Four Held in Earl Slaying In New Orleans Suburb Algiers
Four suspects including Anthony Beninate and Mary Manale were held without bond on murder and arson charges in the 1933 death of Eugene Clark. The victim found burned in his bed with a fractured skull at a bar in Algiers. Crawford surrendered last week after police were tipped by his own confession.
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New Orleans
Anthony Beninate
Houston
Mary Manale
William ©. Crawford
Har Oe Richards
New
Guy Johnson
Eugene FP
Clark
Algiers
Johnson
Crawford
Roosevelt Signs Retirement Pay Bill For War Officers
President Roosevelt signed a law granting retirement pay to about 2000 World War emergency officers of the army, navy, and marine corps. The Veterans Administration estimated the annual outlay at roughly 1.872 million dollars. Opponents argued the bill would burden the budget.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Veterans Administration Cet
Jobs in U S Civil Service Offerings Listed
Jobs available by application to civil service authorities include laboratory mechanic with a $2000 annual salary, teachers in Indian communities earning $1820 to $2000, a cotton technologist from $2800 to $3800, and a ven tor cook at $2000.
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Med
Ding Areaan
Wentor Cook
Woodworking training set offered by W M Gowen in San Antonio
W. M. Gowen at 335 East Park Avenue offers free woodwork and metal work instruction to any San Antonian over 18 in connection with a new toy and novelty factory. The venture plans to hire up to 250 workers once trained staff are ready, operate non profit style with profits shared with students, and allow graduates to seek other jobs.
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W. M. Gowen
East Park Avenue
Cowen
Besa
Flush Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting Up Nights
Damaged OCR text mentions a cheap tonic claiming to flush kidneys and stop nocturnal urination. It references stimulants and remedies, with garbled phrases about feet, eyes, and bladder symptoms. No verifiable names, dates, or organizations are clear from the fragment.
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Hent
Jeanne
27 Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments in San Antonio
Classified rental list shows furnished and unfurnished apartments with monthly rates for Grafton Kings OL Roosevelt Rosewood and others plus rooms with board and housekeeping rooms. Additional information promises complete listings in the Rental Columns in The Light San Antonio's paper with ad details and contact.
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Grafton
King's OL
Rigsby
Roosevelt
Rosewood
Dittmar
King's Hwy
Saunders
Wantlawn
Woodlawn
Hong Fula
Hondondo
Bearborough
Thorain
Methe
San Antonio
Nia. Wadapct
Tetante
Dial Fannen
Broadway
Fifth Street
Adweltor
Welfare Leader Visits Im . A
Mrs Alma Clayburgh, New York welfare worker, tours San Antonio en route to Mexico with beliefs on refugee aid. She notes bandages for France stay unsent until proper distribution ensured and discusses convoy ships and prison reform work in Texas.
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France
Buch
Alma Clayburgh
New York
San Antonio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Clayburgh
England
Eaiger
Onsted
Aieissi Mie
United States
Singing Prison
Thomas Mot
Mississippi deputation heads to San Francisco exposition
A trainload of Mississippi citizens headed to the San Francisco exposition passed through San Antonio on Tuesday. Led by Lieutenant Governor Dennis Murphree, the group plans to arrive in San Francisco Saturday for Mississippi day, traveling through 16 states before returning home. Murphree noted a similar tour in 1922.
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San Francisco
San Antonio
Mississippi
Miseisaippi
Dennis Murphree
Murphree
Southern Pacific
Schoolman Better After Operation
R B Reed superintendent of the Alamo Heights Independent School District was reported in fair condition after a minor operation. He was hospitalized at Mutual and Surgical Hospital on Tuesday for the procedure and recovery.
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R. B. Reed
Alamo Heights
Schaoistrict
Mutical and Surgical Hospital
Reed
Bond Set In Marihuana Case For Jack Dunlap
United States Commissioner Paul A Lockhart set a $500 bond for Jack Dunlap for possession of marihuana. Dunlap had priorly been held on a similar charge with a $2500 bond.
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Jack Dunlap
United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Dunlap
Jon
Suspect Charged on Theft Count in Local Case
A suspect, Lopez, is held in Crystal Bite jail after a theft complaint filed in Justice Raymond Gethardt's court on Tuesday. The accusation states Lopez took $74 worth of property from a car parked in the 100 block of Lesoya Street on June 14, with the complaint signed by City Officer RR Lowe.
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Crystal Bite
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gethardt
Lopez
Lesoya Street
RR. Lowe
Two L A Men Earn Insurance Honor for Pad Production
National recognition was awarded to Giles N. Hoover and H. F. Tachithart of Los Angeles for their production record with Lincoln National Life Insurance Company. San Antonio representatives reported the honor, relayed to the local job office.
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Giles N. Hoover
H. F. Tachithart
San Antonio
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
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San Antonio WPA district leads literacy gains in Texas
A five year WPA report shows 64,338 Texans learned to read and write since July 1 1938. The San Antonio district enrolled 11,378 students, 17 percent of the state total, with Austin and Marshall districts close second and third.
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San Antonio
WEA
Texas
Schoal
Austin
Marshall
Hitler likeness hauled down from McKinley school flagpole
Police removed a flour sack portrait of Adolf Hitler from the McKinley school flagpole at 400 East Magnolia Avenue on Tuesday. One side bore a crudely drawn swastika and the other showed a picture of Hitler with "The Rat" inscribed. Patrolman A. Wilkerson halted the act. the sack had been drawn with a lead pencil, and authorities believe a youth was behind the vandalism.
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Adolph Hitler
McKinley School
Magnolia Avenue
Hitler
Patrolian A
Wilkingon
City adopts new garbage dump method in San Antonio
City officials announce a shift from incineration to a gravel covered dump in Expo Park three miles east, with Incinerator No. 1 at Tam pico and South Brazos streets slated for use for unrecyclable waste. The health department will inspect the pit fortnightly as two other incinerators close this week.
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San Antonio
Expo Altion Park
Henry
Hein
Brackenridge Park
Tampico
South Brazos
Heln
City Health Department
Fell
Park Pit
Kappa Phi Delta Installs Officers
Lawrence Hans was installed as president of the Kappa Phi Delta fraternity at a banquet at Ste Rio Vista restaurant. Other officers include Bob McDougall first vice president Karl Buer second vice president Gene Smith recording secretary James Roberts corresponding secretary Ramey Spence treasurer Karl Baer parliamentarian Jack Polunsky sergeant-at-arms and George Spence chaplain.
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Lawrence Hans
Pee
Kappa Phi Delta
Ste Rio Vista
Bob McDougall
Karl Buer
Gene Smith
James Roberts
Ramey Spence
Karl Baer
Perliamentation
Jack Polunsky
Se?geamt-At
George Spence
Polunsky
Two Men Charged in Robbery Case
Police allege a robbery occurred on July 16 at 210 Virginia Boulevard, yielding 421 dollars. Fred E. Ramba and A. M. Dupray face robbery by assault charges in Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt's court, with Officer J. O. Newman filing the complaint.
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Fred E. Ramba
North
Palmetto Street
A. M. Dupray
Sil Devine Street
Sesault
Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Johnson
Virginia Boulevard
J. O. Newman
St Marys lay advisory backs continued training program
Members of the lay advisory board to St Marys university on Tuesday recommended continuing the CA A pilot training and military courses. Attending were president Very Rev Walter Galatka board members Courand Davis Dietmann Frost Gittings McIntosh Richter Steves Finck Kuntz Napier Cotter Sullivan and Suttle. Travel the highways and byways in a better safer used car.
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St. Mary's University
CAA
Walter ¥. Galatka
Joseph Courand
James R. Davis
Lea M
Dietmann
Joseph FH. Frost
Frank ¢. Gittingsr
William M. McIntosh
Otto Richter
Ernest. Steves
Ea Finck
John J. Kuntz
Waller P. Napier
John Cotter Sullivan
William Y B. Suttle
Mexican Citizens Target Visa Info By Texas Chambers
San Antonio and Laredo business leaders will work with chambers of commerce to broadcast through radio and newspapers how Mexicans may obtain necessary visas to visit the United States. A Monday meeting with nine San Antonio reps and Phillip Eaton, chair of the international relations committee, formed plans following Roosevelt's July 1 visa rule requiring Form 5-0 from Mexican immigration officials, visaed by the American consul, with Form 5-C travel paper kept by U S immigration officers. The travel paper allows border passage for a year.
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San Antonio
Laredo
Chambers of Commerce
Mexico
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Phillip Eaton
Laredo Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
American Council
District 1
Conscience Puts Man Behind Bars in Indicted Forgery Case
A man confessed to forging a $22 check on his father in Avaville Ind and led police to headquarters Monday night. Investigator O. A. Dotson reported the admission and the suspect was jailed for forgery while authorities wired Evansville for further action.
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O. A. Dotaon
Avanaville Ind
Deport Aliens Plea Of Elk Leader
Houston July 16. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks meets in convention and may back compulsory military service and deportation of Fascists Nazis and Communists. Leaders predict resolutions aligned with remarks by Grand Exalted Ruler Henry Warner who urged deporting aliens who have not yet applied for citizenship. The convention will elect a new grand exalted ruler with Joseph C. Buch of Trenton as leading candidate.
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Houston
Benevolent and Protective Order of the
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Thgt
Henry ©. Warner
Dixon, Til
The
Elks
Joseph C. Buch
Trenton
N. J
Farmers to Weigh Modern Methods Meeting Friday
Farmers of Natalia Lytle and De vote to weigh new crop methods at a Friday and Saturday gathering at 8 p m in the Meding Valley clubhouse Natalia The event is sponsored by Natalia Lytle De Farmers Co Op and the Vocational Agriculture School of Natalie
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Vine
Meding Valley
Natalia
Farmers of
Lytle and
Farmers’ Co-Op
Vocational Agriculture School of
Natalie
Mail Chute Fire Damage Is Slight in City Building
A small blaze damaged the mail chute of the Great American Life Insurance building Tuesday. No mail was present when the fire started, and Postmaster Dan Quill said firefighters blamed a lighted cigarette dropped into the mail chute on Monday night.
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Great American Life Insurance
Dan Quill
Owner Recovers Stolen Bicycle After Chase
Joe Stallion of 122 Menchacs street reported a theft from Houston and St Marys. He followed the thief for two hours through city streets and recovered his bicycle after a lengthy pursuit.
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Joe Stallion
Menchacs Street
Stallion
Houston
St. Mary's
Hawkshaw
Summer final exams across San Antonio area
Local summer schools Tuesday prepared for or conducted final examinations and second term registrations. St. Marys University and University of San Antonio report thousands involved. Our Lady of the Lake college holds tests midweek. Incarnate Word college also conducting finals as term reopenings loom.
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St. Mary's University
University of San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
Walter Arnold
San Antonio Junior College
Incarsate Word College
Doctor Dies in New York at 82 Founder of TB Association
Dr Adolphus Knopf aged 82 died yesterday in New York. He helped lead tuberculosis research and was a founder of the National Tuberculosis Association, shaping public health efforts in the field.
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New York
Adolphus Knopf
National Tuberculosis Association
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