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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
2
The Texas Game Fish and Oyster commission plans a deer fence for Wetmore district to protect cops and lagmers. A survey on cost and formation of a protective zone has been authorized. Meeting Friday at Salado Valley school house on Wetmore road. rally in support of the state project and discussion of its purpose and benefits.
A two hour public hearing in San Antonio on a proposed ordinance barring firemen from unionizing drew about 150 residents. Mayor Maverick led the session, with speakers from both sides arguing over repeal, civil service implications, and pension goals, to resume next Wednesday for further testimony.
Canadian Press reports a 12 year old boy found dead near Buffalo as police probe a stabbing slaying. Stewart Mighswander, 25, appears agitated at a hospital. he claims involvement in the killing and shows wounds and a bound wrist. Henry Dotn, missing since Monday, is linked to the case as investigators seek motive and details. Later, Dallas sent over 300000 Garner for president pledge cards nationwide.
An advert promotes Foley Pills claiming to relieve backache within three hours if kidney sluggishness causes the pain. It promises a full 100 percent refund with empty bottle proof and claims additional benefits for nervousness and urinary issues, urging immediate use.
In Austin a court of inquiry into lobbying during the recent general session was indefinitely postponed after a continuance was granted. Attorney Kuyken dali for 16 summoned persons cited lack of time to assemble requested data, while County Attorney Holt, who ordered the inquiry, gave no resumption date. Governor W. Lie O'Daniel had insinuated rule violations.
June 22 Pi Bilila Todd and a male friend rode together when screams drew police. Virgil Vinson, the justice of the peace, fined the boyfriend $5 for disturbing the peace. The girl apologized, saying the event stemmed from a disagreement over a kiss.
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