Texas Pharmaceutical Association Convention Heads to Austin
About 200 San Antonio druggists, clerks, and wives are expected for the fifty third annual Texas Pharmaceutical Association convention in Austin May 16 to 12. George Keene, convention committee chair, says the event will be key for addressing declining purchasing power as 1800 druggists gather. San Antonio leaders on the committee include Frank A. Walter and Roy Phillips. Henry F. Hein, past president, will lead Sant Antionio’s delegation. A San Antonio legislative effort aims to push a pharmacy law requiring medicinal drug store items to be sold only in stores with a registered pharmacist. Local committee members include Frank A. Water, S. B. Sleeman, Ray Philips, Ray Dawns, J. Cavett, Garland Roark, and T. A. Lambert.
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Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Austin
George Keene
Keene
Frank A. Walter
Texas Board of Pharmacy
Roy Phillips
Frank A. Water
5. B. Sleeman
Ray Philips
Drug Sores
Ray Dawns
Death of Baby Is Second Recent Tragedy for Anne
HOPEWELL New Jersey May 12 A double tragedy has come to Mrs Charles A Lindbergh in the last eight months. Last October 5 while she and Colonel Lindbergh were on an aerial trip to the Orient her father Senator Dwight W Morrow died. Despite the second blow the finding of the body of her kidnapped son Mrs Lindbergh was described as bearing up as well as could be expected. The courage of the young mother who is expecting another child within a few months has been an inspiration to all about her friends said.
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Hopewell
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Orient
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Open Forum letters on veterans, taxation, and defense
Letters to the editor debate postwar benefits for ex service men, taxation, and railroads back pay. Citizens question how many veterans were disabled in WWI and seek accountability for veterans bureau laws. A defender cites urge to stay armed citing greed as threat to peace.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Pri- Light
Disabled Vet Replies to Citizen Letter on War Service
A disabled veteran replies to a May 10 article signed Just a Citizen. He identifies as a 36 year old hard-working taxpaying family man. He describes long hours, earnings of 865 per month with a large employer, and service in World War II era unit Twenty-third Infantry Company A. He argues Just a Citizen should endure what he did in war.
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Heaver
Belleau Wood
Lewis F.norton
Secnad
Ant
Soldiers Never Asked Bonus in Open Forum Defense
In The San Antonio Light Open Forum a veteran challenges Just a Citizen's citizenship claim and defends wartime policies. He notes soldiers never asked for the promised bonus, recounting his service on five fronts and nine wounds while explaining the $20 a month paid to guard homes.
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Honolulu Jurors Convict Attacker
Honolulu jurors convict attacker Jax Seph Young of assaulting a young Chinese girl. Jurors deliberated three hours and recommended to Judge A M Cristy to decline capital punishment, the maximum penalty set by a recent legislative session. Sentence to be passed Monday.
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or—Jax Seph Young
A. M. Cristy
Japs Drive Rebel Troops From Field Near Shanhaikwan
In Manchuria near Shanhaikwan Japanese forces clash with Chang Hsiao-Liang volunteers and drive them from the field after heavy fighting. Chinese losses reported at about 120 killed.
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Unclear fragment hints at medical remedy and names
Fragmentary text mentions a new remedy DT Teonhardt s ines HOM and references a Deer s pyverevip and Ve of Hehina. Aimed at curing pains with a folk treatment, the piece blends garbled names and unclear actions but suggests a local medical remedy and community commentary.
Judge Gies Woman Break Delays Brite Embezzlement Sentence
Federal Judge Duval West postponed sentencing for Nora C. Brite, Pleasanton housewife and mother, after she pleaded guilty to embezzling about 1600 in post office funds. Government attorney Russell Wine said she issued money orders beyond face value. Brite testified of borrowing to repay the government as the family faced a house loss by fire and illness. she has three children.
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Duval West
Mra
Nora C. Brite
Brite
Russell Wine
Loyal Legion Days sales boost Joske Prathers staff
Four hundred extra employees worked at Joske Prather’s Company department store as part of the Loyal Legion Days sale. President W. R. Kaye said crowds were larger than ever, with staff expected to rise to about 690 on Saturday. The event, tied to the Loyal Legion’s growth campaign in San Antonio, followed by other firms joining in.
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Continuus Erowth and Progress
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Loysi Legion
William Ochse
Hopkins Urges Garner Leadership to Save Nation
Benster W. Hopkins of Gonzales told a Victory campaign meeting in Uvalde that leadership from John N Garner is needed to steer the country from crisis. If a different Democrat is nominated, every Democrat should support him. The gathering was led by James A. Harley, with W C Linden and John K. Waaber also speaking.
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Uvalde
House of Representatives
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Gonsales
Victory Campaign Committee
W. C. Linden
John K. Waeber
Bexar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Three Brownsville workers electrocuted erecting aerial pole
Brownsville men J. Fr. Quinn aged 62 plumber G W Johnston Jr 35 singer and entertainer and Rosendo De Los Santos 28 plumber's assistant were electrocuted yesterday after contacting an 11 000 volt line while assembling a steel pole for the Tadlo aerial project.
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J. FR. Quinn
G. W. Johnston Jr
Singer
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Rosendo de Los Santos
Killing of two sisters shocks Oklahoma City teachers
Oklahoma City police probe the mystery deaths of sisters Miram Ker nodle 22 and Hortense Ker nodle 27 teachers at local schools. Both were found shot in the head inside their gas-filled apartment. Fingerprint and plate checks are underway to tie the weapon to either suspect. Both sisters were University of Oklahoma graduates.
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Hortense Kernodle
Hortense
Miram
Classen
University of Oklahoma
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