Police Chiefs Meet Planned for Texas Convention
Dallas reports preparations for the 39th annual Texas police chiefs convention from June 10 to 21 in Laredo and Monterrey Mexico. Speakers include Attorney General William McGraw and James Gus Jones of the U S Bureau of Investigation. A pistol shooting contest features multiple classes and team competition among Texas police departments.
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Dallas
INS
Texas
George A. Smith
Laredo
Monterrey
Mexico
Crass Spo
Phohy Conveyslon
Willuam McGraw
Pitorney
Gus Jones
United States
Apartment of Investigation
San Antonio
Cognition
Talias
Las Antonio
Houston
Austin
Beaumont
el Paso
Withltt Fatty
State Highway Patrol
Relapse Suffered by Count Cavadonga
The Count of Cavadonga son of the ex king of Spain suffered a relapse of a hemorrhagic condition. He has been under doctors care for several weeks receiving treatment for the alleged curse of the Habsburgs. His engagement to Miss Marta Rocatorre was postponed due to illness.
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Cavadonga
Havana
Spain
Stapsburgs
Marts Rocatort
Hae
Yatehiedel
Ts {Ness
Searles to Head Disabled Veterans Group in San Antonio
Disabled American Veterans San Antonio chapter No. 14 will hold a rehabilitation ceremony at Turner Hall on June 25 the announced Saturday. New officers elected Friday night include A B Crainey senior vice commander James F R Lawson junior vice commander Lewis Jannie treasurer P S Stoni chaplain A B Holder judge advocate Jimmy Royston David A McGnis and Martin J Wilson executive committee members.
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C.F. Searles
San Antonio
Turner Hall
A. B. Crainey
Sqnior
James FR. Lawson
Lews Jlannine
P. S. Stoni
Yale Faculty Pickets Support Davis Over Nonrenewal
Yale University faced a picket by teachers led by professor Jerome Davis of the divinity school amid contract nonrenewal disputes. The demonstration, sponsored by the American Federation of Teachers, followed Davis's ratification as president. Yale President James Rowland Angell said they would review the situation.
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New Haven
Conn
Army Prisoner’s Daring Swim Fails
Private Leonid B. Roosett, 21, attempted a escape swim from Governor’s Island at Buttermilk Channel but was pulled from the water by police near Brooklyn after going about a quarter mile. He had served six months of a 4 2 year sentence from the Canal Zone for desertion and insubordination. He is the son of Mrs Helen Roesch of Cleveland Ohio.
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New York
Hta
Buttermilk Channel
Leonid B. Roosett
Governor's Island
Brooklyn
Raichad
Wie
Canal Zone
Helen Roesch
Clevelaid, Ohl
Inaugural Election Names San Antonio Leaders
In the week’s elections Lawrence Pawkett was chosen as first vice president and Arthur Higgins as second vice president at the inaugural hall. Jerry Knippa is slated as president with a San Antonio 30 30 era tag and several directors including Albert Enderle Dick Adams Carl Alice and Marlin Stein joining the board. Universal fingerprinting is cited as the national project.
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Derry Eknippo
San Antonio
Maly 4
Lawrence Pawkett
Arthur Higgins
Albert Enderle
Dick Adams
Carl Alice
Marlin Stein
Lone Star Gas strike persists in Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports ongoing strike at Jane Star Gas company as pickets march before offices. Union and company refuse to yield. efforts to reach a settlement stall with no stated concessions from either side.
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Lone Star
Fort Worth
Jane Star Gas Company
Gas Company
Confederate veterans parade toned by aging ranks in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi the forty seventh reunion of Confederate veterans opens with subdued sentiment as few march and most ride in automobiles. The gathering accepts a joint reunion invitation from the Grand Army of the Republic for next year near Selma Alabama during the seventeenth anniversary of the Battle of Nashville. General J M Claypool of Shreveport Louisiana is elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans after a close vote over General Harry Rhee of Nashville Tennessee.
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Jackson
Miss
Dunn
Confederacy
Saumon
Grand Army
Repub- Mc
Ystuirg
J. M. Claypool
Sh. Tons
Claypool
Warry Reg Hee
Nashville
Keen Photos Take Prizes in Contest
The Light's annual snapshot contest awards first prize to Addison Buckner of San Marcos for a portrait of a sailor. Second prize goes to Mrs. B Huedepohl Froebel of 1443 West Craig Place for a lily pool scene. Third prize to Mrs. Edward Kneuver of 43 Ninsville for three kittens and a straw hat. Fourth prize to M A Rowan of 205 Sixth Street for a picture of false teeth and a cigarette.
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Addison Buckner
San Marcos
Buckner
Ab the Fox Company
B. Huedepohl-Froebel
West Graig Place
Lily Pool
Thehird Place
Edward Kneuver
Ninsvelte
San Antonio
B. Huedepohl- Froebel
West
Craig Place
Summer dance and swim classes announced in San Antonio
Federal adult programs offer free tap dancing and swimming for women starting Monday. Mrs. Ogrol Mew Daniel, director, says sessions run 12 days at three recreation centers with Woodlawn Lake hosting swimming classes. Classes meet Monday Tuesday at Highland Park, Tuesday Friday at Woodlawn Lake, and Wednesday at Deter Heights.
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San Antonio
Ogrol Mew Daniel
Woodlawwir Lake
Highland Park Recreation Center
Woodlawn Lake Pavilion
Deter Heights Recreation Center
Mc Dantel Sata
Genealogists sue socialite over family history fees
The American Historical Society Inc of New York files suit in St. Louis circuit court against Mrs. Ysihelle Bond Sibley formerly of St. Louis now in California. They claim she owes 4575 for data, coat of arms and other family history materials.
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ST. Louis
INS
American Historical Society, ‘Inc
New York
Ysihelle Bond Sibley
SL Louis
California
Camp Laf-a-lat Hosts 99 San Antonio Children For Summer
Ninety nine underprivileged San Antonio boys and girls left at 730 am Saturday for Camp Laf-a-lat near Comfort. The Midlothian–styled association runs three week sessions with nourishing meals and health programs, aided by city trucks and donations of about 2200 dollars toward a 2500 dollar goal.
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San Antonio
Comforg
W. A. King
Thieves Haul Away Civil War Cannons in Kansas Junkyards
Horton county officials hunt thieves across southwestern Akansan junkyards for two Civil War cannons stolen from Pawnee Rock Fars. Loot involved loose cannons priced without concrete bases.
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Rend
Kan
Horton County
Chesnet
Pawnee Rock
No Water For Willam Henrys Mojave Vacation Home
A fragment describes actor Willam Henry losing plans for a Mojave desert vacation home due to no water nearby. It also notes Jane Wyman gaining recognition as a fashion designer and model, highlighted for her costly outfits and styling at Warner Bros. studios.
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Willam Henry
Hullé
Mojave Desert
Unwice
Jane
Jane Wyman
Out
Warner Bros. Stunip
Army planes to Panama from Randolph Brooks and Duncan fields
A three airplane flight with 13 officers and 19 enlisted men from Randolph Brooks and Duncan fields will ferry eight bombing planes to Panama via Mexico and Central America. Maj. W. H. Reid leads the mission with Capt. Charles T. Myering as co pilot and a crew including radio operators and mechanics.
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Randolph
Hrogks
Dunsan
Wiklenge
Albrook
Pangme Canal Zone
Mexico
Central America
Field
Panama
Aix
Maj
W. H. Reid
Randolph Teld
Randolph-fielt
Charles
T. Myering
Statf
Bud R. Brechtel
Corp Loyd
G. Cunp
HW. G. Armstrong
Wrightfield
Ohio
Daniel P. Callahan Jr
Brooks Field
George D. Brown
H. M. McCloskey
Duncan Teld
Max Warren
Ght
Seigh
Paul B. Jackson
George McCollum
Marshal R. Pierce
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