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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1935

Page

13

San Antonio school plans face board approval

Approval of more than a million dollars in San Antonio school construction will come at a board of education meeting Tuesday. Plans include a new South Side high school a North Side junior college and other improvements totaling 1 265 000 dollars A new stadium at 100 000 dollars will have bids opened February 1 The agenda also lists converting a Negro elementary school to white use new elementary schools at various streets and additions to existing campuses with new unit dining and assembly facilities in several schools

San Antonio North Side Junior Col Himendorf and Delgado Laredos Walzaemora Hood Bee Leone Pecos Si Lamar Aid Adson

Amendments to Communications Bill Proposed

Washington January 2 The communications commission seeks to consolidate Western Union and Postal Telegraph lines into one group or any other carrier that transmits written messages by land, cable, or radio. The panel also proposes prohibiting exclusive contracts among American owned carriers and barring any carrier from issuing free securities except for life or property safety related services including ship hydrographic and medical aid at sea.

Washington, D.C Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies Congress Commission

Rogers to be fed chili at the Texas Governor's mansion

Austin January 21 Governor James V Allred will host Rogers the humorist who promised to eat chili to prove his chili yen reforms. Rogers will be the guest of honor at the executive mansion while he performs at the Abnellen theater to aid crippled children.

Rogers Austin Wii James V. Allred

Bills for Oil Field Courts and Tax Proposals Rise in Texas House

Texas House sent to Governor Allred bills to reestablish special district courts in Smith and Rusk counties to handle oil field mitigation. Courts may be added in Gregg county. A resolution asks USDA to base acreage allotments on same basis as cotton and corn. Proposals include taxing coin-operated vending machines and raising state official salaries with a Huntsville office for the board of pardons and paroles.

Austin Texas House James V. Allred Ate Smith Rusk Texas Allred Attorney General's Department Texas Railroad’ S Commission Gregg County House Agricultural Adjustment Administration W. C. Reed Dallas Weaver Moore Houston Gordon Birms Huntsville Board of Pardons and Paroles

Roosevelt for Garner on Washington D. C. Jan. 21 1936

The capital heard today that President Roosevelt wants John Nance Garner to be his running mate again in 1936. Some Democrat leaders weighing reports that administration members favor Ickes or Wallace for vice president sought more about the White House plans. The word believed today is that Garner remains the president’s choice.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt John Nance Garner

Braniff Seeks Better Weather Reporting at Local Airport

Braniff Air Lines asked the city chamber for improved weather reporting and teletype facilities at the local airport. The airline plans to add bi motor all steel ten passenger planes on the Chicago to Brownsville route via San Antonio, with first service expected in March. Peter Whaley of the chamber said the request will go to directors and then to city officials if approved.

Braniff Air Lines Chicago Brownsville San Antonio Perter Whaley

Bandits Strip and Wound Four Men in Sunday Assaults

Bandits undressed one man and wounded three more in Sunday attacks. G Guill, 34, 2417 West Travis, beaten. T Ramos, 26, 214 South Leona, slashed. B Graham, 30, Beeville, beaten. Buddy Fowler, 29, 210 West Nueva, pummeled to underclothes. A well equipped cafe for sale at 400 dollars. Classification 42.

G. Guill West Travis Street T. Ramos Leona Street B. Gra~ham Beeville Biddy Fowler West Nueva Street

Tuttle to Confer on Army Projects in Washington

W B Tuttle vice chairman of the chamber of commerce military affairs committee travels to Washington to confer with Senator Morris Sheppard and Congressman Maury Maverick about 16 million dollars in army construction at Fort Barn Houston Camp Normoyle the Arsenal and at Randolph Kelly Brooks and Duncan fields.

Tuttle W. B. ‘Tuttle Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Morris Sheppard Maury Maverick War Department Fort Barn Houston Camp Normoyle Arsenal Randolph, Kelly, Brooks and Duncan Fields

Thieves Stick to Firesides in 8. A.

San Antonio police report a small burglary spree with three locations hit and a window smashed. Victims include G P Wagner at 319 Maly Avenue, Dr H Jackson of Gibbs Building, and Clyde Cox at 502 Augusta Street. A safe at King Richter Pitble Co. at 1001 Morales Street was opened and cash stolen.

San Antonio G. P. Wagner Maly Avenue Dr. H. 5. Jackson Gibbs Clyde Cox Augusta Street King-Richter Pitble Company Morales Street

Brooks Pilots Fly as Grounding Clamps Down Airfields

Sub freez ing temperatures and strong north winds forced suspension of aviation at Kelly and Randolph fields on Monday. Grounding orders kept all planes grounded as temperatures dropped to 48. Brooks field pilots, however, operated their quarterly equipment test and flew 20 ships in the morning.

Kelly Randolph Fields Brooks Field

Martin to Speak at Highway Meeting

D K Martin of the highway commission will address the Bexar County Highway Deau tification association at 10 a m Tuesday in the municipal auditorium. Other highway department officers will also speak at the session.

Deportees Headed to Laredo from San Antonio

Thirty seven deportees were being taken to Laredo from San Antonio Monday under Immigration Inspector K Behaefer. Thirty three were from New York and four from this city. General Hale dies in Washington D C. Major General William F Hase, 61, chief of coast artillery, died today at Walter Reed General Hospital.

Laredo San Antonio K. Behaefer New York Hale Washington, D. C William F. Hase Coast Artillery Walter Reed General Hospital

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