman in first case
A federal jury led by foreman A. McDougald acquitted Faustina Hernandez of liquor charges after a lengthy trial in Judge DuvVal West's court. The defense argued she acted with no intent to aid in illegal liquor activity, admitting only that law was violated by others.
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A. McDougald
DuvVal West
Faustina Hernandez
Aquor Oeavers
Highar
Sandoval
Ben Foster
University Professor Publishes Dream Hypnosis Research
Dream studies at Texas University intrigue students as officials review a professor Davis Ball Klein pamphlet. The ex-student legislator urged President Benedict to suppress the work detailing hypnosis experiments with sexual Freudian symbolism.
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Austin
Mar
Texas University
Hi. Y. Benedict
Davis Ball Klein
Guilty Pleas Highlight Court Docket
Federal court grossly disposed most business with many guilty pleas in alien and liquor cases. Sentences varied from fines to months in county jails and deportations, led by George McLaughlin with a year and a day for motor vehicle theft crossing state lines.
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George Fred McLaughlin
Judge Moore of Anderson County Called by Death
Judge John Moore aged 52 prominent Anderson County lawyer died today after heart trouble and high blood pressure. He served as district clerk county judge and State representative. Funeral services will be held at Funvera tomorrow.
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Frandston
Texas
John Moore
Anderson County
Moore
Funvera
City Court Fines Peace Disturbers
Three defendants paid fines of 12.70 each in corporation court on Wednesday morning after pleading guilty. One man faced peace disturbance charges while two others were drunk and disorderly. A youth was ejected from a rooming house for unruly behavior.
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Corporation Court
Head Torn Off In Family Triggered Shooting
In Marshall Texas a 21 year old youth T C Finnen killed his father W C Finnen 45 with a shotgun during a family quarrel at the Faillon store home near Galldwai. The sheriff refused to remove the youth from the family and left him to care for his five siblings and mother. The youth claimed self defense stating the shot was to defend his mother. A preliminary hearing date will be advised.
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United Press
Marshall
Texas
Coco Lake
T. Cc. Finnen
Faillon
Galdwai
Here
W. C. Finnen
John Sanders
Mira
Finnen
Suncdiurs
Lord Balfour Dies in England at 83 After Illness
Lord Arthur Balfour, long time British statesman and former prime minister, died at his brother's home in Woking England after a bout of pernicious chills began March 11. He played a key role in the 1922 Washington Naval Conference and was a leading figure in international policy for five decades.
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The
United Press
Woking
Eng
Lord Balfour
England
Lord Tafour
Washington
Wallace’s Father Killed in Sawmill Accident
William P. Wallace an attorney traveling to Beaumont after learning his father died in a sawmill accident at the Tyler County Lumber Company. The elder Wallace a southeast Texas lumberman was inspecting equipment when thrown into a circular saw. He had injured his right shoulder and used crutches since a prior automobile crash.
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William P. Wallace
C. Belcher
Beaumont
W. P. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Texas
Tyler County Lumber Company
Wallace
del Rio
Sutton grand jurors return five indictments
The grand jury adjourned in Sonora on Tuesday after returning five indictments. District Judge Joe Montague presides. The report includes an errant incident where Chris Mogers, described as a drunken caster, kicked Policeman R. Kw Kan in Chicago, breaking the bone in his leg.
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Sutton
Sonora
Joe Montague
Chris Mogers
Catester
R. Kw Kan
Chicago
Weather Forecast Brief for Del Rio Vicinity
The forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions tonight and Thursday. Yesterday’s high was 78 and the low 67. Readings suggest frost risk in interior areas tonight with warming again in the west and north portions. An arid pattern persists with generally fair and warmer conditions across the region.
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Minginger
National Livestock and Meat Board
Witner
W. Harter
Neylor
Hilton
St Angelus
San Angelo Country Club
Mexico City
Wistoriain University
R A. Davis
Davin
Gulnecht
Mesa
Amz
K.M. van Zandt
Ft. Worth
Losoya ST
Houston
Legion
Civic Club
J. S. Taylor
T. P
Lee
T. Aul
Parker
Big Spring
Walter Delsano
Fort Clark
Oran Duncan
Saited Press
Strickes
Britain
West Texas
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