Sapiro in Ford Suit Describes Income as Organizer
Federal Court reports Henry Ford case witness Sapiro detailing large fees and 70 nets earned for farm work over a decade. He cites a $1000 three day Farm Bureau conference payment with travel from San Francisco. Cross examination touches on threats and control plans for wheat markets and the 51 percent rule, with records partially stricken.
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Totereational News Service
Federal Building
Detroit
Henry Ford Todiy
Sapiro
Sapire
James Farm Bureau
Caiceso
San Francisco
Reed
Chicago
C. E. Gustanson
Demends
Francesca De Pinedo's Santa Maria Monoplane Photo
A striking image shows Francesca De Pinedo's monoplane named Santa Maria approaching San Antonio last Saturday. The piece also notes labor disputes over wheat pooling and plans for a major legal bureau, including substantial compensation requests. Nearby items mention an air mail box installation at St Anthony and a visit by Mrs Lauré Beronow of Chicago.
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Santa Maria
Francesca de Pinedo
S. A
Gustafson
Sapiro
Burea
Ite
Chicago
Seventeen
Bureau
Fas
St Anthony | Tel
Pepsodent Promises New White Smile in Ten Day Test
A persuasive ad claims modern science restores off color teeth to dazzling whiteness using a new dentifrice called Pepsodent. It asserts old tooth films cause dullness, decay, and gum trouble, and that a ten day free trial is offered verified by leading dentists and available through major retailers.
How to Enter a Drawing and What Americans Want
Today on page two a discussion contrasts entering a drawing program with the American demand for higher living standards. The piece cites Ester Meidely’s family budgeting on 25 a month and critiques medical ignorance contributing to illness in New York City, noting hospital bed counts and work incapacity while urging better disease prevention.
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IRS
Ester Meidely
America
New York City
Business Science Expert to Confer With Civic Leaders
Dr. Arthur Frederick Sheldon, formerly of New York and founder of the Sheldon School of Business Science, arrives in San Antonio to confer with chamber officials and civic clubs. He will address the chamber members council at the St Anthony and speak before the Retail Dev Goods Association, the Lions, Kiwanis and Advertising clubs. L. Thomas, field rep for Horter Sheloe, arrived in the city Tuesday.
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Arthur Frederick Sheldon
New York
Sheldon School
Sf Business Science
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Doctor Sheldon
Counell
Chamber
St. Anthony
Retail Dev Goods’ Association
Lions' Club
Kiwanis Club
Advertising Club
L. Thomas
Uorter Sheloe
Theeday
Dallas to send envoys in May gold fill caravan
Dallas will join a car caravan sponsored by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce visiting Monterey early in May. Consul Renato Cantz Lara of Dallas disclosed his arrest in San Antonio on Tuesday. Conzyl Lera coordinates with Consul General Alejandro P. Warrillo to finalize trip details.
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Dallas
Monterey
San Antonio
Seized Pottery Auctioned in San Antonio Sale
Two hundred pieces of Mexican pottery seized by customs inspectors after the shipper from Tampico failed to pay the tax were sold at a public auction in San Antonio on Dansday. The sale was conducted under the supervision of Ed Coulis, assistant collector of customs.
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Tampico
San Antonio
Ed Coulis
Aselptant Cotlettor
Curtoney
Pilot Koras Boland Returns From New Orleans Trip
Captain Boland of Kelly Field flew to New Orleans then to San Antonio before returning home Tuesday, completing a five hour journey to reach here late Monday with Judge Landie and a barebail coat observed during the trip.
Pickpocket Steals Wallet From Barber Shopper
Alfred Muncey of 418 West Houston Street reported a pickpocket relieved him of a wallet containing 103 dollars while a barber was assisting customers. Muncey identified the suspect and police were notified for pursuit.
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Alfred Muncey
Houston Street
Muncey
Old Olive Drab Shirt Order For Troops In Division
The Second Division will permit cotton olive drab shirts as part of the summer uniform for troops. Maj. Gen. William Connor announces the change, allowing fire shirts except during field marches or maneuvers over twenty four hours. Reveille set for 5:45 a.m. with a Sunday sleep until 6:20 a.m. The division will begin wearing khaki cotton uniforms on April 38.
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Henan
William 12. Connor
J New Order
Reveille
Alga
Storm halts Arctic dash to save Eskimo man
Doomed Eskimo David Repilly lies at a secluded St Lawrence Island station as Heggy storms over the Bering Sea force pilot Joe Crosson of the Wilkins Arctic expedition to abandon a risky air lift to Nome. Radio-ordered care arrives. Fairbanks doctor guides nursing staff. Storms likely postpone the polar mission.
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International News Service
Seward
Alaska
Bering Sea
Joe Crosson
Wilkins Arctic Expedition
Hik Shempt
David Repilly
St. Lawrence Island
Nome
Ralio
Fairbanks
Jefferson Heights Street Improvement Planned In Houston
Street Commissioner Paul B. Steffler Tweeday announced planned improvements on Houston street from New Braunfels to Rio Grande, including grading and paving. The committee discussed paving and grading details for Jefferson Heights while outlining project scope.
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Jefferson Heights
Houston Street
Jefferson Height
New Braunfels
Hio Grande Street
Paul BE. Steffler Tweeday
Severa
Weather Forces Air Mail Plane Down
A United States air mail plane piloted by Ralph Jokoron of Chicago was forced to land seven miles east of Metropolis due to bad weather. Flight details indicate the Ottawa route was disrupted by a night-time emergency guiding the craft to a safe site after engine issues.
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Chicago
Omaha
Ralph Jokoron
Chicuzo
MetSirr
Air Instructor Assigned to Ohio Fire
Lieut. John Paul Richter, former Kelly field flying instructor, was transferred from McCook field to the air intermediate depot at Fairfield, Ohio, by War Department orders.
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Ohio
John Paul Richter
Kelly Field
McCook Field
Major Davis to Visit Gen Hinds
Maj. Robert C. Davis will arrive next Monday from Wallington to be the guest of Maj. treat Hinds. Joe will host him for several days before leaving for El Paso.
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Major Davis
Gen Hinds
Robert C. Davis
Wallington
Maj
Treat Hinds
Joe
el Paso
Gate Proprietor Robbed of $15 in Alton Case
A. Pate, proprietor of the Alton case on Helman alecet, reported that a robbery occurred Tuesday at 3:15 PM, with $15 stolen by suspect Fema Binz. The incident was logged by local authorities and investigated as a minor theft.
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A. Pate
Alton
Helman Alecet
Fema
Pair Reunited After Eight Decades Of Separation
A long dormant friendship sparks anew as two former companions reconnect after eighty years, recalling a shared past and the distance time placed between them. The meeting marks a poignant return to old memories and renewed kinship.
Pinedo Encounters Delay and Mountain Flight Tests
Pinedo’s cross country hop from New Orleans toward Roosevelt Dam faced wind and water challenges as pontoons struggled to lift from Medina lake. He completed an altitude test near ten thousand feet en route to Avivona, then aimed for Elephant Butte reservoir to refuel. He planned a three hour visit at Roosevelt Dam before continuing to San Diego over mixed terrain of mountains and desert.
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Brazil
Here
Roosevelt Dam
Avivona
Levi
New Orleans
Fnr
Medina Lake
Elephant Butte Reservoir
Samile
Cebalo
Neasly
San Diego
Powers to hold arm conference at Geneva
Washington April 5. France refuses to participate unofficially in the Geneva arm conference. Britain Japan United States still commit to attend to discuss extending limiting agreements on cruisers destroyers and other warships not covered by the Washington treaty. Italy’s stance unclear while Rome awaits Paris position.
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Washington
Anne Parley
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Italy
Coolidge
Rome
Paris
London
Tokyo
Four Soldiers in Court on Theft of Phonograph Records
Four soldiers are charged with stealing phonograph records from a residence on South Levun Street titled face in the music. The case is before Corporation Court Judge John P. Onfon Sansiay.
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Levun Street
Corporation Court
John P. Onfon Sansiay
Western Union Chief Lands in San Antonio Visit
J W Henn vice-president of the Western Union Telegraph company and New York resident arrived in San Antonio for a short stay at the St Anthony hotel. He plans to depart for California after a brief visit. He inspected local Western Union headquarters during the morning.
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San Antonio
J. W. Henn
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
St. Anthony
Sintil
California
Western Union
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