Cold Wave Grips Texas Panhandle to Coast
The Associated Press reports a deep cold front hitting Texas with freezing temps as far as Corpus Christi. Low readings ranged from single digits in Amarillo to mid thirties in major Gulf cities. East Texas saw a hard freeze and wintry precip disrupted travel and damaged lines, though services largely remained intact.
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Seven Injured in Blanco Road Crash Near Hildebrand
Seven people remained in Robert B. Green Hospital Friday after a crash at the Blanco road and Hildebrand avenue intersection. C Cooke age 28 from Temple his wife Frances and daughter Dalay suffered injuries from flying glass. Fritz Lange 17 his trolley Edwin 19 and sisters Fila 12 and Lena 1d were injured in the other lap. The Gookes were bound for Temple while the Langes were returning from their home seven miles away on Blanco road.
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Young Lutherans to Meet Sunday in San Antonio Area
Officers of Lutheran societies from San Antonio Kingsbury Austin New Braunfels and Three Rivers will meet in a conference at St Pauls Lutheran parish Sunday at 2 30 p m Roland Willman of Kingsbury chairman will conduct the meeting.
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Weather round up for San Antonio and Texas regions
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across San Antonio and vicinity with cool Saturday night and a warm Sunday. North to east winds shift, with highs near the mid thirties Friday and around 46 Sunday in parts. East Texas reports freezing north and west areas with rising temperatures coastal winds becoming southeasterly for Sunday. West Texas shows partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures from Saturday night through Sunday. Additional details continue on page 2.
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Weather forecast for San Antonio with a weekend outlook
The forecast notes a cold promised set up, with a north wind easing by weekend. Temperatures rise to about 46 degrees Sunday, Saturday highs around 38, and lows near 26. Partly cloudy conditions expected with no heavy rain, cast over by alternating sun and clouds since the start of the period.
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Ohio River floods push Cincinnati toward record crest
Debris filled Ohio River reached its highest recorded level and held for hours as freezing temperatures worsened conditions for refugees. About 41,500 homeless in Cincinnati metropolitan area, with nearly 75,000 elsewhere along the river corridor. Fire and police crews evacuated thousands from flooded homes while food and fuel shortages strained relief efforts.
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Industrial Activity Nearing High Peak
Industrial activity rose this week sustaining momentum toward a seven year peak reached two weeks earlier. The seasonally adjusted index advanced to 1013 from 100.2 last week and 34.1 versus a year ago. Steel mill operations led the pace, the strongest since February 1920.
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Red Cross Campaign Aims To Aid 270000 Flood Victims
The Associated Press reports Red Cross marshals 3700 chapters in a drive for 2 million dollars to aid about 270000 homeless and needy across eight flood hit states Arkansas Missouri Illinois Tennessee Kentucky Indiana Ohio and West Virginia as Ohio river crests and flood dangers rise leaving thousands without shelter.
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Fort Worth Jury Acquits Justice Beaty of Misusing Funds
A Fort Worth criminal district court jury acquitted Justice of the Peace Marvin Beaty on charges of misapplying county funds. Beaty faced the first of 28 indictments alleging misapplication of various amounts paid to his court. observers expected the remaining charges to be dismissed or not pursued.
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Chicago Priest to Say Masses Here
The Rev. Francis G. Young of the Chicago Church of the Little Plower will celebrate Masses at the Wand 14. m. services Sunday at the Ineal Chart of the TASte Plow er, Zarramora street and Oulebra road, it was announced Friday.
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California Citrus Freeze Devastates Groves and Crops
Los Angeles January 23 A savage cold snap cripples California citrus empire with up to half of orange, lemon, and grapefruit groves destroyed. Production value last year reached 112 million from 250000 acres. Four workers killed in smudge pot accidents amid oil fires. Imperial Valley forewarned to face 19 to 23 degree lows with record lows noted. Desert regions report 3 million in crop damage for winter vegetables.
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Death Sentence Given in Slaying of Fernanda Ramirez
Rayondville report states Raymondville January 23 a jury last night found HPio Quesada guilty of slaying Fernanda Ramirez a hunters guide and the defendant was sentenced to death prompting authorities to appeal for calm amid heightened tensions
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Head Injured In Auto Collision In South Flores Street
Sam Havencon aged 21 of 316 Stonewall Street received treatment at Robert B Green Hospital for head injuries after an auto collision Friday night on 500 Mock of South Flores Street.
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Explosion Kills Three, Blasts House In Pennsylvania
A keg of blasting powder exploded last night as a Pennsylvania family sat down to dinner, killing three members and injuring others. The blast destroyed the house and left several family members critically or seriously burned.
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Mexico Moves Toward Proletariat Rule, Laborde Declares
Herman Laborde, Communist party secretary-general, urged a revolutionary dictatorship in an eight hour speech at Mexico City’s seventh annual convention. He called for immediate expropriation of all foreign property and warned of a new world war with Soviet Russia opposing fascism. He claimed Mexico must stand with the United States against fascism or face a broader Latin America battle.
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St Luke's Elects Four to Church Council
St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran church on Saturday elected four men to the church council for three year terms. Named to the terms were KE T Aukele Val Roessling John Hebbler Theodore Ker and Fritz Geissler. The event followed the church's tenth anniversary in San Antonio.
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Buck and His Menagerie Endure Cold in San Francisco
Frank Buck the famed animal hunter, his monkey Bring ’Er Back Allyn, a water buffalo and two elephants huddle around a heater in San Francisco as temperatures dip to 4 to 14 degrees. Buck jokes this is the warmest place in the country and laments the cold while planning a return to tamer climes and his jungle days.
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GM labor strike stalemate drags on with 135000 idle
State and federal officials voiced cautious hope for an early break in the General Motors labor dispute that began with a single factory strike November 18. The walkout spread to 16 GM units and halted or reduced operations in two more plants. President Roosevelt offered no new news while Governor Murphy pressed for a settlement. Sloan and Lewis remained the key figures, with Knudsen and Marlin back in Detroit as talks continued.
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Presiding Elder Freeman to Preach at Laurel Heights Church
Presiding Elder F M Freeman will preach at Laurel Heights Methodist Church at 10:50 a.m. Sunday. Pastor Dr Robert B Goodrich will preach at 7:30 p.m. Sunday on Fighting Through.
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Sergeant to aviation division details for temporary duty
Technical Sgt. Walter Ji Cul- Jnane is detailed for temporary duty with the School of Preparation Medicine at Randolph Field. The move is a post medical department assignment announced Friday.
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Pope Pius XI Threatened by Gangrene in Paralyzed Leg
Vatican reports say Pope Pius XI faces imminent danger of gangrene in his paralyzed leg as blood circulation declines. Doctors and papal officials express grave concern while the pope maintains engagements with Cardinal Facelli and greets visiting archbishops amid worsening heart and breathing issues.
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Madrid Bombarded in Intense Civil War Artillery Blast
Artillery batteries pounded central Madrid for over an hour as crowds fled into cover amid a heavy bombardment in the civil war. Casualty figures were not immediately released.
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State School Chief Hurt in Accident
Ice coated pavement near Troy caused an accident yesterday injuring L. A. Woods state superintendent of public instruction. Woods suffered ten broken ribs a dislocated shoulder and a head injury when his car skidded and overturned. Condition not critical, hospital attendants said.
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Soviet trials open for 17 Bolshevists in high treason case
Karl Radek and 16 co-defendants confessed to a plot with Germany and Japan to partition Soviet Russia, aid Japan in a war against the United States, and yield Sakhalin to Japan. The indictment accuses direct conspiracy with Trotsky’s circle and foreign agents, with Radek testifying after earlier contact through Vladimir Romm.
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Armament Halt in Germany Sought by Blum
Paris January 23 Premier Leon Blum intends to ask Reichsführer Adolf Hitler to halt Germanys armament program as the first condition for economic aid from France sources said today.
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Five Die and Three Hurt in Tokyo Armys Barge Plant Blast
A Japanese news agency reported five people killed and three injured in an explosion at an army barge power plant near Tokyo. Officials warn of continuing danger as investigators inspect the site.
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