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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1936

Page

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Ex convict registration debated at Texas IA Identification meet

Delegates at the Texas Division of the International Association for Identification will study a proposed state law to require ex convicts and paroled offenders to report to police on leaving and arriving in cities. The plan aims to ease crime, with Walsh urging legislative sponsorship. The two day convention includes a round table on fingerprint forgery, speakers from the Texas Bureau of Identification, and a banquet at the Plaza hotel. Mary Lillian Bates named Miss Texas for the San Marcos Centennial pageant May 1.

Texas International Association For Identification State ‘Association Doug Amynté Walsh Cc. G. McGraw Texas Bureau of Identification Austin A. Leonard Bureau Fort Worth George Lacy Houston Plaza Hotel Dal+ jag adenitification bureau Janmine Ray Hudson Weatherford Hudson San Marcos Mns Mary Lillian Bates Southwest State Teachers Colege Aloe

Dust Bowl watch as Wallace warns of critical drought

Secretary Wallace warned dry conditions could worsen in the dust bowl areas spanning Oklahoma, Western Kansas, Texas, and nearby states if rain remains scarce. He noted May and June normally bring moisture, but predicted potential impacts on winter wheat and cotton unless relief arrives by late May. Rivera seeks eye specialist in Mexico City after eye infection endangers his vision.

Washington AAA Wallace Oklahoma Kansas Arkansas Texas Colorado Great Plains

Miner Tragedy and Rescue at Moose River Mine

Three men trapped by a rock slide in the Moose River gold mine are rescued after seven days underground. Dr D E Robertson, Charles Alfres Scadding, and Herman Magill endure cold and starvation before surface doctors evacuate them to an emergency hospital. A fourth man, Magill, dies during the ordeal. rescue teams from Nova Scotia conduct the perilous exit and reconnect with surface speakers as cheers echo above ground.

Moose River N.S D. £. Roburtson Charles Alfres Scadding Slide Robertson Magill Nova Scotia Draegers Draeger Germany Billy Bell New Glasgow Hind Tu. Robertson Garth

Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow Release

A coroner's jury is convened to determine Magill's death after a mine incident. Dr. Robertson and Readding were freed and treated. Alfred Scadding reportedly recovers well though with cold swollen feet. The report notes the bodies and ship of Stellar ton and Stellarton figures involved in the mining collapse.

Magill Lorent Dr. Robertson Jack Simpson Stellarton Dmegerman George Morrell H. Birschfield Goldenvills

Thomas Raps Stadium Site Protest at South Side

A Fast Side Improvement League delegation led by H B Dickinson protested the stadium proposal on the South side to Acting Mayor Phil Wright. Dickinson argued Exposition Park is the logical site and urged the city to assume stadium administration, signaling potential future city takeover.

Mestwiille Fast Side Improvement League H. BE. Dickinson Phil Wright Martin Wright Sports Association Dickson Wright Exposition Park San Jacinto Park Dickinson

Weather Daily Summary and City Readings

The weather report shows a low precipitation total of 0.24 inches around 7 a.m. Thursday with no significant precipitation later. Temperatures range from the upper 40s to mid 50s across listed cities including Abilene Amarillo Corpus Christi and Dallas with scattered cloudy conditions.

Alnee Literary Abilene Almaguerane Amarillo Tex Atlanta Boston Brownsville Hutto Charleston Chesenne Chicaza Toyeton Aturon Los Angeles Minneksolta Montgomery Ala New York Oklahom Phoewis Arte Pittsbucen Port Artis N.C Roswell Baese Gift Williston D. Wingives Canada Neloudy

Parade of Flowers Fete in San Antonio Battle of Flowers

San Antonio hosts its forty fifth Battle of Flowers parade with seven mile route along Broadway Houston and Alamo Plaza. Floats and cars form at 2 p m with a 2:30 start, featuring visiting city entries schools patriotic groups and junior organizations. Cash prizes of 18 and 10 for first and second, gold cups for out of town winners, public school floats excluded from competition.

San Antonio Broadway Tenth Sixth Streets St. Mary's Street Avenue E Houston San Saba Street Alamo Plaza Plaza Masonic Tempile Ninth Street Avenue B Sam Houston Jn Path Goliad Witl Avernus B North Alamo Avenue 2 Seventh Street Girl Scouts Boy Scouts DeMola Vy Ford Florists’ Association Madeaty

71 San Antonians on Good Will Tour

Reservations for 71 representatives of San Antonio business firms have been made for Texas good will tour by the chamber of commerce trade extension department. The tour runs May 12 13 and 14 and will visit 28 Texas towns. Barry A Halif is chairman and sponsor of the tour.

San Antonio Texas Trade Extension Department The Chamber of Commerce Barry A. Halif

Texans Bury Their Dead After San Jacinto Battle

In the aftermath of the San Jacinto victory, Texans tally 21 dead with 14 from Jesse Billingsley’s unit. Lorenzo de Zavala’s plantation hospital treats wounded as doctors convert to care roles after the fight.

San Jacinto P. Bree Caddatt Bove Unman Manignan Jesse Billingsley Gonasles Tn Ban Jadinta Texas Baldyop Farmer Edward’ Burleson Lorenzo de Zavala

San Jacinto fatalities and Mexican losses recounted

A historic account lists the Texans and Mexicans who died at San Jacinto and nearby engagements. It names Kentuckian William Motley and others, mentions Capt. Blakey and Trask, and notes Mexican leaders and the aftermath. The narrative describes fires, explosions, and brave acts by soldiers during the retreat and near the ordnance stores.

Olwyn J. ‘Trask Trask Texas Mottley Blakey Stevens Brigham Massachusetts Hale Maine San Jacinto

Zioncheck Arrest Sparks Capitol Car Chase Scene

Congressional representative Zioncheck fights a speeding charge after failing to appear in court authorities order him to be brought in. He agrees to go to police headquarters after a tense confrontation, then flees in his car at high speed before police subdue him near the House office building.

Washington Tim Zioncheck Hewlmuith Tieullemith Zoncheck Hlm Scufele Capitol

Bank of France records weekly withdrawals in April

The Bank of France reported for the week ending April 17 1958 withdrawals totaling 484 million francs. This marked the fourth straight weekly decline, with cumulative losses since March 10 reaching 3.2121 billion francs. The franc is quoted at 0.650625 cents.

Paris Bank of France

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