Juvenile Bandits Linked to City Robberies Case
San Antonio detectives say a six month spree of petty banditry by a group of youths aged 9 to 16 was taken over Saturday by an organized gang of “boy desperations.” Nine arrested with nine to be released, dozens of burglaries tied to the same group, including a hardware store theft where 165 pistols vanished. officers say the gang includes a 16 year old teacher and a nine year old leader. Detectives Higgins and Gray head the investigation and report a blackjack used in a slaying was borrowed from a juvenile suspect.
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Marchers Parade Forther Fined
Pearsall Dec 3 Arrested for junting on a posted range without a permit Milton Ormsby Dallas was fined by Justice of the Peace E M Blackburn here He was arrested by Deputy Gene Warden Frank Smith Steamers safe Seattle Dec 3 The 8 S Nordhyal made her way into Englisty bay near Vancouver after sending distress signers asking for aid coast guard cutter Snohomusti advised headquarters today
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Fear Near Capital as Hunger March Heads In
As 2500 hunger marchers near Washington the city prepares with 380 extra firemen assigned to police duty. District officials fear violence from Communist directed groups and arrange shelter for 600, while residents are warned and gas masks are distributed. Seamen seek $1 a day and free hospitalization for unemployed.
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Marchers Forced to Sleep in Open Near Cumberland
In Cumberland valley about 1900 hunger marchers slept in trucks and on open ground at a 30 acre farm just outside Cumberland city limits. The western column arrived after a long trek over the Alleghenies as tense moments surrounded the march. Armed police and citizens patrolled all day while Maryland National Guard stood ready for emergencies.
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Two of Triplets Born in Bay State
MALDEN Mass Dec 3 New England s second set of Siamese twins girls were born to City Courviller and Mrs Frank H Reed at city hospital. The twin girls weigh 8 pounds 10 ounces together and are in delicate condition but have a chance to live. Their healthy brother weighs six pounds three ounces. The girls are joined from the abdomen to the collarbone and face each other. mother and son are reported doing well.
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Pen Break Trial Set for Monday
In Kansas City on December 2, a federal court will hear the trial of four convicts and an ex-convict charged in the Leavenworth prison break a year ago. Warden Thomas B. White was abducted and wounded in the attack. seven inmates attempted the escape, three killed themselves, four were captured.
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Dr G W Stocking to Speak at Y M C A
Dr George W Blockint will speak on War Debts and Monetary Times at the YMCA. He has just returned to the Texan university economics department after a year and a spell in Europe. This will be the final of the lecture series organized by the YMCA.
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Notable Oklahoma Jurist Dies At 57
TULSA Okla Dec 3 Judge Owen a prominent Oklahoma jurist died at his home following a heart attack at age 57 His death leaves a vacancy in the state judiciary and prompts tributes from legal circles across Oklahoma.
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Wonan Drops A Tinge Suit In San Diego Court
Mrs Augusta I Wessels sued Mrs Stella Cutrer for 200000 alleging alienation of affections of Dr Andrew Wessels in San Diego where the suit was dismissed after deposition, with divorce previously granted to Wessels. San Antonio attorney Martin Arnold noted the dismissal and a reported outside settlement was denied by Mrs Cutrer’s counsel Leroy Wright.
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San Antonio
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Children Pay Way With TVS The First Toy Drive
The Empire Theatre hosted a Saturday pre Christmas toy drive for Fire Chief J. G. Sarran’s Christmas toy distribution. Over 500 children attended paying admission with a toy, some donating two or three. New toys formed a mountain at the theater to grow each Saturday. Used toys were repaired by firemen and added to the drive for distribution on Christmas Eve to poor children.
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