Three Adloup suspects in string of holdups and escapes
Police report a bandit, a young Negro, involved in three attempted/successful hold ups Friday night. A grocer Mrs Thom at 40 North Walters street was robbed of 15. He threatened Mrs Schentrup at 1715 North Center street and fled after a pistol display. A second hold up attempt on W A Cardwell at 11 South Gevers street failed when the suspect fled. Three teens tried to rob T J Harman at 1028 Nolan street, while Rev T T Janek of 2514 West Commerce street escaped after threats with a tub. A man, 4 of 304 South Santa Rosa street, was struck with a rock when he refused a drink, and Morales was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture.
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Wes & Young Negro
Fonr Thom
North Walters Street
Katherine Schentrup
North Center Street
Thom
Xegro
W. A. Cardwell
South Gevers Street
Cardwell
Hetro
T. J Harman
Nolan Street
Harman
Tel
T. T. Janetek
Commerce Street
Pra
Doe “Osis
Santa Rose Avenue
Morales
Robert B. Green Hospital
City News Dance and Lecture Series at Local Venues
City News reportsW Jackson president of Westmoorland College will speak at Garrzo Springs Methodist Church Sunday and address the high school Monday. The page lists numerous upcoming dances and bands at local halls from April 16 to 17 including Hartmann's Security Orchestra Forney's Southern Five, Behuetze's Orchestra and Jamie Klein's Orchestra with dance venues across Castroville Fredericksburg Highland Rock and Hermanns Sons Hall.
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W. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
Garrzo Springs
Jafsie on Mission Name and Case Ties
John F. Condon known as Jafsie travels for a mission related to a high profile train case. The report notes his involvement and aims to secure information or influence in the ongoing investigation.
DAY LAW VOTE GAINS FAVOR ACROSS PARTIES
In Washington hearings on resubmitting the eighteenth amendment gain momentum as Republicans and Democrats push to place prohibition before voters at June conventions. Wyoming Senators Kendrick and Carey voice desire for a statewide vote. In Richmond, Virginia, Bishew Cannon Jr joins leading dry supporters endorsing Byrd plan for a popular referendum on prohibition.
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Washington, D.C
Capitol
Senate
Wyoming
Kendrick
Carey
Richmond
Bishew Cannon Jr
Harry F. Byrd
Washington
Clues Sought in Fatal Explosion of State Edifice
Columbus April 16 to 27 investigators sought further evidence to decide if the blast that destroyed Gov White’s new state office building was criminal act or accident. Eight men died and many injured as property damage mounted. Gov White warned of drastic punishment if vandals are responsible. Preliminary tests questioned the use of multiple explosives though a final expert opinion awaited.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ghia
George White
Fragmented OCR Note on Dining and Events
Fragmented text lists venues and events including a tallasing lyntets cafee reatabratite and mentions Antonia fond skorns. Mentions Braet serps Cant Patienje at a Tyee Tiennal event, Part Ray Tinted, Shubin tee Kilirnre, and a hospital reference Wy Wie. The legible content is sparse and unclear.
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Antonia
Kidnapping of nine year old girl sparks search in Wilmington
Authorities pursued the alleged kidnaping of Vilda Brodsky nine daughter of a hosiery maker in Wilmington. She was taken from her home and failed to appear at the public show. The child's parents Mr and Mrs Harry Prodky received a ransom note by special delivery warning to notify police or the news papers or await further instructions.
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Wilmington
Del
Vilda Brodsky
Mira
Harry Prodky
Connecticut Democrats Hear Plea From Cummings
Homer B. Cummings former national committee chairman appealed to Democratic leaders to halt the Roosevelt "slur" in Connecticut as the party faced a bitter 1948 convention fight. He urged unity to avoid political damage and urged party leaders to address the bank loan issue and campaign fundraising concerns.
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Connecticut
Bartford
Conn
Homer
Cummings
National Committee
Roosevelt
Joan Crawford Wising On Weason In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes tease Joan Crawford taking a vacation after finishing her last picture with MGM eyeing The Education of a Princess as her next project. Other items mention Marcel De Sano’s health scare, potential divorce, and Hollywood moves from Clara Bow to Spencer Tracy at Fox while various stars and executives are seen around Universal and the Biltmore event.
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Louella
Parsons Universm
Sarvinn
Cpe
Univer and Service
Bot
Los Angeles
Joan Crawford
Joan
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Grand Duchess
Maria of Trussia
Imperial Lighness
Ali
Hollywood
Marcel de Sano
Europe
Marcel
de Sano
Arlette Marechal
Gloria Swanson
Jack Conway
Billy Bakewell
Universal
Doris Lloyd
Charlie Bickford
Universal City
Spencer Tracy
Fox
Spencer
Wee
Peggy Shanno
Mary Phillips
New York
Nog
Warner Brothers
Fred Kohler
Georg Bancroft
Tom Max
Willardson
Skipfather
Public Health Nurses End Texas Convention
Members of the Texas Organization for Public Health Nursing returned home after a one day convention at the Plaza hotel closing the national biennial nurses convention in San Antonio. Katharine Harquist was reelected president, Celin Moore secretary treasurer, and several directors named from Fort Worth Houston and El Paso. The joint meeting included the American Nurses Association and the National League of Nursing Education with officers reelected and new directors chosen. The gathering stressed ongoing nursing education and training.
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Texas Organization For Public Health Nursing
Plaza Hotel
Finday
Katharine Harquist
Bureau of Child Hygiene
State Department of Hant
Austin
Celin Moore
State Department of Health At
Marguerite Cunningham
Fort Worth
Public Health Department
Ing Mirse
Caroline Atkinson
Houston Anti-Tuberculosis League
George Horton
Sue Nicholson
State Department of Health
M. Douglas
Houston
Red Cross Nursing Service
Edward Day
Texas Group
San Antonio
W. A. King
Sophie Nelson
Ne- Wonal Organieation For
Public Health
Kathleen Ganistion
A. H. Slickwi
Atkinson
Mary Kenedy
Ewith Home
K. B. Baker
Edeouch
Ruth Carroll
Monterrey
Mexico
San Antonia
Washington, D.C
American Nurses Association
National Organization of Public Health Nursing
The
National League of Nursing Education
Oficers
American Nurgee Association
Elnora E. Thomson
Portland
Ore
Janes van de Vrede
Atlante
Mabel M. Dunlap
Moline
Susan C. Francis
Philadel Phia
Emma M. Nichols
Boston
Miles A. Louize Dietwich
el Paso
May Kennedy
Chicago
Elizabeth Souis
Jolons
Sophie C. Nelson
Winifred Rand
Afrs
C. E. A. Winslow
Michael M. Davis
Ann Dickie Boyd
I Malinde Havey
Bratlon Ghowell
Marguerite A. Wales
Chester Barton
J. L. Brock
Raymond Clapp
W. ¥. Walker
League
National League of Wursing Ewureton
Ettie J Taylor
New Haven
Gonn
Nellie Hawkinson
Cleveland
Julie Teboot
New Orleans
Secon
Stella Goosfrey
Marian
Rottman
New York
Elizabeth C. Burgess
Katherine Densford
Shirley Titus
A. Louie Diet
Rich
Garding Ng
Asyers
Obituary Notices From St Johns Episcopal Church
Obituary notices for several individuals including a native of Seranton Pennsylvania who lived in San Antonio for one year, survived by his widow Kath erine Gruener and three sisters in Scranton Atlantic City and Newark with brothers in Newark. Also listed are Allene Zondervan of Holland and parents, with forwarding to Charleston for final rites.
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Dein BK. Gruener
Sergines Saturdey
St. Johns Episcopal Church
BM. Pennell Jr
Seranton
San Antonio
Katherine Gruener
Eldters
Louise Vaughn
Scranton
Bella Roth
Atlantic City
C.H. Brown
Newark
X. J
Oys
Robert Gruener
Zondervan
Anthony Street
Holland
Charleston
W. Vo
Allene Zondervan
Hollant
Radio Programs List From Nations iadeast Chain 19 Columbia
A fragmented schedule listing numerous radio programs across stations including WAOI and EMAC. It mentions music blocks, orchestras, duets, variety programs, and educational advisory notes with various time slots and performers noted unclearly.
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Columbia
Driverless Car Halts Divorce In Los Angeles
Los Angeles on April 16 a driverless motor car went on a mild rampage injuring two women and delaying a divorce. Mrs Ellee Weddell 72 suffered a broken right arm escaping the runaway machine. Mrs Julien Parish Wood 73 learned of the accident and rushed to be with her friend while an ambulance took her to hospital. A swinging hat knocked her down as the car wrecked a fruit stand.
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Los Angeles
Ellee Weddell
Miadhine
Sparkhouse
Julien Parish Wood
Heanhe
Ex-Judge Refuses Perjury to Save Daughter in Embezzlement Case
In Raleigh North Carolina on April 180% former Superior Court judge John A Barwood pleaded guilty to mutilating court records in an embezzlement case and was given one year in Wake County Jail. His daughter Lola Harwood also pled guilty to embezzling 84823 state funds while in the revenue department and received a two year prison sentence.
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Raleigh
N.C
John A. Barwood
Atete
Wake County
Jol
Lola Harwood
Revenue Department
Minots Factory Payrolls Lower
Minots Factory payrolls and employment declined in March per the Illinois Department of Labor. Employment fell 14 percent and payrolls dropped 44 percent from February. Registrations per 100 jobs available at state public employment offices fell to 14.1 in March from 19.05 in February.
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Chicagy
Fi—Dimnis
Tilingis Department of Labor
Dallas Building Fire Causes Large Losses
A Dallas blaze swept through the second floor of a building housing Wilson Coffer and Tea Company and Bingham's Son Manufacturing Company. Losses were estimated at 50 000 dollars with no determined cause. It marks the third fire in the same building this month, after two earlier nonfatal incidents.
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Dallas
Wilson Coffer and Tea Company
Bingham’s Son Manufacturing Company
Caused & Joss
Federal probe sought into Ohio coal field clashes
The federal government was asked to investigate conditions in the Eastern Ohio coal fields where disorders led to the Ohio National Guard being called to restore order. The inquiry request was submitted by H. B. Satkeld, president of the Tasa Mining Company of Hopedale, operator of a strip mine.
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Can
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
H. B. Satkeld
Tasa Mining Company
Hopedale
Frankenstein at Uptown Theatre Shows Midnight Moon
Boris Karloff stars in Frankenstein to be shown at Uptown tonight with a late midnight showing. The film also plays Sunday and Monday. The Telehex Presental Directory lists the feature and is available now at Pigaly Wiggly stores.
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Usc
Convicts Read Prison Glossary In Ban Quentin Bulletin
SAN QUENTIN Calif April 1 Prisoners at Ban Quentin penitentiary can read the latest crime and prison bulletin which includes a dictionary of underworld terms. The editor explains the average reader will understand the gang jargon to better grasp current events and actions within the inmate community.
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San Quentin
Calif
Taat
Ban Quenlin
Netlon
Isene
Ban Quentin
Cnntale
Ronvirk Cath
Gangater Jecgon
Aotion Writers
Col McCormick On Program At Columbia Institute
Cal Rutherford McCormick on taxation to be discussed on the Columbia Institute of Public Affairs program over KTSA at 8 15 Saturday evening. McCormick earned his title and a distinguished service medal for WWI French front service after Mexican border duty. Also noted as a publisher and industrialist. Other items include talks on marriage law at 6 35, Advisory Council radio programs at 7 45 with M L Wilson and W A Henman, and a Danger Pintchers feature about Hideyo Nagouchi at 7. The Alpine song program on WOAL at 8 features The Revelers and Bob Butler, closing with The Flying Dutchman overture led by Arthur Pryor. Street Singer on KTLA at 10.
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J. H. McLean
Cal
Rutherford McCormick
Volumbia Institute of Public Affairs
KTSA
McCormick
Js Unl
Kentucky
France
Dean Gleason L. Archer
Bullfolk Law School
W. A. ©. Henman
University of Wisconsin
Hideyo Nagouchi
Hoor
WOAL
le Regiment de Sambre de
Painter Walter L Falmer Dies in Albany Home
Albany April 16 Walter Launt Falmer internationally known painter died at his Albany home early today at age 54. The artist, born in New York City, studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and taught at several colleges. His works were exhibited in major galleries across the country and abroad.
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Hollywood
Walter Huston
San Bernardino Mountains
Edie Woods
New York
John Millan
Vivienne Qgsborne
Claudette Colbert
Norman Foster
Flowers Land
Marilyn Muller
Prey Spring Wal
Feoch
Albany
N.Y
Walter Launt Falmer
Veterans to oppose bonus bill in Washington hearings
War veterans and allied groups prepare to testify next week before the Howe Wrys and TMeane committee against cash payment of soldier bonuses. President Hoover backs the opposition in the Senate and Hoyal C. Johnson, long a veterans leader, will open testimony. General Charles G. Dawes and other government financial experts will follow.
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Washington, D. C
Howe Wrys
Tmeane Committee
Hoover
Senate
Hoyal C. Johnson
South Dakota
House Veterans’ Committee
Charles G. Dawes
Young Disapproves Currency Printing Increases Money Volume
WASHINGTON April 16 Owen D Young telegraphs Representative Patman Texas while favoring a rise in money volume he rejects printing currency to fund the soldiers' bonus Young says an $2 000 000 000 budget increase is impractical injurious to general welfare He supports broader money volume but not by printing and distributing money for veteran bonuses Patman views Young as favoring the cash payment plan opposed by Young who says such printing is not the proper solution
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Waching. ON
Owen D. Young
Patman
Democrat
Texas
United States
Fatman
Young
Tenement Blaze Kills Parents and Twin Sons in Bronx
A Bronx tenement fire swept through a family quarted on the 11th floor killing Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dombril ages 45 and their 12 year old twin sons Jacob and Joseph. The blaze marked the week’s second deadly tenement fire as another mother and five children perished Wednesday. The bodies were severely burned, hindering identification.
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New York
Bronx
Samuel Dombril
Wec
Jacob
Joseph Dombril
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Grearity
Hartmann
Security Orchestra
Forney
Macdone
Wil
Ady
Gulebra Inn
Sun
Bill Spivey
Alfred B. Steubing
Met
Bern Dence
Mile Hill
Fredericksburg Road
St. Hedwighet
Sunder
Beck's Orchestra
Hermenn Son's
Marys
Behuetze
Orch
Castroville Sun
Jiamie Kiein
Orchestre
Adv
Danielena Siartinga
Black Diamonds Orchestra
Cacy
Highland Bock
Gents
Indies
Black Derby Serenaders
New Breunders
Jade
Midway
Jack Ransom
Hermann Sons Hall
Gond Music
Adi
Green Lanitry
Rey
Hot Wells
Gevers St.ry
tAdh
Jafsie
John F
Condon
of Lind
Cage
Mysteri
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York
Buarron Ae
Garner
John N. Garner
Christine
Amini
Manin Cuefeb
Apie Vahaffinker Fate Manet Mouse
Cate
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Lamar Cate Krenhy
Dwo
Mosel
Mibu
Viexy the Wants
Nile
Jaouars
Lola
Sumgay
Southwessers
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
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yosCloy
Houston Yewanay
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Pole
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Cidnapers
Ehart
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Wising ON
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Aksel Wichfeld
Holywood Way
W. K
Clare Bow
Rex Bell
Nevada
Clara
Caprad Negel
Tay Gerhart
Tom Gilpetrick
Martin Brown
Tay
Patsy Ruth Miller
Charlie Ray
Lun Alvaradn
Assistance League
Thailang
Biltmore
Carl Laermle de
Earl Burtnett
Mosk
Thelran Todd
Hallywood
Constance Cummings
Tom Brown
Culver Military Academy
Brown Old Culver
John Donaidjie Jr
Gaemen Pantageas
Pirat
Adetilie Mintow, Waller Tinninn
meHraddie Rich
Creb
Vernas Geyer
Uncle John
Roney
Don Redman
da Orchestra
Pasa Orongalre
Moatasnut
Windy Beeret Bervten
Danger Mehler
Mmm
Loval Legion
Tegpo
Nalional Advisory Council On Radio In Education
Neau Pom
Alamay National Bank
Andy
Albert Quarter Hous
Thebeats
Testo
Keats Meath
Don Albert
Kitocretied
Aby
Byced Blenda
Gratocs
Faderich Tite Thaurneck
Moetiecil
Sally
Juuke Brocka
Guily Jumpere
Studia
Jetsy Telcom
Minots
Col. McOrmick
KTLA
Amos
Eno
Mo. Pac.—Santa Fe
Ft. Worth
Pacific
Tarkeln
Suyday
Reaph
Santa Ugan
I. O. "Woodward
Dpa
Wissouri Padifle Linen Phono Grorkett
HM. WM. Veltiker
Nanin
Thane
Antonin
Texan
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