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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1939

Page

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Mayor Maverick Deliberates On Police Fire Back Pay Plan

Mayor Maury Maverick meets with Police Chief Harvey and city officials to discuss a compromise for back wages owed under state age and house laws. The plan includes overtime pay for officers while adjusting pensions and sick leave deductions. A group of detectives may attend a 2 p.m. session to review the new schedule amid ongoing legal challenges and council action after the holidays.

Maury W. A. Harvey Reger E’floyd McGown Tr. N. Tucker J. Tra Kerchevile Henry Dielmann Tucker Harvey Maverick S. Hart Fac Cir Pension Sud Thewry Ioansfort Henry Lee Taylor Quinar

Opposed call for Texas Devas legislature special session

Texas State Manufactures Association officers urged members to write Governor W Lee O Daniel to oppose a special session. Porter A Whaler of San Antonio announced the letter as many members had attended meetings in Washington and elsewhere.

Devas Texas State Manufactures Associa“tion W. Lee O'Daniel Porter A. Whaler San Antonio Washington

Ban Lifted on Newspaper in Berlin Admits New York Slants

Berlin reports police lifted the indefinite ban on the New Yorker Slants Zeitung Under Herald, announced earlier January 6. The action ends a suppression of the paper and restores publication rights for the periodical in the city.

Berlin Gay New Yorker Zeitung Herald

Beery Seeks Custody of Adopted Daughter in L A Probate

Hollywood star Beery announced in Los Angeles probate court that he will be appointed legal guardian of his adopted daughter Caral Ann. He has custody since his divorce from Rena Beery who later married Albert J. Post. He has set aside 36090 in securities and plans to grow the estate until she is financially independent.

Hollywood Anne Wallace Beery Los Angeles Caral Ann Beery Rena Albert J. Post

Decline in Steel Industry Forecast

New York reports a forecast drop in weekly steel operations to 38.5 percent of capacity, down from 4.3 percent last week. The slide is tied to Fourth of July holiday suspensions and inventory surveys. A month ago utilization stood at 54.2 percent, with averages around 224 percent.

New York American Ikon and Steel Institute

Hitler Returns to German Capital in Balkans Policy Push

Berlin July 3 Hitlers return to Berlin marks a bid to bolster Germanys Balkan policy during the Bulgarian states visit led by prime minister Georgi Josseivanov. This is his first return to Berlin since June 7 when he moved headquarters to Berchtesgaden for summer. Hitler attended a funeral yesterday in Hamburg.

Hitler Berlin Acton Hiller Germany Balkans George Josseivanoff Suelker Flrst Berchtesgaden Hamburg

Grand Jury Action Seen in Kansas City

Kansas City reports grand jury action may be ordered to restore city records and review the city managers six thousand dollar emergency fund. Former U S district attorney Biek leads the legal department as charges allege removals by ex City Manager H P Mexicoy. Police control transfer to the state is announced.

Kansas City Sam C. Hish Kasay City Todep Biek U.S H. P. Mexicoy

J Kaderli Returns as Superintendent in Heights District

Former principal dismissed in 193% returns Monday as superintendent of Los Angeles Heights Independent School District. J N Kaderli named superintendent at a board meeting, succeeding P 3 Eakeley who resigned after criticizing the board. Salary set at $1000 yearly. prior salary was $430. Board and officials accuse each other of politics and inexperience amid disputed obligations. Civil service notes cite over 700 cities operating with civil service staff.

Los Angeles Heights J. N. Kaderll Pleasanton W. D.porester P. 3 Eakeley Kaderli Prinipal Perester Fakeley Ismiance Scrip Imeek Distriet Balurduy

Expansion in Mr Launched Expansion in Mr Launche

Washington July 3 Even paries through mass production raise hopes of new air corps for GHC planes within two years. Congress trimmed such expansion to 300 million dollars. Funds available estimated for 4500 planes. bids open this week for over 2500 planes of 10 types. Training began for 156 cadets at civilian schools with transfer to Randolph and Kelly fields for advanced training. About 2134 more pilots and 18,000 mechanics to be trained in two years.

Washington Congress Germany Atlore Tly Crath Randolph Kelly Rields Texas

Polish moves to halt and in prospect war

In Warsaw today Polish leaders discussed decisive steps toward delit tarization of Nazis in the Free City of Danzig. Reports say a firm decision was not reached though conferences through weekend aimed to stop German recruiting, arms smuggling, and fortifications. President Ignace Biesiecki summoned Danzig commissioner Marvin Rhodecki for talks with Beck and Smigly-Rudz.

Warsaw INS Poland Dansig Rele Danzig Naver Polant Threts League of Nations Ignace Bieseleki Marvin Qhodecki Josef Beck Marshal Smigly-Ridz

Jap Capture of Soviet Forces Reported in Manchuria

Japanese army communiques claim a strong Soviet position atop a strategic hill along the Khalka river was captured after a dawn bombardment and hand to hand combat. They say 26 tanks were seized after infantry met a Mongolian corps, with heavy air activity on both sides and tanks and trucks destroyed.

Manchaukio Khalka’ River Manchaulis- Mongolia Wantung Japan Manchoukuo Gard Lake Bor Outer Mongolia Manchonkus

Colorado official must serve term for public funds conversion

Former Las Animas County commissioner Rogers, who once sought Colorado’s governorship, must serve a six to ten year sentence for conversion of public funds. The State Supreme Court affirmed the conviction without dissent as part of a wide Las Animas county probe that saw 18 men convicted. ten received prison terms and eight were fined or jailed.

Denver Rogers Las Animas Calorado State Supreme Court Trinidad Cela Las Aml- Imas

Bomb Explodes At Arab Café Wounds About 20

A large bomb blast at a prominent Arab cafe in Prlesine's business district today wounded about twenty Arabs and destroyed the cafe set fire to nearby shops. Police and military authorities sealed all roads through the area and rushed the injured to hospitals.

HASPA Prlesine 4Line Bank Hed Gross

Movie Man Tells of Fight for Comeback

HOLLYWOOD July 3 INS The heart breaking struggle of a once stellar name to keep up appearances while seeking work in Hollywood led to the arrest of Marshall Mickey Neilan former ace director famed for Mary Pickford Blanche Sweet and Isle Ferguson The jailed man testified he had to sustain a front to land jobs and was broke having not worked in over a year He commanded over 200000 a year in his peak fortunes and is now virtually penniless with only 428 on his person His friends arranged release by habeas corpus and posting a 10000 bond He faces appear courts next Wednesday

Hollywoor INS Tee Marshall Mickey Nell&n Ace Hollywood Netlan Hun Beverly Neilan Mary Pickford Isle Ferguson Blanche Sweet Miss Sweet Nestan

Pontoons Sail for Squalus Salvage Operation

PORTSMOUTH Wy July 3 Pontoons left the Portsmouth Navy Yard to assist in lifting the sunken submarine Squalus. Seven pontoons will raise the vessel from 24 feet of water after a faulty dive in May. Five pontoons will lift the flooded hull, and two will be towed to the salvage site for use at the forward section where 33 men were rescued.

Portsmouth Portsmouth Navy Yard Ahuoyant Secon

Weather Summary for San Antonio and Vicinity

Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the north tonight and northwest Tuesday. Highs near 98 Monday and 82 Sunday, with cool nights around 74 to 75. Winds are moderate southeast, coastal regions may see stronger gusts.

San Antonio Pexas West Texas

China Sets Up New Trade Restrictions

Hongkong reports the Chinese government imposed new import restrictions to reduce wartime imbalance. The finance ministry at Chungking said the measures would save about 68 million dollars annually and the funds would be spent abroad for wartime needs.

China Hongkong Ching Chungking

Father’s Clue Leads to Daughter’s Body

Detroit story from May 16 reports Glen Robinson sought his missing daughter Ethelya with a fortune teller hint. Police followed the clue to the Detroit River where Edrelyn’s body was later found. investigators questioned Robinson as details remained unclear.

Detroit Glen Robinson Tom Haughton Ethelya Hovelston Shlin Deer

Woman Burned as Kerosene Explosion Destroyed Summer House

Mrs. Lawrence Schaal of St Fant Minnesota suffered serious burns when kerosene exploded as she lit a fire for a range at a summer house while vacationing with two children. The house was destroyed and the children escaped in their night clothing uninjured.

Estes Park Cali Lawrence Schaal St Fant Minn

Lock Sawed Off Burglars Hit Sixth Street Grocery

Burglars entered M. A. Jordan’s grocery at 515 Sixth Street by sawing the front door web off. They fled with a quantity of cigarettes and $2 in cash, police were alerted.

M. A. Jordan Sixth Street

Senators Names on Foreign Relations Panel Block War Plans

Pending before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are resolutions to alter neutrality law and dictate U.S. arms sales. Key members listed include Pittman, Hudson, George, Wagner, Connally, Thomas, Van Nuys, Murray, Schwellenbach, Pepper, Green, Barking, Reynolds, Guffey, Gillette, Borah, Johnson, Capper, LaFollette, Vandenberg, White, Shipstead. urging rejection of the amended Sol Bloom anti neutrality bill and Pittman anti neutrality resolution.

America Senate Foreign Relations Committee Pittman Congress Key Pittman Nevada Pat Hudson Mississippi Walter Tf, George Georgia Robert T Wagner New York Tom Connally Texas Elbert D. Thomas Utah Frederick van Nuys Indiana James B. Murray

England Japan Open Parley Delicate Talks Start

International negotiators prepare to meet in Tokyo for preliminary talks over the Anglo Japanese Tientsin dispute. British consul Maj G A Herbert and Toklo envoy Kato arrived for discussions as tensions rise following local stripping incidents in Tientsin and blockades around British and French concessions.

Tokio INS Negotia-neers England Japan Tientsin Wientsin

Roosevelt Watches War Tension During Fourth of July

Hyde Park July 3. Roosevelt eyes Europe crisis as 1941 defense measures pass. He outlines emergency aid adding 2269 planes and 27 million for Panama Canal defenses while spending Independence Day with his mother Sara Delano Roosevelt and planning a return to Washington after midnight.

Hyde Park N.Y Preakten Toonsevelt London Paris Washington Congress Germany Dacatg Raoapvelt Sara Delano Roosevelt Europe Tio Ganily Tomorro

Plane Crash Kills Two in Gordonsville Minnesota

An air crash near Gordonsville, six miles east of town, killed woman passenger Kermit J. Watney and Clarence Webber, both 21 and 23, while the pilot Irving Engen, 27, from Glenville, suffered five broken legs and internal injuries. Watney’s father witnessed the wreck after responders freed the body. Authorities opened an investigation into the incident.

Gordonsville Minn Kermit J. Watney Clarence Webber Albert Lea Irving Engen Glenville A. Watney Kermit Watney

Labor Mobilization Ordered via Danzig

The Free City of Danzig moved to mobilize workers deemed vital to state welfare amid Polish German tensions over Pomorze. An order to be published by the senate allows reprisal labor and targets essential industries like shipbuilding facing material shortages. officials show nervousness but no new developments.

Free City Danzig Airnele Pomorze Senate Matai

Weather Test Flight Delayed For Equipment Arrival

First weather test flight of a new radio weather sounding apparatus at Sinsonfold is delayed. Meteorologist P. P. Hemphill announced the launch, previously scheduled for 2 PM Monday, will occur after the arrival of a small transmitting device attached to balloons to record pressure humidity and temperature during ascent.

Muriay Sinsonfold Amul P. P. Hemphill

Cooling Foot Powder Ad Claims Comfort All Year

An old advertisement touts Moxie foot powder as cooling and soothing for summer and winter use. It promises relief from sore feet with shaking or rubbing, and contrasts it with talcum. The copy references Rosemary Lane and Monica Hear Cowsler in a faded, fragmented marketing pitch.

Monica

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