Bank Robbers Sought Near Seguin
Texas Rangers chase the Barrow gang and Bonnie Parker’s companion Raymond Hamilton after a high speed pursuit along highways 66 and 20 in Blanco and Johnson counties. The car vanished into ranch country with shots fired at homes. Hamilton, a fugitive from East Ham prison, is sought with Barrow and Parker as possible partners.
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Robbins
Ganvales
Austin
San~ Dy
Blanco County
Johnson Ciy
Essift
Tad
Blanca
Dills
Blanco
Diane County Rangers
Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Raymond Hamilton
Clyde Barrow
M. Robbins
Albert West
Zoi Me Campbell
Blarso
Johnson City
Highway No. 66
Hamilton
Conmanian
Sceoming
Rangers
Blangy
Gione
Arriviks
Casparis
Hemilton
Mre
Percy Brigham
Joe Butler
Che Rangers
Bam- Uten
Hamiltton
Fastham
Fis
Revere & Convicts Logic Eévanta
Congress Must Not Be Rubber Stamp for President Warned
By Richard Washburn Child and U S Ambassador Wieder Pon WASHINGTON Feb 3 In this commentary Child argues Congress must not become a mere voting machine for the president. He urges senators and representatives to debate with reason, praising criticism grounded in facts and calling for proper checks and balances rather than blanket support.
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Congress
R. W. Child
Richard Washburn Child
Aurtine
U.S
Italy
Wieder Pon
Washington, D.C
Simon
Blues Prove to Be Real Ailment
Denver reports Dr C Bararle of the Colorado General Hospital says a new Sweetheary or better care may ease stomach pain more effectively than pills. Mt Barnacle told the late medical society that exaggerated cases of the “nies” may mimic heart and stomach ailments.
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Denver
Barbarle
Colorado General Hospital
MT. Barnacle
Late
Medical Society
Nies
City News Dance to Arizt and Willett write lime and modern music
A fragment dominated by dance listings and notices for Saturday events. Includes orchestras such as J. Clause, Ira Jlaying, Buddy Hancock, and multiple dance venues like Daz Grove Bugsy, Brain Hall, and Midway. Also references a police pursuit narrative involving Bonnie Parker style outlaws and a separate civic note about Chamber of Commerce tourist dining and local entertainment.
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Arizt
Willett
Lime
Macdana
Adv
Prisoner Must Repair Jail Cell In Colorado
Hazen, an escaped prisoner from Syracuse, Kanpus, was found in a jail cell at Lamar. Guards heard tapping and found him with a rammer near the jail walls. He was charged with damaging public property and promised to pay for repairs.
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Lamar
Colo
Hazen
Syracuse
Kanpus
Dai Iing
County of
Ex-Aeronautic Official Freed on Bond Amid Senate Probe
Washington, Feb. 3. Ex-aeronautic official MacCracken was freed on bond after arrest by the Senate and under a lawyer’s personal pledge. Investigators prepared to summon him as senators sought the air mail files, which were claimed destroyed. The affair centered on private correspondence and letters seized from two airways firms.
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Washington, D. AL
Senate
William P. MacCracken
Ministy Ito
Air Mail
Myaris
Formver
Aeronautics
MacCracken
Mactracken
Frank J. Hogan
Leiters
MaceCracken
Black
Senate Committee
Hadeen
Usey
Deputy Mar shal Keene Bonded in Kidnapping Case
Laredo reports Deputy United States Marshal Henry Keene released on $500 bond as federal authorities pursue charges tied to an international kidnapping. The abduction involved Tulio Lopez, alleged narcotics violator, seized near Nuva Laredo, Mexico, crossed the Rio Grande, and turned over to officers on the U.S. side. Two others, Constable Ed Villarreal and Tomas Hernandez, also posted bonds.
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Laredo
Henry Keene
United States
Marsial
Tuls Lopez
Lopez
Nunva Laredo
Mexico
Rio Grande
Civer
San Antonio
Keene
Ed Villarrea
Tomas Hernandes
Church to Observe Day for Missions
A day of prayer for missions will be observed at the First Evangelical Church on Sunday with special services at 7:30 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. V. O. Adamek, president of the Women's Missionary Society. The Rev. Flom Bayles, pastor, will discuss What Prayer Dies for Missions.
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V.0. Adamek
Women's Missionery
Faiisly
Flom. Bayles
Streamlined Tank Truck Tours the United States
A racy looking machine described as the first streamlined tank truck built for a Texas company is on an air-controlled tour of the United States, to be seen locally this week.
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Texas Company
United States
Man Wounded at Market Plaza After Officer Shootout
Frank Hernandez, 22, of Laredo Street, was wounded with a hollow abdominal wound after an argument over a price led to an exchange with Special Officer Gilbert Herman, of 119 San Patricia Street, near Market Plaza Friday night. Hernandez underwent emergency surgery at Robert B Green Hospital and was listed near death. Herman was arrested and jailed.
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Frank Hernandez
No Gattte Laredo Street
Market Plaza
Gilbert Herman
San Patricia Street
Hernandez
Robert B. Green Hospital
Refazio de Apatia
South Laredo Street
Bernandez
Herman
Hernandr
Wife of City's Detective Chief Taken by Death
Mrs Gladys Hopkins 44 of 923 Highland boulevard wife of Capt Aubrey Hopkins of the San Antonio Detectives died Saturday. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 4 pm from the Hagg and AicCallum chapel with Rev R G Van Royen and Rev P B Hill officiating. Active pallbearers listed. Mrs Hopkins a Union Texas native had lived in San Antonio 13 years. She was a member of the Eastern Star and Baptist church. Survived by husband two daughters Adele Hopkins sisters Mrs J L Murphy of San Antonio and Mrs S L Clary, Mrs Linne Hensley and Mrs Bessie Hensley of Nixon, and brother B C Barnes of San Antonio.
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Highland Boulevard
Aubrey Hopkins
San Antonio
Pasczal
Hagg and AicCallum Chapel
R. G. van Royen
Hev P. B. Hill
Lee Williamson
R. Gray
S. W. Fitch
F.C. Vogler
WT. Carver
Walthall Littlepage
Hawkins
Union
Texas
Eastern Star
The
Baptist Church
Adele Hopkins
JL. G. Murphy
Sa Antonio
S.L. Clary
Linne Hensley
Bessie Hensley
Nixon
B.C. Barnes
Weather Classified Ad Aired On KABC For Lost Articles
A morning classified ad on KABC around 11 30 urges listeners to report and recover lost articles. The notice includes reference numbers and a contact adwriter name for assistance.
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Kabc Ab
Djat
Adwriter
Marriage Licenses and Births in Local Vital Statistics
A list of marriage licenses and birth notices with names, addresses, and dates across multiple entries. Includes couples Cotter and Lena Bude, Brenst and Madite Froest, Zapata and Amelia Ternan, and many others, plus birth announcements detailing dates, parental names, and locations such as 810 South Zarramora Street and 18 Montana Street. Divorces granted listed at end: Minehald vs Sadie Rinenold, Greenie Green, Treva Parker vs Earthran Parker.
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Plotntenee
A. Brenst
Maditeranean
Froest KR
Tamole
Fielka
Wensbet A. Pipes
Ina Dorothy Eller
Augustin Zapata
Amelia
Buckcherry Strent
Bay
Tanuary
Raymumla Rocha
Baylor Hospital
Carenza Muy Voz
el Paso
Japanese Envoy Heads to Washington From London
Hiroshi Bailo, age 47, leaves London for Southampton to take up the post as Japanese ambassador to the United States. He states there are no real outstanding differences between Japan and the U.S. and believes a broad basis of understanding will be achieved. He departs aboard the Berengaria at Waterloo Station en route to Southampton.
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London
Hiroshi Bailo
Washington
United States
Japan
Waterloo Station
Southampton
America
Stabilization Fund Stays Intact in Foreigner Exchange
Washington reports indicate the stabilization fund remains untouched as the Treasury studies dollar fluctuations abroad. Officials say no purchases of government securities have occurred with this fund while discussions with Britain and other nations stir, and markets respond to gold devaluation and rate cuts.
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Washington
Gefiy
Great Britain
London
George L. Harrison
New York
Reserve Bank
Gow
Treasury
New York Reserve Bank
Mae West Robber Sentenced in Los Angeles Case
Mae West robbery case concludes as a suspect is convicted by a superior court for the September 1982 jewelry theft. The attacker, described as a Friedman associate, faced sentencing today with the actress losing jewels valued at $17.99 in cash or $3409 in jewelry.
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Mae West
Jos Angeles
Erware Friedman
Mae Weel
Gilbert M. Hitcheos, longtime Omana publisher, dies at 74
Solon Wies reporting Gilbert M. Hitcheos, a former Nebraska newspaper publisher who represented the state in the U S senate and house for nearly two decades, died early today at his new Washington home. He was 74.
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Washington
TD. T
Gilbert M. Hitcheos
Nebraska
United States
Senate
House
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