San Antonio School Board Seeks Higher Court Appeal
The San Antonio board of education moves to appeal a Ninth Court ruling on a tax delinquency suit against the city water board. Attorney Charles M. Dickson says a motion for rehearing is being prepared, aiming for the Texas Supreme Court after the October term. The case concerns 533,258.28 in 1925 to 1935 taxes.
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City Water Board
San Antonio Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Charles M. Dickson
Ninth Court of Civil Appeals
Beaumont
Supreme Court
Water Board
San Antonio
San Antonio Water Supply Company
Brooklyn police officer slain in gunfight at candy store
In Brooklyn a detective and another officer fought with a knife wielding suspect, John Deaver aged 37, was killed by a self inflicted gunfire as the suspect was captured. The attacker Sol Wisdeg rand, 23, faced charges of burglary felonious assault and theft. Deaver was due to retire this summer.
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Kew York
Brooklyn
Euredar
John Deaver
James D. Fisher
Deaver
Deayer
Periier
Fisher
Sol Wisdengrand
Denyer
Girl 14 Waits Second Child At University Hospital
In San Francisco Florence H Rudd aged 14 of Vallejo mother of a baby girl waited for the birth of a second child at University of California Hospital. Her husband William Rudd 21 a chamber mill worker reportedly eloped to Reno in 1936.
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San Francisco
Florence H. Rudd
Vallejo
University of California Hospital
William Rudd
Industrv
Reno
Sural Industries
Foochow
China
Wallace Faces Wheat Troubles and Farm Loan Dilemmas
The article reports Agriculture Secretary Wallace grappling with wheat price parity under the new farm act, fearing loans set above the market could trap the government with large carryovers. It notes projected large supplies, potential export losses, and political hurdles during an election year. It mentions TVA publicity adviser talk and Lilienthal records, plus unrelated notes on Capone and other inmates' purchases.
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Congress
TVA
Arthur Morgen
Morgan
Lizenthal
Lilienthal
Commonwealth
Southern
Ickes
PWA
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
No Surrender for Cedillo
In San Luis Potosi Mexico June 3 Senora Higinte Cedillo de Genetes says her brother General Gaturnina Cedillo will not surrender despite fate. She last heard from him May 18 after President Cardenas moved troops to San Luis Potosi to forestall revolt. The government faced rail strike threats as unions demand freight rate hikes up to 100 percent or an 11.65 million loan to fund the nationalized system.
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San Luis Potost
Mexico
Senora Higinte Cedillo de Genetes
Gaturnina Cedillo
Senora Cedillo de Gonzalez
Lazaro Cardenas
San Tuis
Cextillo
Cardenas
Uested
Rays Invisible Ultra-Violet Light Seen On Screens
Ultra violet rays are invisible but can be detected on fluorescent screens. The note explains that these rays, which are beyond the visible spectrum, become visible when screened, indicating a scientific demonstration or observation supporting their existence and behavior.
Unclear historical note on independence and cooks
Fragmentary text claims July dates for independence and references a Cook Borel low surcharge and borrowed army meals from London County Sound. The meaning is obscured with spelling errors and misplaced phrases.
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Borellow
London
Kiwanis Club to Hear Jack White
Jack White the Flaza hotel manager is to be featured speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Gunter Terrace noon session. His address will cover The Proposed Beautification Project for the San Antonis River with architect sketches of the completed job. The club bulletin notes national cotton week with a bulletin printed on 100 percent cotton fabric.
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Jack White
Flaza
Kiwanis Club
Gunter Terrace
San Antonis River
White
Yelub
San Angelo Hosts 1939 Texas Life Underwriters Meet
San Angelo opened the thirteenth annual session of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters. The convention runs through Saturday with more than 100 delegates expected at the opening and general agents and managers section attendance today.
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San Angelo
Galveston
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Sbit
General Agents and Managers
Two Women Robbed by Armed Men in Auto
Police hunt two armed men who forced a car to stop near Woodleaf and Cypress Friday night and robbed two women occupants. Petra Martinez reported losing 87 dollars. Edna Kimble said she lost nothing. Both women were threatened but uninjured and offered no detailed descriptions of the suspects beyond being well dressed.
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Petra Martinez
West Summit Street
Edna Kimble
Monclova Street
Woodleaf
Cypress
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