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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1935

Page

6

Suspect Detained After Nixon Station Tackles Bandits

Fastbell tactics by Wee Harding, a Nixon watchman, aided Southwest Texas peace officers in pursuing oil bandits. A suspect was tackled at a Nixon area filling station and brought to San Antonio for questioning. He implicated no other men in a spate of old wagon train style robberies in the San Antonio region. The loot included quart cans of wax. A for sale stereom house at 2601 Wisb Russell 35 listed at $3700 in the Light Classified ads.

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Tugwell Foresees Waste Lands Across the Plains

Albany May 16 Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture urged support for forest service re settlement and soil conservation programs. he pictured a midwest in 300 years as skeletal ruins with twisted steel and abandoned cities, warning that without conservation people must be moved and desert encroachment will erase communities and crops.

Albany W. Y Rexford Tugwell Columbia University Forest Service Lang St. Louis Tugwely Mid-West Mississippi River Nave Great Desert Ais Miztonel Tennessee

House Gets There Two Months Too Late Exposition Bill

Washington May 16 The House discovers it waited two months too long to act on the Brussels exposition bill. In 1327 Belgium invited the United States to send an exhibit to its 1845 international exposition. Preparing to accept, the House this week learned the expedition opened months ago.

Washington, D.C Tie House Belgium United States Lts Plgcan-Nete

Elevators Get Budget Break From City Officials

City commissioners approve a $245 appropriation from the 1994 general fund to cover operating costs for all city elevators, setting Thursday as the tabering date for the measure and ensuring continued service citywide.

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Centennial Sean Named Dallas Promoter Chief

May 6 report says Frank N. Watom, assistant finance director of the Texas Centennial, was named director of all promotional activities for the Centennial in Dallas today.

Sean Dallas Frank N. Watom

TWO TIE FOR LABOR ENVOY IN WACO MEETING

May 11 report from the American Federation of Labor convention shows Alfred Gailey of Fort Worth and W Hill of Port Arthur tied for labor envoy posts. W B Arnold of San Antonio was re elected president, Wallace Reilly of Dallas named executive secretary, Emily Jordain of San Antonio elected second vice president, and Houston chosen for the 1936 meeting place. McCraw spoke. resolutions criticized state wage policy and pledged a 30 hour week and civil service for local workers.

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Auto theft report with sample straw hats recovered

A brief item notes 12 sample straw hats were taken from a vehicle in the 500 block of West Houston Street. The suspect, described as an Ant salesman, was observed Thursday near downtown hotel area and noted the hats did not fit the owner’s needs.

Paroled men warned by police chief to avoid new offenses

Police chief Killay instructed officers not to molest paroled federal brigadiers unless they commit new crimes. He cautioned against unnecessary actions and emphasized restraint toward paroled individuals.

Duan ‘W. Killay Thursdiay Killay

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