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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
3
William Tawing, 42, convicted of disrespecting the flag after a parade incident in Angeles, facing a sentence. A lecture on How to Keep Well by Dr. Robert Adkins at Lockwood Park Community Building was rescheduled from Saturday night to Wednesday.
Gay Williams 20 confessed to killing 14 year old Kater Cline after stoning her, was declared insane by County Judge George D. Willhite and sent to Central State Hospital at Norman. Everett Colin, county attorney, said the committal completes official action. Crowds at the jail dispersed after learning of Williams mental deficiency.
The Coat twins Louise May and Lois Maude announced two marriage proposals from across the world, with suitors chosen from Kansas. Ray Algin and Roy Calvin, twins from Oneida and now marines in San Diego, will wed in a double ceremony in Southern California on Thursday.
A Hearst newspaper investigation reveals how aliens legally in the United States are affected by immigration policy and executive discretion. It cites tax burdens, a debate over labor department action, and a Kerr bill aiming to regulate discretionary immigration actions. The series highlights cases where aliens reportedly navigate or resist federal oversight with aid from authorities.
Indictment accuses former Representative Michael J. Hogan of aiding three aliens to file false affidavits for U S admission. Betesh alias Lawrence appears in immigration records with a Syrian birthplace and a U S wife. Hogan urged extended stays and parole dates in Washington, influencing Betesh’s case.
New Orleans April 9 A 12 year old employee was held for investigation as police probe a man named Steve Macaluso 12 employed by Ban't. He claims the body of a young woman was in the car's rear compartment after a two day ride. The woman Grace Gonzales 21 shot herself. Macaluso says she died by self-inflicted gunshot with no weapon found. District Attorney Eugene Stanley orders further inquiry. The father Joins FP noting confusion over delay in reporting and past suicide attempt by the daughter.
New York April meeting featured former President Herbert Hoover of Palo Alto and Alfred E. Smith of New York as they became better acquainted while responding to Salvation Army appeals. Both men spoke from the platform as honored guests at a civic event amid post campaign tensions.
W W Jarkeon chairman presented 443 certificates to scouters who completed training courses by Scouters university at the Round Table in Boy Scout headquarters Monday night. District Commissioner G Bedel Moore presided. Merrill Bishop spoke on the pilgrimage to the Alamo, a feature of Fiesta de San Jacinto celebration. Two dollars a week pays the penal on a furnished room at 224 Carollita street. See Classification $2, Light Classified Ads.
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