Edsel Ford's Wife Detained by Deputies in Stanton Scuffle
Detroit February 11. Deputies tried to serve Edsel Ford with subpoenas as his wife Mrs Edsel Ford faced a confrontation with four armed constables on a dark Lake St. Clair shore road. Henry Ford's daughter in law calmed attendants and the incident is under Wayne County prosecutor review. Edsel Ford was not present at the time.
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Edsel Ford
Ford
Wayne County
Henry Ford
Miles Ki. Calehan
Ford Motor Company
Culehan
East Ford
Depositon
Philadelphia
Trick
Circuit Court
Calehan
Andrew Phillips
Clayton Phillips
Barry c. Hudson
Reymond Addison
Strs
Jackson Mansion
A Sweet Stomach in Two Minutes
An advertising note extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to soothe sour stomachs and bad breath. It touts calcium carbonate and magnesium as a modern antacid, promising improved digestion, no pain, and a "sweet stomach" for twenty five cents.
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Stuart
Fast Customs Flying Squadron Guarding Rio Grande Border
San Antonio hosts eight boosted patrol craft in the U S customs air patrol to combat smuggling across the Mexican border. Upgraded planes use lighter fuselage and fewer weapons to outrun smugglers, with inspectors learning to pilot to extend reach toward California. The unit aims to deter smuggling along the Rio Grande.
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San Antonio
United States Customs Air Patrol
Mae
California
Rio Grande
Prisoner Tried on Poverty Oath Again in Gell
Man Henry G. Patterson faced release from federal confinement after taking a poverty oath but faces ongoing state custody for a grand larceny case. A murder trial in Ninety-Fourth District Court involves Fred Vileioz and Tony's Place on Josephine Street. a motion for no new trial is pending, and he remains jailed until the court rules.
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Menry GC
Patterson
Sears
Linn
Economist Will Lecture at Y W
Dr. Robert H. Montgomery of the University of Texas will lecture at the Young Men's Christian Association. The event, sponsored by the Y M C A committee, is open to the public and set for February 24.
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Economist
Y.W
Robert H. Montgomery
University of Texaa
Wil Bill Awtories
Ascuralan
Young
Radio Group Demands Exemption For Short Wave Car Sets
San Antonio Radio Club led by George L. Downs threatens to oppose Senate Bill 78 and House Bill 181 unless clauses exempt licensed short wave transceivers in cars. The group, affiliated with the ARRL, argues for protection of research use and interstate communication under federal authority. Police officials said misuse caused interference with patrol units.
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San Antonio Radio Club
Chiefs of Power
George L. Downs
American Radio Relay League
Frank M. Corlett
Dallas
Downs
E.G. Conroy
KGZE
San Antonio
Austin
Corlett
Congress
Chiefs of Police and
City Marshals Association of Texas
Owen Kilday
Bexar Licenses Trail Last Year’s Figures
Maury Maverick, Bexar county tax collector, reports automobile license sales in Bexar county lagging last year. Through Saturday 42,400 passenger car licenses issued this year versus 50,000 a year ago, with commercial licenses 6,468 vs 8,200 and chauffeur licenses 1,383 vs 2,217. The drop indicates unemployment among truck drivers.
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Bexar County
Maury Maverick
Maverick Sei
Dancing lessons as back rent dispute heard in court
CHICAGO Feb 11(18) Judge Cecil Smith heard a case over whether dancing lessons given by Mildred Woods to the husband of her landlady were worth 76 dollars in back rent. Edith Quinn, owner of Miss Woods' dancing studio, filed an eviction suit claiming rent remains due. Woods countered that the landlady's husband cancelled the debt in exchange for lessons.
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Chicago
Mildred Woods
Cecil Smith
Edith Quinn
Miss Woods
Mirage Woods
Blast Victims Continue as Rescue Efforts Persist
Neunkirchen Last Valley Feb 1 Rescue workers and soldiers comb the ruins for more victims of a devastating gestani explosion that killed an estimated 176. Sixty bodies recovered, nine identified. Hospitals report over 500 residents seriously injured and 200 receiving first aid.
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Neunkirchen
Last Valley
Bsk
Gestani
Newnkirchen
Gun battle in Denver auction room leaves two detectives dead
Police Detective George Schneider was shot and killed and Detective John Dea mortally wounded during a downtown Denver gunfight with a man named G. Ray of Azeveda. Around a hundred patrons fled as bullets rang through the auction room. Ray opened fire when questioned about stolen furniture, and both officers exchanged gunfire. Schneider and Ray were killed, Den was badly wounded.
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Denver
George Schneider
John Dea
G. Ray
Azeveda, & Guborb
Ray
Beliwelder
Den
Schneider
Ufc
Burglar Seeks Radios From San Antonio Shop
A burglar who took three radios from B F Davis Radio Shop at 418 North St Marys Street was among several suspects sought by San Antonio police Saturday. Joe Fordyce of 205 Perez Street was victim of another thief who stole his overcoat from a car on a cold Friday night.
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B. F. Davis
North St. Mary's Street
San Antonio
Joe Fordyce
Perez Street
Sinus Infection Warned Against In Effect On Tonsils
A vintage medical ad promotes SinSipter as a nasal rinse remedy for sinus infections and related symptoms. It urges readers to consult Nose and Throat Specialists and notes the product is safe pleasant and simple to use with a money back guarantee. The copy touts dramatic mucus relief and head clarity.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
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