Texas Prison Meeting in Saintsville Discusses Parole
Governor James V. Alred addresses a gathering of about 200 Texas parole board members and state officials in Saintsville to review prison conditions and the Pelson system. The session continues with reports on parole programs, prison farm tours, and speeches by Bruce W. Bryant Reed Cozart and other officials.
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Saintsville
Offigis
Voluntee County Parole Boards of
Texas
Pelson
Guntsville State Run
Joseph Wearden
Victoria
Texas Prison Board
Bruce W. Bryant
Austin
Board of Pardons and Fates
Reed Cozart
San Antonio
Gordon Bure
Bullinville
Missing Texans Reported Located Near McCamey
J C Welker said he received word from McCamey that Mr and Mrs Altom Ward and their children hid ar on d there and were safe. The family had been missing since May 23 and were working in Uvalde county. An officer said a message today confirmed the group arrived in McCamey, where Ward's father resides.
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Davis
Sbert
J.C. Welker
McCamey
Widow of Man Weds Youth in Newbern
Libby Hill Hughes 30, widow of the late George Isaac Bushes, married Julius Fritz Jones 23, her third husband. The event follows her first husband’s death two years earlier and a wartime Confederate veteran who fathered 16 children, including a son born in 1934 named Franklin Delano Hughes. President Roosevelt sent congratulations on the birth of a daughter two years later.
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Newbern
Libby Hill Hughes
George Isaac Bushes
Weranet
Julius Fritz Jones
Jones
Franklin Delano Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Bombing Case Convicts Three Police Officers
In Los Angeles District Attorney Baron Pitts announced guilty verdicts against Capt Earle E Kynette Lieut Roy J Allen and Lieut Dred A Browne from the former police spy squad. Allen and Browne were acquitted on some counts while Kynette received sentences up to twenty years for explosives and related charges. The case followed threats to prove misconduct by a former police commissioner and a claim that Raymond would be killed within a year.
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Los Angeles
Ufe
Harry Raymond
Baron Pitts
Earle E. Kynette
Roy J
Lallen
Polie
Grand Jury
Fitis
Eugene D. Williams
Kyzieste
Allen
Licut
Dred A. Browne
Browne
Raymond
Tn Enutl
Harry Munson
Kynette
Rebuck on Fishbein Spurs Press Tone Reform
In a rebuke reportedly hailed by progressives the American Medical Association urged its trustees to correct deficiencies of gentleness in public information. The House of Delegates voted to address perceived lack of gentleness in agency communications after charges that Dr Morris Fishbein sought to control statements and blocked minority voices.
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Ban Prancisco
American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
Seyord
House of Delegates
Board of
Fishbein
Miinority
Typhoid Serum Given To Edinburg Residents
Hidalgo County Health Officer D. R. Handley supervised typhoid vaccination for 400 Edinburg residents this week following four recent typhoid cases. Diphtheria antitoxin was given to children at the same time.
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Edinburg
Eulusurg
Hidalgo County
D. R. Handley
Guild Renames Broun as President of ASP Guild
Toronto June 19 Eddy Broun of New York was re elected president of the American Newspaper Guild by acclamation at the closing session of the fifth annual convention. Eddy also named executive vice president after defeating Julius Kigman St. Louis Post Dispatch and Don Stevens Chicago Tribune. Kigman and Stevens pledged cooperation and opposed factionalism. Victor Pasche New York re elected secretary treasurer. Convention supported boycott of Japanese goods and adopted a anti fascism resolution while debating foreign policy.
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Toronto
P—Heywood Broun
New York
American Newspaper Guild
Eddy
Julius Kigman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Don Stevens
Chicago Incal
Kigman
Stevens
Eady
Victor Pasche
United States
Canada
North America
Thong
Mall Battle for Life in Florida Kidnap Case
Franklin Pietoe McCall, 21, was moved from a county jail to a state prison in Ratford after being convicted only of kidnapping in the Jim My Cesh case. His wife visited and expressed love as his defense seeks clemency. State Attorney Worley warned clemency would trigger an immediate murder trial. Governor Gone had not set a date for any execution.
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Miami
Fis
Franklin Pietoe McCall
Ratford
Jimmy Cesh
G. A. Worley
McCall
Fred P. Gone
Modell
Detective Herbst Injured In City Car Crash
City detective A W Herbst was slightly injured in a collision between a police car driven by Leonard and a private auto at Main and Magnolia. Herbst suffered a wrenched back while Leonard and Sam J Hazzell, of 420 Best Dewey Place, were unhurt. Both cars were wrecked.
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A. W. Herbst
Main and
Magnolia Avenues
I F
Leonard
Sam J. Hazzell
Best Dewey Place
September Auto Fatal Claims New Braunfels Family Obituary
Raphael Gehwab died in an automobile accident in New Braunfels. Funeral services are planned in the coming days. He is survived by his wife Justina Schwab, two daughters Genevieve and Osthering Schwab, and one son Virgil Schwab. The place and exact dates are uncertain but the incident occurred in September.
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New Braunfels
Raphael Gehwab
Justina Schwab
Genevieve
Osthering Schwab
Virgil Schwab
Father and Sons hike planned by El Alamo Scouts
The Kerrville area Boy Scouts council will host a Father and Sons hike this weekend to Father’s Day. George Burnett, camping chair, announced the event at the new scout camp six miles above Kerrville. About 55 attendees from last year are expected to return this time, with a Saturday afternoon departure and Sunday night return.
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el Alamo
Father and Sons
George Burnett
Kerrville
Burnett Ward
City urged to close relief office as attacks rise
Cleveland officials pressed to shut the district relief office amid mounting assaults on welfare workers. Relief Commissioner Bubana cited less than $20,000 left for emergency food orders for 66,000 destitute. Secretaries noted at least six field workers were assaulted this week by angry clients.
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Cleveland
Frank ¥. Bubana
Pittsburgh Strike Shuts Two Afternoon Papers
June 11 Pittsburgh telegraph Sun Telegraph and Press workers halt publication after typographic dept members refuse to pass picket lines. AF L local strikers demand job security fair wages and better conditions. Post Gazette not affected as morning paper remains open.
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Hearst
the Press
Scripps Award
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Plac Aris
Post-Gazette
Paul Block
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