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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1934

Page

3

Stills and whiskey seized in street corner raid

Agents of the royal unit of aed hélic beverages seized alcohol in a raid at the corner of Past Travisette and Los Moras Street. The operation found a still and a 41 gallon still in use. Officials reported 53 whiskey and 2 meth in possession while Simon Sildana and Arter Burron attempted a sale with a $750 default bond.

Royal Unit Aed Hélic Beverages Tory Travisette Los Moras Street Igent Adi Flon Geen Simon Sildana Arter Burron

Farm Labor Registry Opens for Workers on Farms

Workers on farms or those gathering crops are urged to register with the San Antonio Farm Labor office at 412 South St Marys Street. The notice was issued by W. Woodman assistant director Farm Labor division Worth.

San Antonio Soo South St. Mary's Street W. Woodman Farm Lshor Worth

High Society Notes From San Antonio Events

The snippet details numerous social happenings in San Antonio including a charity tea for Crippled Children, hosting by Mrs J R Davis and Miss Annie Bullivan, and lists of attendees such as Mrs Henry Drought, Frank To Wal thall, N H White, Nora Kelly, and many others. Also covered are juglar league nights, Midlawn Sun coronation preparations, a bridal shower at the Bright Shawl, Flower Association reports, and plans for the parade with chairs and marshals listed.

Ay Clara C. Pancoast Annie Bullivan J. R. Davis Sullivan Miesdames Henry Drought Eni Frank Walthall X. H. White Cire Cantu Nora Kelly Scott Appleshire B. Weasley A. W. Grant Frank Winerich Edward Alley Wilson Harry Landa Willam M. Wolf Stella Steves Walker Praline Washer Goldsmith Francis ‘€Artlean BL Dy Chilog Pittsttaren San Antonio Aurora Hotel Helen Nix St Anthony Hotel Henry Carter Gillespie West Ridgewood Avenue Cor Rell Miss Gillespie Mig. T. HE. Flannery Aocese Srate Luscke Bright Shaws Weanesd Adrce Combs Spanich Gang Guy Comps Mastes John Ownie Crutcher Sacra Louise Phelps Grossbeek van Masterson Eusta Maverick Amelia Mavefic Mary Walthall Patty Josephine Weerang Johnsneeday Hopkins Morrison Wessels Isabelle la Jobon Beta Flowers Association Kampmann Gunter Howe Elias YF. Stauffer George W. Worzbach J. Chandler Myre A. W. Walshser Hye We Uy Palfrey Trkots Ileke

Senate Considers Glass Loan Bill in Bank Reform Debate

Washington March 28. Banking committee discarded the Fed plan and backed Senator Glass Democrat Virginia bill. Glass proposal would empower Federal Reserve banks to make direct loans to industry in exceptional circumstances up to five years. Funds would come from surplus bonds.

Washington, D.C Roosevell Glase Democrat Federal Reserve Banks

Death Sentence Upheld by Court in Hogan Case

A Texas court of criminal appeals affirmed a death sentence for J. F Hogan of Hidalgo County for the murder of his wife. Her body was found in a shallow grave on a Hogan ranch days after she disappeared. The evidence was circumstantial. The report also notes Treasury receipts and expenditures for March and the current fiscal year with asset figures.

Austin Afaro Texas Court of Cuirial Appeals J. F Hogan Hidzigo County Hogans Washington Ngc The Treasury

Fingers Injured in Clothing Wringer Accident

Mrs Frances Varlow of Somerset received emergency treatment at Robert B Green Hospital on Wednesday after her fingers were caught in a clothes wringer.

Frances Varlow Somerset Robert B. Green Hospital

Steel wage rises eyed by major steel firms across the industry

Reports indicate a general 10 percent wage increase for about 400,000 steel workers with April 1 implementation. United States Steel and Carnegie subsidiaries in Youngstown, Ohio area reportedly confirm raises for tens of thousands, while Bethlehem and other big firms have not issued official word. Additional increases are allocated to workers at National Steel, Jones and Laughlin, Great Lakes Steel, Wheeling Steel, Corrigan-McKinney, and other mills with details pending.

Associated Mees Larai Olio United States Steel Corporatian Republic Citee Corporation Youngstown Carnegie Steel Company United States Steel United States Sten) Corporation Bethlehem Steel Corporation National Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation Great Lakes Ster} Corporation Detroit Wheeling Steel Corporation Corrigan- McKinney Steel Company Cleveland Lee Ameriinary Roll- + jhe Mills corporation Middie-town Ofilo

Two Bonded on Liquor Charges

L. and Clyde Gray were charged with possession of liquor lacking proper internal revenue stamps. They received bonds of 300 dollars each after a final hearing before a U S commissioner. Gray’s home on Virginia Boulevard contained four and a quarter quarts of whiskey and ten quarts of gin which he said he did not intend to sell. Upright pianos for sale at 2150 dollars are advertised in the classifieds.

L. &. Rice Clyde Gray Grats United States

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