Funeral directors back ambulance code with siren ban debate
Funeral directors of Elby Tuesday endorsed most of a proposed ambulance code drawn by city officials, opposing only a section reiterating a siren ban for private vehicles. About 40 funeral directors attended as John Cape outlined seven points, urging emergency ambulances to be dispatched in rotation from police headquarters and to obey traffic rules except when responding to calls.
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Elby
Emmcil
John Cape
Ho~mer Allen
Police Department
Cape
Tal Accepe
Dhat Sir
Coe
Price
Smerseney
WSL
Critiiem Strom
Robert B. Green Capital
Weather Summary for East Texas and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with a warming trend into Tuesday night and Wednesday. East winds to light to moderate Tuesday night, becoming southeast by Wednesday. Highs around 56 Tuesday, near 82 Wednesday. lows near 39 to 45. City highs 48 on Monday, Tuesday's low around 9. Additional date on Page 2.
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Peraluses
Texas
San Antonio records 1940s first traffic fatality
Mrs Luisa Guzman 44 of 1107 South Comal street died Tuesday after being struck by a car on Guadalupe street near Brock as it pinned her to a telephone pole. Driver Louis Gonzales 26 of 206 Casanave street was booked for murder and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. companion Projedes Sanchez 28 sustained minor bruises. Four others, including two children, hospitalized after the incident.
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San Antonio
Luisa Guzman
Comal Street
Brock of Guadalupe Street
Louis Gonzales
Casanave Street
Projedes Sanchez
Vera Cruz
Guzman
I Thera
Liechtenstein Prince Heads to Finland to Volunteer
Prince Ferdinand of Liechtenstein, nephew of Prince Francis Joseph I, passed through Stockholm en route to Finland to volunteer for service against Russia. He says other Liechtenstein citizens are also volunteering to fight for Finland.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ferdinand of Liechtenstein
Francis Josef I
Finland
Russia
Liechtenstein
Nazis Attack 10 British Ships Off English Coast
Berlin reports German planes swept the English and Scottish coasts attacking ten British ships with bombs and machine guns. One tanker, Brith Liberty, struck by a mine and sunk with about twenty missing. Five larger ships damaged and several patrol and merchant vessels destroyed in the North Sea and off Scotland before being driven off by British air and sea forces.
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London
North Sea
Scotland
Berlin
DNB
Houston Officers Are Suspended over Uniform Shirts
Houston police officers were suspended for suspected organized subordination after reporting for duty in blue wool shirts instead of regulation white broadcloth. Police Chief L G Brown said the issue was not color but deliberate disobedience, noting the wool shirts were worn for warmth.
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Houston
L. G. Brown
Fliers Land on Tiny Ocean Atoll Near Bahamas
Five youths from Ohio used a small atoll 150 miles off Miami coast as a landing place when their plane became disabled over the water. They were picked up unharmed by a rescue plane and brought to Nassau. Names listed include Robert Myers and James Tobin among others.
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Nassau
Hahamas
Jan
Younas Town
Ohio
Atlantic Ocean
Miami
Pla
Sitmen
Robert Myers
Hartford Arkwright
Ralph Seidner
James Tobib
John Bloom
Chamberlain pledges aid to Finland in wartime speech
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain vowed that aid to Finland would be substantial and not merely formal. He warned that the war’s early phase was only a prelude to larger conflict, urged a permanent Franco British alliance for postwar reconstruction, and framed Finland’s fight as a shared defense against aggression by Germany’s ally. He defended British sea power and warned German propaganda.
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London
lVia
Chamberlain
Britain
Finland
Germany
Manthy
Spevkling
Russia
Germonny
League
Geneva
England
France
Gheers
Mansion House
NLRB Perjury Charge Is Hinted
Washington July 9 A Smith NLRB investigation hints at possible subornation of perjury by a board attorney. Edmund Toland pressed a witness on a charge summarized by Anne Freeling while tense exchanges with committee members surfaced in the hearing.
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NLRB
Washington
National Tabor Relations Board
Smnith Nlrb
Edmund Toland
Anne Freeling
Young Review
Jank Davis
Houston
Jah
Litehiffela
Deral
Subornition Polyktor
Toland
Abe Murdock
D.-Utato
Murdock
Freeling
Chessman
Smith
D.va
Fis
Moro clash leaves ten dead and eight injured in Calabato
Reports from Calabato province say a knife contest between Moro chieftains and followers resulted in ten dead and eight wounded after an assault on a national member. Several arrested as authorities investigate the public safety incident.
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Manila
CPI
Calabato
Ok Member 6
Clouds Edge Texas with Cold Weather Across State
The weather service tracked a moisture laden cold wave across Texas from the Panhandle to the Gulf. Temperatures varied with Lubbock at 29 and Abilene 32 while Port Arthur and Galveston showed lower numbers, the East Texas forecast called for continued clouds and West Texas temperatures holding steady.
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Dallas and Fort, Worth
Lubbock
Palestine
Abilene
Ansin
Hi Paso
Port. Arthur
Galveston
Corpus Christ
del Rin
Brownsville
East Texas
West Texas
Navy defense program again proposed by the Navy
Admiral Harold R. Stark told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the Navy seeks 4 million for a defense program near Guam including underwater runways and dredging works. He said the plan covered within district authority and denied any cover up while noting studies predict 50 000 to 52 000 ton battleships with President Roosevelt seeking funds for two ships.
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Navy
Stark
Washington
Jat
Harold R. Stick
Congress
Btark
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Une
Tugel
Fourleinthoaya
Ha- Waiian
Chet
Blark
Slark
Atlee
Guam
Wie Speciil Hepburn Naval Board
Japan
Tokyo
House Naval Committee
Roosevelt
House Appropriations
Stack
Trial Set for George G Lag in Poll Tax Case
Trial date February 26 set for George G Lag, business agent for the International Ladies Garment Workers, on misdemeanor poll tax violation. He is charged jointly with Mayor Maury Maverick, Richard Jeffrey, and Rebecca Taylor in five cases. cases allege paying or advancing money to cover poll taxes. Maverick was recently tried and acquitted on a related felony charge tied to poll tax payments.
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Georgy Glass
International Ladies Garment Workers
C.J. Matthews
Glass
Maury Maverick
Richard Jeffrey
Rebecca Taylor
Garment Workers Union
Abnerty County
Maverick
It's Abate Time Mr. Jarboe
The city of San Anlonio warms as a forecast shows milder weather ahead. Meteorologist J Henry darbor predicts a shift in wind direction to the southeast and abatement of wintry blasts for several days. A low of 49 degrees was recorded at the airport early Tuesday with a forecast high near 69 the next day, while Monday reached 48.
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J. Henry Darbor
Mornday
Tain
Brig. Gen. Andrews Departs for El Paso Mission
Brigadier General Andrews assistant chief of staff for plans and training on the War Department General Staff departs from Washington Tuesday morning for El Paso. He travels with staff officers in two transport planes and arrived here from Washington Sunday. Monday they conferred with Maj. Gen. H. J. Brews at Eighth Corps Area HQ and later visited the Steinrl division at Christine.
Canada Resumes Gold Shipments After War
Gold imports rose last week with Canada leading again as the major postwar shipper. The week’s total reached 357,608,820 with 22,769,727 from Canada, contrasting with the prior week’s 48,178,791. Fluctuations reflect varying Canadian shipments in recent weeks.
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Washington
Van
Canada
Simple Assault Fine Is Assessed In County Court
Prank Taylor Jr of West Laurel Street was fined 15 dollars by Judge Charles J. Matthews for aggravated assault with a knife toward Alvin Till on Flores Street. The charge was reduced to simple assault or carrying a weapon as the case moved through County Court at Law No 3.
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Taylor Jr
Laurel Street
Charles J. ‘Matthews
Taylor
Alvin Till
Flores
German Planes Scan North Sea
German air force reconnaissance over the North Sea was reported with no major events aside from social scouting. The North Sea front activity, including operations near ports, was described in the high command communique after morning patrols.
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Berlin
North Sea
High Command
North Opera
Norlt Sea
Brriin
Fighting marks Parliament opening in Paris
The Paris session opened amid clashes as rightist members protested the presence of 12 former Communist deputies who entered the chamber. Georges Levy Alphandery prepared to speak before the uproar led to a temporary suspension of the session. Premier Daladier missed due to a fractured nose, delaying a cabinet meeting.
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Paris
VMI
Prenels
Communist Party
France
Bng
Georges Levy-Alphandery
Ece
Levy Alphandery
Daladier
Yaqui Uprising Denied in Sonora and Sinaloa Clashes
Mexico City dispatch reports Hernandez Lamont, aide to President Cardenas, stated revisions last week to an oiling incident involving Yaqui Indians in Sonora were inaccurate. He said fighting occurred between federal soldiers and bands of outlaws raiding villages and farms in Sonora and Sinaloa.
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Mexico City
den Hernandez Lamont
Cardenas
Sonora
Sinaloa
Seven Injured in Rail Yards Crash in Bronx
NEW YORK January 9 Seven persons were injured two of them needing hospital treatment when a six car Interborough subway train ran through an open yard switch and crashed into a standing train in the Pelham Bay yards Bronx The two hospitalized passengers were not severely hurt
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New York
Pelham Bay Yards
Bronx
War at a Glance by the Annnciated Press
London says war has just started and a wider British French union may grow. Italy could reshuffle diplomats to sustain Balkan peace. Hungarian and Italian talks hint at a defensive alliance. Finland seeks foreign credits as export income sinks. Tokyo circles foresee a cabinet fall over failed Paris ties. Paris debates Daladier war policy amid quiet front reports.
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London
Chamberlain
Rome
Italy
Balkans
Budapest
Helsinki
Finland
Tokyo
Bond in Unusual U.S. Charge Made
Bond of 2500 was posted Tuesday by Garter G Griner assistant manager of the Terninex company at 2018 Santa Monica street. He faces federal charges of concealing facts from a government agency after allegedly estimating termite work at 3202 West Prengh Place and making a false certificate of completion for C.7. Tj corporation, an authorized lending agency of the FRA.
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Garter G. Griner
Tstec
Santa Monica Street
Terninex Company
United States
P. A. Lockhart
Griner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tj. Wag
West -Prengh Place
C. 7. T J Corporation
FRA
Speech Teachers to Meet at AL and LE
AL and LE speech teachers gather for the South Texas Speech Conference at Texan AL campus. Key figures include director general Ray Bediehek and Thorn A. Rousse, with W. Lb. Winship overseeing speech activities at Ta tonhaie at MS Apeak Neue.
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AL & LE
Hingsville
Ml South Texas
Texan AL and
Kingaville
Bathday
Ray Bediehek
Materscholasti League
Thorn A. Rousse
University of Texan
Desbate
W. Lb. Winship
Apeagh
Tatonhaie
Apeak Neue
Wil Hend
Heb
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S. A
Ingrid Roters
Joseph Goebbels
U. S
South America
Sewa Photu
Cesar Rodarte
North Flores
Hi Street
Commerce Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Josephine Gonzales
Pecos Street
Mrg. G. J. Bugenston
Seguin Road
Nix Hospital
Selma Burkhart
Gene
Weaver Street
Tiny Ocean Atoll
France 4S
Wieter
Pahantie
Gulf
Sul
Wiehtta
Ani Mo
Mae
Dalays Weather Bureau
William Powell
Nick Charles
Nevada
Diana Lewis
Plato
George G
Mr. Jarboe
San Anlonio
Gen. Andrews
el Pasc
Horner R. ‘Wilkinson
McLewry Street
HG. Trayles
Policenah
Pinn Hotel
Copenhagen
Nelsnkl
Bristol
Whatter
Quiet
U.S
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