Festa Nears Final Stages In Long Parade Preparations
Army leads the parade with United States forces backing the event. Lieut. Col. Charles S L Bundell and parade director John Drinkmever coordinate the schedule. Mya Harris Davenport is listed among officials guiding the progress.
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Eather
Jarbos
ARMY
United Buttes Army
Charles SL Bundell
Grand Ninfibal
John
Drinkmever
Paeade Airector
Harris Davenport
Fiesta program Friday and Saturday events in San Antonio area
A fragmented notice lists Friday dinner at South Tokas Editor, Merger Hotel at 8 15 p m with a three onenet date, and Saturday open fairs by San Antonio merchants. It mentions an annual flesh in state track meet at Engle Field and a pet parade at a municipal auditorium under city recreation department supervision.
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South Tokas
Merger
Danier Little Therter
San Pedeo Pars Pleyhouse
San Antonio
Dam
Engle Field
Yorkshire and
Berkshire
City Recreation Department
Mario Kerova
Texas
Tarriel Organizationa
Loxlie
Emi
Old Spain
Rosemart
House of Kuntz
Nanen
Seville
San Jacinto
Alamo
Feilay
Afra. RR. D
Fiesta de San Tavinto Association
City Revrsation Department
Tha. Wudilorinta Plus
Parade schedule for Alamo procession through the city
The parade chairman reported the annual Alamo pilgrimage parade progressed on schedule with decorations praised by Mrs. Hodge. The route formed on North Alamo Street then moved along Houston Street to San Saba and Commerce, ending at Alamo Plaza where a program occurred.
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Alamo
Hodge
Noth Alamo Street
Houston Etreet
Federal Building
Houston
San Saba Street
Flommerce Etreet
Commerce
Alamo Plaza
Alamo Flower Battle Remembered By Lone Star Pageantry
A historical reimagining described a Flower Battle at the Alamo to honor Texans who died defending liberty. Children armed with blossoms were to parade before a shrine, while Queen Hexemary of Kuntz attended with a royal court. The scene framed as a romantic, ceremonial commemoration of Texan valor.
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Alamo
Exas
Howe
Kuntz
Seville
Texas
Santa Anna
Qheen
Convicts Stand Firm in Campaign Against Warden
Reports describe renewed defiance by inmates as they resist the warden's authority. Families of convicts gather at the prison to identify victims, while guards and officials debate the best response to the protests and fire training.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Conyrcte
M.C. A
Tie Alaje
Kenny Norling
Tel
Wéviers
Thianus
Ronviet
Aia
Emmor
Concicl
Mickis
Gilbert Bettman
Edvernor
Gimrd
Johm Tail
Thomas
Hall
Albert Farr
Tore Hinself
Bond Ordered on Slaying Charge
Federico Lonoya of 812 South New Braunfels was released on a 1000 bond after a hearing in Ninety-fourth District Court. Lonoya was indicted by the district grand jury in April for murder in the fatal shooting of Areveenriz Gonzels, 28, of 614 Torreon Street. Lonoya claimed the shooting was accidental.
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Federico Lonoya
New Braunfels
New Rothstein Probe Delves Deeper as Grand Jury Meets
New York April 25 The Arnalt Rothstein murder mystery will be examined further by the grand jury after months of inactivity. George E. McManan, acquitted in the gambling king slaying, was served with a subpoena to appear before the Rothstein grand jury on April 30.
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Hall Ile
New London
Conn
United States
Rovernor
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
Manafield Reformatory
London
Cooper
Tarnes
New York
Arnalt Rothstein
Mutery
George E. McManun
Gimbling King
Rothateln
Billard for Patrol Plan Moves Forward in Coast Guard
Washington April report shows administration backing to place border patrol under Coast Guard authority. Rear Admiral Fred Billard, head of Coast Guard, and Assistant Secretary White of Labor defend military control as boosting efficiency. Republican Representative Pittenger of Minnesota protests mandate buckling to designated port rules.
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Washington, D.C
Coast Guard
Frederice Lt
Billard
Yomamtodant
Guanl
Abe
White
Labor Department
Legismate
Enitry
Billed
Hoover Pursues Parker Fight Across Senate
President Hoover pushes ahead in a bitter battle to win Senate confirmation of Parker’s nomination. He rejects withdrawal, mobilizes White House influence, and argues the fight is justified to secure his policy goals despite Senate hostility. The confrontation remains unresolved, with hopes for eventual success.
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Washington
Dts
Natuy Previlut
Hoover
Jobo
Marker
Dix
Lima
Senate
White House
Cotton Factors Seek Probe of Farm Board Actions
In Memphis on April, cotton interests push for a congressional investigation into the Farm Board amid calls from the American Cotton Shippers and Southern Cotton Shippers Association. They urge leadership changes and highlight cooperation with federal aid programs as the board’s activities draw scrutiny.
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Farm Board
Memphis
Trou
American Cotton Shippers
Memephis Cotton Exchange
Soutkern Cotton Shippers
Federal Farm Board Avil Roken Co-Operative
Ther Board
Zand Car Victim at Kansas City Dies
In Kansas City 65 year old Willing HL Frnaier died in hospital following injuries from a car crash this year. The report notes the city had several automobile fatalities last year and cites the broader context of traffic deaths.
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Kansas City
HL Frnaier
Seek Slayer of Patrolmen In Boston Drug Store Slaying
State authorities and Boston police sought a burglar believed responsible for the shooting death of patrolman T'ntrotusan Fr ainy JS Deezer at a Dorchester drug store. A suspected mole near the scene prompted a citywide manhunt as the patrolman's family faced financial hardship.
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Boston
T’ntrotusan Frainy JS Deezer
Nu Pistal
Dorchysler
Torsinin
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