Aviation Medicine Advances in War Department Alerts
Washington announces the establishment of Brooke Field Texas as a center for aviation medicine. Air corps flight surgeons graduate two officers stationed at fields and overseas. The department reports 50 percent of commercial aviation accidents, 63 percent in the army, and 74 percent in the navy stem from pilot error and the human element.
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Quakers Oppose Girls Smoking at Swarthmore
New York February 1 report that Swarthmore College women students request a smoking room. The Society of Friends in New York unanimously protests the request and forwards it to the college board of managers for consideration at the March 14 meeting.
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Arrest Report From Crockett Hotel Hold-Up
A hotel hold-up in Crockett ends with the arrest of a Black woman after a man is robbed. Police describe two Black suspects entering the scene, one with a knife, the other with a bar. The victim surrendered cash during the incident.
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Rubio Orders Train for New Mexico Governor Inauguration
Mexico City February 1 The president-elect urged the national railways to run a special train to the border to bring Governor Dillon of New Mexico for his February 3 inauguration.
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Last Day To Pay Carta Auto Licenses In Texas
Last day to pay carta automobile licenses looms with a 20 percent penalty for belated motorists after the deadline. Bexar county tax collector St Neil Campbell cites record plates sold Friday as crowds endured long waits. Toll tax sale ends Friday with an estimated turnout around fifty voters?
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Funeral Held for Mrs Clara Tier 54
Funeral services for Mrs Clara Tier age 54 were conducted Saturday by Rev James M Todd at Engtail Run. She had lived in San Antonio for 12 years. She is survived by her husband G A Tier of Baptist Antoniat one son Farold Tier of Mineral Wells, two brothers and two sisters in England.
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Mrs. Alice Jones Buried Saturday
Mrs. Alice Jones of Nat Woodlawn avenue was buried Saturday after funeral services at the First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was officiated by Pastor Ster. F. Ye. Guil. She is survived by her daughter Mrs. Fannie Craighead of San Antonio.
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Local notes reveal travels and events across Texas and beyond
Katherine Stapletou plans a visit to San Antonio for a hel et visi age EB T. McDaniel returns from an 18 day trip to Indianapolis. Fidera Hughes and August Anti mi Paul return to the ferry Mastin area where Mrs Hughes is taking special work at the University of Texas. Morris Bean of United Fruit Co Honduras returns for a visit with his mother or father Clare Tele Leiniave of Yorktown spending the week. Mr and Mrs Porter Loring back from a trip to New York City. Pastor Vand Be Kern of Travia Park church to travel to Memphis Tennessee for an assembly conference, returning Saturday. Tort UT Travelers' Protective Association to meet at the Gunter hotel Saturday night chaired by Joe QO. Naylor. Ludwig Lewisohn, New York collector, purchased a watercolor by Mrs Emily Filwarda de Contabrana. the piece shown in New York. Mrs dobn My Taylor back from a trip to Dalina. Mildred Loe is and Dorothy Williams among University of Texas students awaiting work here. Dr Weoda art Tauern.
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18 Go Down in Gulf Vessel Edgar F. Coney Disaster
News reports detail the tug Edgar F. Coney sailing from Port Arthur with a barge bound for Mobile. A storm near the Gulf of Mexico likely overwhelmed the crew of seven officers and seven sailors. A search is underway as families await word on survivors.
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Woman Testifies in Liquor Conspiracy Trial
A young, black haired woman, Wath Morgan May, testifies about participation in a Pottawatomie county liquor monopoly case. She describes collections by deputy sheriff Oscar Matley and payments split among officials, including Moran Fuller and mayor Herman Knoppenberger, with bribe details and money routing through Motley. The trial involves 82 defendants linked to the alleged liquor line and monopoly.
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Homan Denies Allegations in Ugdand Trial
In Los Angeles February 4 a jury trial looms as defense and prosecution argue over claims involving Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. Hutchinson. Attornies clashed, witnesses offered limited testimony, and a weekend recess was ordered as the case moves toward jury consideration early next week.
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Actress jailed for wearing low dress in Budapest
New York dispatch reports actress Trene Pataaty, famed European star, arrested by police after she appeared in a revealing gown at a public event. Officials say audience protests prompted the action.
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Tarrant Voting Strength Cited in County Tax Note
The article notes a voting strength figure of 38,000 tied to a forthcoming tax measure. It quotes Thurman Cline, chief election official, stating receipts tally will be used through midnight Friday to determine citizen eligibility to vote. The piece emphasizes linkage between tax policy and voting rights.
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Farm Bureau Backs Large Road Bond and HQ Decision
Dallas reports the Farm Bureau federation favors a state highway bond issue of 000,000 and designating Dallas as the permanent headquarters of the American Cotton Co operative association. Officers outlined these objectives at the tenth annual convention's final session held yesterday.
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City News on Weekend Dances and Music Venues
Local notices detail numerous dances and live music across city venues. Events include Sunday night dances at Trawalter Hat and Labor Temple with bands like Midway Orioles and Southern Stompers, prize dances, and showcases at Main Ave venues and Woodlawn Lake.
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Funeral service for Charles P. Anderson in Chicago
Funeral service for Charles P. Anderson, late primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church, was held at St. James Cathedral in Chicago. Dignitaries from across the country attended as Bishop Anderson presided.
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Officers Disarm Berlin Red Gang in Raid
Berlin police arrested Inez Hight and others at a hearth quarters where plans for demonstrations were being made. The operation targeted a Red Gang linked to Communists and involved a raid on February 1.
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Honduran Exiles Sought for Extradition in Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 3, diplomats sought Prime Minister Portes Gil to request extradition of three Nicaroquen soldiers accused of taking up arms against U S Marines. Honduran residents urged action to Carlos Gabriel, Benicio Gavira, and Audean Keherri, who were said to have been shot on arrival. The office listed needs for new equipment in a different column.
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