City Council Split on Red Rally Issue
San Antonio city officials clash over a planned Communist rally in the Municipal Auditorium. Several commissioners threaten to revoke the permit while others back Mayor Maverick’s stance to permit the event. A veteran and Legion groups protest potential violence. legal and jurisdiction questions loom.
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Henry Bein
San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
G. Ray Davis
Maury Maverick
Emme Tonayuca Brooks
Mire
Louis W. Lipscomb
Maverick
Steffier
Armittar
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Heln
Davis
T. N. Tucker
Texas
Bert Peores
Hayling
Lipscomb
MoNal Conment
All American Legion Post
Acion
Imaresville
Post No. 28
American Legion
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Bradelaine
Pat Ohe
Pravda Blasts Religion as Still Strong in Soviet Union
The Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda accused churches and religious practices of persisting in Soviet life. It cited negligent schools and districts lenient toward clergy, criticizing media for soft anti religious propaganda during Easter and Christmas.
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Rainstorm Grips City: Heavy Rain Totals and Cooler Temperatures
A weekend storm drenched the area with up to 2.93 inches at the downtown weather office as temperatures plunged from 96 to near freezing. The system, moving west to east with a 3 mile per hour gust, disrupted utilities and traffic, with rainfall spread unevenly across neighborhoods. Temperatures were set to rebound to the 70s and 80s as calmer conditions return.
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Maury to Speak on Communism City radio address set for KTSA
Mayor Mary Maverick will speak on communism during a radio address on KTSA at 018 p m Wednesday the remarks to cover rights and progressivism and a proposed municipal audi torium use by Emma Tennayuce Brooks for a communist meeting.
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Bus Crash In Philadelphia Wounds 29 Injured
A Greyhound bus collided today in dawn traffic in Philadelphia injuring 29 people. Among the most seriously hurt were driver Walter Migala 32 of Camden New Jersey passenger Mrs J Amper 66 of New Orleans acting captain John J Hobson and firefighters Martin Gjedeman and Joseph Deyer.
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Alligators Reported in Lye 100 Block Neighborhood
Residents of the 100 block of Lye reported a large alligator in their area on Sunday May 9 near West Russell Place. Neighbors alerted authorities after the creature moved under a house near Alazan Creek. patrolman Blecen captured the animal by the tail and removed it from the site.
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Indicted Louisiana official linked to levee bond plan
Abraham L. Shushan and four associates face federal charges for allegedly using the U S mails to defraud in a bond refunding plan for the Orleans levee board involving more than 190 000. Other indictments name Dr James Monroe Smith for income tax evasion and Dr Clarence Lorio for using the maid to defraud. A separate case notes the death by suicide of James A Shaw, a state minerals head tied to oil industry probes, as investigators press a broader Louisiana political S corruption drive.
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Abraham L. Shushan
Hney P. Long
United States
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Orleans
Stong
Shuehan
Louisiana
James A. Shaw
Minerals
State Department of
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Shaw
Baptist Hospital
C. Greves Cole
Orleans Parish
Roget
U. S
Genere
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Prime Minister Ghanybertalst Arrives Umbrellaless in London
London reports Ghanybertalst returning from the Scottish finals without his familiar umbrella. The symbol of preparedness was shed as he appeared outside, having spent two weeks outdoors. The scene reflected a cautious public image during post trip travel.
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Japs Destroy Two American Chapels in War-Ravaged China
News reports from Aug 21 describe Japanese air raids near Yuanling in Thawan province and a separate incident near Kinthig in western Szechwan. US and British mission stations at Kinthig were reportedly damaged but embassies and chapels in other nearby towns escaped destruction.
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Strong Hungary Urged by Ceaky Statement
Aug 21 Budapest. An unnamed Hungarian foreign minister issued a statement via the Hungarian news agency asserting that an independent and strong Hungary is indispensable to Central Europe’s political balance. He warned that those who seek to loosen long standing ties are working against peace and Hungary’s interests.
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Rail Line Wreck Destroys Sugar Loaded Freight Cars
A Denver Rio Grande and Western freight train derailed 28 miles east of there today on the main line. Fourteen loaded sugar and lumber cars were demolished, sugar scattered over a bridge site and right of way with a white blanket of powdery debris. The wreck caused water to scatter and disrupted the line briefly.
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Two Prisoners Slug Jailer and Escape
Brownwood Aug. 21 Two prisoners sluggd jailer J. A. Taylor during breakfast, took his keys and escaped in an automobile. The escapee pair were Tom Mullins serving a forgery sentence and A C Bell confined for burglary, both from Brownwood. The getaway involved a stolen mobile belonging to Taz Folken.
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Bodies Cast Up on Beach Near Rye Beach
Six bodies washed ashore after a daylong party off Rye Beach New Hampshire. Victims named include Ralph Pryor 55 of Dover and Frank Biante of New Bedford with others linked to Newmarket New Hampshire. Police and investigators pursue leads as identities are confirmed.
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War Dangers To Tourist Cited In Warsaw Turmoil
A British embassy alert in Warsaw urged tourists to leave immediately due to Polish German tensions. The American and British governments prepared for possible escalations as European capitals discuss potential joint action. Reports from Paris and London describe cabinet meetings and warnings amid a tense, evolving crisis.
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Nazi Troops Move On Slovakia and Austrian Report
Nazi divisions pressed toward northern Slovakia with motorized transport and aircraft guns as German forces extended operations into Latpe region. Vienna reported troops moving through the capital toward Bratislava amid border concentrations with Poland, per OD N dispatches from Marsisch-Ostrau.
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Movie Players Rally Against Thanksgiving Changes
Hollywood, Aug. 21. Six film stars wired President Roosevelt protesting potential changes to Thanksgiving observance. They argued any alteration would rob the holiday of its traditional significance. George Brent James Cagney Roy Hodges Phil Regan Loise Campbell and Constance Tobin sent the message.
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City Treasury Leat Case Plea Denied in Waterbury Conspiracy
Judge Ernest A. Inglis denied motions by Mayor Pink Hayes and eight others seeking to set aside jury verdicts convicting them of conspiring to loot the Waterbury city treasury of more than a million dollars.
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Belgian King Lrofeld Calls For League Peace Parley
In Brussels on August 21 King Lrofeld of Belgium signals a peace plea to the League of Nations. He plans a conference of signatory nations to discuss mediation with Bhrape and other parties. Preliminary talks and invitations go to Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland ahead of a potential meeting by Wednesday. Canada’s Frank O Connor, a senator and candy maker, dies after a witness testimony in Toronto on August 21.
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War Scare Sends Stocks Initial Decline
A market report from New York and London describes a wartime mood driving early stock declines. European tensions and fears of a broader conflict weigh on securities, with UK government issues weak and World War Loan prices dipping.
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