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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1933

Page

14

Second Man Confesses Kidnap of Miss McElroy

Clarence Click, held as a principal in the Mary McElroy kidnapping, confessed after eight miles from Las Angele where he buried 3000 of the ransom. McGee, the confessed leader, indicated two others named George McGee and Clarence Stevens remain at large as five more held on state charges and four indicted federally for kidnapping and extortion. Miss McElroy collapsed upon seeing the house used to imprison her, later revived and returned home.

Fanbar City CINS Clarence Click Mary McElroy H. F. McElroy Las Cygne Kan Click Walter McGee McGee George MacGee Clarence Stevens L. R. Gilbert Windell Johnson Amazin Texas Lucille Cates Walter McGer Olick Miss McElroy Missouri Miss McFl

Stolen Spanish-Speaking Macaw Reported in San Antonio

San Antonio police investigated a theft at 928 North Brazos where Mrs. 9. G. Smith reported a Spanish speaking macaw stolen. Other local thefts included peppers from Jacob Lara on South Laredo and various items from residences, hotels, and a hardware store. A rental ad offering short-term coverage ends June 15.

San Antonio 9. G. Smith North Brazos Street Jacob Lara South Laredo F. G. Uummel East Ashby Place South Street Cpes E. Valdez Smath Brazos Street Mus. L. BR. Warren Dewey Ulucw Buena Vista Airvel Praeger Hardware East Commerce Bitret

Jim Reed Not in Court Due to Plane Crash Injuries

Federal court equity cases delayed after word that Senator Jim Reed, representing Pac Coast Covax, cannot attend because of minor injuries from a Tulsa plane crash. Reed was to defend against injunction sought by San Antonio mining engineer W H McNutt to collect a $50,200 judgment from New Mexico court.

Federal District Court Jim Reed Tulsa Reed Parific Coast Covax Company Issirnin W. H. McNutt San Antonio Collecting

Auto Blamed for Crime Rise in Modern Times

CHICAGO June 10 Colonel Calvin Goddard head of Northwestern Universitys scientific crime detection laboratory says pistols receive much blame for crime but autos share responsibility He argues rapid escape by the auto enables much modern crime and proposes a law barring any person convicted of violent crime from riding in an automobile with heavy penalties to solve the issue.

Chicago Calvin Goddard Northwestern University

Woman Dead in Car Wreck Near Dilley

Mrs. Christine Paseman wife of Staff Sergeant Edward Paseman of Kelly Field died instantly when the car she rode in with her husband overturned on the Meridian highway two miles south of Dilley. The couple were en route for a fishing trip on the Nueces River near Cotulla. The crash was caused by a blown tire. Funeral arrangements pending.

Christine Paseman Edward Paseman Kellyfield Meridian Highway Dilley Paseman D. R. Kass Slon Bellyfield Kelly Field Nueces Cotulla Peseman Shelley Undertaking Company

Pickpocket Seized After $25 Theft Reported

Dr. HON. Gonzales reports a theft of syringa instruments from his parked car on Market plaza. E. E. Goodwin of 708 Peck avenue told police his pockets were picked of $25 last Saturday.

E. E. Goodwin Peck Avenue Lato Dr. Hon. Gonzales Buena Vista Street Market Plaza

Open Forum letters ignite debates on race and freedom

A pair of letters to The Light editor spark strong reactions over patriotism, militarism, and freedom of speech. A. F. Armstrong laments punitive measures against expression, likening to Hitler rhetoric, while L Romano defends immigrant workers and American identity, urging inclusive patriotism and constitutional rights.

The Light

Time for Action in Crisis Warns Mayor Murray

Exulor reports crisis as worst in history urging bold measures. Officials face salary cuts and job reductions to share burden with unemployed, aiming for living wages. The handwriting is clear and action demanded by the city, state, and county.

Exulor Quin George Murray

Incomprehensible dialogue about language and nationality

Fragmentary quotation discusses language use and rights arguing about American, Mexican, Russian, German, Japanese, and other national identities. It references Chicago and various ethnic terms in a disjointed exchange with unclear context or speakers.

Securities Bill Seen as Trick Agitar The Signi

A damaged OCR passage argues the Securities Bill is a trick by Congress to aid Wall Street, claiming the measure gives racketeers greater control over new issues, enables appointment of favorable underwriters, and blocks unapproved securities, with claims of manipulated prices and assetless promises harming millions.

Agitar Congress Mac Alyenyy

Blames G O P for Finance Schemes in Web of Claims

Fragmented OCR text shows accusations against the GOP over imagined finance schemes and blocked dividends. The piece references a political confrontation, a tainted financial claim, and counterclaims about accountability. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable.

Floyd Eludes Officers Again in Wewoka Bank Bandit Chase

In Wewoka Oklahoma on June 3 gunmen Charles "Pretty Hoy" Floyd and an unidentified companion escaped deputies who had confronted them after stopping for a tire repair on an automobile stolen moments earlier. They threatened with machine guns and fled, leaving Floyds wife and his 10 year old son Dempsey behind. the woman identified as Geneva Thompson is being held, authorities say she may be Mrs Floyd. Deputies seeking escapees from the Kansas penitentiary pursued the Floyd party.

Wewoka OkLa Charles Pretty Hoy Floyd Tie Woman Z. A. Robertson Geneva Thompson

Missouri plans drastic budget cuts and staff eliminations

University of Missouri unveils an economy program with salary cuts of 10 to 20 percent and staff eliminations. The plan, approved by the board of examiners, also tightens activities and takes effect July 1.

U. of Missouri Columbia University of Missouri Walter Williams Board of Cantors

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