Orchard Maine Air Race Delays Amid Weather Delays
A storm disrupts plans for the Green and Yellow Hird group attempting to depart Europe from Orchard Maine. Weather experts from New York report gale conditions 1200 miles off the coast as crews prepare for another takeoff window. French airmen Assolaur and Le Ferre inspect upper wings of the Xel dow Hird while Armeno Lotti, crew member, was expected to arrive in New York tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sold Orchard
Maine
Europe
Qualify Jurors to Try Man on Burglary Charge
A Ninety-fourth District court jury was qualified Friday to try Frank O'Brien indicted on burglary. O'Brien, in custody since March, allegedly entered the home of Mrs. Dollie Allen on Center Street on March 15. The trial before Special Judge W.O. Murray of the Eighty-first Judicial District is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninety-fourth District Court
Frank O'Brien
O'Brien
Dollie Allen
Center Street
WO. Murray
Eightyfirst
Bomb Wrecks Fish Company Building
Chicago June seven. A bomb tore into the front of Joseph Cohen's fish store on South Ash and Avenue early today. Tollie suggested labor racketeers may be involved, but Cohen, in business 20 years, doubted the theory, saying he belongs to every fish dealers association in existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicago
Joseph Cohen
South Ash
Avenue
Tollie
Cohen
Reserve Bank Funds Grow Across Dallas Branches
Week ending Friday shows $10,481,000 rise in resources at Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas with San Antonio as a branch. Total resources reach $147,025,000, up $5,310,000 from year earlier. Bills and securities increase $3,890,000 from last week. overall week comparison to 1928 shows decline in some categories. Jewelry, real estate, furniture or autos advertised in Light Classified Money to Jean column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
Captain Dwyer Hosts Firemen Talk at West Hassell
Captain C M Dwyer of Station No 6 at West Hassell Place Me Ives speaks at 430 Mistletog Avenue in today’s Keew Your Firemen series titled The Light’s presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Dwyer
West Hassell Place
Ives
Mistletog Avenue
Upset Over Prom Attendance Policy At Evanston School
June 7 Evanston Township High School faces a crisis as plans for the junior prom are jeopardized by a dispute over whether 28 or 16 Black students may attend. The Evanston Country Club venue refuses if Black students are present, prompting discussions of a segregated event or a separate gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Evanston Township
Thomas Lori
Schopl Offisciata
Julian Goodbue
Parent Teacher Association
Alan Goodhue
Juanita Berk
Scientists Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary Banquet
The Scientific Society of San Antonio marks 25 years with an open house at the Stevena building on June 18 followed by a reception and banquet at Plaza Hotel. Expecting 200 guests, the event includes leaders from educational institutes and scientific groups, with officers listed among organizers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific ‘Society of
San Antonio
Stevena Building
Pinzd
Menor
Association
Eward Allen Wilson
Harry Herlzberg
Gol
Mr. Grimm the Stey
Tilward Day
David Ceeng
Edward’ W. Heushiger
E.R. GS
Avery B. Curing
Robert D. Barelay
Cenisurer
Anon Perlitz
Directo
Appeal to State Court to Free Slaying Suspect
Dallas inmates Daniel Martin alias Daniel Dennehy remained jailed awaiting action of the state court of criminal appeals. He was denied freedom at a harness corporation hearing and his attorney filed a writ of error with the high court. Police say fingerprints identify the prisoner as Dennehy, sought by authorities on charges of slaying Max Silverstein in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
TJ. A. Martin
Daniel Dennehy
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Harness Corpia
High Court
Lou Angelen
Tiea
Max Silverstein
Davis Silent on Radio Resignation Rumor
James D. Davis secretary of Idbok refused to confirm or deny a report that he would resign to become president of a merger of radio tube manufacturers. The statement came in Washington D.C. on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Davis
D.C
James D. Davis
Idbok
Two Witnesses Face Perjury in Prohibition Trial
In Denver on June 7, two government witnesses tied to a Leadride Colorado case were charged with perjury after admitting false testimony given during government proceedings. Paul Malmgram age 21 and Mary Snyder faced perjury indictments following their courtroom statements, as the case against conspirators remains ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Paul Malmgram
Mary Snyder
Malmgram
Open Letter to Editor on School Bond Issue
Open letter criticizes bond opponents for seeking a cut to 2,500,600 while insisting 2,000,000 be set aside for a future bond. The writer argues opponents misunderstand the school’s condition and cites Mr Chambers’ attempt to balance public needs without harming schools. Author William R Uttr cites his address at 2818 Reed Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Luilditz
Vratem Ia
Antoni T
Chambers
William R Utr
Rwe Aleeet
Border Spang to Be Opened on June 24
An automobile caravan from Mexico will join the southern republic to celebrate the completion of all bridges on the Laredo Monterrey stretch of the Pan American highway. William Furlong of the highway department will lead the event at Salinas dePlores 210 kilometers south of the border. A ceremony is planned for June 24 in the small Mexican village Time 24 with Gruexal Alwozan Plutarce Whias Colles Jr and Apron Saene in attendance. The Laredo Monterrey section is completed except final asphalt surfacing. The celebratory party led by Furlong will depart June 23 at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Republic
Alwozan
Plutarce
Whias Colles Jr
Saene Im
Laredo-Monterey
Furlong
Will Dade Ates
Truck Supers to Meet at Menger Hotel
The newly formed Truck Superintendents Association under the Bexar County Safety Council will hold its regular meeting on May 20 at the Menger Hotel. Corporation Judge Dave Watson will be the principal speaker. Harold A. Briggs of the San Antonio Public Service Company was named chairman and Ralph H. Durkee was elected secretary at Thursday night’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menger
Dave Watson
Apeaker
Waa
Umder
Curplees
Bexar County Safety Council
Harold A. Briggs
San Antonio Public Service Company
Ralph H. Durkee
The
Safety Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadelas
Reserve Bank
Ipidwieir
Pirddif
Sailie
Gordon
Psiag Proet
Furniture Coo
Pace
West Commerce
St. Mary’s Street
Ange
Ted
Cleo Hauze
Ait Mouze
Tena Crawford
W. G. Crawford
Audrey E. Kirk
Morley D. Kirk
Myrtle Mae Hicks
Boc! Hicks
M Eieio
Eugene
Gem Aatesle
Navarre
Marcel
Thit Mier
Hollywood
Aaleo Theater
Grorkelt
the Style Shop
Reggie
NAVY
Citadel
Preach
Paris
Uris
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!