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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1937

Page

8

Tientsin Railway Stations Seized as China Japan Clash Looms

Troops of China's National Government move into Norh Ching and Manchukuo areas as Japanese forces push toward Peiping. Barbed wire fences surround mills and warehouses, signaling a looming battle while Tokyo accuses China of violating the Nine-Power Treaty and seeks to accelerate negotiations.

Tran China Japan Nanking Chang = Kai- Shek Norhh Sing Mallehukuo North Ching North China Hapeh Hopeh Ghahar Ohini Bsh Menchukuo Nanling Sichaetlon Ching Topci Tokio Anpmy North Ching Nee Muteo Polo Cridge Peiping Ouina Tlea Chin Ghine Oninn Japrty

Bank Holdup At Dr Pepper Bottling Plant

A well dressed robber armed with a .45 pistol seized $450 in cash and $440 in checks from Dr Pepper Bottling employees at 818 Dallas street, forced three workers into the manager’s office, then fled in a waiting car driven by an accomplice heading north on St Marys street. Police Chief Kilday ordered a citywide search with patrols guarding highways.

Dr. Pepper Botting Company Dallas Street St. Mery Owen W. Kilday Oly Ruth Lewis A. Hughes Tt G. D. Walker Hansle W. R. Briggs Wattiog Briggs St. Mary's Canton Erie Dallas Briggs Bald Pollo

Hobbs Liquor Tax Cut Sparks Reopenings

In Hobbs New Mexico a 12 day lockup ended as liquor dealers reopened after the city council reduced license fees from 1500 to 1100 dollars. The prior shutdown began July 1 when fees rose, prompting all establishments to close. A separate report notes Frank Derring, 80, was struck and killed by a Texas passenger train near the Missouri line after stepping onto the tracks.

New Mexico N. M Hobbs Frank Derring East Pound Missouri Kansas Texas

Weather Rut Persists As City Braces For Weekend

Forecaster Jarboe warns of continued cloudy skies and near normal heat as the city endures a stubborn weather pattern. The mercury hovers around the mid 90s with forecasts of possible showers that may arrive unexpectedly, the observer notes.

Sinfuitonle Alghent J. 1. Jarboe Tarbor

McSween Elected to Hotel Unit Office

Directors of the Texas Hotel association today elected Alec Schneider of Pampa to succeed J R Cheney at El Paso as president of the association. Cheney resigned to accept another post. Paul McSween, manager of the St Anthony hotel in San Antonio, was elected first vice president.

McSween Daltas Texas Hotel Association Today Alec Schneider Pampa J. R. Cheney Wi Paso Weenan Tanto Cheney Paul McSween Flue St. Anthony Hotel San Antonio

Senator Robison Farewell Looms In Arkansas Senate Race

In Little Rock a large Texas of senators and officials prepare for the funeral of Senator Joseph T. Robinson. President Roosevelt remains neutral while Harrison Barkley seek a Democratic caucus to settle the Senate race. Swaggering party leaders and security forces brace for the expected record crowd at the Washington born funeral.

Robinson QO Littila Rock Atk Joseph T. Robinson Aday Senate Roosevelt Harrison Mississippi Barkley Kentucky Bee White House Byrnes Boutbh Careeling Marri+son Gaucus Saucus House Pattey Wheelers Montauk Burke Nebraska Clark Missour Hatch New Mexico Tittle Rock Ark Glosoph Taylor Robison Washington C. G. Mall

Two Ships Recalled from Earhart Quest

HONOLULU July 17 Two ships returned from the Earhart search mission after missing Amelia Earhart and her navigator from the Lae New Guinea flight to Howland Island. The Itasca and Swan were ordered back from equatorial waters after failing to locate the aircraft. Lexington and three destroyers remained in the search without formal word on their status.

Honolulu iBouth Amelia Barhert Coast Guard Itasca Swan Gilbert

Train wreck near Patna kills hundreds in earlier sabotage report

A Patna derailment of the Calcutta Express left about 281 dead and 250 injured. Earlier reports put fatalities at 100 before the British Telegraph agency revised the toll. Authorities suspect sabotage and rail tampering as the cause.

Patna Calcutta Patir Exchange Telegraph

France Franc Dips. Market Stabilization Efforts Reported

Paris July 17 The franc fell to 2647 per dollar in bank trading as uncertainty persisted about France’s stabilization fund. The government appeared to have remained out of the market with support from Britain. the Bourse and Bank of France reportedly closed and experts operated the stabilization fund, though support seemed insufficient.

Paris Benk Bank of France

Murder mystery shadows Dr. Webster death in Providence

Police questioned Dorothea Gilligan secretary to the slain physician and Elizabeth Prince, 85, roommate, as investigators traced the doctor’s movements for 12 hours before the 1 am shooting. No charges filed. Both women released and re detained as the probe continues.

Providence R. TL George Webster Dorothea Gilligan Pelice Ant Bo Elizabeth Prince Miss Gilligan James Cust Miss Prince Cusick Deater Gilligan Shoul Piyrleian Dr. Webster Cate Webster Questoning Mat

Agreement Ends Steamship Strike Near Nantucket

Steamships between the mainland and Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, idle for four days, resume service after an agreement was reached. Islands face renewed traffic as trade losses from the strike are halted, with contending parties reported to have argued the settlement.

Nantucket Mass Moland Martha's Vineyard Ding Sland Bartles

Mattern Prepares for Moscow Hop For Fuel Tests

Los Angeles July 17 071 Jimmy Mattern readies his PANS The Texan for a non stop flight from California to Russia to test fuel consumption. He plans the test leg between Los Angeles and Kansas City as part of a broader range test.

Mattern Moscow Los Angeles Jimmy Mattern California Russias Here Kansas City

Weather summary for San Antonio and East Texas coast

Partly cloudy conditions continue into Saturday night and Sunday with gales to moderate winds. Highs reach 94 degrees on Saturday and Sunday, with lows around 94 Saturday night and 76 Sunday morning. East Texas may see scattered showers in the southwest, while the coast experiences gentle to moderate south winds.

San Antonio Velnity East Texas Weal Texas

Debate Over Farm Legislation Divides Congressmen

Washington July 17 Congressional advocates of general farm legislation split into two camps on ever normal granary and crop control. All support Walace victory storing surpluses, but differ on production control methods. One group led by Chairman Jones favors voluntary controls with processing benefits paid to compliant farmers. The other led by Wallace favors marketing quotas during surplus years. A third faction, led by Rep Eicher, would authorize selling a cash production option per ton, with excess sold at world price. Constitutional questions arise against processing taxes and price fixing. Hearings set to begin Tuesday before the agriculture committee.

Washington Walace Progessing Chalrintin Jones House Jey Winders Wallace Ara Eicher Democrat Towa Secretary of Agriculture Supreme Court AAA

Pan-Am Clipper III Flies From Newfoundland to New York

The Pan-American Clipper departed from Botwood Newfoundland at dawn heading to Shediac New Brunswick and then on to its home base at Washington National Airport. The flight marks a notable leg in the route to New York as reported by Canadian Press.

N.Y. Botwood Newfoundland Shediac N.B Washington, N. x

Phantom Plane Disturbs London Night Sleepers

London officials and a special court inquiry investigate the so called phantom twin-engined aircraft that has unsettled night workers and drawn press speculation of a foreign powers spying plan. Official sources dismiss the danger while seeking the cause of the rumors and disturbances.

London Ale Ministry Landonerts Teder

Cardinal Mundelein Praised After Nazi Speech Defense

Castel Gandolfo July 11. Pope Plus today praised Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago after the German government demanded he be reprimanded for a speech criticizing the Nazi regime. The pontiff told a Chicago group the cardinal is “great” and stands for the rights of God and the church. Bar Harbor Me July 17. Herbert Weir Smyth, 89, Harvard Greek emeritus and author of several Greek textbooks, died last night.

Castel Gandolfo Bope George Cardinal Mundelein Chicago Cour Arlove Bar Harbor Herbert Weir Smyth Harvard University

Copeland enters Sept mayoral primary amid New York Dem split

In New York the Democratic party fractures over Roosevelt and the New Deal as Roys Copeland weakens Tammany control. Roys, Copeland and Grover A. Whalen enter the mayoral race, with LaGuardia potentially opposed by both Republican and Democratic rebels. Alfred Smith, once a party stalwart, hinted at shifting stances.

New York Frank Roosevelt Tammany Hall New York City Democratic Party United States Roys Copeland Follee Grover A. Whalen Mie Primrica Mite Tunsas Tammany James J. Dooling Alfred Gmlth Fiorello Laguardia Republcan Democratic

Road Daredevil Jenkins Urges Courtesy on Utah Highways

Salt Lake City July 1 A famed daredevil A B Jenkins of Belt Lake City who has driven 1 500 000 miles with no major damage argues for traffic safety. He says motorists must be courteous and stay to their side of the road as he prepares for another high speed run towing a 180 horsepower vehicle. He notes many drivers wander and refuse to heed warnings to move over endangering others at high speeds.

Salt Lake City Suhamneep Biles Dare-Devil A. B. Jenkins Belt Lake City Utah East Mars Here Jenkins

Spanish Powder Blast Kills Nine

Nine persons, mostly women, were killed in a powder magazine explosion at Villa Nueva de Cordoba Spain. Excessive heat was believed to have caused the blast yesterday, according to the Spanish Press Agency reported from Valencia.

London Villa~ Nueva de Cordoba Spain Explo

Light Delivered Order in San Antonio Press

The Sunday Light and the daily Light are priced at ten cents and three cents respectively, while the carrier delivered price remains 65 cents. Call the Circulation Department at Fannin 2441 to place your order today.

San Antonio Fannin

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