Nazi Ambassador Charged With Anti Argentina Activities
Eugene Padgett, escaped prisoner captured in a cow pasture near Huntsville by WPA worker Jim Boone, surrendered after Boone threatened him with a pocket knife. Padgett, 25, a San Antonio native, was serving 93 years for murder in Bell County. He injured his leg when escaping Wynne farm building with a sheet. Boone claimed an $85 reward.
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Sutdies
Eugene Pedgett
Wenue
State Penal Institute
Padgett
Jim Boone
WPA
Boone
Claude Mitchell
San Antonio
Bell Teobnty
Mitchell
Wynne
Hoone
Greyhound Bus Strike Averted in Pacific States
A 1300 Greyhound bus line drivers across seven states averted a strike after reaching a deal. Officials announced agreement near noon and outlined new pay scales including 34 1 1 0 cents per mile and hourly rates increasing from 87 12 to 65 cents for short runs between San Francisco and Marin counties.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific Greyhound
Hackson
Attor
Snes
Henry P. Melnikow
Pacific Coast Labor Bureau
Santa Francisco
Marin
FBI Invites 8 A Police to School Retreat in Washington
FBI announces eight Texas lawmen will join the FRE national police academy retraining session in Washington during the week of October 8. Attendees include P L Andersen, Aubrey Hopkins, Ligut, E P Borgasch, C R Maxey, Boynton Fleming, and others from San Antonio Houston and Austin police. Graduates will receive espionage and internal security instruction amid an FBI Scotland Yard exchange.
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Fire
P. L. Andersen
Aubrey Hopkins
Ligut
E. P. Borgasch
FRE
National Police Academy
Washington
M. W. Acers
San Antonio
PBI
C. &. Maxey
Waco
Boynton Fleming
Santa Rosa
Gameron County
Doe N. Thompson
Texas Ranger
Houston
Orvie T. Springs
San Anvonis
Frank Port
Austin
Acers
FBI
Scotland Yard
Acorn
Cake Contest Winners Named at Girls' Club
Allee Chatitaca was announced the winner of the cake contest at the Girls' club on Friday with Esther Chevarria second. Honorable mention on Wednesday went to Amparo Cardenas and Carrie Escobedo. Fifteen club cooking class members entered cakes judged by Sister Presidentia and several college and home economics teachers.
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Allee Chatitaca
Esther Chevarria
Amparo Cardenas
Carrie Escobedo
Presidentia
Our Lady of the Lake College
Nell Read
Home Service Division
Public Service Company
Rosa Jean Tannabill
GO. W., Pierre
Albert Crinlant
Fisher Named Flying Surgeon of Air Corps
Captain Koy L. Fisher of Randolph Field is described as an actual flying flight surgeon. He is an army physician who also holds a pilots license and has logged 3500 flight hours in the Air Corps. Since joining in 1936 he has flown many aircraft types and served in a reserve squadron at Oklahoma City. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a member of the U.S. Army Reserve Association, also linked to the group Quiet Airmen.
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Koy L. Fisher
Randolph Field Filynt
Air Corps
Oklahoma City
American College of Surgeons
U.S Army Aly Reserve Association
WRECKS PROMPT MULTI PARTY DAMAGE CLAIMS
Suit seeks damages totaling forty thousand dollars for alleged injuries from wrecks. Key cases include Joseph Szymanski of Colorado County asking twenty thousand from Luther A. Turner for an auto accident near Flatonia on May 26. C L Briggs accuses Ross Warnyack of speeding and crossing the center line, claiming a broken arm and other injuries.
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Tras
Joseph Szymanski
Colorado County
Luther A. Turner
Flat
Szy+manski
Turner
C. L. Briggs
Ross Warnyack
Briaga
Ashworth family injured in Dallas highway crash
Judith Ann Ashworth seven and Paterela Jean Ashworth three are hospitalized in Dallas after a crash near Denton. Ray Ashworth, father, is in Penton hospital with fractured collarbone and brad y injuries. Judith Ann is in very serious condition with delayed healing and lacerations. The mother and younger child suffered serious injuries including a severely damaged right ear. A gasoline truck collided with their car during the incident. In a separate note, Fredericksburg public schools will open September 2 under new Krade Kyabest guidelines.
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Dallas
Judith Ann Ashworth
Paterela
Jean Ashworth
Malbhles
Ray Ashworth
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Mir
Denton
Ranworth
Penton Hospital
Chi
Yellow Raspberry Patch Found Near Rock Island
Yellow raspberries spotted at a farm near Rock Island by Mrs Glennie Baasler. The report notes the crop yields several quarts per year and highlights the discovery on her property with local curiosity.
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Rock Island
Glennie Baasler
Sailors Complain of Laundry Duty at Naval Recruitment Office
Reports detail sailors and petty officers arguing over laundry work and uniforms at a naval recruiting station. Avinur Guar, Frvin Olle, and others discuss washing duties and the look of white pants while addressing discipline and impression.
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San Antonio
Avinur
Guar
Uhe
German envoy charged as Nazi activity hits Argentina report
A Congressional committee in Buenos Aires accused German Ambassador Edmund von Thermann of accepting funds from German welfare groups and aiding Nazi aims, citing a 100000 peso receipt and a feared network of 60000 Germans in Argentina. The panel warned of cell-style groups, oaths to Hitler, and planned actions if Germany failed to curb the Nazi layout.
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Buenos
ATRES
Edmund von Thermann
House of Deputies Io
Argentina
Anid
Odih Lo Obny Adil Hitler
Raul Damante Trebor
von Thermann
Gitta Albassy
Ateign
Berlin
Nantes
van Thermann
Gottfried Landstede
Geome
Adolf Hitler
Fc Uney
Expanding Bexar Plan Sought for National Registers
The Non Civil Service register for Bexar County urged Congress to ask President Roosevelt for a nationwide system of such registers. The basement city hall listing covers residents over 60 who can fill national defense roles or other posts left by younger workers in defense jobs. The effort aims to raise $5 to aid defense and provide jobs for seniors. in three weeks 259 people have registered.
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Bexar County
A. A. Luther
Paul Kilday
Roosevelt
Catherine Bliss
Tis
National Defense
Mounted Guard Position Open in San Antonio Arsenal
The ad invites riders with guard experience to apply for a mounted guard post at the San Antonio arsenal paying 1320 dollars yearly. Secretary Julia T. Wondrak announces the opening and deadline of September 13 with info at room 116 Federal Building. Examinations for a firefighter position at 1500 dollars yearly with openings at Duncan Field are announced by Ed A. Peille. Applications due September 36 with info at Duncan and Randolph Fields and the Federal Building.
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Samp Stanley
Julia T. Wondrak
Civil Service
Parrdl
San Antonio Arsenal
Federal Building
Arsenal
Randolph Field Post Office
Duncan Field
Ed A. Peille
San Antonio Air Depot
Duncan and
Randolph Belds
Man Injured in Fall Off Cart At City Facility
A man identified as William Hardee, 19, of 1016 Montana Pete, reportedly fell from a railroad box car and sustained a broken neck while at a Robert Green hospital. Tony Galvan, 16, of 102 Matarorad Street, was treated after a bicycle collision with a vehicle driven by Robert Fisney, 414 Canton Street, at Sixth and Austin streets.
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Robert
Green Hospital
Priday
William Hardee
Montana
Pete
Tony Galvan
Matarorad Street
Robert Fisney
Canton Street
Sixth
Austin Streets
Cary to Receive Award at College
Gary vice president and secretary of the San Antonio Building and Loan association will receive a certificate of recognition from the American Savings and Loan. Gary has completed his third successive two week summer course at Evanston Northwestern University.
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Gary
San Antonio Building and Loan Association
Northwestern
Evanston
American Savings and Loan
Changes in 8 A Teaffie Planned for San Antonio
Traffic Captain W C Dinkroar announced Friday a series of proposed traffic regulation changes in San Antonio. Amber light extensions for pedestrian crossing will lengthen crossing times, and speed limits on major downtown approaches will be enforced. Broadway Fredericksburg Road South Flores Street and Commerce Street are named as affected routes with some streets converted to one way avenues.
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San Antonio
W. C. Dinkroar
Dickman
Boston
New York
Washington, D. C
Broadway
Fredericksburg
Flores Street
Commerce Street
Mystery Spider Haunts Phone Lines in Odd Capers
Clyde Campbell of the Immigration n mation service reports a gray spider behind the telephone that appears at the dial and then leaps to a pencil when called Felix. The small but clever creature hops from letters and papers, wags its head, and feasts on sugar ants, greeting Campbell with a friendly wiggle instead of a tail.
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Clyde Campbell
Dietvicl
Immigration N Mation Service
Bureau of Epitemology
Felix
Fell
Campbell
Duncan Workers to Receive Wings Emblems
Duncan employees will receive "wings of victory" emblems to place in their cars as part of Belt Meyfeld's annual event at the Buckaroo dude ranch on Saturday.
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Duncan
Mefeld
Buckaroo
Dude Ranch
Inquest Held into Woman's Sudden Death
Otis West conducted an inquest into the sudden death of Isabelle Karra at her home 17 Loma Vista Street Thursday night. The coroner suggested the death might be due to natural causes.
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Ciadet
Otis Westernday
Isabelle Karra
Loma Vista Street
West
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