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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1936

Page

5

Texans at Gonzales Face Fall of Alamo and Fannin’s Worsening

A fragmentary recounting from Gonzales details the gathering volunteers led by Captain Jesse Billingsly toward the Alamo as it falls. It notes General Burleson serving as a private, Sherman’s expedition from Kentucky, and McNutt and Baker bands joining the march toward Gonzales, while Fannin at Goliad faces strained supplies and growing danger with Mexican forces advancing and warnings of siege.

Bess Carrolt Gonzales Texas Mina Bastroy Jesse Billingsly Uy Gonzales Edward Burleson Army of the People San Antonio Young Billingsly Natchitoches Red River Sidney Sherman Sherman Kentucky All Texes Clarence Wharton Cincinnati Mississippi Natchitoche Nactgdoches Wharton Nacogdoches San Felipe Washington Mosley Baker McNutt Rocky Creek Thomas Rabb Egypt Caloyado Alamo

Planes to Train at Muroc Dry Lake Camp

A March 8 note from California reports a tent city on Muroc Dry Lake near Los Angeles preparing for bombing practice and war games. About 760 troops, 350 enlisted men, and 66 officers will form the force, with 60 planes staged for use and units from Hamilton Field and other bases to join.

Marge. Field Cailf Muroc Dry Lake Losay Majive Desert Marek Ticket Sare Ike Teday Thyre

Fraud Sales Probe Opens as Navy Supply Scheme Examined

In Los Angeles on March 7 the federal grand jury met to hear evidence on alleged fraudulent sale of food supplies to the navy. U S Attorney says indictments against at least 10 persons will be sought after a yearlong probe. Provisions firms are accused of price gouging and paying stewards on navy units to secure higher prices, with claims of 100 percent markups over market quotations.

Los Angeles Marth Navy United States Phreon Hall In Nova

New Hampshire to Elect Delegates

Concord March 9 New Hampshire will elect delegates to the national political conventions tomorrow. Analysts await results with interest as New Hampshire is the adopted state of Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher and Republican hopeful and following a recent visit by Postmaster General James A Pavley seeking Roosevelt support.

New Hampshire Concord N. H Col Frank Knox Chicago Janus A. Pavley Roosevelt

Pen Break Attempt Links Prison Escape Plan

Sacramento authorities questioned Mrs. George Hall over a possible plot to help her husband escape, involving smuggling two revolvers to Folsom prison. DOJ agents joined inquiries, seeking a man named Sammy for questioning as details remained cloaked in secrecy.

Sacramento Calif George Hall Department of Justice Sammy Etat Folsom Hall

Youce Paper Demonstrated as Speaki ng Recorder in London

An Argentine engineer’s invention called Youce recorded on paper and demonstrated in London. The device uses speaking paper to capture speech and music, enabling a portable sound record in a form as convenient as the daily newspaper.

Youce London

Brazil Sells Oranges in Canada Cites Trade Commission Advice

The Canadian trade commission in Rio de Janeiro advises Brazilian exporters on selling oranges and other products in Canada, noting rising quantities and direct suggestions to boost cross border sales.

Brazil Canada Canadian Trade Commission Rio de Janeiro

Funeral services for Dr. G. L. Yates

Amarillo pastor and longtime Southern Baptist leader Dr. G. L. Yates died yesterday in Dallas at age 53. He previously led the First Baptist Church in Tyler and was prominent in state church work. Funeral services were held today here.

Tyler G. L. Yates Amarillo Southern Baptist Church Work Dallas Hospital Yates First Baptist Church

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