Golfers Make Good Scores at Oakmont
Pittsburgh June 3 About Oakmont course the hand picked field sharpened for the national open with Eddie Loos Chicago leading at 72 and Roland MacKenzie Washington firing 70 in practice rounds. Notables including Sid Brews of South Africa and Olin Dutra defend the title as rain and tricky greens test skills. many players posted rounds, while others finished early.
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Pittsburgh
Gent Sarazen
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
Buik Cts
Sid Brews
Emil
Dateh
Gene
Bart
Olin Dutra
Olin
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Jim Hines
New York
Willie Goggie
San Francisco
Mark ‘Pry
Oakland
Calif
Bob MacDonald
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Daks
Shooting Tops Sun Day San Antonio Gun Club Meet
Shooting events at Olmos Basin saw B C Good lead with 70 targets hit of 73 and a 41 straight run. Ferpel posted 70 of 73, while Ly Man scored 337 of 410 with three runs of 22 of 25. Next skeet shoot at Duncan Field. San Antonio Gun Club hosts another event Sunday.
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B. C
San Antonio
Olmos Basin
Ferpel Wrecks i
C. Ly Man
Duncan Field
View
Heil Tien Neezen
Kaneeds
J. Fischer
Txluiy
J. A. Wao
Missing Artist Sought in Desert SODA SEEPS Utah
A meticulous search in the hazardous badlands of Southwestern Utah continues for missing Los Angeles artist Everett Reuss who vanished five months ago. His two burros were found wandering and thirsty in the desert two months earlier as a desert search effort persists.
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Desert
Utah
Aday
Everett Reuss
Los Angeles
Calif
Youth drownings after boast of swimming Cibolo Creek
Walter Markoraf, 16, son of Daniel and Maria Mark Graf of Lavernia, died Sunday after boasting he could swim the Cibolo Creek and the Scull crossing, north of Levernia. Capt A M Heckelberg and L R Clavin of the San Antonio fire dept reported two companions tried to save him but were overwhelmed. Justice Ed Linne of Seguin to conduct an inquest.
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Cibolo
Levernia
Walter Markoraf
San Antonio
Markeras
Justice
Prare
Ed Linne
Seguin
Sludge Suit Bes To Trial In San Antonio Court
Activated Sludge Inc of Chicago sues the City of San Antonio over patent infringement at the city sewage disposal plant. Trial before Judge R J McNamee began Monday. City reportedly agreed to pay 58000 if the company wins. Chief engineer Carl Morrell testified on plant similarities. City engineer W F Stanley described plant inception in 986 and contractor DePur with Hayley and F nese as consulting engineers.
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Activated Sludge, Inc
Chicago
San Antonio
R. J. McMminean
Federal District Court
Tt Wag
Carl Morrell
W. F. Stanley
J. DePur
Hayley
F Nese
Man Slain for Nickel in Pocket in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland on June 3 79 year old David L. Buchanan was murdered for a two nickel coin. He was beaten in a rooming house he kept sheltering aiding men for ten years. Police search for a killer described as armed and unknown at this time.
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Hagerstown
David L. Buchanan
Pederjay Stripped of Officer's Rank
Belgrade June 1 Tran Pederjay a Yugoslav adventurer extradited to the United States over a bigamous murder case was stripped of his officer rank in a military order. The action came amid ongoing investigations and public interest in the case involving an American woman.
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Pederjay
Belgrade
Rematch and undercard set for local boxing card
Boxing night features a rematch and a 10 rounder on promoter card at the Walzathen Irene. Heavyweights Din and Manuel Lung share honors with an upset expected among the lighter division. Recent local appearances include Garcia and Mills from Waco and interim plans hint at a unbroken punch line.
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Irene
Wiuon Din
Manuel Lung
Big Wttle
Whith
Arretalos
Garcia
Saa- Mills
N Otter
Waco
Ec12
Fabia I
Mie Fc
Ae Weizef
Howard
Briarrea
Joy Griz Tekes
Fae
San Antonio Elk Club raided over gambling activity
Deputies led a Sunday raid on the San Antonio Flke club arresting 13 men on misdemeanor gambling charges. Seized were mahogany tables three slot machines and poker chips. Sheriff West announced the club opened to the public under the guise of a private club.
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San Antonio Flke Club
Sheriff's Department
Tates
Tom Cac
Andy Barker
Ralph Gillland
C. D. Halland
Sheriffs Office
Elks Clup
Albert West Jr
West Geders
Sheriff West
Fiks Club
Ming
San Antonio
Justice of the Peace Bar
Corrigan
Leon Willamson
P. Jy
Watson
Bagett
Eastman
H. E. Bass
al Bills
D. B. Brumfield
Cliff Long
I. Mt
Stanfield
G. G.woods
Carl Agron
Everett Bass
Dillard Gay
FL. Clements
Jar Es Smells
Sheriff’s Office
O Ae
Jim Btantey
South Presa Street
Tom. Ivey
Sharp Street
Middle West floods rage across Kansas and Nebraska
Floods swept the middle west as the Republican River surged through Kansas drowning three men in a car near Clyde Ames and Currant area. Homes were flooded, 1600 homeless, and relief workers reported rough damage estimates amid communication breakdowns and duplicated death reports.
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Wyoming
Kansas
Texas
Aissouri
Republican River
Ie Walt
Teli
Reg Cross
Jega
Hamea
Charles R
Cuid
I Rectoration Zool Kalen
Nomabey River
Clyde
Ames
Scandia
Monk Afne
Cheol
Herman Ricks
Charlie
Pere Veber
Shin
Reinery Here
Renkelaon
Sutton County Rainfall Surges Beyond 1934 Levels
SONCHA reports at Button County ranch station in the southeast show nearly fifty percent more rain this year than in all of 1934. May precipitation reached 4.94 inches, the largest for the month since 1919. The station, led by superintendent W H Bamerran, records 1919–34 average at 25.73 inches yearly. this year’s total nears 32.97 inches with 194? inches noted.
Judges weigh photo award for fourth Light snapshot contest
The Light's weekly contest entries judged last week award four prizes: a Fox folding camera for best snapshot and cash prizes of 3, 3, and 1 dollars for second, third, and fourth place. Amateur photographers invited to mail entries taken after April 27, 1935 with prints and negatives and a self addressed stamped envelope to the Snapshot Editor.
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Analeur
Fox Company
Light
Junior Chamber to Name Officers in San Antonio
Election of officers and directors of the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday at 6 15 p m in the Mitra case, according to retiring president Jemi Jones. E M Stavens was nominated for president at two recent meetings. Other officers nominated include Theo F Weiss as vice president Albert G Buss secretary and Fred E Pilughaupt treasurer. A 1929 International 24 ton truck is for sale at $80. See Classification 15 Light Classified Ads
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San Antonio
Hoover warns graduates against political bureaucracy in Des Moines
Former President Herbert Hoover returned to Iowa to address Drake University graduates and warned against government overreach. He urged youth to pursue opportunities by merit, resist calls for a political safety net, and stressed liberty and individual effort in an era he called crucial to American history.
Quadrangle Baby Swans Found Dead at Fort Sam Houston
Mourning sweeps Fort Sam Houston quadrangle as four baby swans, born two weeks ago, die. The first perished after the mother swan stepped on it on a Sunday morning, leaving three others found dead on the lawn. Pendleton, a quadrangle caretaker, expressed deep grief and confusion over the deaths.
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Quadrangle
Fort Sam Houston
Monany
Pendleton
Cutsadian
Maverick Pushes Nation-Wide Neutrality Peace Plan
Representative Maverick of Texas urged broad support for a resolution advocating US peace and neutrality. He defended national defense while maintaining neutrality in case of armor conflicts, urging citizens to contact their representatives and keep soldiers at home.
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Washington, D.C
Maverick
Texas
Amercan
United States
Theft Suspect Is death by own action in Jail
CHICAGO Jane 3 captur ed a few minutes after he had part icipated in the robbery nf a Joop clothing store last Friday Jerry Feigl 18 who police said confessed almost 100 robberies hanged him self in his cell as police headquar ters today Police said the youth used necktie and a leather belt to pend himself from the cell bare vertical favor or seniority and get a pension at the end There are some who really need bad sheltered life and should have it But that part of people did not take Towa or make America
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Socis
Chicago
Jane
Joop
Jerry Feigl
America
Kidnapers Theorized as Restored Boy Spreads Clues
The case surrounding George Weyerhaetter Jr. continues with his parents stating the formal note is from them after he was recovered Saturday. Investigators refuse to reveal who paid the ransom or its timing. A bulletin details ransom money by listing 19 991 federal notes and L series stamps, showing extensive listing of bills.
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Nave
George
J. F. Weyerhaetter Jr
United States
Federal Reserve
Reliable Vegetable Laxative Promoted in Murray Ad
An advertisement from Murray Kentucky promotes Black-Draught as a reliable vegetarian laxative. It claims to relieve constipation and fatigue, noting many men have found relief. The ad emphasizes regular bowel movements and sells 5 cent packages.
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Mr. A
Stark
Murray
Reites
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