Roosevelt Leaving Warm Springs Heats Of Special Session Talk
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt left Warm Springs after a brief stay as hints of a special session of Congress surfaced. A House vote on repealing the Eighteenth amendment loomed, with farm relief and budget legislation seen as key priorities. Roosevelt planned a New York Albany trip next to fetch James Farley before continuing to Jersey City. Governor Harry Woodring and Kansas officials discussed sericultural topics during visits.
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Barbara Stanwyck and Mate Adopt Infant in Nebraska
In Alda Nebraska on December 6 a decree records Barbara Stanwyck and her partner adopting a 3 month old infant named John Charlie Greens. The notice mentions Dion Pay as heir to titles and references local film industry ties. A humorous passage notes youths and a child firing at a weasel with a home-made bow on the way to school.
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Local rifle teams prep for indoor match with New York team
Brackenridge and Jefferson Senior schools readied their rifle crews for the annual indoor match facing a strong New York Military Academy squad from Cornwall on Hudson. NRA targets for February 18 were issued by Lieut Col W J Connolly and the San Antonio offices. A 15 man squad will include seven from each school with the next highest scorer as alternates. The team will also enter the Hearst trophy match and the Eighth Corps area match running January 20 to February 25. An invitation for Camp Perry in Boonville was declined due to funds.
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Burial Wednesday for Stephen F. Austin
Stephen F. Austin 42 nephew of the Texas founder will receive final funeral services at Porter Loring chapel at 4 p.m. Wednesday followed by burial at Mission Burial Park. A sculptor, he lived at 421 Pierce Street and designed a proposed Alamo monument for Alamo Plaza. a May 1991 city submission referenced the project. Survivors include two daughters Sophie ann and Mervyn, a son Stephen F. Austin Jr, his mother Mrs C S Austin and sister Mrs E S Holiday.
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Past Arg Will Hear Bishop at Westmorland College
Rural ministers attending the Southwest Texas Conference seminary at Westmorland College will hear Bishop Sam H Hay Wednesday night on the duties of a pastor in solving community problems and church relations. The seminar opens with Dr K P Barlow and runs through Thursday with lectures by Westmorland College President Dr W W Jackson Texas A M College Dr Daniel Rose sell and others.
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Nellie Bringhurst Laid In State At Alamo Shrine
The Alamo hosts a funeral in the shrine for Nellie Houston Bringhurst daughter of General Sam Houston era veteran crowd attends from Texans and Daughters of the Republic. A parchment scroll is sealed in the casket with Bringhurst's life record and news clippings. Dr. J E Gates delivers a eulogy noting her life and the ceremony's historic significance.
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Weather report with scattered data and alerts
The fragment presents a disrupted weather summary with temperatures, precipitation totals, wind notes, cloud ceilings, and aviation remarks. It references locations from San Antonio to Albuquerque and New Orleans, with a focus on gusts, visibility, and storm potential.
Funeral Honors for Mrs Bringhurst in Texas City
A funeral service memorialized Mrs Bringhurst with honors at Mission Burial Park after a ceremony recalling Houston and the Alamo. Dr Gates invoked Texas history as Col Andrew Jackson Houston was asked to attend, but could not make the trip. Nat Washer praised the deceased and shared memories including her modest life and love of poetry.
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Ballot Case Dismissed in 1831 City Election
An indictment against Reuven Ray for casting an illegal absentee ballot in the May 7, 1831 city election was dismissed by Judge W. 8. Anderson in Thirty Seventh District Court on the state’s motion. Ray allegedly used a poll tax receipt made out to Sam Hillman and acted under pressure from A. O. Obadabi, with another indictment pending against Obadabi and a trial upcoming.
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Mail Early Drive Effects Hit Postal Dept Plea
Post office reports a ten percent daily rise in mail from Batt Antonians after the early mailing drive plea. Postmaster F G Lucas notes improved volume this week versus last, while a separate Hoover City murder case in New York involves a homeless settlement area and a man found dead in a bank, with Samuel Paulson identified as a deceased suspect.
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Hia Bank
American Murder Reported to U S
Washington report states Clement Tays of Pittsburgh was killed by a Mexican near San Bilas Sinales. The killer was arrested and the American Consul Frederick W Hincke reported the incident to the State Department.
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State Department
Condition of writer in Hollywood with influenza critical
Richard Hallhurton, adventurer and writer, listed in critical condition in Hollywood with high fever and influenza. Reported today as seriously ill while doctors monitor his respiratory status.
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