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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1934

Page

11

Local Crime Mixes With Vaudeville and Film Touting Railings

Irregular clipping blends a crime tale with entertainment notes from San Antonio and nearby towns. It mentions a thief named Sid Afinell living on Edinburgh Tech, a reformer returning stolen fowls, and local efforts to catch thieves tied to a Southwestern Cat Raisers association. The piece also previews Friday and Saturday shows featuring Ken ny and Robotown acts, a Society Circus, and San Antonio talent, plus film screenings and talent names like Ted River Valley, Hone on to Range, and G. W. Sanderson.

Sidafinell Edinourgh Tech Cornell McConnell San Antonio Ave Lexes Jonga Ted

Artillery Unit to Be Motorized in Houston Area

The Second Division field artillery unit stationed at Sam Houston is to become motorized. The plan increases officers and enlisted strength, forming five batteries including service and combat elements. Seven commissioned officers and eight non commissioned officers will rise in three grades, with some reductions for efficiency. The unit will operate from Whitehall corps area headquarters.

Pittoonth Field Artillery Sam Houston Wighill Corps

Robie to Fight Action Muster in Public Schools

Dr Mary Robie a San Antonio board member says she will press General Hagood to restore Col Connolly and Col Ballein as leaders of the RO TC at public schools. Board president Menefee questions hearing requests while Cochran withholds letters and military matters remain unsettled as Cadets face turmoil.

W. J. Connolly Pred L. Ballein Menefee Ballein Har Menefer Robbie JC. Goodran Letlers Balkin Tagood Connally Robie Geaneral Hagood Setteck Connolly Hagood Cochran Coskron Ballein Balen T. Cc Jefferson Senior School WF. Cox Central Caiin Sir. Mary Jefferson Ether Corps Cox Une Gorps Jefferson Ballet Thors National Guard

Fort Sam Hospital to Host Midweek Play Evening

The Fort Sam Houston station hospital program, presented Wednesday evening at the recreation hall by the hospital service and recreation corps of the Bexar County chapter of the American Red Cross, features a one act play The Femnine Angle by Josephine Niggli. It will be acted by Milas Nighu, Mrs Adelaide H Copeland and Franklin Tarver with other acts from Eugenia Ponatsky Leann Balin Anna Mienre and others. Mary Low Mackey accompanies the performance and Mrs G A Lighthiton handles stage duties.

Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston Recreation Hall Hospital Service and Recreation Corps Bexar County American Ree Cross Josephine Niggli Milas Nighu Adelaide H. Copeland Franklin Tarver Eugenia Ponatsky Leann, Balin Anna Mienre Agnos Mary Low Mackey Mrs. Cave Dawn Corps Mra. Ig. A Lnighiton Drogen Nan Iri

Postal Group Seeks Higher Pension Payments For Carriers

A postal group urged faster pension payments for Rivastistute mall carriers, requesting improved pay from the government. Members of the National Association of Postal Supervisors pressed for better retirement benefits, citing insufficient pensions and related concerns.

Saoadl Yount National Association of Postal Supervisors Pelire Waa

Catholic Holy Name Services for San Antonio Society

Catholic parishes across the city will hold Sunday services in honor of the Holy Name. All Holy Name society members in San Antonio will attend at 3 p.m. at St. Patrick's Church with Benediction and a sermon by Rev. H. J. Andree. A Holy Name pledge renewal and post service entertainment are planned with committee members Garvin Legan A M Hearty Henry Burke A F Bonnemsisen Jao Jocekle Henry Sievers.

Jesus Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name AIL Holy Namc Society San Antonio St. Patrick's Church

Robberies Hit Local Businesses And Homes Incity

Police report a drugstore theft at Grothaus Drug Store 838 East Commerce Street where a masked man fled with 14 after rifling a cash register. A residence on South Sabinas Street was raided for pecans worth 150. A shell, wristwatch and necklace were reported stolen from a residence on 545 Bauth Presa Street. Thieves broke a door glass at Lag Indis Tire Company North Alamo and Seventh Streets and fled with cash.

Waite E. D. Mayfield Grothaus East Commerce Street Mayfield Jose Ramirez South Sabinas Street Mary Golbom Indis Tire Company North Alamo Seventh Streets

European Picture to Be Shown Club Event at St Mary’s

A European film show hosted by the International Titin- Uons club of St Mary’s University will be shown at Central Catholic High School at 2 pm on Thursday. Our Lady of the Lake and Incarnati Word will attend as guests. A social will follow the screening.

Europe St. Mary's University Central Catholic High School Our Lady of the Lake Socral

District elects Five Directors for Los Angeles Heights

Permanent directors of the Los Angeles Heights improvement district were named Tuesday. They were Alex Pitts, Joe A Osburn, A A Elnkanf, Arthur M Scholz and Harry Smith. An election will be called within 30 days to vote on a $156,003 bond issue for construction of sewers in the district. The PWS has approved the purchase of the bonds.

Stor Los Angeles Heights Alex Pitts Joe A. Osburn A. A. Elnkanf Arthur M. Scholz Harry Smith PWS

Psychic meeting set at church home of Florence Jones

A message meeting at the Psychic Science church is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr Florence Jones located at 2706 Saunders Avenue. The event invites attendees interested in psychic science discussions and guidance.

Psychic Science Church Florence Jones Saunders Avenua

Federal building plans eyed for San Antonio site switch

Plans for the $9.645 million federal building in San Antonio move toward erection at the Houston Street site unless local factions settle the location dispute. Morison and Terrell lead opposing groups over using the Dwyer avenue site or the present location, with Archiect Ruth Cameron tied to the Spanish colonial design and a potential move to the new site if Morrison backs the swap.

San Antonio 6Th Theater Houston Street Jucey Harold Ickes San KR. W. Morrixon Bexar County Jurke Robert W. B. Terrell Ile High Ruloh Cameron Spain Cameron Dwyer Avenue Silimen Evans Morrison Parw Morrison Perk Morison Federal Building Catteton St Houston Street North Alamo

Police Radio Links Five Texas Cities

Short wave radio communication has been established with police broadcasting stations in El Paso, Waco, Date, and Houston by the San Antonio police radio system. Chief operator EB. G. Cowey said this will greatly aid in apprehending criminals.

el Paso Wreo Datee Houston San Antonio EB. G. Cowey

Move to make Hagood a full general in new bill

A bill moving Maj. Gen. Hagood and three other generals to full general rank aims to equal army commanders with naval admirals. Backed by Sen. Morris Sheppard on war department advice, the plan would create five full generals including MacArthur. It would alter army precedent by appointing four men directly as four-star generals.

Conneéss Johnson Hagood Morris Sheppard War Department Douglas MacArthur Preston Brown Chicago Dennis Nolan New York Malin Craig San Tull Washington Grant Pershing Stilrman Sheridan Macarthur U. S

Charges on New York Bridge Authority Chief

New York January report reveals charges against Pred C. Lemierman commissioner of the Triborough Bridge Authority. He allegedly received a brokerage fee from building owners for a lease related to the bridge project worth about 60 million dollars. The arrangement involved offices in the mineral district with fees of 240 dollars per person.

Jan Florello H. la Gunaréla Tammany Pred C. Lemierman Commissionn Tin ‘Tribarang’ Bridge Authority Lemnerman Bridge Authority Officrs

Bailiff Undergoes Operation at Federal Court

A federal court bailiff, identified as a Baylor hospital staffer, underwent a medical operation and is recovering. The report notes the incident occurred Wednesday as part of the court activities.

U. 8 R. WL. Reals Tame eVelojar Baylor Rospirit Ila Frlenia Fred Dunlding

Dispenser Fined in San Antonio Whiskey Case

Cleatas Reyna, 2214 South Laredo Street, was fined 100 dollars with costs 130.60 after pleading guilty to selling liquor to gain a minor. Judge Charles J. Matthews heard that three youths, including Francisco Gomez and his father Tsidoro Gomez, drank after purchasing whiskey without guardians’ consent.

San Antonio Cleatas Reyna South Laredo Street Charles J. Matthews County Court-at-Law No. 2 Gainar Parady Francisco Gomez Tsidoro Gomez Francisco

Engineers' Club Elects Officers San Antonio event

J H Briggs of Surotex Materials was elected president of the San Antonio Engineers Club, succeeding William B Smith. New officers include J W Farrelly of Southwestern Bell as vice president and Orr W Evans of San Antonio Public Service as secretary treasurer. New directors are J W Beretta and Milton Irwin of Bird Lime and Cement.

J. H. Briggs Surotex Materials Company San Antonio Engineers' Club William B. Smith J. W. Farrelly Southwestern Bell Telphone Company Orr W. Evans San Antonio J. W. Beretta Milton Irwin Bird Lime and Cenent Company

One Deputy Marshal On Duty In Sananonia Shortage

Sananonia faced a deputy shortage with only Sat Jones on duty to serve a frocem deputy while United States Marshal Guy McNallar and Mack Wood were in El Paso during court terms. W E Rigm was en route home from Biloxi, Mississippi with a federal prisoner as sickness and rules limited marshals services.

Sananonia Fi. Shortare United States Jones Guy McNallar Mack Wood el Paso W. E. Rigm Biloxi Buss Muller

Veteran Wins Insurance Suit Over Policy Maturity

Veteran David Lee Avery, a World War II veteran, wins a verdict in a local court over a $65,000 converted life insurance policy. He alleged the policy matured due to disabilities contracted in November 1930. Avery testified his spinal trouble required a cane for years. The jury returned a verdict in his favor Tuesday afternoon.

David Lee Avery Avery Nearing woOvarnmene Gna Pialuuil Physics Lang

Highland Park Dance Club Protest Over CWA Supervisors

Highland Park recreation center faced a clash as four CWA workers attended a club dance Tuesday night causing protest from club officers led by Mrs Arlin Davis. She defended city rules on dancing while noting the workers observed but did not participate. Officials weighed formal protest to CWA authorities amid claims of misunderstanding and uncertain future policy.

CWA Highland Park Davier Club Highland Park Recreational Center Arlin Davis Chance Cress Highland Park Recreation Club Tance Clo Lheit

Roosevelt foes unite for renomination against Roosevelt

Riverside dispatch reports the Republican National Committee members publicly endorse strict opposition to Roosevelt. The item notes two committee leaders disputed public stance and calls it the strongest united front yet.

King Blames Death Hating Poor Housing Conditions

City health officer W A King blames higher death rates in the western district on unsanitary housing and sewer neglect. He cites tuberculosis and infant diseases, notes sewers and meat plants under inspection, and mentions a planned PWA funded Olmos Park sewer system with an $115,000 loan and grant to eradicate current risks.

W. A. King Berar Causly Medical Society Wali Olmos Park PWA Olmos Park Independent Lean NWA

Tynan Opposes New Dog Racing Track Proposal

District Attorney Waltre Tynan announced plans to appeal to Henry Queley the state blue sky commissioner to block a proposed dog racing track near the Seguin highway and W. W. White Road led by Dr Sndd Q Lloyd He urged San Antone fans to avoid investing arguing the venture has no business viability and there will be no dog racing here.

Waltre Tynan Henry Queley Austin Blue Sky Seguin Highway W. W. White Sndd_ Q. Lloyd San Antone

Child Hurt When Struck by Auto

A child suffered injuries and two men were bruised when knocked down by a car Thursday night police reports say. Joe Rodrigues, 5, of 107 Romana Street, was knocked to the ground by two cars. Robert B. Green may have a fractured skull. M Balch, 43, and E G Watson, 8, of 308 Coucand Place were slightly injured when struck by a car on Strain Avenue and Dewey Place.

Joe Rodrigues Romana Street Robert B. Green M. Balch E.G. Watson Coucand Place Dewey Place

Railroads Extend Grocery Mixture Freight Rates

Railroads decide to extend the grocery mixture freight rates through April 10. H A Tacter, assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific, announced the continuation after rail executives recommended it. The scale allows mixing various classes of less than carload shipments at lower cost, aiding jobbers and importers.

Hy H. A. Tacter Southern Pacific Jess Carlos

Traffic Club Elects Officers in San Antonio

Officers of the Traffic Club of San Antonio were elected at a meeting. Walter Bletstein was chosen president, Roland Daver vice president, and A Willingham secretary-treasurer. The club comprises traffic managers from regional agencies and meets monthly.

Mle San Antonio Mt Use Hidel Mauday Walter Bletstein Roland ¥. Daver A. Willingham Ratimoreial Meiges Incal Caltranst Mleetinps Nce

Eye Injured by Piece of Wood in Chop Work Incident

A worker received an eye injury when a piece of wood struck him during chopping tasks. The incident occurred at an industrial site with the injured man identified as a male employee named in reports. Details on the exact location and status of medical treatment were not fully disclosed.

von Bo Tila Boul Alameskewt Robert Giern

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