Pedestrians Injured in San Antonio Auto Incident
Three pedestrians were treated at Robert B Green Hospital after autos struck them on San Antonio streets. Witness Victor Gallardo 107 Buena Vista street reported taking ignition keys during the incident. Driver Roy Gonzales 532 South Leona street was listed by police. An overturned car driven by Don Valerio 3820 Broadway occurred near Alamo and Josephine streets with Valerio uninjured. Manuel Tuna 608 San Fernando street was jailed for drunkenness and negligent carliston after an auto reportedly tore down a fence and hit a house on South Concho and Matann Tas streets.
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Aufos
Robert B. Green
Joe Mays
Lareda
Martin Streets
Victor Gallardo
Buena Vista Street
Gallardo
Ernest Favela
Daly Street
Poplar
Navidad
Dim Wilson
North St. Mary'street
Plazido Montez
Jean
South Brazos
Roy Gonzales
South
Leona Street
Don Valerio
Broadway
Alamo
Josephine
Valerio
Manuel Tuna
San Fernando Street
Carliston
Ais Auto
Bruno
Garza
South Concho
Matann
Tas Street
Penetro salve touted for faster cold relief
An advertisement proclaims Penetro salve provides faster relief from colds by delivering 2 to 3 times more medication than competing products. It claims effectiveness for both interior and exterior symptoms and urges customers to choose Penetro ZT.
Charter Election Dare Prompts Tax Debate in SA
Ex officer writes to Don Politico urging a charter election on a pension tax issue in San Antonio. He argues two cent pension tax funds pensions, criticizes the city manager, and calls for residents to vote to settle the debt amid disputes over police pensions and city finances.
Nudist bonds forfeited after failure to appear in court
Two alleged nudists failed to appear in Corporation Court for exposure at the Nite Spot on West Houston Street. Rosalanl Lee Chang and Ruth Beavenlie, both with 439 Main Avenue addresses, had their bonds forfeited. Miss Beaucaire, claiming to be manager of Miss Chang, was re-arrested on New Year’s night and released on a $100 cash bond.
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West
Houston Street
Rosalanl Lee Chang
Ruth Beavenlie
Main Avenue
Miss Beaucaire
Miss Chang
Sugar Heiress Sues Over Robe
Geraldine Spreckels, a sugar heiress and actress, sues Saks and Company for 265 965 dollars claiming a lounging robe caused a severe burn. She alleges negligence and seeks damages after a fire injuring her body and face at the Gleam Dinner club in Beverly Hills. A jury trial is scheduled for 1 30 p m Wednesday before the Los Angeles Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
Geraldine Spreckels
Suger
Tria
Orina
al Cigarete
Gleam
Yosa Street
Cor
Saks and Company
Oporation Court
Beverly Hills
Oil well near Dayton burns after blowout
An oil well near Dayton, 30 miles northeast of Houston, continued to burn as of today. Driller Michael Holitzke Jr., 30, sustained a forehead and back burn but was not seriously hurt. Firefighters reported the well cratering and not safe to subdue last night. The well is General Crude No. 9 Davis, a deep test on the northwest side of the Esper son field in Liberty county.
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Houston
Dayton
Here
Michael Holitzke Jr
Davis
Esperson Field
Liberty County
Court Rules Wagner Act Not Require Written Bargaining Agreement
United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago reversed an NLRB order on Inland Steel, holding the Wagner act requires collective bargaining but not a written contract. The ruling, recalling a 1938 NLRB decision, orders a new hearing after claim of an incomplete proceeding before NLRB examiner Charles A. Wood.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Inland Steel Company
Jease
NLRB
Inland
C. I. ©. Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Labor Board
Charles A. Wood
Court Upheld Rights on Independent Unions in NLRB Case
In San Francisco on January 10 the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the National Labor Relations Board must protect workers rights to join independent unions or stay unorganized. The decision effectively restored company unions to equality with international unions in the Sterling Electric Motors Co case of Los Angeles, where about 70 workers were targeted by the AFL CIO Electrical Workers.
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San Francisco
National Later Relations Board
Ninth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
NLRB
Sterling Electric Motors Company of
Los Angeles
A. F. of L. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Labor Act Change Seen After Rulings
Washington January 10 Critics in the House predict that two court rulings against the national labor board will intensify calls to revise the Wagner Act. Representative Ramspeck of the labor committee says decisions show the board may construe the law itself and there will likely be more willingness to consider amendments this year. He and an investigating committee argue the board abuses discretion and sometimes acts as both prosecutor and judge. Ramspeck adds his view of the law aligns with Inland Steel that conferences leading to agreements satisfy the statute.
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Washington
House
National Labor Board
Ramspeck
D.igs
Labar Committee
Congress
Inland Steel Company
Life Term Given Prison's Ex-Guard
AUSLIN Jan 10 UP A life sentence in the penitentiary where prisoners have been under his charge today faced R H Hyde state prison guard convicted of aection with the slaying of Charlie Goodson Ruskbarker in Cherokee County. The Court of Criminal Appeals said the killing was based on drunken carousal with neither justification nor excuse.
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Auslin
R. H. Hyde
Charlie
Cherokee County
Goodson
Ruskbarker
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harry N. Graves
Winter Visitor to L A Dies at Home
Mrs. Jenne A. Smith aged 78 a winter visitor in San Antonio for 20 years died at her Yankton South Dakota home She is survived by her husband O F Smith four sons and two daughters including Mrs George Weber of San Antonio Funeral services were held December 29 for the deceased who passed away December 25
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Jenne A. Smith
San Antonio
Yankton
O. F. Smith
George Weber
Veterinary Meet Slated for San Antonio Convention
About 150 members of the Texas State Veterinary Medical Association gather in San Antonio for a two day convention. The event opens at 9 20 a m in the Guinier hotel with President Sam Bunton of Del Rio presiding. Morning includes welcomes and papers followed by lunch and a business session then a banquet. Friday features technical talks by Dr Cassius Way Dr Frank Breed and Dr K R Aunderes of various cities.
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Texas State Veterinary Medical Association
San Antonio
Guinier Hotel
Sam Bunton
del Rio
Cassius Way
New York City
National Association
Frank Breed
Lincoln, Noh
1. Aunrderes
Kansan City
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Serine
de Maine
Poitien
Charles H Stevens
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CIA
S.A
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Stalin
Chang
Temple Calhoun
McLellan's
Dollar Store
East Houston ST
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L.A
Sears
Ieee
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Leslee
Jane Noble
Fifth Street
Fifth Sf
Tady
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Ion Focata
J. W. Pierce
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Mann
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