Husband Held On Mann Act Charge By Up
Accused of bringing his young wife to San Antonio from Oklahoma City for immoral purposes, Densnn H. Enobelach, 24, was remanded to jail in default of 1500 bail after questioning by U S Commissioner P A Lockhart. The wife, a mother of a month old child, was held on 300 bond as a witness. The couple said they left Oklahoma City with 60 cents two weeks ago and hitchhiked through Dallas, Corpus Christi, Houston and other southern cities, also visiting Louisiana and more states.
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San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Densnn H. Enobelach
Enobelach
U.S
P. A. Lockhart
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Houston
Louisiana
Bridge Collapse Kills Two In Susquehanna Area
Two men died when a bridge near Montgomery on the Susquehanna River gave way under vibrations from air compressor drills. The structure, condemned after last year’s floods, had been in use briefly as repairs were completed.
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Williamaport
Susquehanna River
Montgomery
Payment penalties under Texas unemployment act
The Texas unemployment compensation act imposes penalties for willful refusal to pay contributions or make reports to the commission. Offenses can carry a fine up to 200 dollars or imprisonment up to 60 days, or both, in addition to interest charges. Dial J 1231 for advertising.
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Austin
Vacationer Hurt in Cycle Truck Crash in Robistown
In Robistown on Friday Jeses Hy Barlow of Corpus Christi was badly hurt when thrown from his motorcycle into the path of a truck. Both legs were broken and his condition is listed as critical while he was en route on vacation.
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Ropstown
Jeses Hy Barlow
Corpus Christi
Robistown
Barlow
Russians Fly Over Polar Route Toward Vancouver
Soviet aviators pursuing a record polar crossing faced rugged terrain and variable weather as they neared Alberta and British Columbia. Officials noted the mission would cross the wide Canadian range and head toward Vancouver after passing Edmonton, with about 2000 gallons of fuel initially and more than 1260 gallons left according to Pan American.
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Arcti Circle
Quakland
Canadian Rockies
Kissear
Northwest Territory
Washington
Oreggon
Moscow
San Francisco
U.S. Weather Bureau
Seattle
Pan-American Fiers
Army Pursuit Plane Sets Record Speed Flight
New York June 18 reports a US army P-3d pursuit plane reached speeds around 260 miles per hour into a 40 mile wind after a two hour flight from Selfridge Field Michigan. The craft, among three delivered recently, is regarded as the fastest pursuit plane with a cruising speed near 300 miles an hour. Soldiers guarded arrivals and civilians were kept from the field as West Point graduates inspected the aircraft before it would be flown back tomorrow. Grandmother drives boy to air ride in Connersville Indiana after 11 year old Louis Disborough asks to soar.
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New York
Usi
Army Paysnil
E. Brecht
Mitchelfleld
Selfridge Field
Mich
Aftel
SRENGERFEST AIDS MEMORIAL
German singing societies from several South Texas cities will stage a Gartenfest at the Hermann Sons garden 525 South St Marys street at 4 p m Sunday. The event raises funds for a New Braunfels memorial to German pioneers aimed at 17 500 dollars. Participants include San Antonio Leder Beethoven Monenneecher New Braunfels Maenerchor Sut ro Ldederkranz Olboronto chorus Concordia mixed chorus and the German band.
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Everal South Texas
Helpate
Hermann Sons
Kiddies Profit From Game Funds To Aid Child Welfare
Proceeds from the seventh annual Optimist Rotary baseball game held May 20 total 1763.83 dollars for 48 organizations. John G. Swope, club secretary, said the money will be distributed Monday via Horace T. Hebdon at Frost National Bank. Ticket sellers receive 105 percent return and gate cash is prorated among four clubs for an extra five percent. Each organization signs an agreement to use funds only for child welfare.
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John G. Swope
Optimist Club
Saburting
Optimist Rotary
Horace T. Hebdon
Frost National Bank
Swope
Houston Labor Strikes Grow Amid Unrest
June 11 INS Houston faces widespread strikes and a looming one day walkout amid electrician, master mechanic and salaried worker actions. Potential spread to Port Arthur and Austin sparks warnings from G R Garle. Demands include a 2 per day wage raise for journeymen and contract changes, deemed too stiff by contractors.
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Houston
INS
Port Arthur
Austin
Natal
Park Arthur
G. R. Garle
Windsors Listed in N Y Social Register
New York society has adopted his royal highness the duke of Windsor. Confirmation appeared as the duke and his American bride Wallis Warfield were listed in the Social Register. Mrs Warfield is noted as married to the duke on June 3 in Monts France, with Windsor and Warfield listed thereafter.
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Social Register
New York
Royal
the Duke of Windsor
Wallis War
Baltimore
Plane Victims Postponed in Salt Lake City Search
A search for the seven Western Air Express crash victims in Salt Lake City was postponed on June 19 due to avalanche dangers. Snow slides threaten searchers as Frank Eastman, the search director, reports work will halt until conditions improve.
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Salt Lake City
Western Air Express Air Mner
Commerce Department
Western Aix
Frank Eastman
Divorce trends rise as heat fuels separations in district court
District clerk records show divorces climbing with summer heat, about two of five marriages ending in divorce. From June last year to Saturday, 2127 filings and 1811 divorces, abandonment cited most, with mental cruelty, jealousy, drunkenness, and abuse listed among other grounds. Reports note men claim kindness while wives allege tyrannical temper.
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Texing
Dan Cupid
Phoros
St Marys Law Guild Elects New Officers
Ben Morris Saturday was elected president of the St Marys University Law guild after a meeting in the downtown college. Other officers named include Walter Schwartz as vice president and Archie J. Broym. Directors to serve two years are A A Garza and William G Niece. One year directorates include Mark V Puch of New Braunfels and Ernest Rabe.
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St. Mary's Law Guild
Ben Morris
St. Mary's University Law Guild
Walter Schwartz
Archie 3. Broym
A. A. Garza
William G. Niece
Mark V. Puch
New Braunfels
Ernest Rabe
Typing Champion Wallace Currie Heads to Chicago Meet
Wallace Currie, 1b for Vexasign school, leaves Sunday for Chicago to compete in the National typing meet June 24 and 26. He resides at 16th Street Gifford in South San Antonio and is a junior at South San Antonio High School.
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Wallace Currie
Chicago
Jung
Gurrin
Gifford Stress
South San Antonio
CSO Officers Tour Southwest As Union Drive Expands
C SO officers depart on a Southwest tour to promote CIO interests in San Antonio. Local officials tighten organization efforts to beat GI O, with a Friday meeting yielding 252 local union leaders forming a central body. Arnold says drive aims to win bosses to join AFL before their own split. Ballengee, Clay to W Va, claims he is the nation s oldest postmaster at age 82.
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Envio Benin
C.I.0
San Antonio
A. F
W. B. Arnold
Trades Council
Harry Johnson
Carpenters Witen
Chaiman
J. 9
Cannally
Chalet
Ray Mumme
Arenold
Satuday
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