Beeville Man Under Bond After Property Theft Charge
Beeville resident Trest, 62, released Monday on a $900 bond after being charged with possessing and concealing stolen property. Arrests were made in Beeville and San Antonio by local and Texas detectives. Additional suspects face related complaints. one man held in Fort Worth on a theft over amounts. Local officers prepared to transport suspects to court.
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AP. Trest
Beeville
Wes
Liberty
Teese
Trangere Lasbt Lownsend
Bill McCar
San Antonio
John Lurber
D. E. Covington
Justice of the Peace
Louis F. Boltz
Tooke
Fort Worth
Monny
Press Relations in Americas Studied at UVA Institute
At the third institute of public affairs at the University of Virginia a first round table discussed U S Latin American relations, factors in farm wealth retention and democracy. Jacinto Lopez of La Re social New York spoke on how press relations may influence ties.
Flit Advertises Quick Kills for Flies Across Homes
An old advertisement touts Flit as the swift, safe fly killer for households. It cites health authorities like the Pennsylvania State Board of Health and the U.S. Public Health Service warning of disease carried by flies and promotes Flit's clean vapor, stain-free use, and a new sprayer for easy application.
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Pennsylvania State Board of Health
Calla Fies
United States Government Public Health Service
A Lucky Out From the League of Nations Debate
The columnist argues the nation avoided a League of Nations order and warns against being forced into it via the World Court. They question the relevance of the Russia and China conflict and express relief at staying out, implying political caution and skepticism toward international mandates.
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League of Nations
World Court
British Suffragist Leader Millicent Fawertl Dies
Millicent Fawertl a prominent British suffragist leader died in London on a date in August. Her death ends a long campaign for women’s voting rights with Fawertl known for militant and constitutional efforts alike.
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London
Pi—Dame Millicent Fawertl
Earls Incor
Man in Ferris wheel sees Graf Zeppelin over Manhattan
James Jordan of New York rents a ferris wheel to view the Graf Zeppelin pass over Manhattan. He and friends report the airship appeared above the city after rising to a lofty vantage point.
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New York
James Jordan
Jordan
Germany
Alanhattan
Ten Die in Hokkside Mine Blast Traps Many
Ten miners perished in a blast at the Sumity Bantan mine in the central Hokkside region. Sixty nine others were trapped with little hope of rescue.
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Sumity Bantan
Hokkside
Yerzm
Talks On Talkie Union Row Continue In Secret Meeting
Los Angeles April 3 A secret session resumes negotiations between motion picture producers and Actors Equity as they seek a settlement over a closed shop in the talking film industry. Neither side disclosed the location or time of the conference, following an initial meeting arranged by prominent association actors last Friday.
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Los Angeles
Actors’ Equity Association
Gravel Rate Case Rehearing Sought by Southwestern Railroads
Southwestern railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for a rehearing on gravel and crushed rock freight rates. U. G. Pawkett, San Antonio freight bureau manager, says the bureau will oppose any rate increases.
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Southwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ug. Pawkett
San Antonio Freight Bureau
Paowhelt
Leahy Buried in Corpus Christi After Execution
The body of Harry J. Leahy was laid to rest on a high cemetery promontory in Corpus Christi after his execution for the murder of Dr. J. A. Ramsey. Despite a request to bury him in Georgetown, the private ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church drew about sixty relatives and five close friends with Rev. John J. Landon officiating.
Baltimore Banker Named Ambassador to Italy
Formal White House announcement appoints John W. Garrett of Baltimore as ambassador to Italy succeeding Henry P. Fletcher who heads home. The notice notes a light classifieds column prompt about lost and found items.
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Washington, D. C
White House
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Italy
Henry P. Fletcher
Chambers Get Pass Authority For Tourists To Enter Mexico
The Mexican Department of the Interior grants permission for issuing tourist entry cards to chambers of commerce in Brownsville Mercedes Roma Hidalgo and Zapata Texas. Provisional cards replace permanent ones and allow six months stay to visit any part of the country.
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Mexico City
Aus
Mexico
Department of the Interior
Brownsville
Mercedes
Roma
Hidelgo
Zapata
Texas
Laredo
Train Brings 200 Boys to San Antonio Visit
A train with 200 boys from the Rio Vista camp near Kerrville arrived in San Antonio on Monday. Passenger agent Tom Hood said the group will tour the city and visit the ML A gymnasium. The boys, recruited from South and Southwest Texas, have spent six weeks at the camp under Herb Crate and will depart Saturday night.
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Rio Vista Sur
Kerrville
Narely
Batardey
Southern Pacific
Tom Hood
San Antonio
South
Texan
Herb
Crate
Borglum Returns to South Dakota Work on Lincoln Memorial Shaft Advances
Borglum arrives from the Bite Bilila by automobile to oversee erection and carving of the Lincoln memorial shaft at Black Hills National Park in South Dakota. Congress had allocated 260000 pounds for the project in 1982 and work has progressed for months.
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Galeon Borglum
Black Hilly Nations Park
South Dakota
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Borglum
Two Cars With Dynamite Cargo Arrested in Orleans
Report describes two drivers stopped with nine sticks of dynamite bound for a farmer, authorities took the vehicles to a federal site’s office for investigation as details remain unclear.
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Orleans
United Sites
Milk Drivers Quarrel Turns Fatal in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 5 a dispute between milk wagon drivers escalated to violence. William Nagle shot another man after a quarrel over payment, leaving injuries that led to the suspect's subsequent confrontation with authorities.
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Orleans
Wiley
Moree Foi
Roma Patel
Willian Nagle
Nagle
Legionnaires to Attend Meet
Two members of American Legion in San Antonio will attend the regional convention in Port Arthur Anguatzi. Teniy aMRent reports the Barthersy has signed up participants and paid fees for the event.
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San Antonio
Amercian Levinin
Port Arthur
Anguatzi
Teniy Amrent
Three Arrested as Pair Attempt to Collect Money
Three individuals from Eleanor Street faced Corporation Court after an attempted money collection on Burleson Street led to a disturbance. Margaret Merini was acquitted of disturbing the peace. Tobay Meriny was fined one dollar.
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Margaret Mervin
Ann Johnny Meine
Eleanor Street
Corporation Court
Py Jewell
Burleson Street
Frye
Towa
Margaret Merini
Tobay Meriny
Police Seek Woman With Stolen Money
Police hunt a woman connected to a robbery at a pier where seventy five dollars in cash and a pocketbook were taken. The suspect is described as a large framed individual wearing a distinctive hat and dark coat. Detectives request any witnesses to come forward.
Life Insurance Trust Keeps Estate Safe and Steady
A crust promises that life insurance proceeds will be managed and conserved to provide continuous protection for your family. It aims to prevent abandonment or loss of the estate and ensure income and principal are used to sustain support.
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Emile
Trust Department
Tryal
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