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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

19

City to Rush New Housing Project Under Allred Plan

City moves quickly after Governor Allred signs bills creating a San Antonio housing authority. The plan envisions slum clearance and low cost housing with federal funds, no city taxes, and authority to condemn property, build cottages and apartment units, with rentals kept at cost. Mayor Quin forms a five member housing board reporting to the mayor.

James V. Allred San Antonio W.B. Carlson Austin Quin Blarteni Himr Public Works Administration Carlsaw Neady

Court Fines Man for Drunkenness in County Court

Mike Canedo of 406 Seguin Road pled guilty to drunkenness on the highway in County Court at Law No 2. Judge Charles J. Matthews assessed a 50 dollar fine plus costs. Deputy Sheriff B R Cade signed the complaint, noting the offense occurred May 15 on Highway 66.

Mike Canedo Seguin Road Charles J. Matthews B. R. Cade Highway 66 Orth

British blames Spanish insurgents for destroyer Hunter disaster

The British government appraised blame on Spanish insurgents for a mine that disabled the destroyer Hunter off Almeria on May 23, resulting in eight deaths and 24 injuries. A formal protest was sent to General Francisco Franco.

Ish Hunter Almeria Francisco Franco

Brown County Man Slain on Street

Santa Anna reports L Rhodes, 34, longtime Brown and Coleman counties resident, was shot and killed on Malt street today. Around ten witnesses saw the slaying. assailant’s identity remains a mystery.

Britain blames rebels for mine blast that killed eight

The Associated Press reports Britain blaming Spanish insurgents for a May 13 mine explosion off southeastern Spain that killed eight British sailors and wounded 24 aboard the destroyer Hunter. London protests to Franco officials, calls the act accidental, and cites insurgents laying mines in the Almeria sea area and other locations. Britain assesses damages rights while Eden works to bring Fascist powers back into neutrality.

Great Britain Hunter Spain London Henry Chilton Francisco Franco Salamanca Almeria Italy Germany Britain Anthony Eden Berlin Deutschland Barretta Madrid Mediterranean Vigiance

Dental Puppet Show Dates Announced

City recreation department announces a dental puppet show tour for Thursday at Palm Heights and Latin American centers and Friday at Lions Field and Woodlawn centers. Doll shows and bogey contests will be held at all recreation centers at 10 a.m. Saturday, directed by Mrs Mary Wilson Young.

City Recreation Departent Palm Heights Lionsfield Woodlawn Mary Wilson Young Young Lie

City Park Engineer Examines San Antonio Damaged Parks

City Park Engineer Albert Marbuch inspected San Antonio parks on Wednesday to survey storm damage. Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola said he did not believe the damage would exceed 2500 dollars.

Albert Marbuch San Antonio Jacob Rubiola

Taxicab Seating Tax Collected in San Antonio

City cab inspector King Kennon says 4620 seating taxes have been paid on 231 San Antonio taxis along with a 1300 ad valorem tax, raising the department’s income to 6520 for the current fiscal year. Hagerprints were taken of 87 drivers.

Antonio King Kennon Kkennon

Travelers Pick Four Delegates for National Convention

Travelers Protective Association delegates were announced for the Savannah Georgia convention. Paul A. Rachs Arthur Beck Tom Petring and Oscar Holexamp will attend Monday through Thursday as representatives of their post.

Travelers Paul A. Rachs Arthur Beck Tom Petring Oscar Holexamp The Travelers Protective Association Savannah

Baby Boy Swallows Oil. Taken to Hospital

James Duncan, 26 months old son of Mr and Mrs G A Duncan of 120 Dorothy Lautie Grive was treated at M and S hospital Wednesday after swallowing a quantity of coal oil.

James Duncan G. A. Duncan Dorothy Lautie Grive M. and S. Hospital

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