Weed GAMING CAat and Others Face Trial in City Raid
A police raid at the Med Musical Arts building cited 15 persons from Laredo including Dr Kraschel a dentist among those arrested. The group faced Corporation court in San Antonio with 14 tried in absentia and fined $46. Judge Temple Calvin to receive funds from Mayor Maury Maverick for the fines.
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Marlin High School
Dry
da. Kroschel
Laredo
San Antonio
Mus
Ical Arts
Willie Bella Barry
Jas m
Temple Calvin
Maury Maverick
Kraschel
van Henry Archer
Bame Economics Association Convention Ends at Gunter Hotel
Mrs Barry's students won the grand award for Class A high schools at the Future Homemakers rally in Galveston Island and received a new electric sewing machine. When the convention ends Friday Mrs Harey will travel to Columbia University to pursue her master's degree.
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Bame Economics Association
Gunter Hotel
Barry
Future Home Makers of Texas
Gelveston
Harey
Columbia University
Initiation at Sigma Theta Chi Adds Two New Members
Two pledges Robert Webb and Henry Wellher were initiated into Sigma Theta Chi, the young business men's fraternity, after informal weekend ceremonies at Hueco Springs park New Braunfels. Attendees included Helen Hill in charge of activities, Bill Mullener Clifton Bailey Walter Kine Elenteth Johnson Louis Fortune Roger Davenport George Jordan.
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Sigma Theta
G Wen Join In Olson Search In Wisconsin Case
Tiring Ward Wisconsin June 21. Federal agents take charge of the search for killer Ray Olson as the hunt nears the fifth day. Sheriff Seehuetter linked Olson to the kidnapping of 10 year old Charles Mattson in Tacoma Washington and to the two deputy sheriffs slain in an earlier case.
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Tiry Ward
Wis
INS
Deer‘ Footer
Ray Olson
Olson
George Seehuetter
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wesh
Johnson asserts Garner could be Democratic hope nationwide
In Austin Hugh S Johnson told contractors a meeting that John Garner may be the Democrats' national beacon. He said Roosevelt would pursue a third term only if he believed he could win, otherwise he would step aside.
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Garner
Hugh S. Johnson
Austin
Hugh
Johnson
John Garner
NRA
Contractors‘ Association
Roosevelt
Six Thousand Stolen in Train Robbery Near Cincinnati
In a train robbery on a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train two men robbed an express messenger, Thomas MacKernan, of six thousand dollars in federal reserve notes. The incident occurred yesterday near Cincinnati as the train departed Union Terminal. police reported no immediate details.
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Cincinnati
Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania
German recall demand shocks Britain in Vienna incident
Berlin reports the German government demanded Britain recall consul-general Donald Sir Clair Gainer in Vienna after accusing him of aiding an espionage agent. The move followed Britain’s removal of Walther Reinhardt as German consul-general in Liverpool amid related allegations. A spokesman cited evidence tying Gainer to a forbidden information service during a court action, prompting the recall request.
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Berlin
Ger‘man
Great Britain
St. Vienna
Donald
Clair Gainer
Walther Reinhardt
Liverpool
Gainer
Vienna
Four Charged in Burglary of Firm in Dallas
Four men were charged by complaints before Justice Bat Corrigan for burglary of Grand Prize Distributing Company, 1309 East Houston Street, on April 29. Nabors, Sigler, and McCarley face burglary and theft over $50 charges, while Brageal stands charged with burglary. Investigators report $1221 in checks and currency taken from the beer company safe.
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Pease Bat Corrigan
Dalles
Grand
Prize Distributing Company
East Houston
G. E. Robinson
Guy Nabors
Herman Sigler
L. M. McCarley
Carlos Brageal
Ed Uecker
Boy Killed as Two Play With Pistol
A one year old, Samuel Mummatt, died when a pistol in a car door pocket fired during play in Haverford Township. The other boy, Robert Little, said he pulled the trigger. Robert was released to his parents. His father faced $500 bail on a firearm charge. authorities said there was no record of a permit.
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Haverford
Padune
Samuel Mummatt
Robert Little
Haverford Township
Robert
Health Habits Topic at Y W C A Charm School
Miss Monta Hunt explains that health habits impact personality in a series of six open discussions for girls over 12 at the YWCA charm school. Dr Nixon and Rev Evereth Jones will lead the session at 4 PM at the local club, with Miss Katherine Brown chairing a Friday lecture.
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Y.W
Heath Havits
Go. W. Nixon
Evereth Jones
Monta Hunta
W. Co
Katherine Brown
New York City Real Estate Tax Rate Set for 1939 40
The New York City council approved a basic real estate tax rate of 2.82 per 100 of assessed valuation for 1939 40, the highest in city history. Council member Joseph E. Kinsey criticized what he called reckless spending by Mayor LaGuardia. The council also voted a renewal emergency relief tax, which last year raised over 70,000 600.
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New York
U.S. Electric Power Output Levels Off
U S. electric power production for the week ended June 17 leveled off slightly after the prior week’s retreat but remained well ahead of a year ago. Output reached 2,264,719,000 kilowatt hours, down 0.3 percent from 2,256,823,000 the week before and 13.7 percent above the 1938 period’s 1,091,113,000, per the Edson Electric Institute report.
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U.S
New York
United States
Edson Electric Institute
Exchange Club program to feature Johnson and Jones
Dick Johnson supervisor of the San Antonio Boys club and Gus Jones federal agent and club director were slated to appear Wednesday at noon for the San Antonio Exchange Club meeting at the St Anthony hotel. Johnson would discuss boys club work while Jones would speak on federal investigative activity and present an FBI film You Can't Get Away with It.
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Dick Johnson
San Antonio
Man Offers Way to Stop Tornadoes for $500
Topeka reports a Mississippi man wrote Governor Ratner claiming a method to kill a tornado, offering to net Kanata tornado problems for 500 dollars. Ratner rejected the idea, sending it to the Industrial Development Commission. Falls Kills Child in Oakland. A mother mourns as her 10-year-old son Anamoes Crawford dies after a fall while retrieving a baseball from a toy.
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Topeka
Kan
Mississippi
Pauhe Ratner
Kanata
Ratner
Industrial Pevelopment Commission
Oakland
Pauline Grawford
Anamoes
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