Mission Park as Cars Soar in Federal Mission Plan
Bounty Judge Frost Woodhull on Wednesday described a bill to transfer mission properties to the federal government for the creation of a National Fork. He claimed the Catholic church would gain from federal aid for mission maintenance and said the idea originated with Congressman Maverick after talks with Interior Secretary Lexes. The mission custodian Rev M S Gerrigs criticized the bill.
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Frost Woodhull
Criles
Woodhull
Church property clash over disputed bill redraft
A local church community fights a proposed bill seen as a seizure of church property and adjacent lands. A mission custodian warns the measure is weak law and notes no prior challenge to the title. He says he learned of Maverick’s plan only after reading the papers.
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Senate
Tom
Texas Congress
Pather
Arrival of Italian Envoy Delayed in City Reception Planned
The arrival of Italian envoy Augusto Hasso, Trsalian ambassador to the United States, was postponed. He will be welcomed at the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad station at 10:45 p.m. Wednesday by Mayor C.K. Quin and Park Commissioner Jacob Rybinla. A reception at Columbus Hall precedes a Gunter hotel guest dinner. His talk will be broadcast on KABC at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Ambassador Rosso will depart for Houston at 11 p.m. Wednesday. Archbishop Brostaerts declined federal property status for missions but agreed to cooperate on a park project tied to a Catholic church ownership.
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Augusto Hasso
United States
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
C.K. Quin
Jacob Rybinla
Colmbur Hall
Heror
Vanques
Gunter Hotel
KABC
Bay Antonio Hail Storm Sparks Rapid Repairs Across City
Heavy damage from a hail storm left thousands seeking window, roof, and wallpaper replacements. Builders and contractors rushed to services as glass and roofing supplies ran low. FHA loans via Richard A. Tullis and Albert Steves Jr. offered aid, while insurance firms swamped with claims. Auto damage pegged near 40,000 dollars with house and business losses exceeding 300,000 dollars. Citizens looked to private and government agencies for relief as garages and cafes buzzed with repair activity.
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Bay Antonio
Texas
Richard A. Tullis
FHA
San Antonio
Bexar County
Albert Steves Jr
Tullis
Weather Data From January First Card
A fragmented weather report notes rainfall totals totaling 2.65 inches by January 1 and an accumulated excess 2.65 inches. Sun sets 6:58 p.m. Wednesday and rises 6:50 a.m. Thursday. Tides at Aransas Pass show high and low times for Thursday morning and evening.
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Marcis
Aransas Pass
Thurddas
Biehs
Snowstorms Sweep Three States Across Rockies
A wave of snow blankets Montana Wyoming and Colorado as storms move through the Rocky Mountain region bringing moisture and closing scenes of white across plains. Montana reported clearing while central and southern Rockies remained snowbound. New Mexico stayed clear with moderates temps.
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Denver
Mureit
M Mountains
Montana
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
New Mexico
KABC
Adwriter
Fractured morning as shops rush for cleanup after blast
Residents abandoned cooking and shaving at home on Wednesday morning as fragments of shattered glass littered streets. Rug cleaners and furniture repair crews hurriedly tackled damaged walls while housewives worried their living room and dining room suites were ruined. hundreds feared losses.
Fragmentary note hints at a brand and delivery dating marks
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a brand of coffee and delivery dates, with unclear names and places. The text also references a caller and a faerie element, but lacks coherent details to identify a specific event or person.
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Chase &Serham
Trna
Vinson Bond Bill Wins Approval In House Action
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 14 to 1 to consider the Vinson bill for cash payment of the bonus, with a report planned for House floor action. The panel also approved, by a large margin, a motion to submit the bill for immediate cash payment and set consideration for amendments in an afternoon session as Representative Vinson urged swift review. A four room house near Kelly Field is available for rent at 1626 per month in the classified section.
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Washington, D.C
Tiven
Cooper
Democrat
Tennessee
Uist
Vinson
Seeston
Kentucky
Legion
House
Kelly Field
Thief Steals Shoes From Guard Dog in Louisville
In Louisville on March 6 a thief pried a window, stole shoes and the guard dog Zero from Edith Kunz as she left for a theater. The nine year old bulldog, named Zero, had been guarding the property and was tied to a sheeted setup when the theft occurred.
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Louisville
Maret
Zev
Edith Kunz
Rebels organize in San Cristobal Chiapas Mexico
La Prensa reports a large rebel group forming in San Cristobal Chiapas and clashing with federal troops. The governor denounces the rebels who allegedly extort money and goods from Indians and target opponents of the governor.
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Mexico State
Mexico
la Prensa Saya
San Cristabal
Chipas
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