Mexico City Names New Tourist Bureau Head
Rafael Perez Taylor, chief of staff of the interior department, was named head of the new tourist division of the department of national economy. He will oversee plans to attract and aid visitors, with a conference called by Primo Villa Michiel to coordinate government and private agencies.
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Mexico City
Rafael Perez Taylor
Department of Interior
Department of Mational
Mexico
Primo Villa Michiel
Immigration, Health
Treasury
Laredo
Texas
United States
Smeeman Resumes Prison Life After Nine Years Lapse
SANON CITY, Cole. Jan. 13. Glenn Smeeman today resumed life in prison as convict number 1347 at the Colorado state penitentiary after nine years as Harry Stanley a Cleveland music publisher. He was a dapper figure once prosperous with partner George A. Bronson, revealed as his brother. Smeeman married a socially prominent Cleveland girl and is father of a 3 month old daughter.
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Sanon City
Cole
Glenn Smeeman
Sealy
Cleveland
Imown
Harry Stanley
Colovaria State Penitentiary
George A. Bronson
Smeeman
Four Men Fined Total 1400 for Local Law Violations
Four men were fined in Federal District Court by Judge R J McMillan. Henry Patterson pleaded guilty to a fourth offense and received a 500 dollar fine and a suspended sentence for time served. Fritz J Etter was found guilty and fined 500 dollars with nine months in jail. J M Mayberry and Jack F Chastain pleaded guilty to lesser violations and were fined 200 dollars each.
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Pan
Idoor
Federal District Court
R. J. McMillan
Henry ©. Patterson
Fritz J. Etter
Jal
J. M. Mayberry
Jack F. Chastain
Texas City Posts Lowest Auto Deaths in Period
A report by Capt. Gus Klockenkem ner of the police traffic squad for the Metonal Safety council shows San Antonio had the fewest auto deaths among Texas cities in the 11 months from November 1931 to October 1, 1932, with 27 fatalities. In comparison, Dallas 82, Fort Worth 80, El Paso 34, and Balmaa 13.
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Texas
San Antonio
Gus Klockenkemner
Metonal Safety Council
Rity
Balmaa
Houston
Fort Worth
el Paro
Boy Scout Troop 20 Names Officers for Remainder Year
Fred A Bltyer selects troop 20 officers to serve through February with Warren Cain as junior patrol scoutmaster Scully Cockrell as senior patrol leader Sonny Fortine as patrol leader Harold McGrabb as scribe and Arnold Garza as patrol leader.
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Fred A. Bltyer
Follon Warren Cain
Plant
Scully Cockrell
Sonny Fortine
Harold McGrabb
Sctibe
Arnold Garza
Officers Question Burglary Suspect
Police Friday questioned a man after he allegedly attempted to break into the front floor of Max's Second Hand Clothing Store at 203 West Commerce Street. Index officers noted the suspect was confronted by Defensives Ten Jones and WW.
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Ten Jones
Www. T
Max
Flore
West Commerce Street
Mathewson On Road To Recovery After Tragic Accident
ALTANCHIAT January 13 Christy Mathewson Jr recovers after a Sunday airplane crash that claimed his bride and another passenger. Reports note a fashionably public scene and plans for a third marriage. The accident rings through local life as inquiries continue.
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Altanchiat
Im—Noefor
Tarluy
Christy Mathewson Jr
Murat
Jewish Music Evening at Congregation Agudas Achim
An evening of Jewish music is planned by the Young People’s League at 15 p.m. Friday at the Hebrew Institute. Rabbi Abraham Dubin will speak on the history of Jewish music and introduce each piece. Cantor David Kanter will sing cantorial and folk songs, with piano and songs by Mrs. Jake Dodie. Israel Dodie will preside.
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Young People's League of
Congregation Agudas Achim
Hebrew Institute
Abraham Dubin
David Kanter
Jake Dodie
Israel Dodie
The
League
Judgment Awarded 9814 to Receiver in Note Suit
Judge Frederick Stevens signed a consent judgment in a suit by John K Weber as receiver for Mutual De-Post and Loan Association against A L Moon former president of the company for 9814.15 The award included interest and costs and an order of sale was deferred until March 1 The debt was secured by a deed of trust on real estate.
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Frederick Stevens
Seventy-third District Court
John Kweber
Mutual de- Post, and Loan Association
A. L. Moon
Conerrn
Weber
Resources of Dallas Federal Reserve Bank Decline
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch totaled 114,079,000 for the week ending Friday, down 14,092,000 from the same week in 1932 and 3,542,000 from the preceding week. Bills and securities 50,245,000 fell 1,133,000 from last week and rose 1,301,000 from 1992. Reserves 44,638,000 rose 1,245,000 from the prior week but fell 13,096,000 from last year.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Yogi Philosopher to Speak at Gunter Hotel Series
Brahmecaree Nerode of Inde, metaphysician and vice president of the Christian Yagoda society of America, will open a free lecture series at the Gunter hotel at p.m. Friday with The Higher Art of lying. Subsequent topics will cover four more nights.
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Brahmecaree Nerode
Inde
Christian Yagoda Society of America
Gunter Hotel
A'Tlack
Chewing Gum Stolen From Car Reported in Fort Worth
Medicinal chewing gum valued at several dollars was reported stolen Friday from a car belonging to R. A. Sullivan registered at a San Antonio hotel. An unfurnished four room apartment at 1500 West Ashby is offered for rent at 22.50 monthly. Classification 16 Light Glossified Ags.
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R. A. Sullivan
San Antonio
West Ashby
Burglar Changes Clothes and Flees from Mathews Home
Reported Friday a burglar entered KR A Mathews at 907 West Rosewood Avenue and departed wearing a gray suit belonging to Mr. Mathews. Neighbors who saw the thief leave described the clothing as part of his disguise. For furnished rooms, call May Lon at Fannin 1931.
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KR. A
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