Pups Freeze as Cold Wave Sweeps Colorado and Texas
A severe cold front dropped temperatures across Colorado and Texas with readings near 21 degrees at Kelly Field and 24 to 28 degrees in Leon Springs and Boerne. Frost caused limited damage but the weather bureau predicted no further danger to crops as the freeze faded after sunrise.
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Last Onslaught of Winter Leaves Mark Mark
Old Man Winter bid farewell after a second March visit to the western plains bringing snow across the Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma North ern Texes and the Rocky Mountain state. Snowplows probed roads and rails as trains delayed five to 12 hours while missing persons were searched for in Nebraska and Colorado and Montana reports.
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Audit firm defends report on San Antonio city records
The letter insists no part of the audit on Highland park storm sewer data was retracted and clarifies it reported only additional data gathered after initial filing. Ah Carneiro, Chumnay & Co. state the original audit remains correct and the letter merely conveyed supplementary information without opinions.
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Mental vision sways jurors in Lingle murder trial
Chicago March 28 jurors in the Lingle murder case heard that a policeman claimed to have visions of a murder in the Michigan avenue tunnel when identifying a suspect. Testimony by Officer Truthy described mind blankness and recurring visions since a 1924 head injury. The defense challenged the credibility while prosecutors pressed the mental-illness angle to contest the identification.
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Abrahan Lincoln
Jane
Randolph Street
Uni
Droth- John Reynolds
Notre Dame University
Sunday Light ad help from courteous writers
An offer to contact Crockett 240 for ad assistance from The Lights courteous ndl writers, aimed at helping readers place their notices in the Sunday edition.
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Soldiers Devise Bicycle Frame Wire Reeling System
Fort Sam Houston soldiers Staff Sergeant Presley Matthews and Sergeant Ralph Trenolds created a bicycle frame attached to a truck to reel long communication wire. The device lets a single operator wind both reels at 24 to 40 miles an hour, saving labor and time compared with the old two-man per reel method.
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Second Signal Company
Fort Sam Floston Soliers
Run Sneel
Aso Omay
Bi-Centennial Bills Paid Honor Leaders
Tidwart W. Heusinger, president of the Bi Centennial committee, announced Saturday that all bills and expenses for the city's two hundredth anniversary were paid and that all pledges had been fulfilled. N. O. Sarratt and Mixa Alive Mayeld were presented with silver gifts by Heusinger for their work during the celebration in early March. clippings from newspapers and magazines will be placed in the Witte Museum.
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Aren't We All at San Antonio Little Theater
The San Antonio Little Theater opened the comedy Aren't We All at the San Vecro Playhouse Friday night. Judy Drought leads a jangled plot about a wife reacting to her husband’s fling with a high society setting amid witty lines and trap doors. The ensemble including Jones E H Tuttle and J Unmilion Savage Jr. delivered skillful performances while Mrs J H Hindley and Victor A Smith drew strong audience response. The show continues with further performances scheduled.
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Trade union talks pivot regional trade in Balkans
Belgrade March 25 Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia announced a voicing of a regional trade treaty aimed at easing goods exchange and countering tariff changes from Germany and Austria. Yugoslavia's commerce minister will travel to Prague to ratify the pact, seen as a first practical step in shaping a central eastern European economic bloc amid tariff shifts.
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Amos Andy Named in Proposal for Humor Academy
Amos and Andy Gilson Gosden and Charles Correy are nominated for an American humor academy in a proposal by Thomas Masson. The list includes many famed literary figures as backers of the purely American humor project.
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Charles J. Correy
American Academy of Humor
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Masson
Peter Finley Dunne
George Ade
Larry Leon Wilson
Will Rogers
Irvin Cobb
Montagne Giass
Franklin P. Adams
Dan Marquis
Hubert Renechlevy
Donald Ogden Stewart
Grorse Chappell
Corey Ford
Simony Ford
George Kaufman
Christopher Morley
Clarence Day Jr
Ring Goridacr Bail
Nicaragua Leader Rejects Peace Offer to United States
Pagt rejected oy oanding Washington March 28. Nivarasgua's hothorspine lord Augusting Snunidine passed up chance to make peace with the United States and is receiving hidden money and demolition from American sympathizers. State Department action to end disorders remains uncertain as questions about a possible peace move linger.
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City News Dance Events Season Guide
Local notices advertise multiple dance events across Macdone Tiermann Lane Hall Moonbenin Dance Hall Crescent Bend and Miniway venues. Listings include live orchestras such as Goll's Orioles Tod Skiles and Cornelsoct of Schulenberg with prizes, late dances until 2 am, and weekend social evenings aimed at various groups.
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