Helotes Bond Meeting Set for Friday
Helotes residents will gather Friday to decide bond amount for a new Helotes school building. The plan envisions a three classroom facility with an auditorium and kitchenette. County school board members Andrew H. Koung and W. W. Wolfe were involved, with a prior meeting vetoed by another member.
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Helotes
Striet
Fe Hitiriet
Andrew H. Koung
Bexar County Peace Board
Young
W. W. Wolfe
Robbery Victim Slugged In Brazen Auto Plot
Pedro Bavitas, 25, of 110 Hazel Street, was found unconscious in the 1500 block of South Brazos Street after two men in a car assaulted him Saturday. He lay in serious condition Monday at Robert B. Green Hospital with a fractured skull and facial gash, reportedly attacked with a non vehicular weapon. Deputy Higdon and Special Deputy Meyers reported the discovery.
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Pedro Bavitas
Hazel Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Wherry Inttendants
South Brazos Street
J. A. Meyers
Tavitas
Auto Injury Charge Filed Against J A McCaskill
Charges of assault with a motor vehicle were filed Monday against J A McCaskill of 313 Regent Street in County Court at Law No 1 before Judge McCalum Burnett. W F Glick the city policeman alleged McCaskill struck John Scoggio on Wellesley Avenue on January 6.
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J. A. McCaskill
Regent Street
Dudge McCalum Burnett
W. F Glick
McCaskill
John Scoggio
Wellesley Avenue
One Dead and Many Hurt in Sicilian Earthquake
An earthquake struck Palermo Sicily this afternoon killing one person and injuring AB Humber. Numerous homes cracked as the tremor lasted four seconds beginning at 2:21 p.m. Local reports confirm casualties and extensive structural damage across the city.
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Falermo
Sicily
Humber
Palermo
War Roundup Abroad Fears Stalk Europe Amid Tensions
Reports from Belgium and the Netherlands indicate near mobilization as Germany looms on eastern fronts while Britain and France seek to deter further conflict. Sweden Norway protest alleged neutrality breaches as Russia warns of Scandinavian moves against Finland. Finland reports 15 killed in raids as Moscow aims to cut supply links. pan‑American talks on neutrality follow.
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Low Countries
Europe
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Berlin
Paris
Russia
Finland
Shr
Norway
Sweden
Moscow
Kallaks
Turku-Helsints
War 25 Years Ago Highlights and Political Unrest
Twenty five years ago today, Russian successes in a Baltic drive, German fortresses around Boyen fallen, Masurian lakes secured. Bulgaria mobilizes 60,000 on Serviga front, Turkish invasion of Petsha continues. Allies bombard Belgian coast. Quito declares Ibarra Velasco Ibarra banished after failed revolt. he is freed on condition he leave the country.
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Russlans
EBM
Prussia
Dear
Boyen
Masurian
Bulgaria
Pact move waits guarantee as Japan treaty ends
Washington reports authoritative sources say the United States will not renew or modify the Japanese American trade pact without Japan providing equal guarantees for American interests in occupied China. Abrogation nears in one day, with no tariff increases or embargo planned, but potential retaliatory steps by Roosevelt and Congress loom.
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Netherlands
France
Reich
Daladier
Europe
Americas
Rio de Janeiro
Graf Spee
Uruguay
Washington
Finland
United States
Japan
Nobuyuki Abe
Far East
Mitsumasa Yonai
Foreign Office
China
Twa
Matthew C. Perry
Pacific
Roosevelt
Congress
Pittman
D.-Nev
California Frosts Hit State After Weekend Storms
Frosts swept California as cold air followed last week's storms. Santa Rosa fell to 27 degrees while Stockton and Oroville dropped to 28, Merced to 20, and Lindsay in Tulare county registered five bear freezing conditions with 27. The Weather Bureau forecast continued very low temperatures statewide.
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California
Weather Bureau
Santa Rosa
Stockton
Oroville
Merceds
Lindsay
Tulare County
Second in Train Collision Is Dead at Wagoner Oklahoma
In Wagoner Oklahoma, L Fri Halgier a 47 year old fireman died, the second victim of a collision between two Missouri Pacific freight trains last night. C L Hogan the engineer also died. other crew members were injured. Both men lived in Van Buren Oklahoma. A separate note says American volunteers are forming a separate legion in Northern Finland.
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Okla
INS
L. FR. Halgier
Missouri Pacific
Wagoner
C. L. Hogan
van Buren
Oklo
76 Ton Bomber Nearing Completion
Washington January 13 The Army is building the world’s largest plane at the Douglas Aircraft plant in Santa Monica California. The craft is expected to have a wingspan over 200 feet and a range of 6000 to 7000 miles. Foreign interest in obtaining its plans was reported and tests are planned for next summer. Former FBI chief J Edgar Hoover cited theft and recovery of the plans and urged stronger plant protection.
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Army
Isv
Europe
J. Edgar Hoover
Getnen
Weston
Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Company
Hoover
Rule change urged by Texas liquor board chair
Dr. W. D. Bradfield of Dallas, chairing the Texas liquor control board, urged stricter liquor dealer regulation and proposed rescinding the board’s exclusive control over licensing matters to allow joint action with the administrator. He cited enforcement gaps and the belief that wine and beer are harmless. The discussion follows Attorney General Mann’s ruling that the board lacked authority to remove equor establishments on mere location grounds.
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W. D. Bradfield
Dallas
Texas Liquor Control Board
Lenis
Bradfield
Mann
Chaiman
Nelson Heads EA-Students at St Marys University
Louis K Nelson Monting named president of St Marys University Ex-Students Association succeeding Ernest M Ilby. New officers include Robert F Seng Jr Otto Richter Gracia Robinson Jesse Oppenheimer Joseph Courand and others with members and guests attending a post meeting dinner in the university cafeteria.
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Louis K. Nelson Monting
St. Mary's University Ex-Students Association
Hey
Ernest M. Ilby
Robert F Seng Jr
Otto Richter
Gracia Robinson
Jesse Oppenheimer
Joseph Courand
John Black
Pearl Miller
Kathleen McCoy
Frank CG. Gittinger
Charles W. Meyer
Ernest Raba
Fred Zalmanvg
Haley
August Menger
Nelson
Zalmanzig
Gittinger
Sidney
Weather summary and temperature readings across multiple cities
A fragmented weather listing covers temperatures and conditions from Cheyenne to Los Angeles, noting clear skies in many locations and cloudiness in others. The report includes humidity, precipitation totals, moon phase details, and travel weather guidance for tourists across numerous states and cities.
Spy caught among liner crew after fingerprinting
Washington says fingerprints of Columbus crew led to the capture of a German spy among them. Stephen T. Early refused to name the operative or espionage type. Most crew headed to the west coast for return to Germany.
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Gan
Stephen T. Early
Columbus Bar
Germany
French Healy In Any Event Paris Jan 14
The French in the Netherlands and Belgium prepared to meet any invasion while stressing seriousness and precautions. A morning military press conference said Germany could move heavy forces into action within 24 hours against neutral nations. Western front activity remained light with ongoing reconnaissance flights and the communique describing the day as Quiet Eight. Premier Daladier met Gen Maurice Gamelin and later received the Belgian ambassador.
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Netherlands
Belgium
Almed Communique
Presaler Daladier
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Dairy Observance Day Set At County Office
Plans for a Dairy Observance Day this Thursday include a cattle feeding demonstration and a film on the cow's digestive processes. County Agent H A Fitzhugh and Texas A and M assistant extension dairyman G Gibson organize the event at Fitzhugh's office, with members of the Bexar County Dairy Herd Improvement Association and feed dealers expected to attend.
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H. A. Fitzhugh
G. Gibson
Texas A
M. College. Wie
Fitzhugh
Bexar County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Feed Deasers
Tornado Toll and Storm Toll Hit Alabama
A mid winter wind and rain storm in southern Alabama left six dead and twelve injured, most victims being Black. A twister at Mount Meiga near Montgomery killed Dan Toliver his wife and Andrew Hendrix. Mrs George E Dealer was seriously injured. A storm cut an eight mile path in Monroe county killing three unidentified Black individuals. Red Cross workers sought national aid as torrential rains and severe electrical disturbances swept the region.
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Ala
Alabama
Dan Toliver
Andrew Hendrix
Mount Mefga
George E. Dealer
Morroe County
Here
Red Cross
National
Washington
Cutter Aids Tidewater Associated in Atlantic Rescue
The coast guard cutter Talta went to the aid of the motorship Tidewater Associated of Delaware after a broken crankshaft disabled it about 34 miles southeast of St Johns Inlet. The 8906 gross ton tanker requested assistance yesterday and could not proceed.
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Coast Guard
Poose
Tidewater Associated
Delaware
St. Johin
Atlantic Ocean
Radlord
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