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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
6
Mrs Carson Freed Bond In Husband Escape Case
Mrs. Andrew G. Carson was released on a reduced bond of 300 after aiding and abetting her husband, a murder suspect, to flee from the Medical Arts hospital as he convalesced. The judge noted a wife would not be convictable for aiding her husband, and Carson walked out of the hospital on Wednesday while under guard. authorities have since found no trace of the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Arts
Andrew GC. Carson
Liberty
E. B. Simmons
Delos Finch
Ninety-fourth District
Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth Court
Garson
Ray Kilburn
W. J. Buchanan
Buck
Carson
Buchanan
Judge voices on fugitive wife aiding husband in escape
Judge McGrory approves a $300 bond while discussing the case of T and his wife. He says juries seldom convict wives for helping husbands and notes Carson faces murder and other state charges as police link his clothes and car to a downtown garage. Sheriff Hausser confirms the pursuit and possible hiding in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Albert Hausser
Hausser
Enforcement of Closing Law Faces Sheriff Cooperation Hurdle
County Attorney Dy F P Davis warned Sunday closing laws will be hard to enforce after January 1 without cooperation from the sheriff and constables. He will have only one investigator then. George Waltz, president of the Retail Grocers Industrial Council, urged strict enforcement, claiming 95 percent of grocers favor and comply with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy F P. Davis
Davis
George Waltz
Retail Grocers’ Industrial Council
Board to ponder on CWA teachers
The San Antonio board of education will hold a special meeting at 10 a m Saturday to discuss the placement of teachers employed by the CWA. The meeting will also consider whether the board must provide teaching supplies in addition to buildings lights and heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
San Antonio Board of Education
R. 5. Meneser
Texas seeks extra relief funds for cattle and beef cans
Texas relief commission asked Governor Ferguson to apply for an additional 1 million dollars from the federal surplus relief program to purchase cattle process and can beef for the needy. A prior 500 thousand dollar grant led to 22 thousand cattle 3.5 million cans and 7000 jobs. If approved the new allotment could utilize 45 thousand cattle to yield 7.25 to 7.5 million cans. A 1930 Chevrolet coach is listed for 275 dollars in classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Federal Surplus Relief Cororation
Texas ‘Relief Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
Treasury chief vows end year drive on hoarders for gold
Washington reports Acting Secretary Morgenthau announces a new anti hoarding order aimed at large holders. He says the treasury expects to recover several millions in gold and gold certificates and to close legal gaps. The move follows a New York court ruling and eliminates the $100 exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Morgenthau
Treasury
Ingold
Federal Reserve Banks
Nat ‘Tion
Irust
Treasury Command
Roosevelt
New York
Hoosevelt
Salirany Department
Treasury Cal Do Nt
Emperor Hirohito Names Crown Prince Akihito
Dev. 28. Emperor Hirohito proclaimed the name of his first-born son and heir Tauquaumiyo Akihita, chosen from hand-lettered papers by the emperor himself. The birth of the crown prince, born Saturday, sparked joyous celebrations across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hirohito
Japan
Tauquaumiyo Akihita
Colire
Hot Wells Granted Loan For Suburban Sewer Plan
San Antonio suburbs Hot Wells and Olmos Park win loans and grants from the Public Works Administration to fund sewer mains connecting to the city system. Hot Wells gets 153,009 for about 800 connections. Olmos Park 115,000 for 338 connections. Other districts seeking loans include South San Antonio and Los Angeles Heights as engineers estimate total suburban connections around 6,000. City to issue 1,490,000 in revenue bonds with 30 percent grant aid, 4 percent loan, to fund plant enlargement and handle projected daily flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Public Works Administration
Olmos Park
Los Angeles Heights
Harlandsle
San Antonians
San Antoninos
Gas Price Strike Paralyzes Puerto Rico Traffic
In San Juan the gasoline strike worsens as protesters refuse a suggested price cut from 25 to 20 cents a gallon. Acting Governor Horton weighs calling National Guard to restore order as milk and ice deliveries halt and streetcars run under guard. Mrs. Henry W. Dooley, immigration commissioner, was slightly injured when a stone shattered a car window as she rode home after walking from the federal building, causing shock but she reached safety with police escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Henry W. Dooley
Dooley
Benjamin J. Horton
National Guard
Manuel V. Yemendi
Insular
Davis Honored at Mexican Banquet for County Attorney
About 200 Mexican businessmen honored County Attorney D Davis at a Thursday night appreciation banquet at the Carta Blanca cafe on Wesl Houston street. Alonso B Perales was named an assistant county attorney by Davis. Railroads warned by Washington to shift livestock market support away from Kansas City Chicago St Joseph Omaha Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul Wichita Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Western Trunk
Kansas City
Chicago
St., Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Wichita
Fort Worth
Relief funds sought for Civil Works ends next May 3
Federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins told reporters that Congress will be asked to provide 3.1 billion dollars for direct relief through next July and an additional appropriation from the Public Works Administration to carry the Civil Works Administration through May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry
Hopkins
Congress
Hopking
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Administration
Untl
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Wwe
Mrs. Carson
Evelyn Clare Carson
Andrew C. Carson
Medical Arts Hospital
Allend Rice
Magovlis
HOT Wells
Banker
Los Angeles
N— J
United States
Earle H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Peoples ‘Trust and Puyings Bank of
Puerto Rgo
V.tiesl
Oxfords
Kidskinal
Pate
Southern Pacific
Plenaore
San
Stonid
Tel Rio EL Paan Cora Chels Hoariingon McAllen, Brawnayiile Finustin Menuet
Lake Charles
New Kenna
Shrevepard Galyoatun Vucuifin
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EIBST
Southern
Pacific
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