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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1936

Page

9

Dedication of Bandera Girl Scout Camp Opens to Public

Bandera river site hosts dedication ceremonies for the new Girl Scout camp with Mayor Quin and San Antonio civic leaders in attendance. The camp, run by Bexar County council, will operate year round and welcomes non-scouts starting July 1. It accommodates 85 girls and offers riding, archery, hiking, trail cooking, dancing, and drama under director Lilian Jaegels. A nurse and dietician will be on duty.

Bandera Medina River P.m FE. Quin San Antonio Lilian Jaegels Bexar County Council Girl Ess Scouts of America Mesdames St. Callahan J. McMurray Thomas W. Carver A. V. Holland A. Tiiefeld William Randolph H. A. Klotz F. A. Drew Claude Campbell S. X. Callghan G. K. Quin A. Wheatley B. BR McGimsey Vera B. Grand Jay

Confederate veterans to hold fortieth driftwood reunion

Vets of Gray to Camp KYLE, June 29. The largest Confederate veterans ramp of the Soupin will hold its fortieth annual reunion 16 miles northwest of here at Driftwood beginning Tuesday Aly 28, according to T. F. Harwell adjutant Camp en Mccuilech. The camp last year registered 56 j members, more than any other Confederate camp. The veterans own 40 acres of grounds, with entrances pillars and a pavilion, expanded with WPA funds to accommodate about 2000 people. Dr P. Shelton of Dripping Springs started the camp in 1809 and remains active. his brother, the late John E. Shelton of Austin, helped envision its present size. Adjutant Harwell invites veterans from everywhere.

Loscat EP. Shelton Dripping Springs John E. Shelton Austin Harwell

Panhandle Quake Echoes Across Towns in Panhandle Area

Residents report a wide spread earthquake last night rattling windows with no injuries or damages. Towns named include Amarillo Pampa Borger Claude Plainview Hereford and others while local residents and officials are assessing the chain of tremors.

Panhandle Amarillog INS Amuarilic Pampa Borger Panhendlr Claude Plain- View

Air Corps Reserve Officers Train via New Plan

Washington reports the president signed a bill creating 1350 air corps reserve officers. Cadets will be commissioned after Kelly Field graduation, serve three years as second lieutenants, with potential promotion to first lieutenant and two more active-duty years. After five years, a $500 civil-life bonus is paid. The bill aims to expand pilots and ease cadet recruitment difficulties.

Air Corps Training Center Washington Sir Corps Air Corps Kelly Eld

Fete Attendance Tops 750000 At Dallas Exposition

Dallas report shows exposition attendance over 750000 with peak day June 6 at 117625 and June 1% at 101848. Average daily turnout listed as 37655. Classified notes mention ad deadlines for The Big Sunday Light.

Dallas

Tragic Pittsburgh case baffling to police explained

The 30 year old Eleanor Frely and her two children Robert and Janie were found dead in the Feely apartment. Police outlined a theory that the mother killed her children with an ice pick and rope before or after taking her own life while some investigators considered murder by another. The case follows a long investigation with conflicting theories about whether the deaths were murder or a self inflicted tragedy.

Pittsburgh Eleanor Frely Robert Janie Charles H. Young Janice Pottersville N. J Martin Feely Mrs. Feely

Chamberlin Plans Stratosphere Hop

Kansas City dispatch reports Col. Clarence D. Chamberlin christened the stratosphere hop at the municipal airport. The flight from New York to Paris is planned for next month with an expected 300 to 350 mph cruise at 35 000 to 40 000 feet, powered by a 000 horsepower motor, aiming to reach London in seven hours and continue to Paris if fuel holds.

Kansas Gity Clarence D. Chamberlin Paris New York

Arkansas reports death from heat in cotton fields case

The first death from the heat wave in Arkansas was reported today. Seventeen year old farm worker Joe Treadway died at Paragould after being overcome while chopping cotton. The day’s temperature reached 104 degrees, with heat waves causing damage to cotton hay and gardens.

Jonesboro Ark INS Arkansas Joe Treadway Paragould

Bill Signed to Curb Anti Chain Store Practices

President Roosevelt signed a measure slowing anti chain store rules to protect small merchants from large competitors. The act empowers the Federal Trade Commission to curb fake discounts and rebates for services not actually provided and to limit quantity purchase practices that damage price fairness.

FDR Washington Hoosevelt Federal Trade Comroision

Film Leading Man Fred MacMurray Marries Model

Las Vegas report says Fred MacMurray, 27, a rising leading man, married Lilian Wehrhoerner Lamont, 27, a fashion model, in Las Vegas. The couple flew in from Hollywood, wed, then departed by airplane back to Hollywood.

Las Vegas Nev Fred MacMurray Hollywood Lilian Wehrhoerner Lamont

Ship Overrun by Stowaways on Kwelyang

Captain Jenkins of the 8.5 Kwelyang is accused after the Siam arrival of a surprise consignment aboard. A full prize crew counted 420 Chinese stowaways found on the vessel traveling from Sya tow to Bangkok. Authorities demand explanation for the sudden influx and the vessel’s crew.

Beanghal Jenskins Kwelyang Syatow Bangkok Siam Jenkins

Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Health Boost

An old ad urges a lean meat and fruit diet with daily Kruschen Salts before breakfast. It claims elimination of waste, a six month regimen, and a money back guarantee if no real health improvement is felt. The copy touts Kruschen as a global staple with no drastic laxatives and a cheerful tone.

Kruschen

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