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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1934

Page

13

Perjury Charges Sought Over Revolutionary Talk Probe

Washington April 18 The house committee on Dr William W Witt faced possible perjury charges as Representative Somers urged an inquiry by District Attorney Garnett to determine if any perjury occurred in testimony before the Wirt commission. Seven witnesses denied discussing revolution at a dinner party where Witt attended, and Democratic members planned to end the investigation with a no revolution verdict despite Republican objections.

Washington, B.C House William &. Witt Brain Trust Somers Democrat New York Leslie Garnett Wirt Bix McGugin Kansas Lehibach Connally Texas Bullwinkle North Carolina Dr. Wirt Grand Jury

Zemo Claims Quick Relief for Eczema and Rashes

An advertorial from Texas promotes Zemo as a cure for chronic eczema. It quotes a buyer who spent years and hundreds for relief before trying Zemo, claiming itching ends in five seconds and it also treats rash pimples ringworm and related irritations. Available at all druggists for 54.00.

Gory Texas Amo Zemo

Airline official backs McCarran bill amid girmail dispute

H W Beck of Transcontinental and Western Air urges Hearst support for Senate McCarran Bill 3187 and House H R 8953 to resolve the girmail crisis. He asks for swift passage before April 20, cites federal aviation commission creation, rate rules, and new oversight, while noting temporary contracts won't solve the situation. The letter, signed with other officials, emphasizes prompt federal action and regulatory structure.

Dan W. R. Hearst Los Angeles Examiner Los Angeles California Richard W. Robbins TWA Senate McCarran Wood Georgia Congress Federal Aviation Commission

48 Girls to Make Pilgrimage to Capital for D.A.R.

Washington Dc April 1 9 The Daughters of the American Revolution voted today to bring 48 percent school girls from each of the 49 states to Washington next spring on a patriotic pilgrimage. Candidates will be selected on a good citizenship basis first but final selections will be by lot. The D.A.R also adopted resolutions to require teaching of American history and government, to support a modern American merchant marine, and to seek adequate appropriations for a government program.

Washington, D.C Daughters of the American Revolution Washington G. M. T.gandkona

Insult Reveals Secret of Escape Aboard 9 3 Exilona

Samuel Insult describes how he faked deportation and fled at sea aboard Exilona. He showed a black box used to color his hair and mustache, while police and reporters in Athens searched for him.

Insult Exilona Samuel Insult Athens Gresce

Sterilization Proposal Up For Final Action In Norman

In Oklahoma Norman on April 19 the state board considers sterilization of 16 insane residents at Central State hospital. Of the 16, 11 are women. Relatives have given consent for the procedure pending final approval.

Norman Okla Central Stele Hospital State Board of Affairs

Actress gets Riga divorce in secrecy

RiGA Latvia April 18 CINB In proceedings marked by unusual secrecy a Riga court was granted Lous La Plante noted star of Ammeritan silent motion pictures a divorce from William Seiter it was disclosed today.

Riga Latvia Cinb Lous la Plante Ammeritan William Seiter

Store Robbed at Wit Store No 1 on South St Marys

Robbers entered through a rear window and stole about $400 from Wit store No 1 at 913 South St Marys Tuesday night. C. EB. Pankratz, buyer for the chain, notified police Wednesday after discovering the break in. This marks a second robbery at the same store with a similar amount taken in the prior incident.

Yegemen Knoc Wit South St. Mary's Street Land C. EB. Pankratz Yeat

Hutchison Promoted to Assistant General Manager Field Staff

D C April 18 1 A E Hutchison formerly general manager of Home Owners Lago and secretary of the home loan bank board has been made assistant general manager and assigned to field duties. He will serve in Kansas North and South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Colorado. Steel output in New York is reported to have risen to 52 percent of capacity the highest since mid August 1932. Iron Age notes the week’s average around 49 1 2 percent.

Hutchison HOLC Washingdon D. C A. E. Hutchison Lago Corporation Homie Iwan Bank Board Kansas North South Dakota Minnesota Nibraska Iowa Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Colorado New York

Publishing House Owner Jailed on Alimony Charge

Chicago April 13. Willard E. Powner, owner of a publishing company, jailed for six months for contempt after refusing to pay $80 alimony to his estranged wife. His attorney says he is broke and would stay in jail for the principle, despite alleged income of 1500 a month and personal property worth 0.

Chicago Willard E. Powner Powner

Sleuth’s Pistol Taken by Thief In Irony of Crime

Police say a late Tuesday or Wednesday prowler slipped into Detective Lee Jones’s apartment at 212 West Leavat Street and stole his 46 caliber pine toll. A neighboring unit was robbed of a radio from G B Hancock valued at 110 dollars. A freckled youth tried to sell the pistol at a pawn shop but fled with the weapon. At L T Wright Construction yard at Travis and San Marcos streets thieves took twenty four shovels 3 cents each dicks 200 feet of rubber hose and a small electric motor. Cash amounting to 25 dollars was reported missing from 325 Pershing avenue.

Sleuth Lee Jones West Leavat G. B. Han L. T. Wright Construction Company Travis San Marcos Pershing

Valentino Estate Executor Cleared

San Francisco April 18 George Ullman executor of Rudolph Valentino estate was exonerated of mismanagement charges by the district court of appeals. Objections to Ullman's management were made by Jean Gugliebyl nephew and heir to the residue for the film actor's estate.

San Francisco George Ullman Rudolph Valentino Distrist Court of Appeals Dunion Jean Gugliebyl

Puebla election voided after 21 killed, Chavez accused

Charges allege 21 people died during a violent political campaign by the Union Revolutionary Party in Puebla state. Doctor Bernardo Chavez, defeated candidate for chamber of deputies, urged that Sunday’s election be declared void.

Mexico D.fb Uniional Revolutionary Party Puebla Detnardo Chavez

Seek dog poisoner on the run in Drnver area

Police Chief Albert T. Clark led two top detectives in hunting a poisoner blamed for killing two dogs since last fall. Clark’s own dog died, and a $100 reward was posted for the capture of the killer.

Drnver Albert T. Clark Iils Clark Res

Plumbers Re elect 8 A Man President

At the forty fifth annual convention in Galveston on April 18, the Associated Master Plumbers of Texas re elected officers. W. J. Kulm of Dallas was named president with W. H. Warren of Houston as first vice president and E. H. Jordan of San Antonio as second vice president. G. Thomas of San Antonio was secretary treasurer and national executive, and Thomas was named a life member.

Galveston

Four jurors chosen in police slaying case

In Dedham Mass on April 18 potential jurors were selected as the court begins the trial of Fatroman McLeod and Abe Paber for the Needham bank holdup linked murder of a police officer. The proceedings focus on the Millen trothers incident.

Dedham Court House Mass Millen Trothers Abe Paber Fatroman McLeod Needham Bank

Texas Police Slay Gunman in Broadside Shootout

A gunman who wounded three men and a woman during an attempted hold up was killed by two police officers when he resisted arrest in El Baso. The brief item notes the event occurred yesterday and mentions Sunday want ads closing before 6 pm.

EL Baso Hare Ary Notin

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