Adolph S Ochs Obituary Reflections and Parrot Tales
Miami April 9 reports the death of Adolph S. Ochs editor and owner of the New York Times. The piece blends tributes to his public service and journalistic integrity with brief, whimsical notes on Coral Gables High School journalism and a literary reference to a book on war by L. B. Hellenbach.
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Adolph & Ochs
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Ochs
Elly Rriler
Arthur H. Sulzberger
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allInzs
Beaulini
Coral Gables
Dorothy Rchpossel
Edward Hermentt
L. B. Hellenbach
Death
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Ike
Alps
Pyrenees
Himalayas
Texas Rangers raid Corpus bars in string of raids
Three Texas Rangers conducted a series of raids on Corpus bars last night. A melee broke out when patrons resisted, and several bottles were seized as officers moved to restore order.
Fear Drives Hope In Search For Missing 15-Year-Old
In the San Roque basin near Cotulla a 15-year-old boy, George Marines, vanished after separating from a fishing party on the Nueces river. Dozens of searchers from Millett hunted the basin for days, finding traces of wanderings and a campfire site before the trail faded. Efforts continue as authorities and volunteers guard the rough 15,000 acre bottomland area.
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Cotulla
San Roque Basin
Wiles
George Marines
Deat Muty
Nunces River
Fom Millett
Martes
Lee Harr
Millett
Harr
Justice of the Pepne
Roscoe Walgins
Richard McCombs
Mullett
Haveeen
Searen
Wall Street Enters Frank Parish Trial
Chicago April 9 The ups and downs of Prin Parish and the Missouri Ranges. Pipe Line company in seven figures top filling today in federal court. On trial with Ralph G Crandall Samuel J Maddin and James McManiton former Mac Kan officials Parish is charged with truculent use of the malls. In addition to nonchalant discussing of million dollar deals the session yesterday was enlivened for spectators when the names of several Wall street readers were mentioned in the testimony.
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Wall Street
Frank Parish
Chicago
Prin . Parish
Ralph G. Crandall
Samuel J. Maddin
James ¥. McMannton
Parish
Hopkins County Slaying on Trial in Clinton Batmer Case
Clinton Batmer faces trial in Hopkins County charged with slaying Dillard Garrett near Palniee. Garrett’s 14 year old daughter Oneille Garrett was overheard crying as Batmer was arrested nearby weeks earlier. Prosecution alleges Batmer killed Garrett in a ranchland dispute.
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Clinton Batmer
Dillard Garrett
Hopkins County
Palniee
Uta
Garrett
Oneille Garrett
Asa Mate Witthes
Palrace
Moonshine Upended by Jail Visit in Texas
Bootlegger brings his still to Bowie county jail seeking immunity from prosecution. District Attorney Elster Lincoln granted immunity and signaled similar offers to other moonshiners quitting competition with Arkansas illegal liquor trade.
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Tenas
April
Bowie County
Jeterson
Foster
Distriet
Elster
Lincoln
Arkansas
Showers Likely to Continue Across South Texas
Intermittent showers will fall over San Antonio and most of South Texas Tuesday night and Wednesday, the local weather bureau announced. A low pressure area moving into the region with heavy rain was slow to clear, and is not expected to exit before Wednesday night. A cold front tally of rainfall was 9% high at 7 a.m., though the year remains slightly deficient. Lower daytime temperatures are forecast due to the showers, while night readings should rise slightly with southerly winds.
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Ovre San Antonio
South Texas
Iocal Weather Bureau
Residence Hit by 2 Fires in One Night
San Antonio fire units faced two blazes at 815 and 811 San Francisco Street on consecutive hours. The first fire caused partial damage estimated at unknown dollars while the second blaze worsened before extinguishment. No injuries reported.
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San Antonio
Post Ready for New Stratosphere Hop
In Los Angeles Wiley Post plans a third attempt at a continental stratosphere flight. The schedule was tentatively set for Wednesday or Thursday, pending favorable winds and weather.
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Post
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and West Texas
Local showers are likely in San Antonio Tuesday night and Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Tuesday night around 64 degrees, Wednesday near 78 with moderate southerly winds. Monday peak 73, Tuesday 68 morning, Tuesday 72 afternoon, and west coast generally cooler.
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San Antonio
Velnity
Orange
Texas
Eorst
Goy Accused by Licensure Buyers in County Case
In district court Tuesday morning Dillard Coy, former deputy county clerk, faced testimony over alleged beer license graft. Reyer Castellana and others testified Coy promised licenses for cash, but receipts and licenses failed to materialize, with claims of paid sums ranging up to 355.25 and misstatements about approvals.
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Thethy Hanee
Ital “Istrict
Reyer
Castellana
Gastellana
Black Elephant
Bexdr
Dave Watson
Defense Counsel
Castillana
Coy
Woodh
Tad Bone
Gory
Watson
Castellano
Bak Coy
Dudge
McCrory
Failey
Kilday
Cay
Hind
Lee Nichols
Akron Rubber Strike Teeters as Auto Workers Threaten Action
Francis J. Dillon of the AFL says automobile workers allied to the federation may strike if Akron’s rubber factories walk out. He warns a sympathy strike could shut the auto industry, amid a pending vote by Akron rubber workers and prior AFL auto locals ballots. Manufacturers indicate readiness for a strike scenario.
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Oftrost
Sone Auto- Mobile
United Rubber Worker's Union
Akron
Ohio
Automobile
Francis J. Dillon
General American Federation of Labor
Auto- Mobile
Dillon
Splea
Akrog Rubber
A. I. of L. Callee
Automobile Labor Board
A. F. of
Wwe
Heo
Weanlute
Judge Harry B. Anderson Dies at 55 in Memphis
Judge Harry B. Anderson, 55, of Memphis, who ruled last October that the NRA was unconstitutional in attempting to fix minimum prices under the Chamber of Commerce code, died early today in Jackson. The federal district judge had held court here several days ago before his death, attracting nationwide attention to his decision.
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NRA
Jackson
Tenn
Harry B. Anderson
Memphis
Mary Astor Faces Divorce Suit in Los Angeles
Announcement that Dr. Franklyn Thorpe will file for divorce from Mary Astor, the screen actress, in Los Angeles today. The couple wed at Yuma in June 1881 and have a daughter aged two years nine months.
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Los Angeles
Franklyn Thorpe
Fran Mary Astor
Yuma
Ten Rail Workers Die in California Crash Near Roseville
Ten railway section hands working late to repair storm damage were killed when a gravel train struck head on a motor car near Roseville California. An eleventh worker was fatally injured and several others wounded as heavy rains lashed the region over the past three days.
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Sacramento
Galil
Roseville
Calit
Pt Southern Fi
Thees
Mihny
Methodist Women to Hear Bishop Boaz in West Texas
Bishop H A Boaz will address the West Texas Methodist Women's convention Tyler at Laurel Heights Methodist Church at 1 30 p m. Dr H Bascom Watts pastor will introduce him Jereeman San Antonio district elder presiding and EB H Lavelace will participate in opening ceremony Francis de Burgis directed Dorothy Sundlin assisted Jefferson High school glee in conference Kilgore April 3 4 about 240 gasoline trucks halted by Texas railroad commission drive to stop illegal oil shipments by road and rail
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Boaz
H. A. Boas
West Texas
Lawrel Heights
H. Bascom Watts
Choret
Jereeman
San Antonio
Smut
EB. H. Lavelace
Vacancies Advertised in Light Classified Rentals
Rental column notices list several properties with weekly or monthly rates including Leopol d Side, Movida, Broadway, Carolina, Alamo, Main Avenue and Sycamore addresses. The ad invites prospective tenants to call or visit for full listings and notes staffing changes next Monday April 18.
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Perisher
Feak
Leopold
Texas
Broadway
Carolina
Alamo
Main Avenue
Sycamore
Bumea
Fannin
Bitten Alrest
Texas socialite Florence Willison death shocks Dallas scene
Florence Willison formerly Florenes Allen, 27, a divorced socialite with Texas roots, was found dead in her apartment bathroom. Once a San Antonio duchess and University of Texas alumna, she pursued film stardom in New York after a 1920s Dallas marriage to James C. Willison. Authorities seek her younger brother as they hold the body pending details.
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Los Angeles
Apulia
Florence W. Willison
Florenes Allen
St. Touts
James C. Willison
Willison
Ausalia
Texas
San Antonio
Randido
Ggoutz
Philadelphia
University of Texas
Gre
Campus Romance
Aten Ranch
Carles Wagner
Young
Nearly half of sheriffs bag have records
Sheriff West announced a DOJ fingerprint check shows about 49 percent of 500 men in the Federal Transient Bureau at South Street Mary’s last week have criminal records. Sixty five have penitentiary sentences up to 25 years, four escaped convicts and two confessed sleepers. The men hail from across the country, including West and Midwest, South, and East prisons. West said 200 more remain under arrest with unclear disposition.
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Albert
West Jx
Federal Transient Bureau
South St Mary's Streets
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
West
Want
Fis
West Coast
Midwest
Ranch Worker Missing After Hunt Ranch Incident
Mahun Sauve, 64, ranch employee, disappeared Tuesday from Mie Galvan ranch about 12 miles from Babcock. Co workers say he mounted a horse around 6 p.m. and rode into dense brush. An overnight search by Deputy Sheriff C. J. Matson and J. W. Bryant failed to locate him.
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Mahun Sauve
Mie Galvan Ranch
Babcock
Silk
Saute
C. J. Matson
J. W. Bryant
Mellon Hearing Put Under Guard
An armed guard was stationed today in the hearing room of the federal building where Andrew W. Mellon’s 53,000,000 tax case is being heard by the board of tax appeals. Officials said no threats were received, but the precaution was taken after a disturbance last week when a woman rose and shook her fist during the session.
Steamer Sights Ship in Distress Near Newfoundland
A British freighter Badagry bound for St John’s Newfoundland sent an SOS after reporting distress. The Badagry, 6,164 gross tons, sailed from Blyth March 26 with a crew of about 44. The U S News Newfoundland station reported sighting the sinking vessel about 20 miles off St John’s.
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Aprist
Badagry
U. S
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