Kelly Field to graduate largest class of 171 cadets
Kelly Field will graduate its largest class, 171 members, with 9:30 a.m aerial review and 10:45 p.m graduation in the post theater. Col Clarence L. Tinker to deliver the address. The class includes 4 Regular officers, 6 National Guard officers, and 161 flying cadets with a long list of graduates led by Lieuts Eugene Nal and Henry Agnew Sebastian among others.
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Kelly Field
Clarence L. Tinker
National Guard
Eugene Nal
Henry Agnew Sebastian
Edwin Borden Broadhurst
Colin Purdie Jr
Mexicans to Deport Jew After Night of Violence
After anti Jewish violence in Mexico City Jacob Glantz who a mob tried to kill will be deported the immigration department announced. Glantz allegedly entered as an intellectual refugee and later engaged in commerce. He was detained after a clash with the mob amid condemnation from Lay Ultimas Noticias for anti Semitic disturbances.
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Mexico City
INS
Jacob Glantz
Immigration Department
Glantz
Mexico
Lay Ultimas W Noticias
Precaution Save Man and Truck. Burdick Aids in Capture
Rudolph Carroll and his son aided by A A Burdick detained one man after an alleged attempted theft of Carrolls truck in the 100 block of North Street. They saw two men attempting to start the vehicle and held one until police arrived, while the second suspect fled.
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Rudolph Carroll
Arbor Beach Drive
Rudolph Carroll Jr
A. A. Burdick
West
Laurel Avenue
North Street
Carroller
Burdick
Nature Club Field Trip to Cascade Caverns
The Garniature club of Marys University will take a field trip Monday to Cascade Caverns. About 25 students mainly from the Nature Club and biology classes will attend. Faculty members Brothers Albert Hagemann and John J. Schuh, both professors, will accompany the group along with Bro. Leg J Haier and M Ph D, professor of geology.
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Cascade Caverns
Mary's University
Leg J. Haier
Albert Hagemann
John J. Schuh
City OKs 145000 loan to fund ad campaign
Municipal advertising program to continue after city commissioners accept National Bank of Commerce offer. The bank will advance 145 000 with 4 percent interest and bond retirement by June 1 1939, in exchange for a 3 cent tax levy this year to ensure tax collections.
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National Bank of Commerce
Star-Chamber Council
Advertising Commission
Quin
Stinson Field Men Join March of Dimes Campaign
WPA personnel at Stinson Field joined a March of Dimes drive on Saturday. About 49 WPA workers and 66 employees contributed dimes for the effort, according to field manager Prod Harman.
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Stinson
March of Dimes
Wpa
Airport
Prod Harman
Woman Saved From Gas Filled Room In Texas
Mary Zepeda 87 of North Colorado street was rescued Saturday from a gas filled room at her home by Isidor Chapa, operator of a filling station at Colorado and Ruiz streets. Neighbors smelled fumes, called Chapa, who forced entry. Fire department inhalator squad treated her about 20 minutes before sending her to Riverside Green hospital where she remained alive. Her son Rudolph said she had been living with two younger children who were not at home.
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Mary Zepeda
Colorado Street
Isidor Chapa
Colorado
Ruiz Streets
Contract Awarded for Highway Work Near Brady
Brady January 28 Thomas F Bury of Rising Star was awarded the contract by the Texas highway department for drainage structures and grading 5.5 miles of the feeder road from Brady. The low bid was $34,080.
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Brady
Thomas FB. Bury
Rising Star
Texas Highway Deepartment
Scullyrest Lo Ie Davy Schtool
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