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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1935

Page

14

Army to Get Increased Funds

War department seeks larger peacetime budget as tensions rise. Parks of Arkansas orders hearings for December 16 to push a program expanding the army air corps, fortifying Pacific coast, Southwest border, and Panama canal. Proposals include 800 annual aircraft, 2000 planes in five years, and stronger coastal defenses with heavy guns. Partners in Congress back Wilcox air defense bases, awaiting initial appropriation.

N.B Washington D. C United Fates Tilhan Parka Arkansas Honey Committee War Department Parks Army Air Corps Pacific Coast Panama Canal Haweli Hagood Hugh A. Drum Hawaiian Department Tytle Brown California Gregan Alaska Air Corps Baker Board Army Air Fleet Army United States Wilcox Democrat Florida

Pilgrimage to Mark Capture of Bexar

A 100th anniversary observance marks the siege of Bexar and the capture of San Antonio. Edward W. Heu, general chairman, notes events led by the Texas Pioneers and patriotic groups. The pilgrimage begins 2:30 PM Saturday from 1215 North St Marys Street, with W B Tuttle as marshal, ending at San Jacinto Plaza burial site of Ben Mill. A luncheon Monday at the Plaza Hotel features speeches and music, and a ball Monday night at the Municipal Auditorium concludes the celebration.

Bill Wiscom Bexar San Antonio Edward W. Heu~ Singer W. B. Tuttle Eland Marshal Baturday St Mary's Syort Erid Muar Square Ben Mill Plaza Hotel Muncipal Auditorium

Historical Essay Contest Opened for Gerald Independent Students

May opening announced by Mrs O M Farnsworth head of Hexar County Centennial advisory board. Prizes 200 100 40 25 for top four essays. Open to public and parochial schools with county contests ending in April and Dallas judges reviewing May 1. Details and locations to be announced by Mrs Farnsworth.

Gerald Fletrict Walter Woudal O. Mi. Farns Hexar Cauity Centennial Advisory Board Dallas Inler Farnsworth Enles

Bride Plans Funeral for Egyptologist on Tutankhamen Expedition

New York Dec 3 Ins Plans for the funeral of Dray H Dreasted noted archaeologist and twenty second member of the Tutankhamen expedition to die were to be arranged today by his bride of a few months He died yesterday at Presbyterian Medical Center from a mysterious malady later diagnosed as haemolytic streptococcal infection contracted on his voyage aboard the Conte di Savola Raymond Scanlon of Detroit was treated for injuries after falling from a freight train in Houston

New York INS Dray H. Dreasted Presbyterian Medical Raymond Scanlon Detroit Robert B Green Houston Bat

Six Tax Recovery Suits Set Monday in Federal Court

Six cases involve altemyns to recover more than a half million dollars in income taxes. Judge R J McMillan set the trials for next Monday in Federal District Court. Plaintiffs include M D Anderson and Company cotton firm of Houston and family members with claims totaling 186,906.27 and 140,324.24. Others seek 35,036.04, 32,991.54, and 94,284.07. Also scheduled Monday is Garrow Garrow and Garrow of Houston seeking 37,099.79.

Altemyns Moore R. J. McMillan Federal District Court Modnay Anderson, Flayton Aid Company Houston Plaintine Axe M.D. Anderson Susan Clayton Dullah Benjamin Clayton W. , Clayton Benamin Clayton McMillan Garrow

San Antonio Phi Beta Kappa Founders Day Dinner

Phi Beta Kappa chapter in San Antonio plans Founders Day with a dinner at Artists Inn at 7 p.m. Guest speaker is Dr. Lt. Parlin, UT liberal arts dean. Rabbi Ephraim Frisch will preside. Annual meeting and election precede the dinner. Miss Mary McGill serves as secretary treasurer, Theo Weiss chairs membership, Miss Mary Huppettis heads nominations.

S.A. Phi Beta Kappa San Antonio Mary McGill Theo ‘Weiss Mary Huppetts

Bus Strikes Man in San Antonio Neighborhood

Charles T. Bass, 36, of 64 Week Avenue, was treated at Nixospital after being struck by a San Antonio Public Service Company bus at West Houston Street and Main Avenue on Monday night. Abram Rivera, 87, of 311 South Santa Rosa Avenue, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital for a broken leg and other injuries after being struck by a car near his home. Radio Patrolmen G A Dotspi and H C Cervantes escaped injury when their car crashed into a tree at Mainevenue and Myris streets early Tuesday as they swerved to avoid another vehicle. Catalog of used automobiles for sale above dollar aid up.

Charles T. Bass Week Avenue Nixospital San Antonio Mainevenue Myris

Nazis Defied by Clerical Opposition in Berlin

Berlin December 3 The German Protestant Confessional Church openly opposed Nazi dictation. A spokesman said they would not accept Hans Kerrl’s orders depriving them of rights. The clash clarifies the Neu and opposition factions as they vow to obey God before man amid Kerrl’s decree.

Berlin Germany Hans Kerr Department For Neu Man Kerrl Evangelical Church

Low Mark Set in Chicago Livestock Receipts for November

In Chicago on December 3 1995 official totals show November set a low record for total livestock receipts for the month. Only 147 carloads arrived, far below 1878 and well under the five year average of 17 233 carloads. The year to date total reached 109 966 with 4 144 805 head in November 1934 marked the largest decline, while 325 153 was the smallest November total on record. For the first 11 months this year the stockyards logged roughly 33 percent fewer livestock than the same period in 194.

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Navy construction corps officers see 220 percent increase

Rear Admiral E. S. Land, chief of the Bureau of Construction and Repair, reported to day that the naval construction corps officers total 224 and called for a 220 percent rise in personnel to meet demands. He outlined the fiscal year plan and the need for expanded staffing.

Sudayage Washington, D. C Naval E. 8. Land Navy Buresu

Fire buries three in home loss at Garolina Place

Three people Pat McClerty, his wife, and their son James 24 died in a morning fire that destroyed their residence at 234 Garolina. A nearby apartment for rent at 4 Funitehed Avenue is advertised in the classified section.

Romita Pat McClerty James Garolina Ciaakiticn Aus

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