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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1937

Page

12

Duke of Windsor Calls From Cannes Amid Tax Bill Tales

The Duke of Windsor, in Vienna, paid a large phone bill for calls to Mrs. Wallace Simpson while sending his detective to Cannes on a secret mission. Attaches later denied reports of a motoring accident and said the incident involved a used car advertisement and other classified notices.

Vienna Jan Duke of Windsor Carnes Atone Wailis Simpson R. Slorier Cannes Ab Enstls

Alamo Unearths Ancient Human Remains During Shrine Work

Workmen restoring the Alamo discovered graves in front of the altar area containing two skulls and bones. The site was examined by Leila Small, custodian, with bones sent to a decision by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas chapter gathering at the Anéfy hotel. In Berlin, Admiral Paul Behcheke, 70, former navy chief, died, ending his World War II era command.

Gug Alamo Leila Small Daughters of the Republic of Texas Anéfany Hotel Berlin Paul Behcheke Navy Department Geran Dayal Balliceek

Oklahoma passes tax exemption bill in brief legislative session

Oklahoma City reports the legislature adjourned after enacting a tax exemption measure. The bill lifts a constitutional cap set by a voter approved amendment and becomes effective January 1, 1837. The regular session opened at noon and the measure affects taxpayers nationally. Governor Allred indicates intention to name a South Texan to the highway commission vacancy in February.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Don Sixtecath Austin l—Goveror Allred Highway Commission Marfit San Antonie

German ultimatum to Spanish government over seized cargo

German cruiser Koenigsberg sent a direct ultimatum to the Spanish Socialist government threatening to transfer seized Spanish ships to fascist insurgents unless German cargo is returned by Friday. The basing Basque regime had detained the Nazi warships Aragon and Marta Junquera in the Bay of Biscay and refused cargo release, prompting retaliatory seizures and warnings of further action.

Berlin Dam Cruiver Koenigsberg Marta Junquera Bay of Biscay Francisco Prafico Ab Bilbay Guysi Aragon Marta

Rescuers Complete Indian Efforts in New Mexico

In Magdalena New Mexico June 507 weary Indian service workers pressed into the western bad lands to rescue an isolated band of Navajos exposed to sub zero weather and near starvation. A rescue truck located the group and agents expected to evacuate the remainder today.

Magdalena N. M Indian Service New Mexico Ers Tadiat

Roosevelt Jr Leaves Hospital After Sinus Operation

Physicians report Franklin D Roosevelt Jr, son of the president, is expected to go home at the end of the week after entering Massachusetts General Hospital November 25 for a sinus operation and treatment for streptococcal infection. Doctors say his condition is fine.

Bbusivg Van Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Roosevelt Massachusetts General Hospital

Rayburn promises full support for Roosevelt program

Washington January 5 Representative Sam Rayburn the new Democratic leader in the House pledged 100 percent cooperation with President Roosevelt's legislative plan after a tense race with John J. OConner. Rayburn, 53, begins his 25th year in Congress and expects unified action from the party as it steers the 332 House members.

Washington Jan Sto Rayburn Ehc En Toor House Roosevelt Stonky Tos John J. O'Conner Newpass Tammany al Rayburn

Roosevelt honors Gravell for debt-free start to year

President Roosevelt sent a congratulatory letter to J Harvey Gravell of Ambler Pennsylvania praising the paint manufacturer for paying off all debts of his employees as a New Year gift. Gravell, head of the American Chemical Paint Manufacturing Co, divided 90000 dollars among 16 workers so they could begin the year without debt.

F.D.R Ambler Ment Roosevelt J. Harvey Gravell Gravell American Chemical Paint Manufacturing Company

Rebels Swing on New Front Near Madrid

Victorious Spanish insurgents pressed toward the Escorial communications road northwest of Madrid as government defenses withdrew. Casualties reported from yesterday’s raid include fifty killed and 260 wounded. Unverified totals may rise due to wreckage and debris. Mundo Obrero denounced the bombing as a beastly act and urged Allied nations to act.

Madrid Ehisir Gank FI Escorial Aravaca Pozuelo Maja Dahonda Boadilla del Devris University City Mundo Obrera England France

Eagle Furniture Owners Honored With Employee Surprise Party

W T Garven and partners of Eagle Furniture were surprised by their employees during a Monday night party. The event honored the owners for their leadership and contributions to the firm.

Garven Arts W.T. Garven Eagle Furniture Company

Postal Budget for New San Antonio Federal Building

Fred C. Cornwell announces a 60,000 pound budget for custodians at the new San Antonio federal building. The staff will grow to 2 to 4 hires after civil service exams in a few months. The 237,900 square foot building is described as satisfactory as Cornwell leaves for Albuquerque, New Mexico.

San Antonio Fred C. Cornwell Post Office Department Cornwell Dai J. Quill Corwel Allaiquerque N. M

Immigration Officials Confer in Texas on Inspection Tour

Immigration Chief William A. Whalen and district director Walter W. Knopp meet in San Antonio and Galveston to plan an inspection tour. Accompanied by F. H. Crockett and H. P. Brady, they will depart Tuesday night for Laredo to inspect operations.

William A. Whalen Galveston Ban Antonio Walter W. Knopp Whalen F.H. Crockett H. P. Brady Laredo Sant Antonio

Germany demands release of sequestered cargo and Spaniard

Spanish authorities in Valencia report Germany’s Koenigsberg issued a three day ultimatum demanding release of sequestered material from the Getragreighler cargo and an unnamed Spaniard seized aboard before Christmas. Officials warned of grave consequences for further interference with Spanish shipping as other ships Aragon and Maria Juqueta face seizure.

Bayonne France Valencia Koenigsberg Sparsh Germany Tentum L Iberate Comemainder Aragon Maria Jut Bilbao

Woman Treated After Beating Near Rail Station

A woman identified as Miss Stelen Bowland, 1179 Due Vanno Sitet, was treated at Robert B. Green hospital on Tuesday after a man assaulted her near the Missouri Pacific railway station. Police were investigating the attack and the victim’s condition was reported stable.

Stelen Bowland Duevanno Sitet Robert B. Green Hospital Missouri-Pacific

New Vocational Training School to Open September 1

J C Cochran urges making the new junior school a Vocational training school in the Steves garden tract. He cites federal funding to cover half teacher salaries, fertile land, good water supply, and reduced congestion at west side schools. The west side academy is to open February 1.

Steves Garden Board of Education J. C. Cochran Echonts Bt Anthony Hotel Cochran Fertie Iis West Side Cochrah Jvnntor Hen

Pope Pling New Academy Inauguration Amid Illness

Vatican City January reports outline plans for inaugurating the Pontifical academy while Pope Pius XII remains bedridden with neuritis. Persistent rains and age hinder travel as officials await a personal message from the ailing pope during the academy’s national session. Cardinal Pacelli and Cardinal Rossi visited as routine conversations continued behind closed doors.

Vatican City Jan Pontifical Academy Holy Father Vatican Pontity Persai Cardinal Pacelli Carding Rossi

Funeral for Mrs. Annie Bruce Held in Solon

Funeral services were held in Solon for Mrs. Annie Bruce Mansfield aged 69 wife of Congressman J J Mansfield who died yesterday in Houston.

Solon Houston

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