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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1937

Page

14

Inglewood Killer Suspect Sought After Three Girls Die

Police search for a man dubbed Eddie the Sailor after the brutal deaths of Madeline Everett seven Melba Everett eight and Jeanette Stephens eight in Inglewood California. Witnesses describe a man with sailor knot tattoo and mustache who lured the girls from a park during a grim kidnap and murder case.

Inglewood Calif Eddie Ths Gailor Siz Glayar Eddie the Sailor Lote Madeline Everett Melba Jeanette Marjorie Stephens Iulian Pop Lilan Jeanette Madeline Parke Street Mel Marjorie Stephens Inglewand Park Baldwin Olive Everett Eddie Hin Eddie Everett Sisters Vasous Chidren

Troops Hear Farewell Talk at Fort Sam Houston

The Twenty third Infantry held a farewell for Master Sergeant John Sedesky who retired after 20 years. Major Russell Baker read the retirement order as Brigadier General Charles F. Humphrey and Col. T. C. Musgrave observed from the reviewing stand with Lt. Robert S. Miller, and other officers present.

Twenty Third Infantry John Sedesky Sedesky Russell Baker Tottry Fort Sam Houston Sadesky Charles F. Humphrey St Col T. C. Musgrave Twenty-third Injurers Atal Robert S. Miller

Citrus Exchange Elects Directors in Edinburg Unit

Edinburg unit of the Hin Grande Valley Citrus Growers' exchange elected directors D. C. Abney J. Hamme O. W. Curry J. L. Looney Guy B. Speed Ross R. Carter and Primk Ross Werthestay. The names reflect a local election held June 20.

Edinduna D. C

Court order ends long vigil over foreclosed furniture

In Dallas a five month vigil ends as a court order mandates removal of furniture from the sidewalk. Mrs Onie Martin, 60, her daughter and father kept a 24 hour guard since mortgage foreclosure. Sheriff's deputies begin removing the items as rats scurry away and protestors recount the long legal fight.

Dallas Juine CNSI Onie Martin

Burglars Crack Wall for 39 Cents at Broadway Cafe

Burglars broke into the De Light cafe at 403 Broadway and then burrowed through two walls, stealing 39 cents. They then moved to adjacent auto shops at 405 and 109 Broadway but found nothing else of value.

Broadway

Student For a Business of Your Own Ace

A compact guide encourages starting a personal business venture with practical steps and market considerations. It highlights budgeting, branding, and customer outreach as essential early actions for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Collect Call Upsets Chief in Odd Toll Incident

Temple police chief Maxey grew irate over a long distance collect call. An unknown caller from Temple claimed a dead mule lay in an alley near the chief’s home and asked for assistance. The exchange ended without a warning or action.

C. ¢. Maxey Temple

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids

Health ad promises quick kidney cleansing using a laxative style product. It touts symptoms like backache and nervousness and urges a doctor’s prescription called Cystex. Claims rapid vitality in hours and money-back guarantees with empty package return.

Dorwent Drvegists

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