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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

4

Trains Tragedy Near Custer Creek Rescue Efforts Noted

Survivors credit a calm porter Lew Williams with saving several lives as a Milwaukee road train derailed at Custer Creek. Engineers and brakemen aided victims while two crew members phoned for help. One woman reportedly drowned, and the crash marked the railway’s first passenger death in 20 years.

Orter Lew Williams Carly Mmstar Nuke Cain Ed Hubtin Saugus William Shearer Milwaukee Enginers Fen Weye

City Tax Books Closed and Deficit Revealed

City tax collections totaled 42 967.45 for the city and 22 285.93 for schools since last Wednesday. The 1937-38 totals show a deficit of 175 866.74 in the general fund and 86 0 in other funds. The city owed banks 225 000, with 57 000 paid Monday leaving 175 000 still due. Budget accuracy was challenged by late entries and penalties for post June 1 payments. Next steps include budgeting for next year and bank loan bids pending.

Frank Hushick Bushick Buskick

Train wreck fatalities listed near Miles City Montana

Miles City dispatch lists casualties from the Milwaukee road wreck near Miles City. Names identified include Mrs Leroy Bailey and daughters Juanita and Joyce, Frank Merrifield engineer, Charles James brakeman, and others from Miles City, Aberdeen, Seattle, and Omaha. Railroad officials say bodies lay in the creek bed and some victims could not be raised.

Miles City Mont Milwaukee Calle Road Holy Thosary Hospital Leroy Bailey Daughts Juqnita Joyce Bitlings Frank Merrifield Charles James Bangazeman Milton Teer Biiings Milton C. Norberg Aberdeen S. D HLMM McCoy Mules A. F. Fielick Lemmons Dabe A A. Johnsen Mules City Ae Thomas Laflas Bellingbssa He Creek Sheart Dorothy Debter Sioux Ily Tows Nell Clancy Seattle Kate Clancy Seailir Conway Herry Schults Tacoma BL. Kyickson

King Family Reunion Held at Bradenridgs Park

More than 70 King descendants gathered at Bradenridgs Park near Luling for a reunion honoring late R. W. and Mrs. King. Hosts were Mrs. Jr UI, daughter of the Kings, with guests traveling from Georgia, Arizona and Alabama. Next year’s gathering set for June 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Ring of Pleasanton as hosts.

King Bradenridgs Park R. W. King Luling Jr, UI Georgia Arizona Alabama

South's Rule in House Targeted by Reform Drive

Washington June 20 new deal leaders seek to seize control of the House by a powerful rules committee to curb Southern influence. The move, praised by reform allies, aims to reshuffle committee power and reduce Southern representation as the administration faces expected clashes over legislative measures.

South Balnenstivinl Neus Sersiog Washington New Deal House Xelint

Business Aid Seen in Probe in Louisville

Louisville, June 2009. Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley announced a monopoly investigation. He called it the first intelligent start to ward the problem of preserving democracy in American business. He urged confidence in Roosevelt and cooperation, saying the inquiry will form the basis for permanent legislation on business issues.

Louieville Beninte Alben W. Harkhey Todey Renpress Barklay Dustress Roosevelt

Passenger Tells of Wreck in Grimy Night Soggy Milwaukee Tragedy

Miles City Montana July 20 A survivor Waltz from Chicago recounted the Milwaukee air rail disaster. He described waking to water pouring through the sleeper window and climbing to safety with other passengers. He noted calm behavior and many rescuers moving women and children from cars.

Miles City Mont Jube Waltz Chicago Iwan Milwaukee Ars

Hijackers Stab Soldier Near Segui Road Encounter

Pvt Roy Blankenship 26 of Troop 1B 12th Cavalry was stabbed four inches in the back during a Monday attack as three men accosted him near Segui road. He was listed in critical condition at Fort Sam Houston station hospital after collapsing at a nearby cafe. Police stayed at the hospital.

Roy Blankenship Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston Blankenship Twelfth Cavalry Army Post Segui Road Blankership

Crowded Fracture Ward At Robert and Grey Hospital

Fracture beds in the men’s ward at Robert and Grey Hospital were crowded on Monday as five patients occupied frames with iron supports and pulley weights. They pass time discussing plans for after discharge while awaiting treatment and relief.

Robert &Gree Hospital Phryste

Treasury Position Reported For June Seventeenth

Treasury data shows receipts of 99 million with expenditures near 47 million, yielding a net balance of about 2357 million. Working balance stands at 1.272 billion with monthly customs receipts of 12.5 million. Fiscal year receipts total about 5.89 billion against 7.44 billion in expenditures, including emergency outlays of 1.08 billion and an excess of 1.499 billion. The gross debt stands at 237.194 billion with a decrease of 93.492 million from the prior year.

Treasury Washington

Amendment Change Plan to Be Urged by Senator Norsis

Senator Norsis of Nebraska urges a direct people vote on constitutional amendments next year. He proposes ending legislative ratification in favor of public voting and cites a proposed tax base of 61.90 per ten dollar valuation. The plan includes a hypothetical 100 percent collection yielding about 4,000.02 dollars in revenue.

Washington Norsis Nebraska Cack Congress

PAY HOUR ACT REVISION SEEN

Ut Senator Horak Republican described the hour pay program today as an experimental start toward broader standards. He predicted Congress in 1999 would revive the law to establish a minimum wage of 25 cents next October, rising to 30 cents in the second year with exemptions likely after the 40 cent scale.

Horak Barat

Light Want Ad Harnesses Reboot for Space and Stallions

Classy housing and equine listings surge as buyers seek ready to move spaces. Light Want Ad channels demand for cool rooms, apartments, and horses, inviting quick contact via dial F-1231.

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