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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1939

Page

16

Huth resignation murky in Behar County political drama

County Commissioners weigh next move after Albert V. Huth resigns as Tax Collector-Assessor. John Huth seeks to fill unexpired term, while Maury Maverick and officials discuss legality and open meetings. Wednesday sessions emphasize public nature of business and uncertainty over a definitive decision.

Albert V. Huth Huth John Maury Maverick Muth Plaza Hotel Sam Anderson R. W. Atappenbeck John Huth J. Ira Kercheville Amon O the Maverick Henry M. Dielmann Floyd McGown Maverick Ueutenanta Cherk’s Yn. Anderson Anderson Piatt Hotel Conmissioner Blappenbeck Otters Miceling Qirollaer Siccesiies Jatin Kennon

Danes Accept Hitler Offer Amid Pact Talks

Berlin May 17 Denmark cautiously accepted Germany’s preliminary negotiations for a non aggression pact while Sweden Norway and Finland declined chancellor Hitler’s parallel accords. Danish sources warned a pact still requires negotiation and raised two key questions about North Schleswig plebiscite and German minority administration before any agreement.

Berlin Denmark Germany Sweden Norway Finland Chan Hitler

British Push Russian Pact Talks Continue

London reports negotiations for Soviet adherence to a French British front progressed in a British cabinet meeting. A Russian ambassador inquiry at the foreign office noted possible concessions to bring Russia into the front and a potential Russian British military alliance was discussed as active consultations continued in Moscow and London. A separate notice announces a troop school for the 315th Medical Regiment at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Nix building recreation room.

London Eabinek Huastin Rillin Russia Moscow Three Hundred and Fifteen Medical Regiment Nix Buulding Nvne

LaGuardia Re-elected President of Mayors Conference

Mayor Fiorello La Guardia won re election today to a fourth term as president of the United States conference of mayors despite protests. Chicago’s Howard J. Kelly had been expected to second the nomination and move for re election.

Praise for San Antonio campaign to aid Boys Club drive

John Edgar Hoover head of the FBI telegraphed support for a San Antonio campaign to raise 7500 dollars for the Boys Club supper program. He urged community backing and cited the cost of keeping youths and prisoners, noting 19 dollars yearly funds a boy for a full year. A break fast for 18 officers and directors reported progress of the initiative.

San Anonio John Edgar Hoover O. P. Schnabel Hoover Schnabel

Mystery Bolt Wrecks Home in Curveland

Grider, a high school mathematics teacher, reported a mysterious bolt of lightning that struck his home causing extensive damage. He described it as sizzled wiring and an explosive flash, estimating losses between 2000 and 5000 dollars.

Curveland Grider High St

Fawcett Elected by West Texas Chamber of Commerce

ABILENE May 11 14 Hooven and bearded E K Pawtcett of Del Rio drove a flock of cattle into far West Texas in 1883 Oday was elected president of the West Texas chamber of commerce succeeding H S Hilburn Plainview publisher Directors passed a resolution suggesting the rack load limit in Texas be raised from 100 pounds to 12 000 pounds Other officers elected at the wn iHnal directors meeting A Ashford of San Angelo first vice president in charge of activities J B Bridwell of Wichita Falls second vice president M M Meek of Abilene treasurer J A Bandeen of Abilene general manager

Abilene Hooven E. K. Pawtcett del Rio Far West Texas Oday West Texas J.B. Bridwell Wichita Falls M. M. Meek J. A. Bandeen

Hazard coal operators sign union shop contract in Lexington

Hazard county coal operators with about 7000 workers signed a union shop contract with the United Mine Workers in Lexington as 400 national guard troops were ordered into the area. The agreement covers 40 mines in Live- setting, produced around 7 million tons annually. Some miners may return to work before day’s end. Harlan dissent continues with Big Sandy Elkhrny and other Kentucky groups still opposed.

Harlan Hazard County Lexington United Mine Workers National Guard Cvarness Cook J. E. Dolyason Hazard Operators’ Group Sam Caddy Hazard District Um, W Neréement Livose Live Avea Cardy New York Kentucky Hazen Ashlind Big Sandy-Elkherny Coal Operators’ Association

Big Steel calls back 2000 miners in coal showdown

In Pittsburgh, May 17, big steel brought back 2000 West Virginia miners despite United Mine Workers warnings that pits would stay closed until a union contract is signed. Informed sources call it a bold move in a confrontation over a union shop agreement between steel firms and the union.

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