Planes and Logistics Stall Mail Service Amid Army Cutbacks
Officials report no word from Washington on canceling mail contracts while about 440 Army planes at San Antonio and Randolph Field are deemed unsuitable for mail due to speed, armament, and cargo limits. Training planes would need cockpit changes, reducing mail capacity to roughly 90 usable craft. Army pilots remain skilled, but field readiness and routes to Dallas and Brownsville face delays as American Airways handles some routes by air while others await guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter San Ann
Merle
Randolph Field
Miers
Kelly
Kelly Field
Orier
Brooks
Bracke Field
Galvestop la
Army
Toutine
Armn
Fistas
San Antonio
American Airways
American Airways Hanties
Dallas
Brownsvalle
Border Capture Case Hearing Opens in Corpus Christi
A Corpus Christi court opened the hearing in a cross border capture case involving charges tied to alleged kidnapping. The issues include whether Henry Keene, deputy U S marshal, should extradite to Mexico to face related charges and if federal authority supports the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Corpus Christi
Fante Ean Antoo
Netly
Henry Keene
U_ 5
Mexico
Treasury receipts and fiscal year totals released
Treasury figures show February receipts and month totals at 7 193,104.52 with year to date receipts since July 1 reaching 4.50a.080geet. The report includes funding aliases and notes bareness eeLoms and other unsettled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Ecceirtis Waseisgion
BD. O
The
Treasury
Geet
Paris Riots Injure Many as Communists clash with Police
In Paris a clash between Communist rioters and police led to numerous injuries. Rioters activated torch barricades on Yuge Street as police fired into the air to disperse the crowd. A private car was overturned on Haltsville Boulevard amid the chaotic street fighting before rioters fled under police pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solice Aney
Afs
Hezaz Harrier
Poicr Weys
Iles
Haltsville Boulevard
Ral Cys
Four-Man Directorship Set Up in France
Paris reports the new French government forms a four-man directorship headed by Premier Gisiah Doumergue to manage foreign affairs and pursue strong policy. The group includes Vina Pr Hechct and Levis Barthes, minister of Foreign Affairs, with aims toward aligning with the Entente and countering German influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fed
Gisiah Doumergue
Ceully
Vle
Fit Doumergue
Vina Pr
Levis Barthes
Ffairs
Srek
Civinenile
Engelbert Lolituss
Auto Tak Bill Signed By HMA For Payment Provisions
Governor We A Froy.iih tiga announces a bill requiring payment terms and penalties for noncompliance. The measure sets fines for violators and clarifies penalties for those resisting new terms, with effective date near midnight February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HMA
Ind
Abel
Thora
Kidnapped by Bank Bandits Freed in Arkansas
A man abducted by bank bandits was released at Gameroy after tense hours. Police reported the suspect name Kilpatereg and a 4 mile escape trail across rural areas. He later gave details of the Gioland Stele bank robbery in Geod. Further investigations continue by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Pty Pris
Kilpatereg
Gisiland Stele Bank
Geod
Kary
Gameroy
New York Clerics Press Plea Against Navy Bill
More than twenty New York clergymen sign letters urging President to withhold support for the Vittson naval bill. The measure would authorize construction of 102 new warships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Navy
New York
York
Rantoyel
Vittson Naval
Army Likely To Take Over Air Mail Service
General MacArthur announced the air mail will resume without delay and the army may assume control before the actal date. About 1700 planes are available, with 100 fast bombing planes ready, and more hours for air corps officers under relaxed limits. Officials weighed post contract implications and possible new postal laws, while Northwest Airways warned of job losses if contracts end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Macarthur
Oitef
MacArthur
Army
Seertory Dew
Hoth
Air Corps
Imreccips Wocey
Courratts
Richard W. Robbins
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Roose Well
Thomas D. Pee
ExStorn Air ‘Transport, Inc
Vhsidiary
Osen
Coolidge
West Coast Air Mail Plans Face Delivery Hurdles
In San Francisco February 10 the War Department and Commerce Department discuss replacing 40 to 60 percent of planes used on private contracts along the Pacific coast. The move follows a presidential order canceling air mail contracts, prompting agencies to identify suitable aircraft and pilots for a post order mail system amid uncertainty over available planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast Air Cornl
Ban Francisco
Fub
War Department
Department of Commerce
Betsern
Tobh
San Francisco
Paz
Air Line Promises Aid Army and Mail Schedule Plans
Air Line commits to continue passenger and mail schedules under army control if needed. Eastern Air Transport president Capt Thorkas RB states this policy as Lern Air, operating from New York with routes to Washington, Atlanta, and Miami, is among 13 firms in the recent order. Postmaster General Parley outlines continuation of mail service even if army seizes operations. Captain Doc nag notes Lern Air has reduced contract scope in open bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Mentyon
Paliey
Pasesenger
Fey
Thorkas RB
Lor
Eastern Air Transport
Lern Air
Ronin
New York
Usglan
Ausata
Miami
Parley
Witettitrity
Weil
Army
Onesale
Docnag
Hls
Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Events
Society notes from Clara C recount the marriage of Miss Mary Folbre to David Steves at Christ Episcopal Church with a family reception. The Ganms chapter of Phi Kappa Delta held a weekly meeting honoring pledges. Alamo Reignts hosts a Sunday barbecue. Bonham Parent-Teacher Association meets for parental education, starting a new unit under Miss De Rosette Thomas. Milady of the Like college plans its annual prom. Junior and senior events across Milady and West Craig areas are listed with dances and gatherings. Officers of Alamo Review No. 2 gathered, with by-law study, prizes, and refreshments. A Travis Card party and various mother and society gatherings are noted with attendees and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara C, Pancqast
Mirs Mary Folbre
Charles Hubert Folbre
David Pipes Steves
Aty
Albert Steves Jr
Christ Episcopal Church
Bonham Schoal Parent- Teannee Association
de Rosusle Rhea
Hebert F. Lee
de Rosette Thomas
Montay
Assool
Obituary for Elias Hardcastle 92. multiple survivors named
Elias Hardcastle 92 of 7325 Ruiz Street dies after services at Haggard McCollum chapel with burial at Devine Mission Burial Park. Native of Montgomery, Alabama, longtime Texas resident with San Antonio survivors: five daughters and several grandchildren. Also listed are Albert L. Morris and other relatives. separate notices mention additional survivors and a Denver minister. A later report covers United Allied Lines officials’ meeting and contract bids under competitive bidding, denying exclusive arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
D. Wikinvon
Crystal Cley
Aviation contracts cancelled by President Roosevelt list
Washington, February 10 reports detail aviation companies with military contracts cancelled by the Roose velt administration. Several major carriers are named with route pairs and subsidy figures, including American Airlines, United States Airways, and Transcontinental and Western. Fort Worth, Texas — W. C. Stripling, 4, a Fort Worth merchant since 1899, died at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Aviation Sompanica
Roosevelt
New York
Chicago
Dale Jas
National Ate Transport, Incorporated
Salt Lake City
Dallas
Brownsville
Alanta
New Orlean
Houston
Ci 9
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Omaha
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Western Air Express
Galt Lake City
Sar Diego
Cheyenne
Alpub
Transcontinental
Western Airlines
Fort
Fort Worth
W. C. Stripling
Tera
Vital Statistics MARNGAGE and Baby Listings Featured
Fragmented notice lists marriages births and dates from February 5 to February 9, naming individuals and street addresses, with many OCR errors. Includes couples and infants, with names such as Jesus Rods Figuez Manuel Boslna Pablo Espinoza Andres Per ry and Maria Alley, plus various street references and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marngage
Alon
Guimez
Oscar H. Kiessing
Tranch
Cala
Venus
Lavi
Vera Gruz
Pablo Espinoza
Vis Ruiz
Andres Perry Soorales
Victor Tonizs
Steetles
Margarita War Manos
Maria Alley
Tootre
Cherles
Lambert Treet
Taith
Lea Alreet
Ierry
Pebnary
Otair Esorce
Sebley “Avenue
Hirl
Ta Aira
Manuelantu
Seth Comal
Hoy
Vicente Rod
Geil Abeits Buy
Jackee Braes Ziles Runmormann
Clarence Shepherd Dugger
Wiley Higron
Veneer
Spriviten
Haghett
Art Sareuncus Welln
Item de WestLiaac
Furl Ty
Thelin AS
Adank MibTops Rinty & Flesng
Wo Ulnwsny
Gleeie
Corporate Names and Places In Fragmentary Tex Rand
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple corporate terms and names including Port Trahnis, Ty Framermann, Armérmann, and WOLaT with references to capital marks and partnerships. Also mentions a service bureau and various personal names in a garbled Austin February text. The readable fragments suggest a directory-style entry or corporate listing rather than a coherent article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Henge Rammany
Padiat Aloe
Thevieparalira
Gearon We Gfhaen Pétar C. Welle
Winery
Mawar Feentments 5
Ranitay Termine
Velianging Nawa
Tanbare-Mesphants Relref Service Bureau
Beaumont and Lone Star court actions flood Texas docket
A dense court record lists numerous cases in County Court at Law No. 1 and seven district courts, including judgments for plaintiffs, foreclosures, sal es, and inventored suits. It notes trials, trials by jury, and various defendants such as Phoenix Refining Company, Lone Star Biscuit Company, and British General Insurance, with multiple suits on notes, mortgages, and liens across Bexar County and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jounty Court AT Law No
Jedes Alec Tang
Merrisnn Casualty Company Ve W. A. Vluioy
J. Bi
Tor Viatal
Wank Jupper
Raith Court of Civil_ aps
Beaumont
Schelling
Va Lone Star
Charles W. Mayar
Prank
Yast
Clute Bram Ve
H. Roeske
Jude Ment
Alex
StriuseFrath Company
Nick Dolling Company
Tne
Plvin
Phoenix Trelining Company
Ine
Bexar Dounty
Wreon
Gonti
Karren
Willan Cameron and Company
Antonio Machine Ans Supply Company
A de Wirallny
Ban Asitong Machine and
Mires
Nates Studiment
Pseu BG Bey
F. H. Woll
Fran
Fiptyseventie Distiuct
Judee RB
Ils
Pwke Carver
Ball
San Antinio Maching
Vis, Lewis, Selmidt
Alt Pole
Imo HK
Mitcholyx
Quindia Kutt
PSE
Austomaiey
Gacar 3
Powell Vs
Duality Wallpaper Company Et al
Annie Sreeten Tanlesn
Blaine Redmet
American Shoe and Hat Company
Yi Max
Wells
Loreneth Welln
Ellen Corn
Tfal
Tan
Thomas Wall
Walt
Hrvelngt
Noah
Fred Bare
Fick Cigar Eniimany
Gordan Ben
Acentint Finck Cigar Ronemne van XD
Whee Phal
Accewnt
Fate Bo Hanfard
Avid
EL Witke
Delle Clark
Pospeinigh
Danirga Tlesrova
Romina Verila
Iit
Gingus
Pridzarch
Gangsters Taken to Lima for Trial
Indiana report states three Dillinger gang members transferred from Michigan City prison to Lima Ohio for trial in the sheriff murders case. Governor Bell informs authorities of the plan as the men await court proceedings in Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Indianapolis
Fey
Wayne Coy
Paul V. BeUtt
Dillinger
Michigan City
Ohio
Dees Savhor
Radio Artists Wang Pol In Gbs
J H McLean reports on a Saturday night program featuring radio artists across genres. The lineup includes orchestras, singers, and notable groups such as the Boston Symphony and Rhythm Kings, with broadcasts on KTSA WOAT and NBC networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wang Pol
Gbs
J. H. McLean
Schedul
RTSA
Michaux
Tehom Jones
Hollwoot
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stillan Party
Byrd Expedition
Gay Lom
Harde Ocheatra
Little Jack Lit
Woat
Detroit
Im Amelia
Boston Symphony Orchestra
A. Halse
Raber L. Ripley
Biltsnore Hotel Orchestra
Gare
Satuday
Flack
Hegra
Raymond Paige
Kay Thompson
Rhythm Kings
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SONS
Eure
Jack Wy
Tor
Whit Bankey
France
Turday Thes
Jake
Forvel i
A. H. Biegert
Schertz
Barrett
Plymouth
Biepert
Mgke Alto
Wutomobile Onde
AatinvAl
Altomobile Chamber
Cemiayek Meio
Pontiac
Fiat Ang Lansing
Siti
Peratunes Aw
Sam Sa
Masser
Aland
Sonda
Agnes
Mewlas
Pas Smyalls
Father Flettes
Sid
Aranile
Texas
Batfele
Ee Baas
Feiee Lay
Raleez
United
PG. Johnson
United Airlines
National Air Transport
Boeing Air Transport
Pacific Ar Transport
St. Paul
Northwest Airways, Inc
Enid
Northwest
San Prancisco
Congress
Walter 7. Brown
Sryator Black
Wemecr
Alasama
Tto
Senate
Air Line
Lie Regula
Ganms
Phi Kanna J Delta Sorority
Pegay McClanty
Betty Kiey+ Koacher
Beryl Jambets
Olive Henderson
Dorawny Locke
Anthony Siwine
Alamo ‘Reignts
Toantoy
Bycrrone
Milady
College Winl
College Wallroon
Muis
Mary Louise Lion
Sted Johnson
West Craig Tae
Sl Castile
Garrity Road
Thabaw
Hyisache Avenie
Little Flower Society
Les Maryuettes
Louis Amstrong
T. E. Hathaway
N. M. Karney
Alamo Review
Armstrong
Prlers
Meadames
Kate Champeon
A. §. Oase
Jeff Serris
C. A. Bursholder
Travis Fleet
Joe Hans
Joan Anderson
Ralph Marchior
John Obrietti
Gustave Necker
George Graschel
Joseph Hans
R. Rb, Huebney
Aumist Fwaldie
Ralph Marchton
John Anderson
Tangs W. Smith
Bianco Resc
Watjism C
Albert L. Mores
Porter Stynes
Missoul
Servines
Fing
Cand Ma
Het Aiade Agalmat
United Allies
Altiition
Rae Office Ould
Re Hombaneri
United al: Lire
Matlon- FL Ale
Racing Als Transport
Pagino Afr Transport
Pip G. Jotowon
Unitee Ale Ties
United Alterett and Transport Conpotation
Achannoald
Wilel
Ip Office
He Esserde
Ceny
Northngust Airwass
Chicago and
Tallings
Transamerica Air Lines
Buffalo and
Chilengo
Pennsylvania Air Lines
Fanta Kerler Aviation
Billings
Borden
Hollywood
Ktsa J 1 Yy
Borden ‘A “Fle
As Yaaral
America
New World
Bosten. Eymebany
Phyddehhly Orchestra
ETSA
Mozart
Weber
Paul Siple
Sermt
Herd
Wall
Wid T
WMAQ
KTSA
Tlano
Tre Spries
Ae Direct
Cupar
Ulm
al May
Halsethaig
Marc
Broadway
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