Protest on Communist Meeting at Municipal Auditorium causes clash
A disputed plan to hold a Communist meeting in the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium drew protests from veterans and clergy. Acting Mayor Mrs. Brooks approved a room fee waiver for a one time event, while officials warned it threatened democracy and liberty. Veterans of Foreign Wars commander D A Dunlavey planned a formal protest to city officials.
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Brooks
Maverick
Floyd McGown
Seal Wildenstein
Wildenstein
Harris
Howser Brooks
Comuutists
Povernor
Workfree Alliance
San Antonio
Aftchbishop
Tolons
Emma Tensyuca
Comrade X
Liberty Magazine
Erc
San Aptonio
Texas Liberty
Alamo
D. A. Dunlavey
Porth Arthur
Texas
Veterans of Foreign War
Hem
Morey Back Gland Tablet Marketing Claim
An odd OCR snippet touts Morey Back Gland Tablet with claims of health benefits. It references gland extracts, vitality, and various conditions such as asthma diabetes and rheumatism, but the text is garbled and reads like a sensational product pitch with unclear provenance.
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Amy
Penny Glendape
Ins AL Pinate
Pius
Amalay
Light Newspaper Classified Ad Offers Quick Rental
Fragmentary notice from The Light, Gon Antonie promoting ads to sell rent or trade. Ad mentions a cost of $154 and urges profits from others' experiences, but text is garbled and unreadable for full details. Has a single scattered line about a tenancy and a dingy message.
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Gon Antonie
BIA Sewapaper. U
Propaganda in the Next War debated in Congress
Senator Nye cites Sidney Rogerson book Propaganda in the Next War as a British handcart for propaganda. He argues a basic plan to draw the United States into future conflict, noting Japan as a key target and calling for constructive American propaganda across neutral papers and cinema to favor Britain.
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Congress
Gerald P. Nye
United States
North Dakota
Senate
Sidney Rogerson
England
Capt
Liddell Hart
Nye
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Italy
Lipscomb backs permit amid constitutional debate
A member of the American Legion voices strong approval of a permit, criticizing the Supreme Court ruling and warning of radical influence. Louis W. Lipscomb adds support, recalling Hyde Park radical speeches and arguing the civil liberties push would harm San Antonio’s public order.
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A. Tltmber
American Legion
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Lipscomb
Fite
Louis W. Lipscomb
Mayne
Ae McGeryn
London
Hyde Park
San Antonio
Courthouse Theft Scene Details After Break-In
A report from Deputy Sheriff Prank Mathcnsy describes a courthouse break in on Monday. Investigators noted a theft from a restroom area and a lawn mower taken from a garage. Police listed the items stolen including a cigarette machine, clothing, a Bible, gold lorkel, boxing gloves, and other contents from a gasoline station on Camden street.
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Minthews
Suncom
Wateh
Gant Bank
East Courtland Pie
Broadway
East
Commerce Street
Romana Man
Perry Bragg
Camden Street
Two Convicts Arrested in Illinois Payroll Holdup Probe
Two fugitives Gemad Montague of Kankakee and Waller Smith of Cincinnati were captured at a Momence tourist camp and tied to the attempted 55 000 Illinois Central payroll robbery. They earlier escaped with three others from a Virginia route bus transfer near Thurmond West Virginia.
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Momence
Ill
Cingi
Gemad Montague
Kankakee
Waller Smith
Cincianati
Thombure
W. Va
Atlenia Prison
Federal Priso
Ley Isburg
Weekend traffic injuries streak in the city
Ten persons were injured in a series of weekend traffic incidents. Fright from a broken ankle hit Frank Deltore a 13 year old in the 1600 block of Saunders avenue. Mrs J Gaffney 60 suffered bruises leaving a bus at Commerce and St Marys. Ed Highla 21 was cut and bruised in West Houston street collision. Tad Ziegler 1533 West Mulberry was booked for aggravated assault after two men J C Gray 31 and William Gray 88 315 Granade street were struck at North San Marcos and Fredericksburg Road. Fred Clark 27 and Garson Classy 37 were among drivers in a 6 car collision on East Commerce. Three injured in Elm and Nolan crash: Estill Castillo 39 Clavémlent avenue Marie Kravitz 24 Dawson street Mailie Reigler 22 West Summit. Police listed drivers Otto R Edwards 29 Fort Sam Houston and Jessie Jimenez 41 180 Garson street.
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Frank Deltore
Durango
San Marcos
Fredericksburg Road
Commerce Street
Fred Clark
Dreiss Street
Garson Classy
Nixon
Texas
Elm and
Nolan
Ser‘astillo
Clavémlent Avenue
Marie Kravitz
Rites Set for Son of Wright Patman
Funeral services were held for Charles Patman ten, son of U S Representative Wright Patman and his wife. The child, recently returned from Washington after five months of rheumatic fever, died yesterday of heart disease. Survived by parents and three brothers Connor Harold and Neff.
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Teaakkana
Nexans
Kings Doctor Now an Exile
Prof. Heinrich Neumann, famed Austria born physician known as the kings’ doctor for treating the duke of Windsor and other royals, is living in seclusion in New York after Nazi seizure of Austria. He was imprisoned briefly, released through Windsor’s intercession, and arrived in the United States weeks ago as a refugee delegate. Neumann’s prewar fame included patients like King Carol of Romania and other British royal family members.
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New York
Heinrich Wneymann
Duke of Windsor
Adolf Hitler
Neumann
Germany
Austria
Windsor
Edward, VIII
Britain
United States
Inter-Governmental Committee On
Professor Neumann
Carol
Two Randolph soldiers fined after parade disturbance
Two Randolph field soldiers were fined on three counts in Corporation court by Judge Temple Calhoun after an incident that nearly sparked a riot as they allegedly tried to halt a Jehovah's Witnesses parade. A later clash injured two people. one witness testified about tearing banners while the marchers carried signs against fascism and for religious freedom.
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Randolph Field
Corporation Court
Temple Calhoun
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Robert B. Green ‘Hospital
Travis Street
Broadway
J. K. Whitehead
Randolpn Figd
H. F. Martz
Dakota Street
R. J. Robbins
Gineinnati Avenue
William Saathaff
Pendleton Street
Saathaff
Marty
Sackhott
Dudge Rutherford
Ashworth
Sergi
Stanley Pitch
Radio Patralman GA
Bartram
J. F. Rutherford
Texas Predatory Wolves Trapped in DeWitt County
The Texas Predator Animal Control association reports fifty two wolves trapped in DeWitt County over the past two months. DeWitt is the state's largest turkey producing county and now appears clear of predatory feasts.
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Texas Predatry Animal Control Association
Dewitt County
DeWitt
Prac
Final Rites Set for Cotton Firm Head
Funeral services for Mohroe Gunnaway Anderson, 56, president of a leading cotton firm, will be held tomorrow in Houston. The body will be sent to Jackson, Tennessee, for burial. He died yesterday in Houston after a prolonged illness that had kept him from duties since fall. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Thomas Andrews of Jackson, and a brother, James A. Anderson of Tusenioosa.
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Houston
Mohroe Gunnaway Anderson
Anderson, Clinton Ad Company
Jackson, Tenn
Anderson
Thomas
British exchanges suspend operations for August holiday
London markets and commodity exchanges were closed today in observance of the August bank holiday. Canadian markets including Montreal extended the holiday with suspended operations due to a civic holiday.
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London
Wei—Ailnee
Montreal
Black Granted Death Stay for Francis Black Jr
The Texas State Pardons Board recommended a seven day stay of execution for Francis Marlo Black Jr who was scheduled to die soon. Governor W L O Daniel granted the reprieve and Black, a former University of Kansas student, was convicted of murder in Alpine on June 9 1938 for pushing a man off a cliff during an attempted robbery. The state noted the case involved a fatal shooting during the altercation with Winehoy.
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Austin
Aug
Vai
Mme State Pardon Board
Francis Marlo Black Jr
W. Lae O'Daniel
Flack
University of Kansas
Dale Nahult
Hine
Alpine
Winehoy
Drsaranes
Four Men Sentenced in Meat Theft Case
Four men charged in a meat theft from the Mission Provision company pleaded guilty and received full sentences in criminal district court. Judge Bryce Ferguson presided in place of Judge Merroty. Defendants Cruz Lopez, Tony Bueno, Jose Bueno, and Joe Calderon faced terms ranging from 30 days to four months.
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Qu. E. Nell
Mission Provision Company
Criminal District Court
Bryce Ferguson
W. W. Merroty
Cruz Lopez
Joe Calderon
Brados Street
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