Local man Martin Moore charged in New York killing
An initial arraignment was promised for Martin Moore, 22, an employee at a hotel in Asheville New York, after he confessed to fatally stabbing Helen Clevenger in a panic moment. Sheriff Brown and officials said detectives found his fingerprints in the victim's room and a dictagraph recorded Moore and Taylor discussing the crime.
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Asheville
X. C
Aig
Martin Moore
Hte
Lawrence Brownssid
Helen Clevenger
New York
Reed
Roars
Zoo Ve
Moore
Shelldt
Nis Aly
Enisfestidu
Eberl l Brown
Brora
Sha Pon
Jocker
Caid
Heli Bay
Cri
Taylor
Mrss Glevenger
Brow
Holt Will Address Coughlin Meeting
CURVALAND Aug 10 Walter D Davis, organizer of the First national convention of Reverend Charles E F Comb lin's National Union for Local Justice, announces speakers for the convention. Senator Rukh D Evil (Democrat, West Virginia) will deliver a keynote at the opening session Aug 16. Davis also says Rep William Lomike of North Dakota and Thomas Brie of Boston will be on the Union party ticket for president and vice president. A general mass meeting is set in Cleveland Stadium Sunday August 16.
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Holt
Coughlin
Curvaland
Walter D. Davis
Warsizal
Charles EF. Comblin
Munco
Rukh Dfvil
Wee
Virginiat
Zortress
Davis
William Lomike
North Dakota
Thomas ¢ Brie
Boston
Union Party
Dhe
Cleveland
Society Calendar Chronicles Local Visits and Weddings
Mrs. Frederick R. Garcin of Port Arthur hosts a luncheon at the Original Mexican with the Musical Round Table of the Woman’s Club. Patricia Sentz returns from visiting Mrs. Henley in South Carolina as guests of Mrs. Mundy in Manila and San Antonio. Beverly Smith wed Horace Boling at First Presbyterian with plans for Corpus Christi and a home on Main Avenue. Miss Lydia aid Tu aid’s betrothal to Haniels Bososs is noted with a luncheon in her honor. Various visits, entertainments, and club events populate a bustling social week in San Antonio.
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Sogeety
Frederick R. Gar~cin
Port Hany Houston
Ostter
Lanehsan
Patettta Weal‘otey
Washington, D. Mee
Roy Angell
Ry Clara C
Pancoast
A.M Sentz
Patricia Sentz
Henley
Lykes Land
South Carolina
George W. Mundy
Daughty
Janice
Manila
Livuk
James Fuck
Maury Maverick
Terretita
Daverick
Maury
Dallas Jand Port Worth
GS. R. Hurst
San Jose
Calif
Fr. Hurst
Hurst
Norman F- Smith
Beverly
Horace McRee Boling
Bowling
Piest Presbyterian Church
Pierge
Corpus Christi
Michael F. Mitchell Jr
Datlay
San Antonio
Mitchell
Estelle Rigley Hiedson
Gunter Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Michiven
Canada
Texas
Texas Factor
Aleut Conroy
Frank Matthiesen
Magnolia Avenue
Ence
Leo Tytian
Jace
Cadena de Amet
Joske Woman's Center
Travel Club of San Antonio Review
W._B. A. Brs
Winnie Ketchum
San Antonio Review
Rex
F. Hall
Miss Bev
Ferly DuMont
Mive
Jane Devine
Dorothiy Ann Grasthoff
Mesdarey
Tela May Harvey
Alecia Conroy
Ralph Paul Howard
New Braunfels
Bernadine Rivers Fovstess
Miss Conroy
Ame, Conroy
Julia Conroy
Dorothy Breen
John O'Brien
Albert Schiflere
Thomas Conroy
Ned Lawrence
Jack Meusebach
Haghop
Afts
Frank 3
Matchessen
Eas
Mattie M. Murray
Marts
Tex
Ahe Burk
We Blaney
West Amfvisache Avenue
Che
Wreck Victims Treated After North Leon Springs Collision
Four injured in a crash near Leon Springs seek care at Robert B Green hospital Monday. Alton Hurst and B A Meeker of Kerrville listed among patients. James McAlpine and Mins Vintay Oakes of San Antonio area also admitted after collision on the Austin highway. Local contact for Want Ads and bets: Dial P-328.
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Alton Hurst
B. A. Meeker
Kerrville
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ayeale
Leon Springs
James McAlpine
Castro- We Road
Mins Vintay Oakes
Weel Mitchell Street
Austin
Third Party Hts New Eal Third Party Hts New
An eclectic speech loop references Father Charles F. Coukhe Be Francis B Tosnr and Representative William Temke at a Sor salon Pa audience. The National Union for Soviet Justice backs a party alignment while Lemke’s backers push for his election amid claims of government corruption and banking woes.
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Washington
Li Repli
Charles F. Couekhe
Wend
William Temke
Ubion Parle
Roosevelt
Landon
Cangpirm
Sorsalon
Unin
Slulder
America
Gog
Anc
Lembes
Corpus Barroom Killing Probed
Corpus Christi police held a suspect while probing the death of Henry Sherman 23 who was shot in a barroom Sunday in Corpus Christi An argument preceded the shooting and Sherman died before an ambulance arrived He had worked several years at a local ice plant
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Corpus
Corpus Christi
Anz
Henry Sherman
Sherman
Urdin Corps Christ
Warned of Materialism in U S Faith Address
Estes Park Colorado reports a national conference event where Monsignor Hugh McMenamin of Denver and Rabbi Isserman of St Louis spoke on religion and world events. They warned of paganistic and communist threats, urging action to curb secular idolatry and noting modern achievements have failed to bring true order. Former Colorado Governor William E Sweet chaired the discussion.
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Estes Park
Colo
America
Hugh L. McMenzmin
Trymaculate Conception
Denver
United
United Theoretic Ppake With Rachel Perdinand Isermin of St. Loukis
National Conference of Jews and Christians
William E. Sweet
Colorado
Isserman
Monsignor McMenaminssernet
Xotte
Green widow put in charge of vast Texas estate
Texas Judge Ben Brooks permanently approves the temporary appointment of Mrs Mabel H Green widow of Edward H R Green as administratrix of the Green estate valued around 60 million dollars. A bond of 50000 is set and a three member appraisal panel will inventory the estate within 60 days while possible contestants include Mrs Matthew Astor Wilks of New York sister of Colonel Green. A 1908 will reportedly names the sister as sole heir and omits provision for the widow who received 500000 cash and 125000 in bonds as a 1917 wedding gift.
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Wunge Brooks
Texas
W. P. Allen
Edwin Brim
T. B. Griffith
Terrell
Green
TWL
Astorney
Matthew Astor Wilks
New York
Colonel Green
Fort Henry
N. Y
Treasury Position and August Receipts and Expenditures
Washington reports August treasury position with receipts at 26,409,299.18 and expenditures 41,598,900.56, leaving a balance of 2,207,209,206.47. Customs receipts for the month total 7,273,016.64. Yearly issue receipts show 437,572, and expenditures 90,904,977.27, including 133,049,354.57 in emergency costs. Debt stands at 3345,820, indicating a decrease of 3,899,142.75 from yesterday. Gold reserves show 10,655,087,875.97.
Isolation Quarantine Set On Corrégi Island Fort
A quarantine was established on Corrégi island in Manila bay to prevent the spread of infantile paralysis after the death of May Henry Siler’s young daughter. The measure targets children aboard the American fortress area, reflecting public health precautions during the era.
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Manila
Corrégi
Manila Bay
Henry ¥. Siler
Tapsco offers slash for franchise in San Antonio
San Antonio Mayor C K Quin received a written proposal from Chester R Chubb president of Tapsco offering electric and gas rate cuts if the city extends the companys franchise for 20 years. Engineers recommended lower domestic and commercial rates with substantial savings to consumers. Chubb argued a 20 year extension is needed to refinance debt and justify rate reductions, with anticipated yearly savings totaling about 390000.
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C.K. Quin
San Antonio Public Service Company
Sapsco
Quin
Chester R.chubb
C. F. Jambert
Burns and MccDonald
Ap Praisers
Kansas City
Lambert
Chubb
Cie
LID Ab
Chub
Lester
Gchubb
Gisant
San Antonio
Frank 'B. Bushick
Busch
Gen Parker Host to Civic Leaders at Fort Sam Houston luncheon
Maj. Gen. Frank Potter hosted a civic leaders luncheon at Fort Sam Houston with Mayor C i and city commissioners present. Guests included Datus Proper of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Col E G Peyton chief of staff Col W B Tutile chairman of the San Antonio Public Service Co. Brig Gen A T Ovenshine of the Third Brigade also attended. A 4108 Packard Light & Sedan is advertised for sale at 245 dollars in the light classifieds.
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Frank Potter
Mame Manifer
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
C_ i
Datus Proper
Quesident
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Col
E.G. Peyton
W. B. Tutelie
San Antonin Public Service Company
A. T Ovenshine
Carmnandier
Third Brigade
Youth to Return on Murder Count
EL PASO August 10 A dam Murrey of Georgia, 24, cried sobs as county sheriff T H Mass arrived to take him back to Carnesville Ga to stand trial for the murder of his father in law on May 15 The sheriff planned a Georgia flight Murray refused to admit guilt saying only I am ready to go home and die the taste A Carnesville Ga graduate last week indicted Murray on the charge of shooting his father in law on the deck with a shotgun over a quarrel about his wife Lois aged one year old his wife whose parents wished to keep at their home
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EL Paso
Adam Murrey
Georgia
Youls
T. H. Mass
Carnesville
Moss
Murray
Lois
Townsendites influence faces Townsendite battles in three states
August 10 1971 clear factional contests mark Townsend backed candidates in Idaho Arkansas and Florida with Townsendites pressing for control of senatorial nominations Governor C Ben Ross and US Attorney John A Carver seek Democratic nominations in Arkansas while Joe Robinson aims to renomination with opponents including Cleveland Holland and J Roaser Vetrahle in Arkansas Idaho features Byron Defenbach Townsend backed for the Republican bid as Senator Willian Borah leads a slate in Idaho Florida offers Townsendite supported Judge C Andrews in the race against Doyle E Carlton for the Democratic Senate nomination to succeed Park Trammell in Florida Claude Pepper runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination to replace the late Fletcher while Republicans outline plans for a brief campaign push.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Arkansas
Idaho
Florida
Uor
Senakir
Willian
Byron Defenbach
C. Ben Ross
John A.carver
Arkafisas
Joe Robinson
Senate
Cleveland Holland
Townsend
J. Roaser Vetrahle
Little Rock
Vaters
C. Andrews
Orlando
Townsend‘ites
Doyle E.carlton
Lamps
Park ‘Trammel
Claude Pepper
Tallahassee
Duncan A.fletcher
Mame
S. A. Pair Injured in Mexico Wreck
Mr and Mrs Joe Novick of Sen Aubnig were in Mercy Hospital st Lande Monday with injuries from a Mexico wreck about six miles north of Meriterray. Mrs Novick suffered three broken ribs and cuts while Novick endured injuries and cuts. both were taken to Laredo by West Virginia tourists. Novick works at Jones Motor Co and Mrs Novick runs a beauty shop.
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Moclerrey
Mexics
Joe Novick
Sen Aubnig
Mercy Hospital
St Lande
Novick
Novieh
Meriterray
Laredo
West Virginia
Jones Motor Company
Voliva Weather Prophecy Fell as Storms Drench Region
Glenn Voliva, Zionist leader famed for flat-earth preaching, predicted 1936 would bring no rain. A few hours later a heavy downpour smashed his forecast, washing away his status and undermining his public prophesy in a vivid display of nature contradicting the leader's claim.
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Voliva
Ghicago
Ang
Bribur
Glenn Voliva
Zion
Webb Succession Ponders as Centennial Expo mourns
Dallas Aug 19 misprintage notes Harry A Olmsted directing the Centen nial exposition after the death of General Manager W A Webb. Webb’s death follows heart trouble amid efforts to merge show operations and restructure management. he led the $25 000 000 event from retirement to opening day. His career spanned Colorado Texas railways and global commissions with high praise from Pred F Florence Centennial president. Officials say five minutes of silence will mark the funeral as workers pause to honor Webb.
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Dallas
Ues
Harry A. Olmsted
W. A. Webb
Webb
Dicketer Aguieral
Dubies
Clnigtead
Heald Ne
Pred F. Florencé
Centennrial Corporation
Fay
Close
Ad Railway
Jayt Crieter
Walen
Texas
Colorado
New Texas Contral
Waco
Cotton Belt
Camtla Ang Injinn Railway
Philadelphia
West
Australia
Hinesal Secuires
Public debt and economic outlook from Washington meeting
Washington reports focus on public debt reduction and economic stabilization. Officials warn of continued world unrest and uncertain future taxation. The Treasury shows debt above 33 billion dollars while the first five weeks of the new half year run a deficit around 135.9 million.
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Washington
Memmeree
Ie Department
Tatent Treasury
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Maria
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San Fernando Cathedral
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Apne Sanchez
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Pasadena
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