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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1938

Page

10

Rail commission probes intrastate freight rate dispute in Texas

An investigation ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission addresses Texas Rail Commission refusals to apply interstate rate increases to intrastate traffic. Texas railroads petitioned for enforcement, and hearings are set for July 25 in Wichita, August 1 in El Paso, and August 8 in Houston.

Washington CINBI He Icg Railroad Commission of Texas ICG Texas Commission Texas Commission Win el Paso Agust Hirlingen Teans

Hull Asks Mexico to Hold Hlondo Negro

Medina county resident receives a telegram from Secretary Cordell Hull stating American embassies have been instructed to seek detention of an extradition case. Parker, held at Laredo, Texas, is accused of slaying Rey Em, a Honda mechanic, with extradition proceedings underway but facing counter attempts. Extradition efforts are disputed as authorities pursue the suspect across borders.

Hull Mexico Hlondo Negro Laredo Gherle C. . Schurhi Medina County Cordell Hill Rey Em Es Honda

24-Foot Python Bites Frank Buck in Amityville Zoo

Frank Buck known for wild animal exploits was bitten by a 24 foot python at his Massapequa zoo. The snake struck his left hand during a forced feeding attempt, inflicting serious injuries and Buck was rushed to hospital.

Frank Buck Amityville, N Frank Buck Massapequa Zoo Pick Gic Hos Inital

Youth Dies in Wreck Near Weatherford

A Weatherford area wreck left Marvin Stratton 49 dead and his father Tom Stratton along with Marvin s two cousins Ancel Stratton 24 and Morris Stratton 18 seriously injured. The car veered off the road and struck a telephone pole about eight miles east of Weatherford while returning from Fort Worth.

Fort Worth SA Park Weatherford Marvin Stratton Tom Stratton Marvin Ancel Stratton Morris Stratton

Crown Prince to Have One Night Out in New York

Report notes Crown Prince Gustav of Sweden will dine out tonight with his wife Crown Princess Louise and their son Berth. Doctors say he has recovered enough from a kidney ailment to attend the dinner, after which they will return to the hospital.

New York Crown Prince Gustav Anoll Sweden Barkneas Prvillon Mhediing

Five Jews killed in Palestinian attacks across areas

The report cites multiple attacks near Jerusalem and surrounding towns with several Jews killed and wounded. Incidents include death and injury in or near Amvered settlement and near the temple area in the old city, as attackers struck workers and passersby. Security forces responding to the violence.

Palestine Jerubalem Dows Old City Roshplita

Air Corps Reserve Officer Reports and personnel notes

Reports list officers from the Air Corps Reserve including Trent Voi Stintad and Kelly Meld. Lieut Isidro d Porecea of the Philippine army is noted as grating in the Ima class at Kelly Field and assigned to Brooks Field for active duty beginning September 1.

Trent Air Corns Iash Kelly Brooks Isidro d. Porecea Philippine Army Ima Kelly Teld Brooks Neld

Weather turns drought cautious as hottest day hits 94

On Fourth of July the region sweltered with a 94 degree high. Jarboe notes drought emerging though May and June rainfall offered limited relief. Forecaster predicts 86 degree highs later, while crops show stress from extended dry conditions. Cardozo shows continued improvement in noon report.

J. H. Jarboe Jarbor Jar Jbog Jarboe

Husband of Wounded Bride Surrenders Denies Shooting

Roberta Cardenas, wife of Emma Rodriguez Gardenas, reported to have been shot on her mother’s porch, says her husband surrendered with attorney Archie Brown and denies involvement. The injured woman told a relative police she believed a hired assassin fired the shot. The address given is 212 Mortersy street amid family estrangement.

Roberta Cardenas Po-Ice Archie Brown Emma Rodriguez Gardenas Henry Rodriguez Crrfenas Mortersy Street Toran Rodriguez

Comptroller Issues June 30 Bank Call

The comptroller of the currency released a call for the condition of all national banks as of closing on June 30. The Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC asked banks they examine to report their June 30 condition. In Austin the state banking department issued a call for the condition of state banks as of June 30.

Washington Ofi Comptroller of the Currency Federals Reserve Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Austin State Banking Department

Chops Off Hand to Quit National Guard

In SELKUOLL a 26 year old, Carl Winkler, severed his right hand with a hatchet after claiming he joined the National Guard four months ago but could not face combat. He told police he took the action to quit fighting and not to go to aviations. In Santa Monica, Harry H. Weigel, 50, longtime vice president and general manager of Douglas Aircraft, died today at Santa Monica hospital.

Selkuoll UNS National Guard Carl Winkler Santa Monica Calif Harry H. Weigel Douglas Aircraft Corporation Santa Monica Hospital

Texas Heat Records Led Unlikely Relief Looms

The Texas Panhandle and northwestern regions faced extreme heat with many cities setting seasonal highs. Dallas Houston Abilene Fort Worth and Amarillo reported near record temperatures while relief seemed unlikely as highs lingered around the mid to upper 90s and low 100s across the state.

Panhandle Weather Bureau Independence Texas Wichita Falls Shireveport Mercury Abilene Fort Worth Dallas Houston Amarillo el P Waco Corpus Dy Joseph L. Clive

Reward Offered For West Assailant In Wake Of Incident

A fragmented notice in The Eel offers a $300 reward for information leading to the arrest of a West assailant connected to a duty night incident. The notice cites W. A. King, M.D. and an HHA officer as in-laws of West West, with unclear details and timing.

Ahem West Jr Brian Malion W. A. King M.D HHA West Weat

Six Hurt in July Fourth Crash Near San Antonio

A July 4 excursion ended in a highway collision near San Antonio on the Austin highway at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Darrell Hawkins and wife were among the injured, with six people hurt, five seriously. J N Littleton and relatives in another car, plus Miss Jean Saunders, were also involved. Hawkins suffered severe eye injury, broken leg and body wounds. his wife, Farrel, and Miss Saunders sustained multiple injuries. Both cars were wrecked and taken to hospitals as a crowd gathered. A bulldog in Hawkins car survived unscathed.

San Antonio Austin Dispanas Darrell W. Hawking Stonewall Street E. A. Pareall Ware J. N. Littleton Hays Street Kpp Jilleton Ireland Texas Lanier Hotel Jean Saunders Auto Stofs JN Mus Hawkins Farrel RB. F. Litttleton Miss Saunders Bertram Porrell New Brantels

Browder Testimony Prompts New York Party Ban Talk

Special to the Light New York July 5 direct testimony by Earl Browder general secretary of the Communist party in the United States sparks calls for New York lawmakers to outlaw alien or international organizations from participating as legal political parties in American elections. Browder is identified with the Comintern and visits Moscow, with references to his 1935 delegate role and ongoing party activities amid investigative scrutiny.

Elf. Compkins New York Earl Browder Communist Party United States Browder Hintself Browder Eerie Hille Joseph Stalin Hile Communist Party of Soviet Stalin Whith Moscow Remintern United Bales Comintern John J. McNabee Thal‘lata Hye Reglétative Enmenittee Oaly United Swates New Communist International

Woman's Assailant Screams, Runs Away

In Chicago on July 5 a man seized Shirley Brown, 23, as she walked near her home. The assailant screamed in fright and sprinted away when bystanders halted him. Mrs Brown reported the incident and described the brief assault before he fled the scene.

Chicago Shirley Brown Mrs Brown Passinsby Rs. Brown

Purge in Soviet Navy Arrest Reported in Moscow

Reports from Moscow say M Shaposhnikov the naval political commissar has been arrested in Stalin's purge. The commissar is not a relative of BM Shaposhnikov commander of the Leningrad district and former Red Army chief of staff.

Stalin Warsaw INS Moscow M. Shaposhnikov Dnief BM Shaposhnikov Leningrad Red Army Ne Staff

Weather Summary for Texas and Coast Regions

Weather notes indicate Tuesday night and Wednesday will feature light to gentle southerly winds. Highs reach around 96 Tuesday and near 98 Wednesday with Tuesday night lows near 74. East Texas and West Texas expect fair conditions with moderate southeasterly and southwesterly winds on the coast, and slightly cooler Panhandle weather Wednesday.

San Antonio Wea East Texas West Texas Panhandle

Mechanic Field Incident Leaves Two Planes Damaged

A minor airfield accident occurred hurting no one. Two A-l attack planes were lightly damaged with one taxiing by Lieut Hy Eb, and Cadet R Young noting the tail damage on a ship counted. No injuries were reported to the student pilots involved.

Kelly Fliers Kelly Fells Mator Hy EB Matt Jr R. Young

Jap Importations Stir Malaya Riots In Penang

In Penang riots erupted over Japanese imports. A factory signboard and soap boxes were burned while a mob seized and set ablaze Japanese goods, signaling disorder linked to Japanist soybeans entering Malaya.

Penang Malaya

Wage Hour Law Analyzed by Expert In Washington

Gene Robb, a noted authority on business, analyzes the wage hour law and its broad federal powers. He discusses employer and worker uncertainties, questions about applicability, and the administ rator’s role under Roosevelt and Perkins. The piece previews a series on implementation, overtime, and future wage levels.

Gene Robb Roosevelt Maduie Perkins Department of Labor Congress Mise Perkins Msnte Dhslees Jeerust

Spurned cash gift of sR 008 in Bow Street court

July 5 Bow Street hearings on Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwile-Regeni accusing Danish husband of demanding 5 million dollars and custody of their two year old son Lance. He faces divorce charges amid threats, blackmail claims, and a proposed gift of 250000 pounds. Bail set at 2000 pounds.

London iTl Barbara Hutton Haugwile-Regenie Lance Bow Street Court Woolworth France Patrick Hastings King's Courtselon ML Mitchell Paris Barbara Pole Mitchell Coun Fss New York

Stocks Waver After July Holiday On Mixed Trade

New York traders faced a wavering market after a two week advance as many recent favorites slipped by more than two percent. Cash profits persisted despite strong performances in forest securities and electric power shares. Early gains faded with tepid demand and commodities cooled from last week’s broad rise.

New York Shily Wall Street

Gulf Storm Report First Disturbance Near Jamaica

Weather Bureau storm warning service reports the season's first disturbance 260 miles east of Jacksonville moving slowly, increasing gradually with likely northeast or east northeast drift in the next 24 hours. First Lieutenant W C Delan departed Brooksfield for Lentfield Illinois after Mas Douglas Johnston on leave, expected to return Tuesday afternoon.

Miami Weather Bureau Darksonville W. C. Delan Brooksfield Lentfield Illinois Mas Douglas Johnston

Hypnotic spell denied in young mother's death

Glendale police hold 48 year old vaudeville hypnotist Robert A. Gilbert The Great Gilbert on suspicion of murder after a visit to Marie Colombos Gueing who died at her home Gilbert says he was called by her husband George Colombos and that she did not want the child He claims to have attempted resuscitation and fled the scene claiming concern for his safety pending coroner’s report

Glendale Calif Vnry Marie Colombos Robert A. Gilbert Gilbert Mutter Gilber George Colombos George Ethel Pardie Gaynor Culbert

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