Leap saves life as wheel rolls into road
In Buffalo Wye Roy Wilson spots a wheel from his truck rolling toward a steep grade and leaps to avoid it. The wheel is found to be from his own vehicle. Moments later his logs shift and crush the driver’s cab, narrowly missing injury.
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Weather Humidity and Rainfall Details From July Report
Weather figures show humidity around 64 to 91 percent with July at 62 percent. Past 24 hour precipitation is a trace, monthly trace and yearly totals include 19.56 inches, 2.951 inches for the year, and daily readings around 7,238 ppm. A few garbled terms remain but core data indicate high humidity and light rainfall with monthly and yearly accumulations.
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Father and daughters in police altercation case
Vol Gray, 43, resisted five patrolmen after a fight at 421 Roberts Street. He was charged with aggravated assault and disturbing the peace. His daughters, aged 15 and 13, were held for juvenile authorities for using ice picks during the struggle.
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Roberts Street
A. H. Moore
Major Fined $50 On Two Complaints
Maj. Glenn Kramer of Alamo Lodge was fined $50 in Alamo Heights Corporation Court after pleading guilty to complaints of drunkenness and disturbing the peace. The incidents stemmed from an early morning party at the lodge on Austin highway. Caine planning witness was C. H. Morris, manager.
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Glenn Kramer
Alamo Lodge
Austin Highway
Wis
Alamo Heights Corporation Court
Caine
C. H. Morris
Corpus Boys Halt Film Dreams in San Antonio
Four boys from Corpus Christi who traveled toward Hollywood were stopped in San Antonio after boarding a freight train on Duval Street. Patrolman Sam G. Talamantez reported the incident. the youths, ages 13 and 14, were jailed at the county facility as parents were notified.
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Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Sam G. Talamantez
Duval Street
Dr Bradshaw to Assume Duties as Assistant Public Health Director
Dr. W. V. Bradshaw will assume duties as assistant director of public health at the city health department in San Antonio on Thursday. He replaces Dr. R. L. Cherry. The new director, Dr. Dudley A. Reekis, is expected to arrive later this month.
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San Antonio
City Health Department
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Dudley A. Reekis
Police Badge Heist Ends in Bonds For Oklahoma Visiters
Three visitors from Oklahoma and Livingston took a police officer’s badge from a cap in San Antonio hoping for a souvenir. They were arrested and posted bonds of 5.50 dollars each, amounting to a nominal fine. The suspects were Edgar Hotchkiss aged 27, Robert B Winters 20, and Clarence A Williams 20.
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Edgar ‘Hotchkiss
Robert B. Winters
Oklahoma
Clarence A. Williams
Livingston
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