Hitler defies France in new Versailles clash
The French envoy Francois-Poncet and Italian Vittorio Cerrutti left Berlin after delivering a protest over disarmament promises in the Versailles treaty. German officials dismissed the note as late and irrelevant, insisting other signatories have failed to fulfill disarmament promises. Goebbels claimed France’s paper was two years too late to gain traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniolkion
Andre Francois-Poncet
France
Vittorio Cerrutti
Thaly
Wilhelmstrasse
Baron von Neurath
Francois .Poncel
Desfline
von Neurath
Versailles
Sg Pranré
Paul Joseph Goeb- Shels
Strachey Returns to Chicago to Face Deportation Probe
British writer and lecturer Strachey arrives in Chicago to face a deportation inquiry. Arthur Garfield Hayes, the New York attorney who helped defend cases like the Monkey Trial, stands beside him as the “fact finding” questioning begins. Pred J. Schietfeldt, director of the Chicago office of immigration, explains the process and scope of today’s proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strachey
Chicago
Lee Strachey
Arthur Garfield Hayes
New York
Tennessee
Wes
J. Schietfeldt
Youth aviation group meeting at Gunter hotel in San Antonio
The America Junior Bird program invites all flight squadron officers and representatives to a 4 PM Saturday meeting in the Oriental room of the Gunter hotel. Headquarters at The Light urge participation, with invites for those organizing squadrons to bring four names and squadron details. An Eagle rank test and a future issue of The Light will reveal plans to compete for the Fight Squadron Honor Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bi Cawairree Ahae
Americas
Wedge
Ther
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
The
Light
Informa
Mall
Eagle
Donald Cane
Robert Schmidt
Marvin Cobb
Garalen McClellan
Warren Wessely
Abelardo Elizondo
Rene Maurice Gilfén
Hartey Haegelin
Robert J. McClellan
Relief officials purge 35 workers in Ohio aid overhaul
Columbus dispatch reports federal relief chief Harry Hopkins ordered drastic changes in Ohio relief administration. Stillman announces 35 more workers discharged, raising total removed since his takeover to about 85. He vows further dismissals and near mid-April replacements as part of a broader crackdown on payroll chiseling amid a grand jury probe into political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
US & Grand Jury
Stillman
Numbet
Charg
Herry L. Hopkins
Stillmansley
Woge Bard Theft Count Involving County Clerk’s Office
Trial details reveal accusations that Beaumier, Huntress, and others engaged in a scheme to misappropriate funds from the county clerk's office. Testimony cites a $500 check to Juhan Smith and a $300 rebate as part of the alleged scheme. Beaumier resigned January 17, taking responsibility yet denying personal receipt of missing money. Court debates include acquittal conditions and procedural scheduling as attorneys present their arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aer
Juhan Smith
Smith
County
Tansis
Beaumier
Tate
Huntress
Shook
Leroy Jeffers
Leo Speaker
N. A. McAskill
Tom J. Newton Jr
Paul J. Kilday
W C T U Holds Quarterly District Meeting
The W C T U district quarterly meeting will be in session from 10 a m to 3 p m Friday at Hackberry Methodist Episcopal Church. Speakers include Mrs R D Bell Dr R E Advis Whiter Mesdames M A Heyden Frank Cunningham W H Dunning G W Jones and Miss Ethel Weld discussing the five year plan and alcohol education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
Hackberry
R. D. Bell
R. E.‘Advis Fe
Whiter
M. A. Heyden
Frank Cunningham
W. H. Dunning
G. W. Jones
Ethel Weld
Wc. TU
Fete Fund Planned for San Antonio Centennial Boost
Plans were discussed Thursday to form an organization for a Centen nial fund to aid San Antonio's role in the state celebration. H T Gehs and Morris Stern declined comment. The mayor said the group planned to sell units at $1 each to raise funds in addition to a planned $500,000 bond issue. No date set for the band levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise
San Antonio
H. Ti. Gehs
Morris Stern
Ca Centenial Committee
K. Quinn
Kommussian
Wife Kills Baby and Leaps to Death in New York
Frances Page, 28, leaped from a sixth story apartment window after murdering her 4 year old daughter Margared. She allegedly attempted to strangle her infant before the fall. The double tragedy occurred in New York City city residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
tNsi
Frances Page
Ex judge and wife injured in highway wreck
Mr and Mrs James Cornell of San Angelo sustained injuries when their car overturned Wednesday on the highway near Cline Texas They were recovering at a local hotel Thursday The Cornells are noted as a local farmer and former judge in the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cornell
San Angelo
Perl Cline
Texas
Cornell
SULONG STUDY BONUS AND RELIEF MEASURES TAKE SHAPE
Washington March 21 unrest over two major money measures looms as final passage depends on debate length. Work relief funds now totaling 9.28 billion dollars face boosts and silver purchase provisions. House aims for cash bonus ballots while American Legion backers push undefined payment methods. Economists discuss tax and wage changes amid labor dispute debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
House
American Legion
Obehr
James A. Emery
Cunsel
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Labor Committee
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Wheeler-Rayburn Bil
Harlandale Woman Seeks Injunction in Neighbors Row
Mrs. Maud Porter of 430 Past Mayfield Boulevard files an injunction suit in Forty fifth District Court to stop neighbors named Cochran Broychten Wells Rhodes and Bode from circulating malicious reports about her mental condition trespassing on her property and having minors throw stones. Testimony in a County Court disturbance case described Porter using loud language and displaying a pistol after an incident July 26 when her niece Dorothy Buck heard chickens and Porter retrieved a gun and flashed the light on the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Porter
Mayfield Boulevard
Harlandale
Leslie Cochran
Victor Broychten
C. Br.’ Wells
Tessie Wells
Mra
T. E. Rhodes
Dan Rhodes
E. B. Bode
Porter
Wounded Soldier Jonn W Pope Treated at Camp Bullis
Private Jonn W Pope age 19 of Company I Twenty third Infantry was seriously wounded by a rifle bullet at Camp Bullis. He lay in his tent wounded near his foot locker and was later under treatment at the Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston. A military board was convened to investigate the incident. His wife Jesie Pope resides at 1106 Garson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn W. Pope
Camp Bullis
Fort Sam Houston
Pope
Military Board of Investigation
Jesie Pope
Garson Street
Poderzaj Gets 5 Years in Bigamy
Yugoslavian adventurer Van Porléreey pleaded guilty to bigamy after marrying Agnes C. Tulversén. Judge George L. Dannellan sentenced him to two and a half to five years in Sing Sing prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poderzaj
New York
van Porléreey
Agnes C. Tulversén
George L. Dannellan
Sing Sing
Obituary for Mary Patschetnick and Joseph Light
Obituary notices for Mrs. Mary Grama Patschetnick of Arcadia Drive, native of Louisiana, with services at Prerne cemetery conducted by Rev. George Betsey and surviving husband Fritz Patschetnick and several daughters and sons, plus a second notice for Joseph Srahm Light of 601 Cass Avenue, native of Pennsylvania, with widow Florence E. Light and sons Joseph H. and Paul Light and burial arrangements at Carvnil tar series and burial at Rosslawn Burial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grama Patschetnick
Arcadia Drive
Louisiana
Prerne Cemetery
George Betsey Offtelating
Fritz Patschetnick
Dora Fatschetnick
San Antonio
W. Gravey
Waring
W. Noah
Cita Moegelin
Cornell Avenue
Prigay
Joseph S Rahm Light
Cassana Abeet
Pennsylvania
Florence E. Light
Carroll
Jona
Rons
Joseph H. Ught
Omaha
Paul Light
Carvnil Tar
Service license fees for men in army proposed
A Pensacola chamber letter urges a national year long service license for army and navy men to avoid paying state license fees as they travel across the country. Port Whaley, chamber manager, says the plan would unify fees and will be discussed with highway committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Cal Chamber of Commerce
Pensacola
Fla
Porter Whaley
Whaley
Dust storms invade east coast obscured growth in soil
Dust storms ravage eastern regions causing vegetation damage and stunted growth. Officials warn of lingering soil dryness and potential crop setbacks as storms sweep through. Local farms report reduced yields and challenges in soil recovery amid continuing arid conditions.
Expansion Seen in Wheat Acreage and Plantings
Officials expect wheat acreage to expand with no 10 percent reductions after Secretary Wallace removed sowing restrictions. The move aims to avert a possible 1935 drought and wheat shortage, citing January February precipitation in states like Idaho Kansas Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Texas Utah and Wyoming.
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Woommciunow
Matth I
AAA
Wallace
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Otis
Walsce
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Wyomling
Chugh Will Hold Parley Methodist Evangelism Conference
A one day regional Methodist conference of evangelism directed by Bishop Arthur J. Moore opens Monday morning at Travis Park Methodist Church. Speakers include Bishop H. A. Boaz Dr Charles C Seleeman Dr Tt P Shuler and Bishop Moore. Activities include a pastors luncheon and youth banquet with talks by Dr Emmons Dr Shuler and Mr Watter Towner. The event closes at 7 30 p m with Bishop Moore delivering The Call of the World to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Evangelism
Arthur J. Moore
Mon. m
Travis Park Methodist Church
H. A. Boaz
Charles C. Seleeman
Tt. P. Shuler
Bishop Moore
MM. G. A
Sam R. Hay
Grover CG. Emmans
J. Q. Schister
Bishop Hay
Schister
Emmons
Watter Towner
Shuler
Drain Elected President of Sunday Health Improvement Club
Dr Drain was elected president of the Sunday Health Improvement club. Other officers include Dr T A Baker first vice president Dr W Drain second vice president Dr Asia Baker secretary treasurer Ay AL Nelson parliamentarian Miss Annie L Farmer program committee chairman. Drain to speak on heart improvement at 270 pm Sunday at 5000 South Presa Street during the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drain
Bills Drain
Sunday Health Improvement Club
T. A. Baker
W. 4. Drain
Asia Baker
Ay AL Nelson
Annie L. Farmer
South Presa Street
Kruschen Fat Loss Cure Promises Quick Weight Change
A consumer testimonial extols Kruschen Salts as a fat loss cure that targets internal organs to restore natural function. The ad claims faster metabolism, clearer skin, bright eyes, and better sleep after two to four weeks, urging daily half teaspoon in hot water and promising noticeable slimming without drastic effort.
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Sweighert
Kivechen
Kruschen
Gallagher
Ozone Park
Ty Truschen
Miss Gallagher
Monty
NRA Applause Slows NRA Senate Hearing In D C
In Washington March 21 a burst of applause from spectators interrupted a Senate inquiry into the NRA investigation as Sidney Hillman testified for an extension of the NRA. Democrats Costigan King and Welsh protested his right to answer, while Hastings urged police to restore order in the crowded chamber.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
King
Utah
Welsh
Massathuanits
Hillman
Hastings
Delaware
Pallee
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