Funeral services today for Hutchinson in family home
The family home at 214 Wat Strickland hosts funeral services for Hutchinson. Rev. Chari Nixon leads the rites for Thomas F. Hutchinson, who died from injuries suffered when a construction rig overturned near Langtry. Survived by his wife, children, grandchildren, and siblings. burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punersi
HM Hutchicson
Wat Strickland
Chari Nixon
Hutchinein
Thomas F. Hutchinsen
Searcy Nutehiese
Mastrdie
Bi Seguin Mewan
San Antoni
Euahe
Hutchingon
Mee Marchinson
Sik Sms
Gaweiter
Ohiatren
Howard
Hugh Jr
Warried
Gus Iy
Leona Hutchines
Temegrayer
Law Office
Idave
Arthur
Marvin
Dale
Wood
Ah Bene Grandeilen
Howard Hutchinsen
Howard Maione
Hugh Hatchinen Jr
Lady Dewothy
Hugh Malone
Hubert Hugh Moor
Bee
Tiubehin
Mollin Lou Kou
Ll. Bh. Anderson
Seen
Hutelensen
Wille Havchinaen
Poteet
Gearey Hutehunuen
Uvalde
Wardiaw
Parker
Juder
Langtry
Bustalder Sa
Nis
Yates Dera Company
Red River Peak Near Shreveport Reached
Shreveport reports the Red River near peak levels with floodwaters driving residents from homes and inundating thousands of acres as levees hold back rising waters. Officials warn continued risk as the river nears crest and authorities monitor affected parishes.
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Red River
Shreveport
Todas
Bombing Reveals Graft of Former Pickle Laborer
Chicago police probe the rise of John Galantiak from a $15 a week pickle factory worker to earning $250 a day in the healing business. A bombing damaged his home and exposed a career linked to wealthy and prominent patients.
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Chicago
North Side
John Galantiak
Galarfak
Officer Attacks Prison Visitor in Houston Elevator
Abram Levy reported a sock to the jaw in the police headquarters elevator. Charges of aggravated assault were filed against motorcycle officer R. F P. Johnson. Johnson allegedly spied Levy and handed his gun to the elevator bay before attacking the visitor. Testimony from a civil service hearing was cited as a cause of the incident.
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Houston
Abram Levy
R. F P. Johnson Johnson
Levy
Civil Service
Davidson Is Urged To Run For Governor
May 2 report from Houston notes a drive to draft Lyneh Gavienon for the governor race. L. Taggart, a retired county farmer, sent Albert Johnmus of Dallas a $100 check with his Democratic executive committee application to place Dayulon's name on the primary ballot.
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United
Houston
Piag
Lyneh Gavienon
Stormer
Taggart
Bat County
Joly
Albert Johnmus
Dallas
Democratic
Dayulon
Devidesen
Nd Pormane
Hin
Ils
Robertson Seeks District Attorney Post in Bexar County
Hush Robertson a Southwest Texas lawyer and Henry J Ware relation candidate for Bexar County district attorney. His announcement shocks San Antonio political circles and strains ties with Citizens League. Robertson says he will run as independent or in primary but not aligned with any ticket. He previously served as U S district attorney from 1918 to 1921 and defended Harry McWurzbach in a key contest.
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Hush R Robertasn
Southwest Texas
Henry J Ware
del Rio
Bexar County
Robertson
Bexar Galitca
Ute Citizens’ League
Tynan
Citizens’ League
Mr. Robertson
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Mc Wurzbach
Augustus McCloskey
Centenarian Parrot Unfazed by Noted Disease
Mrs Mary Martin has kept a parrot for over fifty years despite the spread of a disease in the flock. The healthy centenarian bird shows no fear while fellow birds are affected.
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Morden
Eng
Mary Martin
Memorial Day Union Service and Cemetery Decorations
The American Legion plans a Memorial Day program at First Baptist Church followed by grave decorating at Westlawn Cemetery. Del Rio citizens will place flowers on the graves of war dead. A list of deceased soldiers and two gold star mothers are named for remembrance.
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American “Legion
First Baptist
We Church
Westlawn
American Legion
Niel
James Long
Ivong Sain
Bas Fei Bate
Wien
Ube
del Rio
Rudolph Stone
A. G. Stone
Walter Kinney
WF. Williams
Alvin Jimmie Dunn
Ollie Olson
James & Terrell
Belvin Lowry
E M. Wilson
A. Hoxper
L. Saller
Dew Henderson
BD. J. Walker
Walter Heimig
Lee Garner
A. Wells
Wiry Schrier
J. F. Hoard
James Murrah
Clara Jones
Paul Jones
Bula Latriese
Jon Bolenr
J. Green
EE. W. Cooke
John Creasy
Tt DB Bonet
Lamar Smit
J. C. Callison
Gammon
Charles F Borhat
Wn. Ray
Thee
John Barnett
Archie Lowe
R. L Brooks
J K Pierce
Methodists Spent 155616 to Urge Dry Laws
The Methodist board of temperance, prohibition and public morals spent 155,416 last year urging strict prohibition enforcement and opposing gambling. Deets Pickett, research secretary for the board, testified to the Senate lobby committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cress
Washington
Methmodlist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Deets Pickett
Senate Lobby Committee
Legion Leader Fixes Blame for Criminal Trait
L Bodenhamer national commander of the American Legion said at Baylor University in Waco May 28 that lack of understanding citizenship, not inherent criminal attire, drives rising law violations and disrespect for the law among a segment of American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
L. Bodenhamer
The
American Legion
Baylor University
Mrs. Alice Allen Dies in Douglas Arizona
News of the death of Mrs. Alice Allen cousin of Mrs. C W Earnest of Del Rio was received in the city Wednesday. She was the widow of James B Jake Allen former sheriff of Tom Green County and sister of Bob Hewitt present sheriff of San Angelo. She died in Douglas Ariz after illness and the funeral will be held there Thursday.
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Alice Allen
C. W. Earnest
del Rio
Del Rio panhandler Fleagle tied to Villa Acuna bandit sighting
Del Rio residents identify a man who asked for a dime as the fugitive Fleagle linked to a Villa Acuna robbery. Police confirm the panhandler was the same man who earlier robbed a Del Rio saloon and prompted a $4,000 loss to local workers and a prize fighter.
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Del
J Riley
Buddy
Dunman
Claude
Hoot
del Rioanuns
Panhandler
Lotou
del Rio
Fleagle
Fleagie
Red
Fort Worth Population 160202 in Preliminary Census
Preliminary census figures released to Guy show Fort Worth has 160202 residents. A final report due tomorrow is expected to adjust the count slightly higher.
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Fort. Worth
Guy
Fort Worth
Sacred Heart School Commencement Thursday Program
Sacred Heart Academy holds a Thursday commencement with 8am high mass and 6 30pm baccalaureate by Rev Pr Cartier O M I An evening program includes a processional Soo2 songs and dances Conferring of diplomas by Rev Fr Cartier O M I and an address by Supt Roy M Andrews The program ends with the high school song and recessional
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Sacred Heart Academy
Pr. G. M. Cartier
Anita Harrison
Beatrice Qualia
the Brook
Gail Hamilton
Josephine Johnson
Earl King
Griffin Murder Penalty Upheld
A 98 year murder sentence for Cleve Griffin, convicted in Ellis County of killing his father in law D G Swofford, was affirmed by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The court also dismissed Griffin's sanity hearing appeal. An eight year murder sentence for Claude Spicer of McLellan County was reversed.
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United Press
Austin
Cleve Griffin
Ellis County
D. G. Swofford
Court of Criminal Appeals
Griffin
Claude Spicer
McLellan County
Banks to Close for Decoration Day and Jefferson Davis Day
Local banks will be closed May 30 and June 3 because of legal holidays. May 30 is Decoration Day and June 3 is Jefferson Davis Day. In some southern states June 3 is the holiday, but Texas observes both days as legal holidays.
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Jefferson Davis
Texas
Leona Hutchinson Reported Ill With Tonsillitis
Miss Leona Hutchinson was reported to be ill Wednesday with tonsillitis.
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Leona Hutchinson
Valedictorian Leads Del Rio High 1980 Graduates
Stephen Ross named valedictorian with a 92.68 average for four years at Del Rio High School. Luis de la Fuente is salutatorian with 90.06. Miss Mary Elizabeth Baker had top average among the class with 89.18. Graduation set for Friday at 6 15 in the First Baptist Church auditorium.
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Stephen Ross
del Rio
Stephen
Ulric Ross
Luis de la Fuente
Luis
Francisco de la Fuente
Mary Elizabeth Baker
Piris
del Rio High School
Jewel Dean Tinnin
San Angelo
Max Phyllis Janés
Eagle Pass
Elfriede Brandenstein
Dilley
First Taptiat Church
Brownsville GOP Eyes Candidacy to Challenge Garner
Chris G. Watson, aide to RBB Creucer and former district attorney, announces run for Congress from Texas fifteenth district opposing Rep John N Garner of Uvalde. Watson, 30, UT graduate admitted to bar in 1926, serves as Hoover Organization secretary and criticizes Garner’s tariff stance.
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Brownsville
Chris G. Watson
Rbb Creucer
Congress
Fifteenth
John N Garner
Uvalde
Watson
Hoover Grivarization
United States
University’ of Texas
Garner
Sesior
Graf Zeppelin Departs for Havana and Lakehurst
The Graf Zeppelin left Pernambuco for Havana and Lakehurst New Jersey after delays caused by rain. Switgets boarded at first but departed. Dr Hugo Eckener ordered the final takeoff once skies cleared.
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United Presa
Fifer’s Release Expected After Escape Chase
Sheriff departments in Val Verde and Kerr Counties press for Allen Fifer, 21, jailed Kerr County escapee, believed in Villa Acuna after murder conviction. Mexican authorities promise deportation to allow arrest in the United States, as officials await immigration service orders. Sheriff M L Whistler aids Kerr County official J J Moore in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Verde
Kerr Counties
Allen Fifer
Kerr County
Villa Acuna
Mose Crawford
Fifer
Hhe
M. L. Whistler
J. J. Moore
Weather Report Del Rio and Vicinity Cloudy Skies
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Thursday. Yesterday's high reached 76 and the low was 68. West and East Texas also report cloudy skies with scattered showers through the same period.
Moody and Williams to speak on West Texas Chamber program
Abilene notes Carl Williams of the Federal Farm Board and Governor Dan Moody will appear on West Texas Chamber of Commerce programs. Moody speaks Thursday and Williams follows Friday with convention preliminaries shaping the event.
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Abilene
Carl Willarms
Federal Farm Board
Dan Moody
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Aevertvor
Moody
Wiliams
Advance Guard of State Elks Here Thursday
Elks of the Texas Fiks State Association prepare for the convention May 30-31 and June 1 with decorations rising around the city. Local members host Jim King at the clubhouse tonight to sample his Cowboy stew as a preview for visiting Elks. No lodge business, just informal discussion of convention plans.
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Pinistine
Texas Fiks State Association
Jone
Elks Club
Elks
Jim
King
Border Patrol Inspector Neale to Del Rio Duty
Inspector Fred Neale of the Border Patrol will report to Del Rio on June 1 for duty. He has been stationed in San Antonio as part of a broader transfer of officers aimed at strengthening the first line along the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The move downsizes the secondary patrol to focus on thorough border checks while interior travelers may see fewer patrols.
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Fred Neale
Border Patrol
San Antonio
del Rio
Sam Antonie
Rio Grande Valley
Las Tee
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Best native lambs sold around 12 dollars with top grades from 11.50 to 11.85. Spring lambs up 25 to 35 cents. Cattle market active with light yearlings and fed heifers up to 35 cents higher. Slaughter cows and bulls steady and vealers up to 50 cents. stockers scarce. Top lightweight steers reached 12.30 with vealers 11.50 to 12. Receipts: cattle 4,000 calves 1,000 holdover 305. Hogs 9,000 with 10 to 15 cent higher prices per market report.
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Kansas City
Gattle
First National Bank
Variety of wares London street vendors sell ice cream
Street vendors in London peddle ice cream and cough drops amid variable spring weather as shoppers seek quick treats and remedies.
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London
Wool Pool Auction Nears Completion in San Angelo
In San Angelo on May 28 110 000 pounds of eight months wool from a 6 035 000 pound pool were sold for about 2542 cents per pound to H D Kid Allen for Charles J Webb Sons Company of Boston as the all or none sale failed. The sale drew major wool houses with 100 plus growers observing. The pool was restructured into a single 5 925 000 pound pool for sale on the all or none basis with a new auction planned if unsold by June 17.
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San Angelo
Wool Growers Central Storage Company
Texas Wool and Mohair Warehouse Association
March Bros
al San Angelo
H. D. “Kid” Allen
Charles J. Webb Sons Company, Inc
Boston
Associations
Robert Massit
A. C. Schreiner
C. C
Belcher
D. E. Hughes
Studley
Emory
Pickney Predicts Young Will Be Next Texas Governor
Houston May 28 Steve Pickney a member of the State Democratic Committee predicted that James Young Kaufman candidate will win Texas governor. He said Young will lead in the first primary and prevail in the runoff. He noted Young is popular in East Texas and attractive to all classes with strong reception on his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Steve Pickney
State Democratic Committee
James Young
Kaufman
Texas
Pickney
Young
Bee to Combat Stock Blowfly
UVALDE May 28 Stockmen expect aid in fighting the blowfly from a small bee found by Dan C. Parman in charge of the agriculture department experiment station. Experiments aim to increase this bee species as it competes with the blowfly. The bee lays eggs on blowfly larvae and thwarts blowfly hatching. Parman’s lab will hatch both blowfly and bee to test outcomes.
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Uvalde
Dan C. Parman
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Parmen
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