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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

2

Pair Admit Theft Plot Hinted in Abduction Case

San Antonio transient John Kenny, 34, and Eddie Miller, 29, confessed in Uvalde to plans to steal a taxi and flee toward Del Rio or El Paso after abducting 30 Hartung, 619 South Street, and his cab. They were captured after a failed escape attempt as patrolmen pursued west of Uvalde. Miller claimed intoxication. Kenny claimed Hartung drove at times, with the trio intending to ride a freight train. Authorities filed charges upon arrival.

del Rio el Paso San Antonio Pyreau John Kenny Eddie Miller Uvalde Hartumg South Street A. W. Miller H. ©. Cash Avahie Haring Um Inoving Miller Pasay Hartung Camp Normorle Fl Paso Harting Kendy T. S. Harrold Cash Lvalde Eddie Filter

Galquetas and Soo Men Held Amid Tent City Crisis

Prisoners and transients are kept under guard as Washington reviews fingerprints. Sheriff West plans to detain all men for near four days while beds are scarce. About 400 young but sturdy detainees sleep on courthouse floors. 107 inmates find beds in the county jail. Meals are improvised in the jail yard as guards monitor movement between jail and courthouse. Police and guards prepare for ongoing confinement with added security and staff.

Beck Bureau Conrete Sounty Stappenbeck Walter Naylor Ihel Fragstent Bureau Jal Glappenbeck L. Boswell Trensiene Bureau

Back to Land Movement Sparks Growth in Farms Nationwide

Washington April 4 The back to the land movement born of low mood has helped create an estimated 600 000 new farms in the nation according to tentative figures from the Census Bureau officials of the agency say. The figures reflect early census data and show a broad rural shift as families seek self sufficiency and local farming opportunities across states.

Washington, D Tne Nation's Inn Census Bureau Fanny Cen Felurs

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