Police Cadet Drona Ordered To Draft Ordinance
Attorney Ji Ira Kerchevitte was instructed Tuesday to draft an ordinance to create 2d 31 ta det officers. Police Commissioner Laís Lipscomb said 32 cadets out of 47 have passed physical and mental exams and will report Wednesday for instructions. Married cadets will receive $65 monthly and single cadets $60. Cadets will be supplied with their first uniforms. Training under Iden E P Bogasch includes physical education traffic control evidence preservation and tests of all police work aspects. Classwork will be augmented by field tours with experienced officers. Lipscomb cited Spears wage hour 18 percent as a factor in officer shortages and said older men will be retired for younger replacements.
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Ji Ira
Lipscomb
Ident
E. P. Bogasch
Lipecombe
City pool study trip eyed for chlorination methods
Commissioner Henry Hein will leave Tuesday for a study trip to Dallas to review sewage treatment and pool chlorination practices. He has a three day leave from the city council and will inspect Dallas rental charges for suburbs connected to the system and consider buying a chlorinating machine for the local plant.
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Hein
Dallas
Henry Hein
North
Texas
Giso
Three Men Treated for Stab Wounds After Pool Game Fight
Three men were treated at Robert B Green hospital for stab wounds after a pool game altercation near the Unto stockyards. A suspect Buck Whitten aged 29 of 515 Cumberland yard and A U Pretag aged 36 of 109 Yale avenue were arrested. Four men were taken into custody.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Oe Sota
Esuth Concho Street
Buck Whitten
Cumberland Yaad
A. U. Prietag
Yale Avenue
Three RAF fliers die in sea plunge off Scotland
Three Royal Air Force men were killed when their bomber crashed into the sea off Kinshardy Scotland. The 1925 tally shows seventy RAF accidents causing 125 deaths, while figures for 1998 report 118 accidents and 218 deaths.
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London
Feagal Air Force
Kinshardy
Scotland
Royal Air Force
Boys Club Payoff Marked by Gunter Hotel Rally
Enthusiastic crowd watched David P. Steves ride a burro and Cruz Lozano on a white horse into the Gunter hotel lobby to celebrate a maintenance drive completion for the Boys Club. Lozano’s Latin American division led in contributions, with total funds raised at a May 22 breakfast totaling $10,245.55 to fund one year of work for underprivileged boys.
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Othors
David P. Steves
Cruz Lo| Zane
Gunter Hotel
Steves
Lozano
Gunter
W. Evans Fitch
Delarosal Street
Apache Packing Company
Dolores Lozano
Jose C. Ramirez
Mary Jowett Welton
K. J. Manhoff
San Antonio Public Service Company
Edwin M. Jones
Ralph Trejo
A.C. Rieden
P. Schnabel
Difficulty in Sub Escape Cited
ElkasonwAD England June 6 Frank Shay one of four survivors of the The Hhmnaris Disaster was quoted today saying he volunteered to try the escape apparatus after three others who attempted were hauled dead back into the submarine. Jonnray a director of Cam mer Laird hinders of wie nets quoted Shaw as saying only cow the hish physical condition would try escape because it involved a storm climb up the inray of the Thetis at a 42 degree angle. Shas tod int was feline pret aad at that point and iva Ing was very bad.
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Elkasonwad
England
Frank Shay
Jonnray
Cammer Laird
Wie
Shaw
Thetis
Jonnsan
Fire damages Warsaw rail station amid sabotage rumors
Warsaw central railway station sustained heavy fire damage with estimated losses unreported. Three men were detained for investigation as six firemen battled the blaze. Authorities said construction would be delayed by months.
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Warsaw
Warsaw Central
Pension Law on Calendar Returns as Senate Action Looms
Developments in the legislation show a house resolution authorizing an investigation of lobbying, pending senate approval. A proposed attorney general opinion on the house’s power to consider a sales tax constitutional amendment was introduced and then withdrawn. Mab Davis noted the house already rejected a similar amendment and a second attempt in the same session is barred. The senate advanced an inheritance tax bill for higher state revenue. A speed limit increase proposal from 45 to 60 mph passed the house 62 to 55 but faces senate fate. A $750,000 appropriations bill for legislative expenses was introduced, totaling 825,000 for the session. The senate sent to the governor a bill banning javelina hide imports from other states or foreign countries. Third readings progressed in the house for a freight car limit of 70 and passenger trains to 14, with sponsors admitting a chance of reaching the close.
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Koverlier
House
Senate
Attorney General
Mab Davis
Gilmer
Fines in County Court for Misdemeanors and Nuisance
In County Court No 1 Judge McCollum Banek assessed fines for misdemeanors. C E Miller of 309 West Commerce was fined 25 dollars for selling beer without a license. Don Catros Cardenas of 104 West Avenue pleaded guilty to operating a nuisance and fined 1 dollar plus 19.85 costs. Ramon Ramirez of 420 North Concho was fined 26 for selling beer without a license. Paula J Galvin of 106 Tunstall teased a bailly 16 charge of maintaining a common nuisance and fined 8. Theodore Leath of 520 South Commerce drew a 1 fine for operating without a beer license. David V. Lawa na of 200 West Marlin and Eusebio Gomez of 417 Booth Dan Marco were sentenced to one month in jail for unlawfully carrying pistols. Want a job message appears asking for a rehabilitated notice.
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McCollum Banek
C.E Miller
West Commerce Street
Don Catros ‘Cardenas
Sted
Weal Avenue
Ranon Ramirex
Usted
Kanth Concho Street
Paula J. Galvin
Tunstall Street
Tneodore Leath
Addersa
Commerce Street
Alo Drew x
Jhu
Mathews
David V. Lawana
Wes Marlin
Eusebio Gomez
Booth Dan Marco
Dane Noble
City Court Set Schedule by Judge Calhoun
Judge Calhoun announced a weekly court menu with days assigned to different case types and a sliding scale of fines. He outlined Monday and Friday for vagrants and fights, Tuesday and Thursday for traffic, and Wednesday and Saturday for general docket matters, plus penalties for dice games, drunks, and speeding.
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Temple Calhoun Thesday
Corporation
Cork
Galhoun
Calhoun
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