Injuries Fatal To Son Of Justice In Greensburg
Kevin Butler 93, building firm executive and son of Justice Bubler of the Supreme Court, died after a fall from a speeding train near Devils Bend. He was returning from a business trip to St Paul, Minnesota, and was found beside the rear car yesterday morning. Trainmen believe he may have been rolled against the window as the train curved.
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Greensburg
Kevin Butler
Pieres Bubler
Supréme Court
Butler
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Kate
Kelly Field Vet Is Found Dead In Atlanta Home
Harold D. Lyons a 46 year old World War II veteran at Kelly Field was found dead in his bathroom by his wife with a pistol wound to the head. Detective W. Roper noted a caliber pistol near Lyons and said the body appeared to have been discovered after he returned home from a veterans' hospital indicating ill health.
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Kelly Field
Atlanta
Harold D. Lyons
5. W. Roper
Lyons
Hone
Veteran Rail Man Enjoys Wis Leisure
J M Bowden of Bucar Vista street recently celebrated his eighty fifth birthday by playing dominoes and recalling a long railroad career. Known as sam HIN for decades, Bowden served the Missouri Pacific Railroad for 41 years before retiring March 1 1938. He began work July 4 1884 and now spends his days with friends, hobbies, and reminiscences.
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J. M Bowden
Bucar Vista Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bawden
Sam Hin
Missouri Pacific
UNION PLAN IN IRELAND Looko BELFAST ELECTION FAVORS CRAIGAVON
In Belfast Northern Ireland Prime Minister Viscount Craigavon's government won a five year return amid eight undecided seats in Wednesdays elections The union with Ireland remained opposed as his party secured 32 of 62 Northern Ireland Assembly seats asserting control and dismissing talk of a united Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Viscount Craigavon
Ireland
Craotgavon
Bett
House of Commions
Cialgavon
Mister Can You Spare a Car Seeps Through City Jail Backlog
Police HQ overflowed with prisoners while the Corporation Court faced months of docket buildup. Only 12 defendants awaited trial as officers used squad cars to shuttle pickets from the West Line and county jail to court, delaying proceedings throughout the day.
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Corporation Court
Buidge Pit C. Shoak
Ue West Line
le County
Shook
Counterfeiter uses twin daughters in scam in New Mexico
U S secret service agents in Tucumcari NM disclose Charles L Baker of Tremacarl ex convict led his twin daughters Wilma and Velma in a counterfeit bill passing scheme. Baker had passed bogus notes in Clovis NM and Amarillo TX while the girls acted as decoys. Baker sought by authorities for over a month and had served sentences in several states.
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Tucumcars
N. M
Svengali
Lus
U.S
Secret Service
Charles 1
Baker
Tweamcarl
Denver
Trinidad
Colo
New, Mexico
Texas
Perate
Wilma
Velma
Clovis
Amarillo
Liquor Shipment Bill Advances Through House Panel
Washington February 1 The House Post Office Committee approved a bill to permit international liquor samples to be shipped by mail though domestic channels remain barred. The measure aims to allow sample shipments to foreign nations while excluding dry states within the United States.
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Washington
INS
House Post Office
United States
Eample
Storm Rips Tent Sheltering Four on Ice Floe
A four person party adrift on an ice floe off Green Lane reported a powerful Arctic storm wrecked their tent and blew down the tent pole. Sleds overturned but they kept the radio up and built a snow shelter to wait for rescue.
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Moscow
Rosslay
Green Lane
Testa
Roel
Insurance firm executives meet in San Antonio conference
Travelers Insurance Company chief underwriter J G HU and H B Gen- Anagal Dallas manager visited San Antonio Friday for a conference with Texts representatives to discuss the accident department concerns.
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J. G. HU
T ‘He Accident Department
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Gain
WH. B. Gen- Anagal
Dallas
San Antonio
Thieves Loot Pastor's Home and Nearby Residences
Burglars raided the home of Rev. G D Batts at 104 West Hurt Avenue, taking three pairs of trousers a vest two raincoats and food. Other incidents include a stolen overcoat from Joe Heitler's car at Perelda and Booth Fresn streets a box of hose from King Cotton a watch from Mrs. Morrison and various items from trucks and stores. A jewelry store lock was broken at 205 Alamo Plaza but no entry.
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Batts
jHurt Avenue
Staten Fran Lie
Joe Heitler
Terrell Avenue
Perelda
Booth Fresn
Hani
King Cotton
Frocks Company
Houston ‘Street
Z. P. Morrison
Tall ‘Voulevard
Joe Leal
Monterey Street
T. L. Wise
Touston Street
A. D. Anderson
Vietorin Street
Cole Bank
W.G. LeLand
Thorman Place
G. M. Roberts
G. A. Ao Aitt
Parl Loshieinger
Mision. Provision Company
TI. G. Siegel
AL 205
Alamo Plaza
A. GC. Heinestim
East Locust Street
Beauticians Club to Sponsor Dance at Elks Club
The San Antonio Brauliniatis Club will sponsor a dance and hair style show at the Elks Club on ngon Saturday with prizes for winter entrants. Mrs. B. Lyle Hauck serves as president.
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Beauticians’ Club
San Antonio
Officer to Get Flying Cross at Randolph Field
Air corps reserve officers in the San Antonio area are asked to attend a Saturday formation at Randolph field where Lt. Ellis will receive the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism in saving an Army airplane after the pilot exited by parachute. Maj. Gen. H. J. Brees will present the cross, with Maj. William Lewis of the Air Reserves Association of the United States traveling from Oklahoma City to attend and meet with officers afterward.
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Air Corps
San Antonio
Randolph Field
Lirwl
Ditoss Ellis
Isni
H. J. Brees
Eighth Corps
Elis
William ©. Leawis
Air Reserves Association of
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Swope Named General Chairman of Armaval M C A Drive
John Swope, San Antonio businessman and secretary of the Optimist Club, appointed general chairman of the Armaval M C A maintenance campaign. The drive runs March 1 to March 21 to raise $15,000, funding the purchase of baby chicks and poultry supplies through Classification 122.
Weather summary from a fragmented telegraph weather sheet
A garbled weather dispatch lists numerous U.S. cities with mixed data including temperatures and conditions. It mentions rainfall and snow in scattered places and references moon phases and forecasts for travel destinations. The readable items include cities like Lubbock Memphis New Orleans and Phoenix with unclear figures.
Battleships Declared Obsolete by Maverick in New York
In New York on February 11 Representative Maury Maverick of Texas challenged naval policy, saying air power renders battleships useless. He cited Pacific tests showing direct air hits and underwater bombs harm ships, urged disclosure of secret army reports, and questioned ties with Britain over battleship expansion.
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New York
Insi
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
Pacific
Army
Navy
Aninink Defense League Reports January Shelter Visitations
The Aninink Defense League announced January activities locating 37 stray dogs and five abandoned animals, with 12 dogs under investigation, two horses, no mules, and one monkey noted. A shelter at 1041 Brady Boulevard welcomed 549 visitors as the league counted 717 members.
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Aninink Defense League
Ieague
Brady Boulevard
League
Borrowing Sam Adds New Alias to Victims
A thief known as Borrowing Sam, now adding the name Priday, gained the trust of J. K. Irvin by posing as hotel staff and borrowing 4.50 with a promise to return. He has evaded police attention as he targets residents, including J. A. Starnes who loaned a wheelbarrow and hoe.
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Sam
Twiy
Priday
Polles
J. A. Starnes
Pittman Won't Issue Call to Behrens Fight Oil Tax
Washington Feb 11 Senator Pittman Democrat Nevada said he did not plan to call Behrens Dallas to testify before the senate committee on public funds. He cited records linking Behrens and Burlew to a criminal record in 1920 Texas prohibition work and called them whitewashed by the interior department on oil charges. If Behrens or Burlew choose to testify, Pittman said he would gladly hear them. Austin Feb 11 Earnest O Thompson urged Congress to unite against a proposed federal fuel oil tax. He argued the plan is not a revenue measure but targets oil producers to aid coal interests and sent letters to Roosevelt Garner and Texas lawmakers with maps showing Texas oil receipts rising despite high output.
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Washington
Pittman Demgerat
Vodal
Wailer
Behrens
Dallas
Senate Committee of Public Funds
Texan Aad
Pittman
Ebert K. Marlew
The
Interior
Victor J
Texas
Interior Department
Behreng
Fishman
Huthod
Jokes
Burlew
Austin
Earnest O. Thompson
Inter
Pennsylvania
Thompson
Roosevelt
Garner
Texarkana Farmer Faces Girl's Charge
Texarkana Ark Feb 11 QNSI C C Rose 30 year old farmer today faced charges of criminal assault upon a 16 year old girl near here He was held in jail.
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Texarkana
Ark
QNSI
C. C. Rose
Yi Jail
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