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Newspaper

Del Rio Evening News

Location

Del Rio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

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Senate rewrites excise tax measure over beer cargo nabbed

Fort Worth pilot W. T. Ponder, a World War I ace visiting Del Rio, was arrested at San Angelo airport after customs officers chased his plane from the border. He faced charges for violating the tariff act of 1931, waived examination, and posted a $1,500 bond as agents found Mexican beer in his craft.

del Rio San Angelo W. T. Ponder Fort Worth Ponder Associated Press Tom Green

Publishers Back Hoover Economic Plan

The White House says President Hoover secured pledges of support from 39 publishers after a meeting last night. He outlined a network of reconstruction committees in major cities modeled on the New York banker-businessmen group led by Owen D. Young to seek remedies for economic troubles.

Washington White House Hoover Banker-Businessmen New York Owen D. Young

Cotton Prices Decline After Firm Suspends Trading

London May 26 Hornby Hemelryk and Company a Liverpool based firm suspended business today Accountants consider the firm solvent but the move was for protection of all interested Prices fell from 50 to 65 cents a bale on the New York Cotton Exchange after the announcement

London Hornby, Hemelryk and Company Liverpool New York Cotton Exchange

Train Kills Unidentified Man North of Falfurrias

An unidentified white man about 45 was run over and killed by a Southern Pacific freight train three miles north of Falfurrias Texas last night. The body was sent to Alice with no identification found.

Falfurias Tex Southern Pacific Here Alice

Sterling undecided on Chicago journey

Governor Ross Sterling said he was undecided about attending the Democratic National convention in Chicago as Texas delegate at large. He planned to decide later and noted possible detention by his campaign work, with no timing set for a campaign kickoff or speech location.

Austin Ross Sterling Chicago Texas

Largest Class Ever Graduated Sets Scholarship Record

Del Rio High School honors the largest class of 65 graduates with Katherine Tate top honors and averages over 91. Elizabeth Blackmon and Jack Love also receive high honors. The commencement is set for Friday night at 8 15 in the High School auditorium with 65 graduates listed by Superintendent Roy M. Andrews.

Katherine Tate San Antonio College of Music Fort Scott Kan del Rio Tate Elizabeth Blackmon del Rio High School Roy M. Andrews Ben Tate Ella Blackmon Jack Love George E. Love Pauline Mogford Drury Wood Andrews Goldie Stool M. Stool

Class Night Exercises at High School

The Senior Class presented its Class Night exercises in the high school auditorium. Douglas Gordon gave the welcome, Beth Hodge read the class history, John Morgan delivered the class poem, and Mrs. C. E. Baker read a monologue with Katherine Tate on piano. Ruth Campbell presented the class prophecy read with Mamie Dixie Draper assisting, and Marion Brauer closed with a piano solo.

Douglas Gordon Beth Hodge John Morgan Devil's River C. E. Baker Katherine Tate Supt Roy M. Andrews Ruth Campbell Miss Campbell Mamie Dixie Draper

Judge Boggess Named to Demo Committees at State Convention

Local delegates returned from the Democratic State Convention in Houston with Judge W. F. Boggess on the platform and resolutions committee of 18. He and Coke Stevenson of Junction were also named as delegates at large to the National Convention in Chicago in June. The meeting was described as uproarious at several periods.

Houston W. F. Boggess Coke Stevenson Junction Chicago

Texan Donkey Trek to Chicago Reaches McKinney

Two Point Isabel youths Gordon B. Fetter and Orville H. Schuntz arrived in McKinney with their famous donkey Nopalitas meaning little cactus as part of their trek toward Chicago.

Mckinney Texas Chicago Point Isabel Gordon B. Fetter Orville H. Schuntz

Buses to Carry West Bound Mail on New Schedule

Scenic Border Motor Coaches resume mail service from Del Rio to El Paso starting June 11. Buses depart Del Rio at 6 30 a m and arrive back at 3 30 p m, supplementing the daily westbound railway service with one train each way.

del Rio Scenic Border el Paso

Mrs Corrine Perry Dies in San Antonio

Funeral services for Mrs. Corrine Perry 29 were held in San Antonio where she died Monday night. She formerly was Miss Corrine Echols and had attended school here as a girl. Her sister Mrs. Fred Woolf and family, including Russell and Milton, attended the services and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Woolf home Wednesday night.

Corrine Perry San Antonio Perry Corrine Echols Fred Woolf Russell Milton Woolf

Seven Students Graduated at San Felipe High

Seven pupils graduated from San Felipe High School in the first commencement at the new building. Antonio Morales and Estela Garza were honor graduates. Speakers included Supt. M. R. Nelson, Alonso S. Perales, and Amado Gutierrez with Morales delivering the valedictory.

San Felipe San Felipe High School H. W. Morelock Su Ross State Teachers College Alpine Antonio Morales Antonio Morales Sr Estela Garza Santos Garza Julia Valdez Santos Garza Estrela Garza Antonin Morales William Calderon Elida Garza Margot Cuellar Abil Frausto Alonso S. Perales San Antonio Sr. Perales Amado Gutierrez

Maniac Captured After Killing Ohio Student

Cleveland police stopped an assailant named Jake Gordon, 40, who slashed at school children with a knife. One student Hose Parker, 8, was killed and Lena Desand, 12, and Elaine Mackin, 8, were critically wounded. The man appeared crazed as officers halted the attack.

Cleveland Ohio Jake Gordon Hose Parker Lena Desand Elaine Mackin

Installment Plan For McAllen Taxes

The city of McAllen adopts a tax payment installment plan allowing weekly or monthly cash allotments or pre dated checks. Taxpayers can arrange payments along lines similar to radio or automobile financing and choose practical schedules.

Mcallen

Socialists Pick Standard Bearers for 1932 Ticket

Pictured after nomination at the party's Milwaukee convention are Norman Thomas of New York the presidential nominee and James H Maurer of Reading Pa labor official the vice presidential choice. Morris Hillquit New York attorney is shown in the inset as keynote speaker at Milwaukee.

National Socialist Party Milwaukee Norman Thomas New York Inee James H. Maurer Reading Morris Hillquit

Courage Needed in Battle on Old Man Low Mood

The Rev. Chas. Nixon of the First Methodist Church urged Lions Club members at Hotel Roswell to combat economic pessimism in Del Rio by summoning native courage. He warned against calamity talk, urged confidence, and called on the Lions Rotarians and Chamber of Commerce to unite in a wartime style push to restore prosperity.

Chas. Nixon First Methodist Church Lions Club Hotel Roswell Nixon W. P. Wallace Jr del Rio Lions Rotarians Chamber of Commerce

Del Rio Woman Awarded $500 in Kress Shop Case

Mrs. J. W. Brashier of Del Rio won $500 in damages from the 8S. H. Kress company store of Del Rio. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals affirmed the judgment, deeming the store manager’s action an unwarranted assault after he accused her of stealing a 15 cent pattern and grabbed it from under her arm.

DEL J. W. Brashier del Rio

Fast action by senate signals end of bitter tax bill controversy

Houston May 26 Walter B Hilliard 45 former president of Channel State Bank in Harrisburg suburb waived a jury trial and pleaded guilty to 10 embezzlement indictments before Judge Whit Boyd. Hilliard sentenced to 10 years imprisonment.

Senate Houston Walter B. Hilliard Channel State Bank J Harrisburg Whit Boyd Hilliard

Juarez Bans U S Dollars to Aid Peso

Juarez district attorney Jose Pantajo Gallardo warned bar owners and merchants that all trade must be in pesos, with Americans required to exchange dollars before spending. The 1926 enforcement order aims to lift peso value, with a double penalty for foreign money put into circulation.

Juarez U.S EL Paso Jose Pantoja Gallardo U. S Miguel Villalobos Gallardo

Garner Declines Involvement In Boom For President

Washington May 26 Speaker of the House John N Garner writes to Joseph H Leib of South Bend Ind stating he has no connection with a Texas led movement and has no intention of entering the presidential race. The May 7 letter cites duties of the speaker and the May 17 letter reiterates he will not throw his hat in the ring.

Washington John N. Garner Joseph H. Leib South Bend Ind Texas Garner California Leib

Walker Branded Cheap Talker at Hofstra Hearings

Mayor Jimmy Walker faced the Hofstadter committee the second day with a claim the inquiry aims to remove him. He complained the probe seems aimed at his life while Justice Seabury dismissed the remark as a cheap political stump speech. The session covered Walker and publisher Paul Block's joint brokerage account.

New York Jimmy Walker Hofsiater Committee Walker Samuel Seabury Paul Block

Senate Restores Revenue Provisions In Tax Bill

In a swift move the Senate rewrote the excise tax schedule of a billion dollar revenue bill. It restored taxes on jewelry cameras firearms matches soft drinks candy boats cosmetics and toilet preparations and rates on automobiles and chewing gum. The finance committee proposed an admission tax exemption for theatre tickets of 30 cents or less. Senate leaders from both parties pressed for rapid passage.

Washington Senate House Senate Finance Committee

Military Rites Planned for Del Rioan Louis Cassinelli

Louis Cassinelli 41 a Del Rio native and World War I veteran was accidentally killed in New York City. Funeral services likely in Del Rio later this week. He served with the 79th Division overseas and later owned a New York confectionery. Survived by widow Rosa Cassinelli foster mother Mrs John Taini and sisters Mrs Louis Garoni Del Rio and Mrs Annie Ramirez San Antonio.

Louis Cassinelli del Rio New York City Mr. Cassinelli St. Louis University San Antonio John Taint United States 79Th Division New York Rosa Cassinell John Taini Louis Garoni Annie Ramirez

Queen Mary Celebrates 65th Birthday At Luncheon

London May 26 Queen Mary marked her 65th birthday with a royal family luncheon at noon and a 21 gun salute in Hyde Park. The event drew attention from officials and onlookers as ceremonies proceeded in central London.

London Hyde Park

Citrus Co-op Refunds $26,000 to Growers

The Rio Grande Valley Citrus Growers Association refunds $26,000 to citrus fruit growers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Excess packing charge funds were collected and then returned after the cooperative reduced packing charges and cut other costs during the season.

Citrus Co-op Mercedes Texas Rio Grande Valley

Del Rio Area Weather Tonight And Friday Forecast

Partly cloudy conditions expected in Del Rio and vicinity with no precipitation. The high yesterday reached 91 degrees while the low stood at 71. tonight may see similar mild temperatures and a low around 72 degrees.

Weather Outlook for Texas Tonight

West Texas remains partly cloudy and cooler in the east central portion tonight. East Texas will see scattered thundershowers and cooler conditions in the north tonight.

West Texas East Central East Texas

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Air Patrol Sterling Grace Maurine Katherine Wade Cely Glenny Wilhelmena Cottle Minta Jane Dobkins Angela Antonnietta Flores Nell Hamilton Foster Amida Farr Mary Vivian Marion Brauer Boggess M. R. Nelson Mr. Morelock Maniac L. Rust Rust Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Cheap” Talker N. Y Lomi Queen Mary
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