Effort 10 AOR Stations Foiled in San Antonio
Early Saturday police foiled simultaneous attempts to rob two San Antonio filling stations. Detectives responded to alarms at Grayburg 607 Company and Fire Point stations. three men fled when lights flashed and officers approached. Two motorists alerted police after seeing suspects crash around the Grayburg station. The trio fled and left no trace in nearby areas.
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San Antonio
Detective Bureau
Grayburg 607
Broadway
Josep Street
Fire Point OW
Orth Plores
Laurel Streets
Five Points
Weaking
Yarris
Jensen
Ford
Grarburg
Beetilge Bath
John A Brody Named Kansas Vets Chief
John A. Brody of Hale Missouri was appointed regional manager of the Kansas City veterans bureau. He previously served as local supervisor at Chillicothe Missouri and acting chief of rehabilitation at St. Louis. Edward J Wieland of Gindbrook Iowa was named regional manager at Omaha Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Washington
John A. Brody
Hale
Kansas_City veterans bureau
Ihe
Chillicothe
St. Louis
Edward J. Wieland
Gindbrook
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
End of World Prophecies Fail to End in Hollywood
Doomsday observations collapse as midnight passes with no catastrophe. Doomsday seekers led by Mrs. Margaret Bowen and others face ridicule while vowing continued faith. Courts in Hollywood handle alimony cases and doomsday complaints as photographers and crowds observe the quiet after midnight.
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Hollywood
Margaret TW. Rowen
District Attorney’s Office
Bowen
Los Angeles
Gotham
Robert Reidt
East Patchogue
Long Island
Reidt
Lincoln
Neb
Calt
Pacific Coast
Wiill
Albert A. Porta
San Francisco
William Miller
Pittsfield
Mass
Washington County
Jesus
Miller
England
Mother Shipton
Doctor Testifies on Prison Cruelty in Texas Penitentiary
Dr. Jon H Hartman testified before a joint prison investigation committee, detailing alleged abuses at Huntsville and Harlem farms. He described five punishment modes from dark cells to lashes, forced labor, and an alleged coerced surgical operation after a prior escape attempt.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Jon H. Hertman
el ‘Paso
Hartman
W. WL. Griffin
Victoria
James Cade
Griffin
Pat Ne
Harlem
Ferguson
Cal
Huntsville
Jake Herring
Eharlem
Wit‘ness
Pit
Mons
Guntsville
Bush
Unarmed Victims on Highways in Rural Ambush
A fleeing car escaped a highway holdup after an armed confrontation with three assailants. A resident, Worley, defended himself against two men on Cafitte avenue and Sycamore street, firing a revolver to deter them until police arrived. Officers Christoph and detectives Jensen and Ford investigated.
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Fies
Cafitte Avenue
Sycamore Street
Texas women back Gainesville school plan protest
Fort Worth February 7 with protest letters from the Woman's Era club urging lawmakers to oppose any plan that would reduce efficiency or abandon the Girls Training School at Gainesville. The letter is signed by Anna Shelton president Aire W J Hell secretary and Mrs Cato Sells legislative chair.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Woman's Era
Matt Athday
Anna Shelton
Aire
W. J. Hell
Mra
Cato Sells
City Pays 30000 on Water Company Dispute
City has paid 30000 toward a disputed water bill while court action continues. An injunction remains in force granting a 4 2 percent increase, with the company operating under it until rescinded. further increases and refunds are contested and await court decisions.
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Nurt
Water Company
Kellogg Dinner Hosted for British Rulers in London
The king and queen with a mixed Briton and American party dined at Crane House in London, hosted by Kellogg. Kellogg is expected to replace Charles Evang Hugher as secretary of state.
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Associated Press
London
Jane Night
Ambassador Amgar, Renoee
Crane House
Kellat
Charles Evang Hugher
Random Snippets and Rumors From A Troubled Page
A collage of jokes notes and oddities across city life and politics. It mixes humor quotes from farmers professors and a British whisky debate with fleeting references to a Los Angeles divorce case and a senator breaking with Coolidge over debts.
Brother of Collins Barred From Cavern
The article recounts rescue efforts at a cave entombment as guardsmen converge at the site near Louisville. Andrew Collins, elder brother of the trapped man, collapses while aiding the search. Food lines inside the cave are disputed with reports that rations did not reach the entombed.
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Andrew Collins
Colfig Brothers
Kewanee
Mingis
Sand Cave
Red Grass
Red Cross
Tay G. Lewin
Omaha
Nebraska
Hubl
M. Lawrence
Chicago
Collins
Cramton Measure Ordered Reported by Senate Committee
Senate judiciary committee ordered a favorable report on the Cramton bill uniting all prohibition administration under a new agency within the Treasury Department. The action was reported from Washington Nebraska by United Press.
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Uo Assoc Press
Washington
Neb
Newarain
Teeamry Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Death of Henry Gish Prompts Inquiry and Funeral Plans
Henry Gish Brackenridge High School athlete was shot by a city detective and will be buried at Mission Burial Park Saturday afternoon. Funeral services for the youth will be held at his residence and St Marks Episcopal Church with Rev S Arthur Huston officiating and directed by the Richa company. Detectives Grasshoff and Goff were suspended pending a grand jury investigation into the death, with the body of the young football player dying after a pursuit when the car he drove was stopped. The active pallbearers include Marvin Gill Willie Dunsizaere Johnny Dunsmore Tilford Fletcher Willian Hill and Henry Steinbomer.
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Henry Gish
Brackenridge
Richa Company
L. F. Grasshoff
A. G. Goff
Gish
Phil Wright
Bexar County
Grand Jury
Grasshoff
Goff
Marvin Gill
Willie Dunsizaere
Johnny Dunsmore
Tilford Fletcher
Willian Hill
Henry Steinbomer
Footprints Deepen Mystery in Lewis Tragedy
Deputies expand inquiry into a lone Babcock Road spot where Lewis was found. Two women at a nearby house may know more after an additional car track and ashes near the scene emerged. Duke Carver and Lee Johnson pursue new leads while DA Chambers holds the gun's bullet as investigators seek a sharper clue.
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Jael
Babcock Road
Lewis
Duke Carver
Lee Johnson
Witty Masterpieces of Art and Architecture Exhibit
Fifty masterworks will be shown as colored stereoptican slides in the Army YMCA building auditorium at 8 o'clock Saturday night. The Philadelphia of Arts and Sciences secretarial staff directs the event, the first of four illustrated lectures in a UT sponsored educational campaign by the Federal Bureau of Education and the Department of Visit Education of the University of Texas.
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Army
Federal Bureau of Education
Department of Visit Education
The
University of Texas, Aan
Officers fail to locate Texan A L Brooks in desert search
No trace found of A L Brooks 50 prominent Valley vegetable dealer who disappeared with his car Thursday evening between Mercedes and Varlingen thirteen miles apart. Peace officers in three hardby counties have abandoned the search. Believed to have crossed into Mexico or driven north into Texas. Brooks faced nervous collapse and financial worries despite a sound produce firm. He left the Valley in a light coupe.
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Associated Press
Brownsvileds
Tex
A. L. Trrooks
Valley
Mercedes
Varlingen
Hardey
Mexico
Teras
Brooks
Texas
Chicago Taxis Halted by Dense Fog Delays All Traffic
One of Chicago’s heaviest fogs in memory shuts down transportation as daytime traffic grinds to a halt. A major taxicab company suspends service amid collision risks, despite operating in extreme weather before.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Taxicab ‘Company
Polish actress acquitted in lover’s fatal shooting
Paris reports Stanislawa Uminska a Polish actress was acquitted of murder in the killing of her fiancé Jean Gynsowski a writer and war veteran last July. She testified she shot him to end his suffering from an incurable illness. The jury reached verdict in three minutes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Stanislawa Uminska
Jean “Gynsowski
Dover Road charity play at Main Avenue High School
Daily rehearsals by the performers in The Dover Road continue under Miss Henrietta Newding’s direction. The Tuesday evening performance at Main Avenue High School, February 10, is under the auspices of the San Anton and Chapter of Hadassah. Proceeds go to charity.
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Dover Road
Main Avenue High School
San Anton
Hadaasah
Henrietta Newding
Coast Guard mounts shore patrol against Jersey rum fleet
Reports from New York dated February 7 1943 describe coast guard cutters and speed boats chasing a rum fleet off the New Jersey coast about 42 miles north of Seaside Park with liquor loads piled aboard. Government vessels held position while shore patrols of armed guards lined the coast from Seaside Park to Highland Park ready to meet smugglers within their jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
New York
Grattini
Coast Guard
Aréon
Jersey
Government Boa
Seaside Park
Highland New Jersey
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