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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

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Pension Board Votes Pay Deduction From Increases

The San Antonio pension board approved deducting 2 percent from police and fire pay increases from April 1937 to May 1939 to fund the pension system. City Attorney ruled the board action supersedes a prior council decision. An audit by F. G. Rodgers and company is calculating the deduction amount.

Antonio Police and Fire Pension Board Thea Plummer EK. Quin T. D. Dobbs Pension Board Cue Oence F. G. Rodgers and Company

Two Men Charged in Death of Los Angeles Man

Two men faced murder complaints filed by Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt after Juan Hartines, 2251 Tampico Street, was killed May 15 in Zar ramore Street area. Martinez was beaten to death with a blunt instrument and struck by a car, investigators said.

Juan Hartines Tampico Street Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt F. P. Littepsge Martines Zarramore Steet San Patricio Elly Sidepage Ed Amecker Munder Menuel Huerta Zarramota Street San Patricio Alley Joe Perez Vera Cruz Street Martinez

Inhalator Squad Called for Kehr Call

An inhalator squad was summoned Thursday after Joe A Kehr aged resident of 902 West Gramercy Street suffered a slight heart attack. He had previously covered forste inhalator lived. Kehr is the brother of Albert obehr, an investigator for the chief of police, and is a veteran peace of Mees, J.

Kehr Joe A. Kehr West Gramercy Street Albert Obehr Mees

Sweetheart and Three Brothers Abandon Hope for Ocean Flier

Chicago relatives voiced despair over Charles Backman an aviator missing after attempting a Newfoundland to Stockholm solo flight The 42 year old pilot in a 90 horsepower monoplane had fuel for about 45 hours since taking off early Tuesday from Newfoundland His brothers Andrew and Gust Backman of Chicago feared for his safety while in Sweden a relative shared similar concern

Chicago Atlantic Charles Backman Newfoundland Stockholm Dackman Backman Andrew Gust Sweden Prother

Neutral Young Democrats at Texas Convention in Dallas

Young Democrats in Texas maintain neutrality amid the dispute between State Chairman E B Germany and State Chairwoman Frances Haskell Edmondson as the state convention opens in Dallas. Mrs Edmondson plans to attend, after a Washington trip. Col W B Tuttle will speak on the San Antonio River Canal at the Plaza Hotel noon Friday.

Dallas Young Democtatic Clubs Texas B. Germany Frances Haskell’ Edmonson San Antonio Edmonson Washington Germany Young Democrats Auane Tuttle Col. W. B. Tuttle San Antonio River T Ie Conopus Club Plaza Hotel

Phelps OKers Trashy Books Debate Sparks Readers

William Lyon Phelps argues that trashy reading can aid children if it excites without harming them and warns against moralizing visuals. He critiques sentimental literature and urges feeding readers toward better books while noting some adults prefer lurid thrillers over refined fiction.

New York Wiliam Lyon Phelps de Yate Crite American Bake Sellers Association Trek Phelps

Flea String Inspires Young Ukulele Tale in Niagara

A Niagara Falls music shop owner recounted a quirky incident. A small boy entered asking to buy a flea string for his ukulele. When asked about the string, he explained his teacher plays a tune and the flea string helps it sing.

Niagara Palg N.Y Bay Req

Oil Scouts Open Houston Meeting

The National Oil Scouts association of America opened its annual convention in Houston with representation from every oil producing state. The three day meeting started with registration at noon today as delegates gathered for discussions and proceedings.

Oil Scouts Houston National Oil Scouts Association of America

Sisters Drowned in Accident on Raft Near Home

MARLIN May 18 INS Towhil parents of Caroline and Barbara Hancock prepared funeral arrangements today for the two girls who lost their lives while playing on a raft near their home in the Stranger community. The sisters, 12 and 10, tried to save their younger companion who tumbled into the water. all four were pulled from the raft within minutes but failed to revive.

Marlin Ser Towhil Caroline Barbara Hancock Sanford S. Hancock Hardhara

Police Bullet Fatal to Ex Convict in Dallas Robbery

Billy Byland, 38, ex convict, died in Dallas city hospital from gunshot wounds after he and two companions were surprised while stealing a drug safe. One assailant fled, another pushed him from the car. Byland refused to name his partners.

Dallas Billy Byland Jay Byland Dalbny City

Loans Bought on Livestock Policy Discussed in Senate

Senator Nye proposed underwriting private loans for livestock purchases through the farm credit administration. The plan would insure up to 80 percent of total loans, with a maximum of 25 000 per loan term. The event notes involvement of Texas A and M students and a later ranch gathering at Henry Wells’s farm.

Washington Upi Gerald P. Nye Republican North Dakota Farm Credit Administration Ardoser Fanner Texas A Alamo A and M Henry Welr Surance West Avenue Jackson-Kellar Foa

Senator Wagner Defends Labor Relations Act Amid Reforms

Washington May 18 Senator Wagner Democrat New York warned the house labor committee that discarding the act would be an act of folly and warn against proposed amendments he said would change a law that has brought peaceful industrial relations to workers employers and the public He urged workers and employers to examine changes carefully and warned reactionaries allied with CIO AFL to destroy the act he helped enact

Washington Wagner Democrat New York House Labor A Committee the. A America The New Yorker Mahound L. Split

Hearing Set in Bank Robbery Case

A hearing is scheduled here this afternoon for J A McClain on federal charges of bank robbery involving about $1772 from Santa Anas Texas Nations bank. The 54 year old Bangs farmer was arrested yesterday and state charges were filed at Coleman. Officers recovered about $1522 near McClain's home.

San Angslo Mny J. A. McClain Santa Anas Texas Nations Bank Bangs U Farmer Coleman McClain

Weather and tides report for Aransas Pass and region

The notice provides a detailed weather summary for Antonio and vicinity with temperatures, wind directions, tides, and moon phases. It lists clear to cloudy conditions across multiple Western and Southern cities with conditions, temperatures, and precipitation notes, including tides for Aransas Pass. It appears as a dated, multi-city weather bulletin with miscellaneous local data and tide times.

Nowra Thursdey Riaes Thureday Aransas Postent Tex Vaala Albuquerque N. M Alelte Tam Allants Tiron Austin Clowty Jae Boston Aare Urndy Pex S. Gloudy Stopnayine Rex Calgary Fan Cherterton Chicago Iowa Dodgs City Kan Edmonton el Pass Fort Smith Galveston Tix Macon Miems Pia Mobile Ajr Modeng Utah Montgomery Ate Nashville Tenn Calif Ofldane N.Y North Platte Oxlsnoma City Omana Rala Peleating Bee Photnix, Arix J Pinabuca Sheridan Wyo Inraehport Springfield Tain Toute Tampa Toledo Rain Wirh

Aeronautic Group to Reorganize Chapter Meeting

The Antonio chapter of the National Aeronautic Association will reorganize at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Bus Bonnette hotel, per Ed Johnson, treasurer. Other aviation development topics will be discussed and all fliers and boosters are invited to attend.

Aeronautic Group

Bank clearings rise 49.2 percent across 22 cities

New York May 18 Bank clearings in 22 cities rose 49.2 percent for the week ending May 17, according to Bradstreet. The total reached 5,133,698,000, up 3.7 percent from the same week in 1988 and 8 percent or 378,140,000 above the preceding week.

New York Alties United States Dan and Brad'street

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