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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1933

Page

3

Former Solon Takes Lead in 6th District Race in Texas

Houston dispatch reports former congressman Joel H. Eagle leading the Eighth Texas district race with about 4000 votes out of 16,000, Chester H. Bryan in a distant second with 2400, Robert Cole at 1800, amid a field of 30. In Houston mayoral race, ex Mayor Oscar Holcombe leads incumbent Walter Montieth by 700 votes as 17,000 counted.

Houston Joel H. Eagle Texas Chester H. Bryan Washmg Robert Cole Oscar Holcombe Walter Montieth

Petroleum Assn Sued for Salary In Texas District Court

Claude C Wild sues the Independent Petroleum Association of Texas and 15 air men in Sixty-seventh District Court seeking 5300 as unpaid salary. He alleges he was hired as executive vice president at 10000 yearly, with 700 paid from March 1, 1991 to March 1, 1932. rest refused. Also a note on sewing and costume designing help for dancing lessons.

Silver wedding anniversary in Seguin marked by Rev Jaworski

The Rev J Jaworski attended the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Benno DuMenil in Seguin. He had performed their wedding ceremony a quarter century ago, tying their vows in the city.

Seguin J.jaworski Benno DuMenil Mr. Jaworski

Tena Motor JL Defended in Leavenworth Habeas Hearing

In Leavenworth Kansas on January 28 the Texas penitentiary traveling rail used to transport escaped prisoners Joseph Zitto and Hayder Hale was defended as not a dog wagon. W R Crane, penitentiary representative, testified the contraption never hauled a dog and was approved to move the prisoners back to Huntsville after Governor Landon ordered extradition. Roy Hubbard, for the prisoners, argued the device was improper. The court overruled the action and ordered the prisoners turned over to Crane.

Leavenworth Kaw Texas Penitentiary W. R. Crane Crane Joseph Zitto Hayder Hale Huntsville Roy Hubbard Cran University of Texas Alfred M. Landon

De Valera Thanks Irish Americans after Victory

Dublin January 28 In an exclusive interview Irish Free State head De Valera credited Irish American friends with contributing to his victory. He said triumph rested on persistence and the moral support of Americans of the Irish race.

Dublin INS Ea‘non de Valera Executive Council Irish Free State Americnna

Insecticide UAW Sought Licensing Resolution Adopted

A Texas Entomological Safety session at the Plaza hotel approved a resolution urging licensure control for firms handling insecticides sprays and exterminators. E W Lasko of Dallas was reelected president, M A Stewart of Rice Institute served as secretary treasurer, and E W Walter was named vice president. Dr F G Isley discussed grasshoppers while Stewart highlighted larval fly healing research. the forum also considered pink bollworm risks after floods and set next year’s convention city for selection.

The Texas Entomological Safety Plaza Hotel E. W. Lasko Dallas M. A. Stewart Department of Ehtomology Rice Institute Houston E. W. Walter Government Entomological Bureau F. G. Isley Trinity University Stewart Rio Grande Valley R. E. McDoneld G. G. Harris

Roosevelt Urged for Nobel Prize

President-elect Roosevelt has been nominated for the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize. The nomination came from Dominican Republic President Rafael L. Trujillo, citing Roosevelt's public statements that signal leadership in American affairs will influence world peace.

Washington, D. C Jan. v Roosavelt Rafael L. Trujillo Dominican Republic

Farm relief plan criticized by Oklahoma expert

A Oklahoma educator labeled the domestic allotment plan a measure for agricultural grief. J T Sanders of Oklahoma Agricultural College warned the senate agriculture committee that the House passed bill would raise farm production costs, erode American farmers' price power in world markets, and strengthen competing nations.

Washington, D.C Oklahoma J.T. Sanders Agricultural Economics Oklahoma Agricultural College Senate Agriculture Committee House

Woman reports purse theft at downtown department store

Mrs Rose Ferrara of 222 East Theo Avenue found her purse missing after a purchase at a downtown department store last Saturday. She fainted and was taken home under a physician’s care. Mrs Katherine Tevons of 420 Dwyer Avenue also reported a purse loss containing $39.

Rose Ferrara East Theo Avenue Lato Katherine Tevons Dwyer Avonun Aso

County Attorney Hit for Tax Suits

A resolution condemns County Attorney D F Davis for bringing tax suits and another calls on the state legislature to eliminate the $1 60 poll tax. The measures were adopted by the Glvb Advancement Teague Saturday.

D. F. Davis Glvb Advancement Teague

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