Intervention suit filed to block asset transfer by bank
W A Russell represents depositors J F Mullins in Seventy Third District court seeking to intervene Monday in the hearing on the proposed asset exchange for the closed City Central Bank and Trust. The plan by South Texas Bank and Trust would pay creditors 50 percent of deposits and 5 percent monthly interest, versus a prior offer of 40 cents on the dollar. Local attorneys for the new bank will attend the courthouse to argue for the proposed South Texas plan, with Judge Frederick Stevens to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Benle and Trust Company
City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Wor
W. A. Ruswell
J. F. Mullins
Frederick Stevens
Boubh Texas Hank and Trust Company
Wens
W. d.Walthall
Leon Waluhall
Barking
James Shay
Shaw
Thntime
Walthall
Agai
State Banking Department
New South Texas Bank and Trust Company
Gol. W. B. Tuttle
B. 2. Miller
Jake Davis
Tuttle Saii
Court Acton
Cajonal Tuttle
Marfa Urged as Site for New Legion Hospital
J D MecDevitt a Martk Texas creamery owner traveled to Sa Antonia for the Texas state convention of the American Legion opening in Corpus Christi. He proposed hospitals at Marfa Davis Mountain area and Sheellinatte, urging a site in Balville Texas and noting county conditions support a tri county hospital plan.
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Marfa
New Legion Hospital
J. D. MecDevilt
Martk
Texas
Sa Antonia
American Legion
Corpus Christi
McDevill
Wie
American Leion Hospital
Davis Mountain
Uside
Persidin
Perieck
McDevitt
Othe Hospital
Baullinest
Bible Pupils Win Over Women in Weekly Contest
A fragmentary report notes a weekly contest at Denver Boulevard-Presbyterian church near 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Attendance figures and participant details are unclear, but the item references men winning over women in the event and mentions several church groups and attendees.
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Denver Boulevard
Presbyterian Furch
Appeal Clears Car Forfeit After Death Ruling
Fussell Wine assistant United States district attorney won a 5th Circuit caution case in federal court over forfeiture of a seized automobile. Judge A J McMillan ruled the procedure improper after Hugh Dickson’s death, delaying disposal of the car and denying the government's claim. The Winerich Motor Co intervened asserting an interest, and the court granted the automobile company’s plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fussell Wine
United States
Wttarney
A. J. McMilan
Winerich Motor Company
Huugh Dickson
Aftcr
Dickson
Internal Revenue
Automobine Company
Amnesiac 18-year-old girl found near Missouri Pacific Station
Opal Ross, 18, suffering memory loss, surfaced at Robert B. Green hospital after being found dazed at the Missouri Pacific station Friday night. She recalls no details of her departure from home or sister's role, is well dressed, has $15, and no baggage. She was put to work strolling bandages.
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Opal Ross
Sir Henderson
Robert B. Green
Flest
Missouri- Pacific
Negroes Seek Rehearings On Vote Ruling In Texas
Motion for rehearing and motion to certify the question to the Texas Supreme Court were filed Saturday in the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals by Carl Wright Johnson for A. Booker a negro voter who sued Democratic state and county bodies. The court earlier held the Democratic party barred negroes from primaries. Justice Cobbs dissented arguing state restraints and constitutional rights.
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Texas Supreme Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Carl Wright Johnson
A. Booker
Urs
Motons
Democratic Party
Wilitn la Rights
Bett
Searcy
Associated
Ross Sterling
W.S. M
T. L. Cobbs
Fly
Lesrey
Cobbs
Johnson
Taylor
G. Taylor
Forty-fifth District Court
Booker
Bearey
Juellce Cobbs
Saxs
Justlce Cobbs
Fly and Searcy
United States Supreme Court
Army Burns Grass at Brooks Field
Grass on more than 800 acres at Brooks Field were burned over two days as officials said the dry grass posed a fire hazard. The blaze occurred without supervision and officials warned of potential danger if not controlled.
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Brooks Field
Offelnla
San Antonio leaders push new ordinance to raise city standards
From the files: City Attorney T H Rdle reports a draft ordinance that could position San Antonio among the state’s highest standards if enforced, with submission to the City Council likely next Saturday. Also notes county agents回来 from College Station, two area boys debating stock ridging, and four to represent Texas at a Chicago livestock show.
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Suly
Inter
San Antonia
T. H. Ridae
G.I. Alvord
O. B. Rallins
Chamber of Commerce
College Station
Besar County
Caries Monteorry
George Aacan
Amor Ait
Promthean 2Ova
Texas
Pay Bandit Flees After Robbery Near Broadway
A lone bandit seized $286 from two Yantis Motor Co. reps after a bank heist at Alamo National. The victims, Oakley Vantis and R. V. Burney, described a about 35 year old man who commandeered their car at St Marys and Convent. He fled on foot after grabbing the satchel and warning against pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yantis Motor Company
Oakley Vantis
R. V. Burney
Yantis
Harney
Alamo National Bank
Broadway
St. Mary's
Convent
Yands
Avenue B
Satchel
Utility Concern Employees Picnic at Lands Park New Braunfels
About 200 San Antonio Central Power and Light company employees and families attended the annual picnic at Lands Park New Braunfels. A barbecue, baseball games, dancing, and humorous pirate games entertained guests as the Employes' club hosted the event with A R Kennedy as president and L Matthizly as pleasure chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Central Power and Light Company
St Lands Park
New Braunfels
A. R. Kennedy
le ‘i. Matthizly
Bexar Girl Secures Prize At Texas College Decor Show
Miss Annabel Rane from the 4-2 club at Mackey school in Bexar county earned third prize in a Texas A and M college bedroom decoration demonstration. Miss Tha F Reynolds, county home demonstration agent, credited Miss Rahe for excelling with an outstanding interior decoration plan. Reynolds retired from the annual farmers' short course at A and M college.
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Bexar
Annabel Rane
Mackey School
Bexar Coue
Texas A
Tha F. Reynolds
Rahe
Reynolds
Cailege
Wage Slash Affects Court Bailiffs Under Federal Rules
Bailiffs notified of a wage cut imposed for federal court work. Attendance pay ranges from 50 to 120 dollars, based on workload, with no attendance, no pay. Capt Tom Ross, court interpreter, receives pay under the same federal court rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federe
Noble Ted
Wits Bees
Dickel
Tom Ross
Lerpreter
Frank Bushick Jr Selected by Vets to Lead Gan Anthony Chapter No 14
Frank Bushick Jr elected post commander of Gan Anthony chapter No 14 Disabled American Veterans to succeed late Maj Thomas Curtis. Friday night ceremonies honored fallen members and announced new officers including ROR Allen realor clen commander Tudilek Firant Ginner and KO Reed JAUME.
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Frans Bushick Jr
Anitricna Volerana
Lnte
Thomas Curtis
Ror Allen
Firant Ginner
KO. Reed
Jaume
San Antonio sees tax laws used against gambling effort
Charles M Dickson, vice chairman of the Citizens League, asks federal state and municipal authorities to stamp out gambling in San Antonio. James W Bass of the Internal Revenue Service pledges cooperation from Austin. Mayor Chambers and Sheriff Hauser back the drive, District Attorney Tynan is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
al Capone
Chicago
Charles M. Dickson
Citizens' League
James W. Bass
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Austin
Dickson
Bugs
Informatium
Capone
League
Iowa
John D. Herman
0. M. Chambers
Albert Hauser
D. F. Davis
Phil Weight
Camipalza
Walter Tynan
50 Cent Rooms at Los Angeles for Olympics Told
E B Goodwin secretary of the chamber of commerce answers questions about lodging in Los Angeles for the Olympics. He has provided up to date information on rooms and has helped more than 20 people who motored to California for the sports event during the past week.
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Los Angeles
E. B. Goodwin
Chamber of Commerce
Goodwin
California
ROT
Plaza Fire Arson Charge Filed Against Nadel Owner
Investigation into a Friday Alamo Plaza blaze shows $26,000 damage to Nadel's Women’s Ready to Wear at 215 Alamo Plaza. Louis Nadel, 629 Basel Woodin Avenue, faces an arson charge filed by Justice of the Peace John Union’s court. Gas leak in basement cited. a stranger with a monkey wrench seen fleeing Crochet Street area. Fire units contained spread with 15 lines.
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Alamo Plaza
Louis Nadel
Basel Woodiwn Arene
Nadel
Pitt
Ed Wolfe
Insurance
Sal Antonio Publi Service Company
Wolfe
Nesby
Otto Neuner
Fire Department
Neuner
Seuer
Crochet Street
Alamanaza
Customs Service Ordered to Keep Out of Politics
The Civil Service Commission issued strict rules restricting political activities by Customs Service employees. Placards warn workers to avoid politics on duty or in public, covering committee work, election judging, literature, and influencing client views. Presidential appointees face tighter limits, while postmasters may engage off duty but must avoid public political displays.
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Customs Service
Betn
Customs Sérvice
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Church Service to Be Held in Brackewidge Park
South Side Christian church will conduct a Sunday afternoon service at 3 o clock in Brackewidge Park with Rev Joseph D Armistead and C C Jackson leading a musical program including a colored crayon picture drawing and a song. Parishioners are invited to attend.
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Joseph D. Armistead
C. C. Jackson
Arisse
South Side Christian Church
Brackewidge Park
Three-Cent Stamp Rates Hike Shifts Postal Receipts
The three-cent stamp rate rise did little for July postal sales, with downtown post offices reporting meager figures. July receipts totaled 202,153.15 dollars, while annual projections and daily figures hinted at higher monthly activity but fell short of expectations.
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S. A
Wille
Otal Antes Duvnng
Praia
Rhiing Jilly City
Rwany
Aneid
Porto
Oint
G O P Pat Ticket Formed in Bexar County
Republican leaders in Bexar County announced plans to field a ticket against Democratic nominees in November. The county convention, led by Charles W. Anderson, recessed after appointing a five member committee to gather candidate names, with August 27 set for a reconvened meeting. Delegates to the state GOP convention were named to vote as a unit, and resolutions pledged loyalty to Hoover and Curtis while backing Eugene Nolte and Orville Bullington for party posts. A motion to bar federal employees from delegates sparked a heated clash, reflecting tensions at the gathering.
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Bexar County
Saturdey -Witermnnon
Charles W. Anderson
Chauvanin
Ann Gerson
Democrata
Committee of Five
Ole
G. O. PB
G. O. BP
Doles Aupuse
John D. Hartman
J. Belluvight
Victor Keller
Bexar
Hoover
Curls
Eugene Nolte
Orville Bullington
Abt Rice Chaiman
Atete
L. Thomson
Stele
Mitbea
Storm
E. Lape
Alamo Heights
Mark Hance
United States District Attorney
Laitt
Woman Takes Quor Blam In Liquor Fraud Hearing
In a San Antonio hearing before United States Committees, Juanita Morales pleaded guilty amid claims a woman was used as a screen by two men to haul whiskey. Agents testified a car containing three gallons of whiskey was intercepted on the Corpus Christi highway en route to a hospital visit. Guana testified he waited on the road when Samudio and Juanita picked him up. Samudio faced a $560 bond after his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sonex Publi
Lockhart
Victor Samuelo
Jacobe Gai
San Antonio
Corpus Christ
Guana
Juanita
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Gaon
Samudio
Juania
Samidio
Wonan
Blnendorf
Samydin
Firms Delivering Own Bills Evade Three Cent Stamp
Large Gan Aotonle firms were delivering Laer own bills today using their own employees to mail items from dawn to dawn. The change in postal rates from 2 to 3 cents expanded the practice. Deliveries via street routes outside post offices were warned as illegal under government restrictions, though many firms persisted within allowed channels.
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Keting
Uio
Poa- la Invermitke
Annio
Sing
Nea Massengees
Fragmentary reminiscence from a personal note about schooling
A damaged reminiscence recalls early schooling influences and memories of studying at home, a move to Texas, and schooling during wartime. The fragmented text mentions a mother’s teaching, a quick graduation, and references to dictionaries and public schooling as part of a brief personal career recollection.
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Texas
Bod Bern
Cin Bilao
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