Ten Defendants Appeal Fine in Lottery Convictions
Ten defendants in Corporation court appealed Thursday after convictions in 19 cases charging possession sale and offering for sale lottery tickets. Fines totaled 476 dollars with each charged 25 dollars per count and bonds of 50 dollars signed by J B Swift. Names include Henry Stamps Jesse Smith Sinnold Olle Manuel Meredith Obie Usher Rubin Martinez Emmett Gay Millan Chatham Ramos Rosando and Basil Cox.
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City Couch
Grover C. Mortis
W. A. Hogan
Booker Chambers
J. B. Swift
Ceralvo Street
Henry Stamps
North Cherry Street
Dawson Street
Jesse Smith
Jefferson Street
South Alamo Street
Sinnold C. Olle
Blum Street
Hays Street
Manuel Meredith
Nevada Street
Obie Usher
Newbritka Street
Rubin Martinez
North St. Mary's Street
Emmett Gay
North Hackberry Street
Millan Chatham
South
Cherry
Basil Cox
S A Librarian to Head State Unit
Fort Worth May 2 Miss Julia Wright Merrill head of the public library service division of the American Library Association said new methods in distribution and recording of books are transforming libraries at the Texas Library Association convention. Miss Julia Grothaus of San Antonio expected to be elected president Friday morning succeeding J S Thotson of Galveston.
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Fort Worth
Julia Wright Merrill
Jpubile Lbrary Service Division
American Library Association
Merrill
Exas Liorary Assoctation
Julia Grothaus
San Antonio
Association
J. 8. Thhotson
Galveston
Picnic Scheduled for San Antonio Faculty Club Meeting
The University of San Antonio Paculty club will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs J Carlos Coon. A picnic supper will follow the business meeting. After a schoolmate chased her granddaughter home from Bonham Elementary School, Mrs Lolta Thompson enlisted the aid of police.
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University of San Antonio Paculty Club
J. Carlos Coon
Bonham |Lementary School
Lolta Thompson
Hoefgen Avenue
Orphans Visit 8th A Boys Club Guests
Fifty boys from the Protestant Orphans home were guests of the 8. A. Boys Club Thursday. They visited the game room and library and were treated to a boxing exhibition.
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8. A. Boys’ Club
Scout uniforms unveiled for summer wear nationwide
There will be many dressed up Girl Scouts leaders and Brownies this summer if they wear the new regulation uniforms. Thirty five new styles range from full dress for parades to shorts for camp. Uniform colors include dark navy green for Scouts leaders in marine blue and Brownies in brown. The 25 uniforms have toured ten states after originating at a recent Philadelphia convention.
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Wolff and Marx
Philadelphia
870 to Be Cut Off WPA Here
WPA employment in the San Antonio district will be cut by 870 to a quote of two workers during May. J A Havelrigg district director said Thursday no sudden dismissal is planned as rolls were trimmed toward the end of April. WPA rolls for Texas were reduced by 10,000 in May. H P Drought state WEA administrator attributed the cut largely to failing intake services by state and county offices. The Texas case list stands at 150,000.
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WPA
San Antonio
J. A. Havelrigg
Texas
H. P. Drought
WEA
Fort Sam Houston Men Held After Bastrop County Assault Charge
A quarrel following a minor auto accident led to Weldon H. Darnell and Claude Tafollg being booked for affray after police arrested them at Commerce and Twentieth streets. Darnell was found to be wanted in Bastrop County on an assault to murder charge filed May 5, 1938, prompting notification of the Bastrop sheriff.
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Bastrop
Weldon H. Darnell
Fort Sam Houston
Claude Tafollg
Rivas Street
E. P. Barry
Commerce
Twentieth Streets
Darnell
H. 16. Wolf
Identfication Bureau
State Highway Police
Bastrop County
Dalton charged with murder after Tulsa publisher slain
New Orleans report says Robert Dalton self-styled “rolone” and last of the Dalton gang faced a murder charge after Lee Meyer of Tulsa died from stab wounds inflicted April 19. Meyer worked for a New York publishing house. Dalton claimed he killed 32 men in self defense.
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New Orleans
INS
Robert Dalton
Rolone
Dalton Bang
Lee Meyer
Tulsa
Okla
New York
Meyer
Dalton
Zimmerlie Gets Suspended Term
A five year suspended sentence was handed by criminal District court jury to Jake Zimmerlie of Potranco road for stealing $1 in cash and farm goods from Henry H. Bryant at the Zimmerlie farm on Zacatecas alley. The verdict was announced Thursday night after a three day trial.
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Criminal District Court
Jake Zimmeriie
Potranco
Zimmerie
Henry H. Bryant
Zimmerlie
Zacatecas Alley
Luz Estrada
St Marys debate team faces tragedy and planned event
St Marys university debate squad members Daniel Traugott Joseph Kidwell William Acklen and Fred Rothe were set to argue isolationist policy toward Western Hemisphere combatants at Our Lady of the Lake College. K A Flores 53 of 4010 South Flores died from a heart attack after emergency resuscitation, later dying at Robert B Green hospital. Rev Charles Webb to chair.
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St. Mary's University
Daniel Traugott
Joseph Kidwell
William Acklen
Fred Rothe
United States
Western Hemisphere
Our Lady of the Lake College
K. A. Flores
South Flores Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
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