Prison Convict Bowman Vanishes From Ohio Penitentiary
The 28 year old bank robbery convict Howard Bowman, serving a sentence at the state penitentiary, disappeared yesterday. Warden Woodard suspects he escaped via sewer supply trucks. Bowman, brother of Neal Bowman, had been in for robbery. Neal is jailed in Lima for criminal insanity and later executed in Kentucky for a 19 year old’s murder. Evelyn Donlop to discuss missionary work at Beacon Hill church with a covered dish supper to follow.
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Neal Bowman
Bothy
Neal
Lima
Kentucky
Kidneys Mus Clean Out Acids Claim Money Back Guarantee
An ad promises a product called Sed Opatex will cleanse kidneys and remove acids. It claims benefits like reduced nervousness fatigue and better sleep. Buyers are assured of a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
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Fox
Rogyisia
Guaranics
Omega Ol Backache Relief Ad Card
Speedy relief from muscular backache and over all aches with Omega Ol. The ad promises pin relieving properties and widespread popularity across America. A 35 cent bottle is advertised for treating rheumatism neuritis and general pain, with claims of powerful yet harmless effects at druggists nationwide.
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Druggists America
Military reorganizes air corps communications system
Kelly Field units shift under a planned reorganization. The 12th Air Base squadron joins the Third Communications squadron at Barksdale while remaining on duty at Kelly. Detachments will be spread to different fields to mirror the weather service model. Names of Kelly field personnel and their roles are listed, with unchanged ranks. Washington notes a major House Rules Committee leadership shift by Representative Babata while Manitoba offers fur farming lectures with distinct attendance.
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Kelly Field
Bratt
Francis le Doux
Kenneth W. Kline
Jos R.guthrie
Pris
Oliver D. Gassett
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Charles ‘Yoon
Bruce T. Canady
M Mayer
Bertram’ Chedester
House
House Rules Committee
Babata
Clinois
Astates
Death of John T. Casserly in Minneapolis
John T. Casserly, former director of health and physical education at Our Lady of the Lake College, died in Minneapolis while visiting his daughter Miss Haze in San Antonio and another daughter Mrs. H Sirpke. services will be held in San Antonio.
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Minneapolis
John T. Casserly
Minneapois
San Antonio
Miss Haze
Casserly
Our Lady of the Lake College
H. Sirpke
Servites
Nonne
Motive Sought For Hammer Slaying In Indianapolis
Detectives pursued a motive today in the hammer slaying of blonde Mrs Cartlé Selah Romig 55 wife of a state railway employe. She was found dead in her first floor flat from hammer blows to head and face. A sister said Romig was divorced three years from Fred W Kennedy of Shelbyville, owner of Kennedy Carline and Bag Co. They had married in Shelbyville and later moved to town, buying a small downtown restaurant.
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Jen
Cartlé Selah Rowif
Romig
Norman R. Booker
A. J. Wergert
Shelbyville
Fred W. Kennedy
Kennedy Carlince and Bag Company
Canada
Family Cemetery Suit Goes to Trial
A jury will hear an $83 075 damage suit over alleged removal of bodies from a family cemetery. The case, in Forty fifth District Court, names P W Bettter and others against John G Claassen, rancher, who acquired the disputed property in 1918, and Sunset Memorial Park Inc. Plaintiffs say their ancestors were buried in the plot and that in 1937 Claassen reportedly hired the burial park to move the remains to a cemetery several miles away.
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P. W. Bettter
John. G. Claassen
Sunset Memorial Park, Inc
Classen
Border Patrol Receives High Praise in Labor Report
Washington report to Congress lauds Border Patrol morale and loyalty. It notes agents accept dangerous assignments and endure long hours, including overtime, with steady dedication.
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Yee Ha
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Poll Tax Receipts Total 18 100 for Week
The county tax office reported 18 100 poll tax receipts issued on Wednesday, about 2000 fewer than the same period in 1938. ES O Maraa chief deputy assessor-collector said offices would stay open until 9 PM daily this week to accommodate voters.
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Es, O'Mara
Bexar County Cleared of Tick Infestation
Bexar county reduced tick infestation during December according to a state sanitary commission report issued Wednesday. In the month 233 herds containing 7500 cattle were inspected or dipped under the supervision of Ed Ackerman.
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Dal Speeds Up Legislative Program
President Roosevelt outlines 1932 plan to expand New Deal agencies and raise revenue. He will push Congress on higher taxes national health program railroad rehabilitation and Philippine trade while studying a 52 million armament program. Senate confirms Frankfurter and Murphy as Supreme Court justice and attorney general. He seeks reciprocal taxation of federal and state salaries and broader tax bases to fund farm benefits and defense.
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Petition Filed on Mrs Brooke Estate
A petition filed in Probate court seeks to name Alma Brooke Sanford co administratrix of the estate of Elizabeth Gerhard Brooke who was allegedly slain by her husband Col John R Brooke Jr Sanford says she adopted Mrs Brooke's children Barbareaux John R Hradke and Caroline Elizabeth The petition notes it would enable collecting $7000 in life insurance as the children reside in San Antonio and Ganlantonio.
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John R. Brooke Jr
Alma ‘Brooke Sanford
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Henning
San Antonio
Atlanta
Sanford
Weather Summary for Texas and Nearby Regions
A Weather Service brief notes warm and fair conditions in many Texas and southern U.S. locations. Wednesday night remains cool with Wednesday temperatures near 60 in San Antonio area and about 40 for low. Thursday expected around 68. Public reports list clear or fair skies across Corpus Christi Dallas Del Rio and other stations with varied winds. Temperature readings and cloud conditions cover numerous cities including Laredo Lubbock Houston Memphis and New Orleans, with detailed daily highs and lows and references to rainfall and moon phases.
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el Pay
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Galveston
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Mobile
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Teno
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City
Okla
Omaha
Palestine
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Prince Albert
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the Sun Arts
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Sete
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Rites set for Edward Weltens pioneer baker
Edward Weltens starved. The Bel gian born San Antonio resident and longtime Prospect Bakery owner died aged 65. Rites Thursday at Sacred Heart church with high mass at 8:30 am. Interment in Marys cemetery. Survivors include widow Emna Weltens and sons Leon Edward Bert and Frank. Brothers Peter Dominic Weltens Travis of San Marcos and Lorenz Hensen of Malone Texas. Fourty degree Knights of Columbus to guard the services. Funeral plans include rosary at Melans parlors Wednesday evening.
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San Antonio
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Mor
Emna Gersdorf Weltens
Leon
Edward
Bert
Prank
Peter Dominic Welters
Kara Travis
San Marcos
Lorenz Hensen
Malion
Texas
Leon Weltens Jr
Frank Gershost
John Fpasenidge
Charles Burkholder
Treuter Sr
Emst Dungmann
Vincent Ehrer
Knights of Columbus
Pueblo
Mexico
Firestone Shoe Delegation to Visit Southwest Event
A Firestone delegation led by Raymond C. Firestone visited San Antonio after touring the Rio Grande valley. He praised the Southwest tire market and rising US car production, saying demand will grow. Delegates included W A Knight and P I Estlock, with Texas Oklahoma Shoe Retailers delegates meeting at the Gunter hotel and considering next convention sites Fort Worth or Houston. J M Watson of San Antonio spoke at a Gunter dinner.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Firestone
Firestone Company
A. Beniteau
W. A. Knight
Southwestern
P. I. Estlock
Texas-Oklahoma Shoe Retavers Association
Gunter Hotel
Fort Worth
Houston
Mexico
J. M. Watson
San Antanio
Gunter
Watson
B. W. Bmartt
Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association
Rhea Nichols
New York City
Ethel Holland Little
Nine Elected by Beethoven Maennerchor During Meeting
Nine members named to the Beethoven Maennerchor board of directors at a Tuesday night meeting held at the clubrooms 422 Perdida street. New members also elected include Charles N Wuest Paul Nauschute Alex Hauer and Otto Rock support for long service and over 45 years continuous membership noted for several names.
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Honorecy Ife
Theociety
Perdida Street
Rudy Stappenbeck
Paul Seeliger
Paul Linagitari
AG Baldus
Egbert
Schweppe
H. M. Schmidt
Hermann
Son
Wounded Youth Sought After Home Breakin
Police searched hospitals Wednesday for a wounded youth who broke into the home of Mrs. Mary Spank at 400 Horigen Avenue. The intruder, with a forehead wound, used a telephone and fled after demanding she stay put, breaking a window with a rock during the 11 p.m. Tuesday incident.
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Horigen Avenue
Steves Plans Laredo Campaign for Diocese
Albert Steves, manager of the Episcopal church campaign, reported 150,000 pledged in the West Texas diocese. San Antonio pledged 87,115 toward the drive to fund a youth camp, with a meeting at St. Mark's parish house. Delegates from San Marcos Gonzales and Seguin joined Tuesday night to plan the out of town effort. A 150,000 goal is to be raised before the diocese council meets in Laredo January 22 23. About 300 campaign workers active in San Antonio and 20 in smaller towns.
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Episcopal Church
West Texas
Laredo
Hamilton Hotel
San Antonio
Sebi
Oribe
Episcopal
St. Mark's
San Marcos
Gonzales
Seguin
Counel
Cam~ Raign
Calotabs Claim Cold Aid In Safe Natural Purge
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as a natural aid to relief from colds. It touts a cleansing effect by flushing the intestines and kidneys with a double dose for a family package, claiming the remedy helps nature throw off a cold.
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Aid Yotinjaa
Caticura Skin Care Ad Promotes Trio of Aids
An old fashioned advertisement touts a rich foaming bath with Cutiora Soap for regular beauty care, Cutiora Ointment for baby irritations, and Caticura Talcum. All products are marketed as skin comfort aids, priced 25f each, and approved by Good Housekeeping Institute with a free sample offer from Caticura Dept. 41 Malden, Mass.
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Rite Caticura
Malden
Mfass
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