Three Bandits Rob Prascel Drugstore in Nighttime Heist
A trio of armed bandits wearing western clothing robbed Prascel Drugstore No. 4 at 4825 South New Braunfels shortly before midnight. They forced manager T. E. Fleming to open the safe and surrender $85 while three employees lay on the floor, and kept Herbsleb's wife and others restrained as they fled.
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T. E. Fleming
H. Hozheleb
Tom Farley
Eropeth Aldred
Herbsleb
Farley
Aldred
Ares
Macon Flies Low Over Michigan
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan on June M Macon maneuvered over locks near Saint Marys River then moved south along the river. A report notes a military or transport context with unspecified figures and a brief encounter before continuing. The item references a separate case in New Jersey where Jose Valentino was jailed for 60 days for mistreatment of his wife after a court refused her request for release. It also mentions a California studio announcing a seven year contract for a one year old child actor connected to Maurice Chevalier in a film.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
U.S
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Dung
Jose Valentino
Tetterine Offers Relief for Athlete's Foot and Skin Ailments
Parasitic skin troubles like athlete's foot, ringworm, and itch are advertised to respond to Tetterine. The tonic claims to kill the parasite and soothe irritation, with a price of $2 plus tax at Skuptrina Co. in Georgia.
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Skuptrina Ca
Tpt. O. Rereonsh
Bank Forgery Case Against Weslaco Store Seeks Appeal
The First National Bank of Weslaco appeals to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to set aside a trial court order requiring Uhr Bank to pay a 1971 judgment to Austn Patty, a Weslaco storekeeper, after forgeries by Christine Reid over a series of 20 years destabilized the store’s ledgers.
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Weslaco
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Uhr Bank
Austn Patty
Christine Reid
Patty
Richard
Texas Christians Name Board to Manage Finances
At the forty eighth Texas Christian convention in Fort Worth five district meetings opened. The general session formed a corporation to handle the allied Texas Christian Missionary Society funds and selected a board of nine to direct affairs. Members include G M Brecit Pecos T N Smith San Angelo Johnson Dallas Reid Beaumont W O Dallas Corpus Christi John E Grant Dallas for one year and R H Foster Fort Worth E Lipscomb Dallas and D W O Malley Temple for three years.
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Texas Christian University
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Johnson
Dallas
Reid
Court finds bank negligent for honoring forged checks
The Fourth court ruled the bank was negligent for honoring forged checks, upholding a judgment that had previously been entered. The decision rests on the bank’s failure to detect forgeries as statements were processed at the end of each month.
School chiefs exchange posts in Texas districts
H W Mutts of Harlandale becomes Mineral Wells superintendent and R H Brannan of Mineral Wells takes over Harlandale duties. Each will start July 1. Brannan has seven years in Mineral Wells and fourteen years teaching, with degrees from North Texas State Teachers College and SMU.
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Harigndale
R. H. Brannan
Mineral Wells
Texas
Hutto
Harlandale
Brannan
Miners
Weather summary and temperatures across locations
The bulletin reports daily precipitation totals and month to date figures, with a note of normal precipitation for the month. It lists station readings and forecast details including wind directions and temperatures for multiple cities, along with sunrise and sunset times and moon phase information.
Brady funds settlement to move case to trial
In Seventy-third District Court Francis T. Brady owner of the Brady building advanced 1000 toward settlement of a suit between Warter Brothers and Vitagrape Inc on Empire theater rent. Judge Frederick Stevens awarded Brady 18000 after he aided in settling another suit by paying 1000 to H. W. Green. The move prompted questions from court watchers about settling a case not involving him. Brady sought 17000 rent plus costs and interest. Judgments were being prepared. Soldiers killed in Riverside crash were reported.
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Francis T. Brady
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Warter Brothers
Vitagrape, Inc
Empira
Frederick Stevens
Mugants
H. W. Green
R. E. Amota
Empire Theater
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Governor vetoes tax limit bill in state funding move
A bill to set ad valorem tax limit for state purposes to 67 cents per 160 evaluation was vetoed by Governor Miriam A. Fermuson. The veto also blocked bills allowing the state prison system to bid on printing, creating a central state mailing area, and preprinting hunting and fishing license fees.
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Miriam A. Fermuson
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Lytton School Superintendent Harris to Retire in Lockhart
Captain R B Harris, who has led Lytton Spring public schools for four years, will move to Lockhart and retire. The announcement highlights his tenure and planned retirement.
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R. B. Harris
Lytton Spring
Lockhart
Second Trial of Corpus Man Opens
CORPUS CHRISTI June 1d The second trial of Tarac Davis charged with murdering Arthur G. Down manager of the Nueces hotel in Corpus Christi was set to begin today Down was shot in his office November 17 Davis faced the death penalty at the first trial but the sentence was reversed by the State Court of Criminal Appeals for jury misconduct including a juror telephoning his wife for a clean shirt.
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Arthur G. Down
Nueces
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Davis
State Court of Criminal Appeals
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Bond Conversion May Be Requested
A public appeal to holders of the Fourth Liberty loan bonds totaling over 4900 million urged conversion to securities at lower interest. Senator Bone proposed the treasury convert these issues following a senate resolution. The plan claims a saving of about 719 percent in interest, totaling over 85 million dollars annually.
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Web
Bone
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