San Antonians Shine in Riverside Amateur-Pro Golf
San Antonians dominated the Riverside California event with strong showings and prize money. Heat Israel and Byron Nelson shared second, Tod Menefer earned 45 dollars for a best round of 7 under par, and others from San Antonio competed in the Riverside tournament finale. The field moved to Hillcrest and Lakeside venues for upcoming prize events as part of the winter tour.
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San Antonians
Riverside
Calif
Israel
Scotty" Israel
San Antonio
Air Corps of March
Byron Nelson
Tex~arkgna
Tod Menefer
Brackridge Park
Brackenridge Park
Bernard Lehriever
San
Charles Guest
Los Angeles
Guest
al Barbee
Hollywood
Barbee
Barhee
California
Texas
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Phil Finley
Byram Nelson
Vexarkana
Texco
Bob Israel
Ben Antonio
Merely Field
Fay
Chet Coleman
Culver City
Vic Ghezzi
Dean
N. J
H. G. Strathern
Hillcrest Country Club
Lakeside
Boxing Fight Week Promises Big Matchups Across Circuit
The week targets several title bouts and exhibitions as champions Max Busr and Bob Olin headline events. Tony Canzoneri faces Eddie Kan in Newark while Lew Ambera meets Bary Jublinske in New York state action. Barney’s No1 challenger and other bouts are slated for upcoming nights including Detroit and Chicago venues.
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Max Busr
Bob Olin
Srounder
Boston
Garcia Fridag Zien Veenbloom
Olin
Lew Ambera
Bary Jublinske
Aubere
New York State Athletic
Barney Ightwaieht
Hambionehin
Secret Moves Aimed at Halting Mexico Arms Smuggling
Obscure day January 27 report outlines covert actions by authorities to curb arms smuggling into Mexico. Chief state coast guard official announces roving protection plan to monitor and intercept weapon movements amid looming security concerns.
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Mexico
Alth W. Thames
State Coast
Guerd Im Bouiforalz
Ereljc Nest Goon
Emus
Slaying Charge Stemming From Youth Case
Fragmented report details Grayson youth charged by state in a killing case at a canyon town. Text references Hogan and McCrary relatives. unclear sequence. trial details or weapon not specified. Odd names and places appear garbled. core event centers on a violent slaying described in partial form.
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Grayson
Heean
Ust
McGrare
Hogan
Seii B
McCrary
Relief spending and Senate leadership move noted
The document reports an 1936 relief estimate of four billion dollars with four hundred seventy two million allocated to the agricultural adjustment administration. It also notes Senator Key Pittman being elected president pro tempore of the Senate while Republicans failed to name Senator Arthur Vandenberg to the post by a wide margin.
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Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington D.C
Key Pittman D.ney
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Rudfien
Toei
Disbarment Suit on Huntress Sr. Reopens in San Antonio
The San Antonio Bar Association seeks a disbarment against attorney George W. Huntress Sr. in Sev enty-third District Court. The grievance committee has pressed the action for the third time in years amid continuance motions and absence of key defense counsel, with a special prosecutor appointed and Judge Fred overseeing proceedings.
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Huntress Sr
San Antonio Bar Association
George W. Huntress Sr
San Antonio
J. Frankin Spears
Atvore Hey
Tatura Fusc
Fred Dusharment
Prisoner Escapes Chicago Lockup Amid Turmoil
A prisoner fled a Chicago lockup after assaulting a guard and seizing a water container. The escape caused alarm as he broke for freedom with two companions, while fellow inmates and staff stirred in the confusion. Local authorities, including keeper Cushing, initiated pursuit and security measures.
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Chicago
White to Operate New Austin Hotel
Jack White, manager of the Plaza hotel, will be operator of two new 200 room hotels to be constructed in Austin. The owner is listed as a new entity, with a 16 story high building. Construction is slated to begin within months with estimated costs around 3750.00.
Congress Actions Reported by Associated Press
Senate opens at noon to hear the president's budget message with speeches expected from Senator Long of Louisiana and Senator Clark of Missouri. House leadership works on budget measures while Ways and Means continues naming Democratic members to standing committees. Classified ad offer for light advertising space.
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House
Ways and Means
Thatcher wheat set to combat rust in Minnesota fields
Minneapolis January 8 A new hybrid grain Thatcher wheat developed by University of Minnesota specialists Dr H K Hayes and Dr B O Stayton in cooperation with the government completed a quarter century of work. The line is rust resistant and reputed to match Marquis in bread quality with 2000 bushels marketed this year. A light advertisement promises extra money via a Dial F123 classified ad.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
H. K. Hayes
B. 0
Stayton
Minnesota
Dr. Hayes
Prison for Youth Who Stole Cars Amid School Debate
Martin Butler, 18, of 133 Panama St, was sentenced to two concurrent two-year prison terms for two auto thefts over $50. Judge W W McGrory derided sending youths to high schools and colleges, saying it’s like training race horses out of mules, and urged work over easy schooling as punishment and deterrence.
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W. W. McGrory
Martin Butler
Panama Street
New Criminal District Court
Young Butler
Aiden
Clementy
Elvin
Butler
Motrory
Brackenridge High School
Hej
Ate
County Funds Move to Pay District Attorney Aids
The county commissioners court authorized transferring 22 254 12 dollars from road and bridge funds to the general fund to cover salaries for some assistant district attorneys. Each commissioner will contribute a quarter of the amount under a new state law requiring the county to help fund the district attorney's office. No prior budget provision existed for this expense.
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General Fund
Budget in Brief: Roosevelt Submits 8520 Million Plan
Washington January 7 President Roosevelt sent to Congress a budget totaling 8520 million dollars. The revenue and receipts outline shows figures around 85,000,000 and 8,881,068,026 in various categories. The document provides a concise at a glance view of the new fiscal plan.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Gstin
Anne
National Defense
Bebb
Veteran flier hurt in crash near Texarkana
In Texarkana Arkansas on January 1 Leo Mulcahey 42, a veteran airman, was critically injured with a fractured skull when his single engine plane nosed into trees during approach in fog. He landed once leaving passenger Bon Ger Murray behind, then tried a second landing before the aircraft again struck trees.
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Taxarkana Ark
Leo Mulcahey
Aid Pi
Jay
Mulcahey
Bon- Ger Murray
Guardsmen round up 32 strikers in Georgia riot
In Rossville Georgia on January 71 guardsmen patrolling a Richmond hosiery plant yard surrounded a crowd estimated at around 1000. They arrested 32 people including five women and held them under military arrest. The detainees were driven by truck toward Atlanta to a detention camp after the incident near the Tennessee state line.
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Rossville
National
Bullets Wipe Out California Family
Nine bullets from two heavy revolvers killed three members of the Sheldon family in Wercen California. Victims were Thomas E. Sheldon a 36 year old state patrolman his wife 22 and their son Dick. Authorities believe Mrs Sheldon shot her husband and son with one revolver then killed herself with Sheldens service weapon.
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California
Wercen
Calif
Sheldon
Thomas E. Sheldon
Shelden
PWA Rejects Fort Worth Municipal Light Plant Loan
The PWA reported that a $2 220,000 loan application for Fort Worth Texas municipal light plant was rejected by the financial legal and engineering divisions.
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Washington, D.C
PWA
Fort Worth, Texas
Cheap Oil Burner Invented Sweeping the Country
An oil burner promises low cost, high efficiency, and fast heat, replacing coal or wood stoves. The ad claims rapid setup, minimal fuel use, and a 20 day trial at the manufacturer’s risk, inviting demonstrations and orders from United Factories in Kansas City.
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Jin
United Fatories
Kasas City
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