Chief to Stay Here Long as Needed
Donald Henderson, international president of the United Connery Porkers Agricultural and Allied Workers union, will remain in San Antonio as long as needed due to the peck shelters strike. The union, claiming 105,000 members, organized last July and is strongest in rail, vegetable and fish canning zones, with five locals in the Rio Grande Valley.
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United Canners, Packers, Agricultural and Albag Workers’ Union
San Antonio
Seligmann
United States
C.K. Guin
Capone’s condition reexamined at Alcatraz hospital
In San Francisco on February 10, reports say Al Capone, confined for the sixth day in the Alcatraz prison hospital, was examined by psychiatrists Dr. Edward W. Twitchell Dr. Julian M. Wolfsohn and Dr. George Hess. Officials denied rumors of a straight jacket and of a raging maniac.
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Alcatraz Prison Hospital
Edward W. Twitchell
Julian M. Wolfsohn
George Hess
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Cabby Loses Fine Appeal In San Antonio Case
Levi Stevens, taxi driver, lost an appeal against a $100 fine for operating without a city license under San Antonio's taxicab ordinance. Judge Charles J. Matthews upheld the fine in County Court-at-Law No. 2 after Stevens was arrested November 20 for running a taxi on New Braunfels Avenue without proper credentials. Deportations tied to immigration officials are noted with seven Mexicans ordered deported in a federal court proceeding.
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Charles J. Matthews
Levi Stevens
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Stevens
Nori
New Braunfels Avenue
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Jewelry theft at Brackenridge Park Golf Course reported
Murray Brooks, manager, said jewelry valued at 1600 dollars was stolen sometime between October 1 and January 26 while his wife was out of town. The items included a diamond and platinum bracelet, a diamond bar pin, and several rings. Nearby burglaries noted. juvenile suspects arrested after candy theft led to investigations. Also reported: lumber theft from a power plant, assorted losses including a watch, an envelope with 24 dollars, and a handbag valued at 6 pounds.
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Joy Kis Candy Company
East Nueva Street
Olotter
Conchpelon Road
Fairplay Street
Ernest Scribner
San Antonio Public Service Company
Eb, Kuenster
West Ashby Price
William Davis
Denver Boulevard
Ben Oris
West
Guenther Fleet
Ete Harper
San Petro Avenue
Orvis
Sisy Feel
Mile Bsrragan
Seiuth Me- Fina Strest
West Side
Hayy Scuggins
San Pedro
Woman Freed on Collision Charge in Houston Street Incident
Mrs J Gollchar of 235 Rush Street faced Judge Phil C Shook after a collision in the 400 block of Boat Houston Street. The defense argued an older accident, and the court acquitted the defendant, noting another car struck her vehicle.
Mayor’s Private Payroll Clarifies Dickens Position
Reporters questioned Mayor Qui about the private payrolls showing Howard Dickens not on the mayor’s payroll during Deputy Sheriff Wester’s term. The mayor insisted Dickens is on his private payroll and refused to reveal further details, citing disruption of effectiveness if disclosed.
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Howat Dickins
Wader
Albert W. Wester
Weagyer
K. Qui. Beare
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Sabinas May Get Shelling Plant
Pecan magnate Julius Seligmann threatens to move shelling work from San Antonio to Sabinal and Seguin to avoid social security taxes and labor costs. He claims agriculture classification would cut payroll taxes and wages. Local leaders caution against disruption and defend city neutrality amid the dispute.
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Chamber of Commerce
Julius Seligmann
Istinking
Bby
Seligmann
Texas
Fred Herndon
Sabinal Chamber of Commerce
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Meat industry exhibit aims to boost consumption in San Antonio
A Chicago meat division representative from the national livestock and meat board arrived in San Antonio to demonstrate cutting techniques and promote higher meat use. He announced meetings with local retailers at the Eapyoas Publishing company and a Friday stop at another location, staying two days at the Gunter hotel. The visit is organized by a Swift and Company committee led by H. P. Jones.
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Eapyoas Publishing Company
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Gunter Hotel
H. P. Jones
Swift and Company
Auto Crash Victim Dies of Injuries on Lavernia Road
Henry C. Butler 51 of Floresville died Thursday night at Robert B. Mal Hospital from a broken back after a late Monday automobile accident on Lavernia Road seven miles from San Antonio. Butler, a machinist engineer, was native of Kentucky survived by widow Janie J. Butler and two children. Funeral arrangements pending Floresville.
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San Antone
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Floresville
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Kentucky
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Sim
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Gwendalyn
Devisy Butler
Flores
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Morgan Field
J. He Dutler
Marlon
Dogs Who Attacked 3 Watched for Rabies
City health officials monitored three boys and three men linked to dog attacks after a rabies scare. Names listed include Herbert and Braemer Hersons, Richard Howard, and G A Rocgers among others. Firefighters began disinfecting and repainting beds in response to the incident.
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South Prean Street
Richard J Howard
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Jury Delays As Tear Gas Hurts Infant at Pecan Shellers
Police used tear gas on about 50 demonstrators in the 1800 block of Guadalupe during a planned picket, injuring a 5 month old baby Ramire z. A doctor was summoned as the crowd dispersed. Federal investigator Joseph Myers and Julius Seligmann of Southern Pecan Shelling met two hours without agreement. Myers urged restoring pay or arbitration, while union leaders balked at city appointees and insisted on government mediation. Rev J Grady Timmons said he spoke with both sides but could not reach Seligmann.
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Ramon J Ramirez
Apma Ramirez
Joseph &. Myers
Julius Seligmann
Southern Pecan
Myers
J.grady Timmons
Travis
Park Methodist Church
San Antonio
Alliance
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