Prowlers terrorize homes as residents fight back
Mrs J H Owen of 112 Lecompte Street hid diamond rings after forewarning and woke during an intruder’s assault. A man fled after choking her, Harold and John Herro, 22 and 16, raced to aid. Other prowlers failed to enter homes on Browner and Worth streets. police responded to multiple break ins with valuables missing and reports of sounds and dogs barking.
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Beating and Fines Logged After Country Ride Incident
A report describes two young men luring a man for a ride into the country where he was beaten. The victim later faced a drunkenness charge and a judge, A L Matlock, imposed the fine after prosecutor Morrix urged county action. The event stemmed from a plan to rob the victim, with a friend’s suggestion triggering the assault.
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City Playgrounds Plan Yule Parties
Bob Bara, superintendent of recreation, said Wednesday that city playgrounds will hold Christmas parties. Mitimas Park will host two parts one Saturday afternoon and the other Monday, and Woodlawn will host a party Monday morning.
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Park Groups To Entertain Guild At City Meeting
Park groups and the Lions will entertain at a city wide guild meeting of the Junior Little Ident er to be held at the San Beare playhouse at 4 p.m. today.
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Seized autos to be sold in upcoming auction
Thirty five unclaimed homeless automobiles seized during the past Fort by police will be auctioned December 30. E D Shacklett, secretary to Chief Owen W Kil, and Colonel H BE Howard, auctioneer, will oversee the sale with the highest bidder taking each vehicle.
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Hoover to Minimize Fight on Liquor Problem
President Hoover plans to ease the anticipated liquor fight in congress by withholding the report of his special commission on law enforcement and observance until the regular session of the Seventy second Congress next December. The move was learned today from Washington sources.
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Tamferatures Tetel Amovat.
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Southwestern Five Conditions Weather Report
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Texas Court Reverses Will Case Jurisdiction Ruling
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed and remanded a dispute over a contested will filed by Minnie V. Hardgrove and others. Dennis B DeTray, named principal heir, had church ties to Dennis W. McKenna. McKenna died in Wisconsin. properties are in California Wisconsin and Illinois. Texas courts had no jurisdiction.
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Baker Hotels to Build Largest South Hotel in San Antonio
The Baker Hotels Inc plans to convert the St Anthony into a base for expansion. A 25 story hotel is scheduled for Jefferson and Travis, immediately east of the St Anthony, as remodeling begins. The firm now controls four San Antonio properties including the Gunter and All-Torch apartments.
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DePalma Ordered to Pay Wife 200 Monthly Alimony
Los Angeles report states Ralph de Palma former big of the roaring ward was ordered to pay his wife two hundred dollars monthly temporary alimony at a hearing. Mrs Clara de Palma cried and a recess was taken. De Palma reportedly said he would not return to her as she had recently sued for separate maintenance accusing desertion and asserting he forced the split by seeking her freedom.
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Deer Trade Aims Food for City Orphans
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola outlines negotiations for a ten deer exchange with the municipal game department. Estimated feed value totals about 40 with about 20 deer to remain in the park to support local orphans during the Christmas season.
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Workmen Repair Crippled DO-X Wing
December 17 report from VASAGN Tastagal notes twelve engined Dornier flying ship DO-X, crippled by fire, in tow for repairs. Twenty skilled workers from the Dornier works in Altenrh Arz erlard are replacing a broken wing.
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Theft Reported At Gunter Hotel In San Antonio
Theft of a diamond ring valued around two thousand dollars was reported to detectives Wednesday morning by Tn B Roving Mattoeen after a man entered the Gunter hotel lobby and fled with cash. An advertisement notes Christinoety on Military Plaza and promotes a Christonne ad at a drugstore run by George Keene.
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Solon Remembers Hero And Pension Bill Report
In Washington DC a memorial note recalls Tyate Willan of the United States cavalry who died after submitting to yellow fever tests while serving. Representative Mapes of Michigan introduces a bill to grant his father and mother a pension of 262.50 per month as inscribed on the War Department roll.
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Farmer Makes 77-Foot Sausage in Pennsylvania Display
John Hart, a farmer near Janes Mills, produced a sausage 77 feet long from a seven and a half month old hog weighing 201 pounds. The odd item appears in a local display noted in Greensburg with a brief nod to advertisers and a fireworks promo by George Keene at Military Plaza.
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San Antonio to mark bi gennennial church cooperation
Catholic and Protestant church leaders in San Antonio pledged full cooperation for the citys bicentennial celebration in March 1991. The joint committee reported broad support from church figures and city officials, with Mayor Chambers noting substantial visitor interest and funds to cover the event. Consuls from three foreign nations also pledged support for the city wide observance.
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Toys for Children at Hospital Called for by Superintendent
An appeal for toys and gifts for child patients at Nobert DB. Green hospital to be distributed at Christmas. Mins Homer Do Harris, superintendent, urged donations. Fieory Wotey, hospital engineer, will repair and repaint old toys. Electric cords and small lights needed to decorate 12 Christmas trees at the hospital.
City to Decide on Vacant Post
A city clears the path to fill the vacant post in the back tax attorney’s office left by the death of James Callaghan. The committee will meet Thursday at the National Bank of Commerce building to review applicants including O H Kramer and others.
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Legion Leader Raps Einstein in Los Angeles Speech
In Los Angeles on December 17, Americal Legion organizer Dr A D Houghton criticized German mathematician Dr. Weiszteln, citing a New York speech urging men of military age to refuse fighting. The remarks drew mixed applause and strong disdain from attendees. Furniture, power and weed items are advertised in daily classifieds.
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Americam Legion
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