Fire destroys Trahan lodge and outbuildings in city blaze
H V Trahan owner of the Southwestern Pro dege company on Parkway drive outside the city limits reports his fire loss after a blaze destroyed two buildings a new truck and poultry and gin stock. He offered a certified check and faced city fire department restrictions on calls with officials directing him to contact Mayor Maverick. Endangering Trahan’s home nearby neighbors heard an explosion shortly before flames.
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V. Trahan
H. V. Trahan
Owart
Southwestern Prodege Company
Parkway Drive
Ind Px
Tréhan
Traagh
al Dhoved Trahan
Trahan
Maury Maverick
Man Parked Auto Hunted After Incident
Police hunted for a man who parked his car Sunday afternoon in the middle of the 0 block of Dwyer Street blocking A P Cruz's driveway. Cruz of 442 Dwyer reported a tall Negro whe parked the automobile about 20 feet from the left curb and 23 feet from the right curb. The car is held at the Plaza Hotel garage.
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A. P. Cruz
Dwyer
Wils
Thirty Ban Antonio Men Ordered to Camp BwiHs
Thirty San Antonio men were instructed to report to Camp BwiHs to begin the business and profession set men's course. Youths in the regular C. M. T. C. course arrived early at Fort Sam Houston for the camp opening and overnight arrangements were prepared by army officials. Local participants include John Blanting Willem Bure Gutford Catnwell Chaniee H. cals well Grover C. Crandall Edward A. Cuckingham Pretierck W. Lumrarae.
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Ban Antonio
Camp
BwiHs
C. M
Co Biantielg
Willem
Bure
Gutford Catnwell
Chaniee H. Calswell
Grover C. Crandall
Edward A. Cuckingham
Pretierck W. Lumrarae
List of names and trainees for upcoming program
A long, garbled roster lists Aston Fink Ralph Boultland Geon vo Glass and many others as participants. It mentions 1463 summer trainees and a schedule through Tuesday with professionals to be included.
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Aston Fink
Ralph Boultland
Geon Vo
Glass
Alplme
G. Tiewing
Chante
E.R Kinger
Lionel
Faberde
Rons C. Leary
Chursts
Black
Jod P. Littlepage
Thomas A. McDaniel
Orm “McNamara
Harper 1
MarFarland
George J. Martindale
Jasone Miller
Ben & Morrie
Courat
Thet Ting
William F Nowling
Mawdt. Priner
Tilman T
US aide denies mistreatment of Japanese gendarmes
In Shanghai a US Marine statement says none of the 15 Japanese gendarmes were mistreated after arrests in a defense area. A Japanese army spokesman claims abuse occurred. Colonel DeWitt Peck says civilians were protected and only those identified by station personnel were detained. The gendarmes were released after contact with their headquarters and an apology from Major General Saburo Miura.
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Shanghal
United States
Peckatorinased
Setirement Inlive
Ahd
Fock
Saburo Miura
Peck
Nominations for War and Navy Heads Move Forward in Senate
Washington July 6 Henry J Simson and Frank Knox nominated for secretary of war and navy respectively faced Senate confirmation. Leaders expect approval with hearings likely this week as Democratic convention approaches. In Mexico the campaign season brought unrest with deaths reported. President Cardenas urged a calm response while crowds shouted Viva Al Nigzan.
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Washington
Henry J. Simson
Frank Knox
Navy
Senate
Fon Stimson
Kox
Burglary Report Details Break-In and Time Clue
Police traced an attempted burglary at a residence after a burglar allegedly disconnected the electric trunk wire at 4:32 AM. The resident Morfing later learned the home had been entered around 6:20 AM, with no obvious items taken, and officers pursued possible suspects.
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Otruder
Meerscheint Atres
M. Morfing
Warelage
Tezen
Man Treated After Street Altercation On Crave Street
A man was treated at Nix hospital Monday after being hit by a dog on Crave Street. Police reported the incident involved a hitting of an individual on the street. Further details were not available at this time.
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Lux Haines Street
The
Nix Hospital
Hand By & Og Sl
Crave Street
Students fall victim to Mexico City election clashes
In Mexico City during Sunday’s presidential election violence, two American students were gravely wounded and another slightly hurt as crowds surged and police fired. Georgetown undergrads, including Francis Maloney Jr and Parkman Clancey, studied at the National University summer program while U.S. consulate officials described the chaotic scene in which bullets struck several tourists and locals.
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Mexico City
United States
Edward II Jr
Precnle A
Tg Eke
Cs al
Thin Nassuener
Jon
Hasslocher
Washington
Georgetown
Parkman Clancey
Tacuma Puck
Francis B Maloney Jr
D. C
Dunne
Clancey
Max Toney
Avenide Juares
Man Jailed After Disturbing the Peace at Home
Gilberto Mena of 10S Bernardo Street was booked on disturbing the peace. Deputy Rherid Emmett Smith and Special Deputy Sherr Gus inuperman reported a 40 minute struggle before Mena was placed in a county car after tearing up lumildre and threatening his wife at the residence.
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Gilberto Mena
Bernardo Street
Jeff Monnay
Rherid Emmett Smith
Sherr Gus
Can
County Court actions mix up speedy hearings
In County Court-at-Law No. a series of pleas and fines were recorded. Kenneth Belfon pleaded not guilty to stealing $40 from William Gunn and was jailed briefly. Willie Race and Jesus Acosta pleaded guilty or not guilty to various charges including theft and drunkenness with fines imposed. Quintero was fined for stealing a violet and a music box, Tony Rodriguez pleaded guilty to bicycle theft, and Fred Scott received a 30 day sentence for unlawfully carrying a dirk.
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Tash Ridet
C. J. Matthews
Kenneth Belfon
William Gunn
Omaha Street
Wille Race
Willie Mave
Grover GC
Jampbell
Avene EL
Jesus Acosta
Chris Quin
Tero
Booth
Medina Street
Quintero
Ray
Transfer of 2d Division Men to Camp Ord
An order issued Monday transfers two enlisted men from the Second Engineer Battalion Fort Gam Houaton to the Thirteenth Engineer Battalion Camp Ord. The group, in grade and with specialist ratings, includes Sethes and Staff Sete personnel such as Angelo de Melo Edwin A Kelley Dexter R Brutsch Jose Ordaz Thomas J Hols Walter S Nelson Oscar D Muller Robert J Holland Paul A Bolin Elwood J Holton John H Ramm e Pyts Thomas E B Poor John Mason Albert A Smith Reed H Merkley Raymond Ques and Richard H Butts. They will report at Camp Ord July 15.
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Fort Gam Houaton
Camp Ord, Call
Angelo de Melo
Edwin A. Kelley
Dexter R. Brutsch
Jose Ordaz
Thomas J. Hols
Walter S. Nelson
Osil L. Storey
Oscar D. Muller
Robert J. Holland
Two Wounded in Affray at Hotel
Two people were wounded in an affray at the Heath Hotel on Main Avenue. Police reported the altercation involved several individuals including Arline Ford, 20, and Mirale Jenkins, 36, who were treated at the hospital. Captain James W. Andrew Monney was named director of flying at Randolph Field, replacing Maj. Leland R. Hewitt who was transferred to Moffett Field.
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Heath Hotel
Main Avenue
Arline Ford
Mirale Jenkins
Chestnut Street
Robert
Green Hospital
James W. Andrew Monney
Dorothy Thompson
Sap Ave
fly+ me
Beer
Handolph Field
Randolph Field
Seyof Nogalitos Airnet
Jeral
Andrey
Leland R. Hewitt
Moffett Field
Calt
WPA Aids to Get More Pay Checks
WPA measures will increase take home pay for workers this year by adjusting payment timing and amounts. Administrators state workers will receive 20 pay checks instead of 24 while the net amount remains unchanged. Payments will be issued every 14 days rather than twice monthly under the national plan.
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WPA
H. P. Drought
Bounced checks tied to Fat Mabrito investigation
District attorney investigator Fat Mabrito said five checks for 24.60 dollars each bore fictitious signatures and had all been cashed. The items were placed in the custody of the Astrich attorney's office after they bounced Monday, pointing to a possible scheme involving local grocery stores.
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Bevan
Astrich
Offlee
Fat Mabrito
Batsunday
Police probe after boy whipped on city street
A woman in the 300 block of Milan Street caused a disturbance Monday as police investigated. The boy was taken to Robert B. Green hospital for treatment and was pronounced hurt with minor bruises.
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Mlan
Robert B. Green Hospital
RAF raids German airdrome at Bechwege central Germany
London reports the Royal Air Force carried out a daylight reconnaissance and attack on Bechwege airdrome in central Germany yesterday. Eight aircraft took part in the raid, with damage and opposition noted by observers.
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London
Royal Air Force
Bechwege
Germany
Br.ac FL
Tentral
Wits Saccens- Tilly
Mit Altrrete
Explosive blast damages home on West Avenue
A porch explosion at 101 West Avenue shattered windows and left a two foot hole in the porch floor. Police say a quart jar containing a mixture of sulphur and polagh prepared by E Gorin Jr. exploded around 1 15 am Monday. No injuries reported.
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Carl FE. Gaskin Jr
Avaritn
E Gorin Jr
Elevator Faller Injured After Missing Car Incident
Ernest Trilson a 34 year old candy maker at Jenner's Manufacturing stepped into what he believed was an elevator car at 7 13 A M Monday at 831 South Fiores street and fell 18 feet to the shaft. He was treated at Robert B Green hospital for a severely bruised right shoulder and was not seriously injured according to doctors.
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Ernest Trilson
Davis Street
Robert B. Green
Trulson
Jenner's Manufacturing Company
South Fiores Street
Bates
Police arrest quartet for vagrancy after loom of vacuums
City Detective R R Lowe noticed a car full of vacuum cleaners parked in the 1100 block of West Commerce Street. He watched the owner absent and the items being removed. Lowe arrested two suspects for vagrancy and booked them. One suspect reportedly claimed to be employed at the police station.
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San Antara
R. R. Lowe
Weet Commerce Street
Police arrest trio on gaming charges in Durango street case
Police booked HEENS PETRONS, ONE R JUVeENUe, and an unnamed companion after arrests by H.W. Mansfield and F BP Riley. The men were taken into custody near 1723 Durango Street on Sunday noon following earlier detentions at Durango and South Lediig streets on gaming allegations.
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H.W. Mansfield
F BP
Riley
Durango Street
Mansfield Jana Riley
Durango
South
Lediig
Passant Okehed Named Deputy Constable in Texas
Bexar county commissioners on Monday approved the appointment of Passant Okehed as deputy constable to fill the vacancy caused by the death of L. W. Worthy, who was killed in a bar shooting. Passant will serve as deputy constable in Precinct No. 4.
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Bexar County
Passant
L. W. Worthy
Precines No
Ashworth to Talk to Technical Club
Chief of Police Ray Ashworth will speak at the Tuesday meeting of the Technical Club at the Bluthonneb hotel. He will outline all operations of the local police department.
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Ashworth
Ray Ashworth
Faith Put to Test Agi Faith Put to Test Agi
In Knoxville Tennessee preacher Jesse Puck, a 64 year old leader of a mountain sect, was bitten by a copperhead while ministering to his followers. He refused medical treatment, saying faith would heal him, and left bed to preach after a week of swelling and pain.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gory
Jesse Puck
Aga Prk
Seven injured in head on crash on Austin highway
Seven people were injured Monday in a head on collision in Guadalupe county on the Austin highway. Malcolm Milburn 26 of Weet Magnolia avenue sustained fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. Graham Milburn 22, Clyte Parker 22, Miss Milas Vaughn 41, and Bory Buckley 302 West Mulberry street suffered various injuries. Bald Cuchrit 42 and Lydia Lee Huffman 47, both of Austin, had minor injuries. Parker treated at Nix Hospital.
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Ben Antonitins
Austin
Hind Beer
Guadallupe
Rhe Inca
Malcolm Milburn
Weet Magnolia Avenue
Graham Afilburn
Clyte Parker
West King's Highway
Jett
Milas Vaughn
Assailant Knocks Man Unconscious at Victoria Street
Carlos Mungary, 35, of 324 Mount Zion Street, was struck at Victoria and Fountain streets Monday and rendered unconscious. He is hospitalized after receiving treatment at Robert and Green Hospital but cannot identify his assailant, police said.
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Victoria and
Fountain Streets
Carlos Mungary
Mount Zion Street
Robert &. Green
First Home Guard Meet Set July 18
Vie Ban Antonio home guard announces first meeting for July 18 in the east wing of the Municipal auditorium. Deputy Mayor Floyd McGown says no rental will be charged for the gathering.
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Vie Ban Antonio Home Guard
Floyd McGow
McGown
British reject IAPS demands over wartime supply route
Britain rejected Japan's demand to close the route through British ports to war supplies for the Chinese government. The government said the move would conflict with commitments to Burma and India. Ambassador Sir Robert Lawton Craigle delivered the denial, stating there was no basis for halting traffic via the water route.
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