War Veteran Disappears After Reported Missing
World War II veteran Harvey Stewart, 61, owner of a tavern at 537 Austin Street, vanished on Wednesday. His wife Addie Stewart received a telegram said to be from him, noting bank deposit keys left in the car. An acquaintance later claimed to have seen Stewart in Laredo, with suspicions he may be in Corpus Christi or Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayony
Stewart
Belon Corpus Christi
Houston
Camera and gear stolen from residences report
George L. Cummings of 101h Main avenue reported a theft at his home Wednesday listing a camera, exposure meter and opera glasses. Dr. L. W. Jackson of the Medical Arts building reported a pistol stolen from his car in the 860 block of East Houston street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Cummings
Main Avenue
Dr. L. W. Jackson
The
Medical Arts
East Houston Street
Anhalator Saves Man's Life Three Times
The fire department inhalator squad revived L. J. Brady, a 78 year old man with a heart ailment, three times in the past month at his home on Elm Street. Each rescue involved artificial respiration and oxygen. Brady thanked the firemen, calling them “good customers” and saying he would be lost without them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brady
Elm Street
Boy 8 Victim Of Hit Run Auto
An eight year old boy named Ray McCulley of 1806 West King's Highway suffered internal injuries after a hit and run in the 1000 block of Nogaluog Street and was treated at Robert B Green Hospital. A RAAF training plane crashed into Lake Erie near Dunnville Ontario killing six crew members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintin
Ray McCulley
West
King’s Highway
Robert B. Green Hospital
Nogaluog
RAAF
Dunnville
Ont
Eig’riroen
Royal Canadian Air Force
Jarvis
Lake Erie
O D Daniel Campaign Trails Amid Hecklers in Texas
Senator W Lee O Daniel faced hecklers during a Gulf coast swing with Baytown and Port Arthur crowds taunting him for a second bid while rival James V Allred campaigned in East Texas blasting isolationists and oil firms. Allred claimed oil companies opposed him, recalling a Ruston stint, as he attacked Roosevelt detractors and isolationists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lee O'Daniel
Gulf Coast
Bixmore
James V. Allred
O'Daniel
East
Texas
Baytown
Port Arthur
Maritime Union
Pearl Harbor
Alfred
Terrell
Garland
Allred
Rustin
Wichita
Kan
Roosevelt
Senate
Randolph Contracts Awarded for Randolph Field Works
Two contracts for additional construction at Randolph field were awarded by the army to Lee A. Christy and L. P. Sholl. Other contracts went to Builders Company in San Antonio for Kelly field work, J. C. Scarborough in Corpus Christi for Duncan field, J. Mack Jr in San Antonio for Fort Sam Houston streets, J. Rabourn in San Antonio for housing at Fort Sam Houston, FE. M. Null Pipe Line Contractor in Corpus Christi for utilities at Carap Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Awmy
Lee A. Christy
L. P. Sholl
The
Builders Company
San Antonio
Kelly Field
J. C. Scarborough
Corpus Christi
Duncan Field
Jo, Mack Jr
Fort Sam Houston
J. 4
Rabourn
Fort Sam
Houston
FE. M
Null
Corpus Chusli
Carap Swift
IS A Soldier in England Thrilled With London
Mrs Antonio Maghon of 929 North Flores Street reports their son Lois, 21, has arrived in England with the Sigel corps. His cable says he is thrilled with London and everyone is healthy. Two other sons are in the United States army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Maghon
North Flores Street
Lois
England
Sigel Corps
London
Jotaled
United States
City to Market Park Pecan Crop
Park Commissioner Henry Heln said Wednesday he would advertise for bids on the pecan crop in the city five major parks and several smaller parks. He noted two offers to date, one for 610 dollars cash and another for thrashing the nuts on a 60 day basis, but both were rejected to invite additional bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heln
Firemen Granted Army Leave Among Department Changes
Twelve firefighters were given leave to join the army, announced by Police Commissioner Anderson. Other personnel updates include cadet trainees Otis Walker and Mubern C. Marks, and new fire cadets Oscar B. Ramirez and Robert E. May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonn F.siede
Univer Buenrontvo
Frémen
Lie Army
Fle
BP. 1
Anderson
Fire Department
Otis Walker
Mubern C. Marks
Oscar B. Ramirez
Robert E. May
Mexican Tire Runners Held In Smuggling Attempt
Two men were arrested at Cutulla for attempting to smuggle 17 Mexican tires into the United States. The tires were in two intermodal cars and the suspects were detained by Patrolmen Herman Moore and Marvin Hensley before being handed to Laredo customs. They face prosecution in Laredo, after allegedly forging receipts to avoid duty. The district supervisor emphasized that no one may enter with these tires without special government permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutulla
United States
L. A. Bonazzi
Perder
Herman Q. Moore
Marvin D. Hensley
Laredo
Bonnzal
Eagle Pass
Elonazz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rudy Vallee
United States Coast Guard
J. H. Snydow
Vallee
Anhalator
Brady
Boy
Joske’s
Randolph
Joskes
Fice
Queen al
Cotton Shop
Joske