Grocery Holdups Net Small Sums in City Robberies
Bandits unmasked robbed a Sandy Andy store No 12 of 150 from a cash register and fled, pursued by city official Pent Willatel. A Texas Tax Service driver lost 2, a cab passenger was forced out, and a Caldwell Avenue resident was robbed of 20 by a Black couple in a parked car. A bystander noted license plate and identified a suspect to police.
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Mame Ani
Banes
Sandy Andy
Willam Butor
Fredericksburg
W. WF. Adair
Kaylon Avenue
Water and
North Street
Nerra Werman
fAdair
Bob
Pollge
Dam District Suit Filed for 840000 in Cotulla Texas
Mrs. A Armstrong of Cotulla and Ole Armstrong of El Paso sue LaGalle County Water Improvement District No 1 for 40000 damages for land excavated during dam construction. The project created a ditch about a mile long and 26 feet deep before abandonment.
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Cotulla
Texas
A. ¥. Armstrong
Ole Armstrong
el Paso
LaGalle County
Agricultural Report Brings Mixed Market Insights
An extensive agricultural bulletin lists prices and arrivals for fruits and vegetables, including Texas lemons, onions, and melons, with figures for per 100 pounds, pack costs, and sale trends. It notes steady tomato and fruit markets in some regions, while others show weaker demand and price fluctuations across states and shipments.
Prices Wire Gans Markets Full of Fruit and Produce
CHIVERS MARKET lists a flood of prices for fruits vegetables and dairy. Cucumbers range 40 to 50 cents a unit, lettuce 35 to 60 cents, strawberries 1.28 to 1.50 per crate, tomatoes Texas 1 to 9 per crate, apples 2.26 to 2.28, avocados 3.24, pears 8.25 per bushel, and melons among many items with varied per unit or crate pricing.
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Heale Ura
Aduashan
Per Bunchel
Chivers
Reais
Gabbage
Whit
Baslird
Anton
Garite & Fenla Voune
Cranetlul
Oor
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Agceen
Ranger
Pumhel
Ginralhy
Patalnen
Ivutel Byinsch
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Texas
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Wwikel
Stan Thenks
Wainuis
Bennte
Temmure
Denis
Pryera
Unite
Erie
Haan
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Tuttot
Cou Witler
Nwa Dhanna
Friedens Evangelical Church Confirmation Rite
A confirmation service will be held at Friedens Evangelical at 10 45 a m Sunday Those advancing to membership include Myrile Tulh Seerig Gladys Riley Dorin Weinhlein Ernie Petore Mace gorel Rinsch Katherine Dansbach Bidroe Riley Arthur Krumpl Wel aur Meinhard and Matlin Helle ard.
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Friedens Evangelical Obiects
Myrile Tulh Seerig
Gladys Riley
Dorin Weinhlein
Ernie Petore
Mace Gorel Rinsch
Katherine Dansbach
Bidroe
Riley
Arthur Krumpl
Welaur Meinhard
Matlin Helleard
Society Luncheon and Teas Honor June Graduates at Fort Sam
Society notes detail a Saturday luncheon in the Gunter Hotel teliece dining room honoring June graduates of Incernate Word college. Hosts planned bridge parties and tea dances at various homes and clubs across San Antonio with numerous guests and decorations described.
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Jean Shaw
Teliece
Gunter Hotel
Wille Lee
Mary Jane Rehm
Incernate Word College
Honores
Gray Dugter
Hortense Cook
Eleanor Leyentecker
Margaret, Evins
Margaret Miler
Lonie Grote
Allen Bib
Bill Glover
Wendville Rogers
Market News From Crain CINCAGS and Liverpool Wheat Signals
Crain Market reports mixed movement in wheat futures with early gains erasing after prices fell as Liverpool inquiry shows demand wavering despite a 13 percent enlargement in Clarken tenitori volume. Weather optimism in domestic winter wheat regions lifts bears, while Nebraska crop conditions deteriorate and reports of abandoned wheat near Joliet hint at broader weakness. Texas and Midwest markets show cautious activity with mixed price shifts and notable regional price observations.
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New Fork
Liverpool
Morehan
Nebraske
Joliet
Wien
Chicago Cru
Koostlily
Bishop to Preach at Laurel Heights Church
The Rev H Bastam Watts announces Bishop A Prank Amin will preach at Laurel Heights Methodist Church at 1045 Sunday morning. Bishop Smith led the church 1916 to 1922 and was elected bishop in 1921 as a notably young appointee. He also attended a banquet for Southwestern ex students at the YMCA Saturday night. Joe will preach at Travia Park Church Sunday night.
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Laurel Heights
H. Bastam Watts
A. Prank Amin
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
Bishop Smith
Laurel Hoighis
Guilth
Southwestern Inayeralty
C. A
Joe
Travia Park
Cotton Market Pace Mixed as Week Ends Widen Losses
New Orleans and New York cotton futures show mixed movement with some declines in May and gains on certain gaps. Prices largely steady for nearby months while speculative activity and weather expectations influence trading. coffee and general commodities quotes indicate modest shifts across markets.
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New York
Tore
API
Cotion
Wirh
Hme
Radao Sow
Smleans Futuler
New Orleans
Fats
Calino Tularon
Drelfinen of & Tu & Auinta
Clave
Southern
Liverpool
Hasineen
Alondas
Forty-Five Workers Rescued From Trans-Andine Tunnel Near Temuco
In Valparaiso on May 21, a Danlah engineer led forty five workers, including a Danlah engineer, to safety after days trapped by a tunnel collapse on the trans-Andine railway near Temuco. Flooding blocked the shaft, and rescuers found them safe in the interty of the tunnel beyond Rolne water.
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Valparaiso
Ohie
CINS
Danlah
Temuco
World War veteran harms kin then takes own life
In Phillips Wisconsin on May 21 a World War II era veteran and Austrian army former member killed his wife and two young children before dying by suicide on his father in law’s farm. Martin Taras was identified as the man behind the tragedy amid unemployment and reliance on relatives for aid.
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Phillips
Wis
Martin Taras
Livestock Market Report From Chicago And Texas Trade
Market notes show cattle calves and hogs at mixed prices with steady to weak demand. Prices reflect quality and weight with large receipts in Texas and Chicago, including steers heifers and vealers, while poultry and eggs show variable futures in regional trade.
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Best
Neveral Lend Texan
Uae
Notval Tan Saab
Chalee
Hansan
MORAY
Ted
Alrang
Bseigher
Tigi Welie
ehiAhe
VSG
Soviet Abolishes Produce Tax Reform Aims at Food Boost
Moscow reports the Soviet government decreed abolition of state and collective taxes on produce to spur private trade and boost city food supplies and farm production. The move targets private farming and market activity to energize the economy.
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Moscow
Money and Metals Tidings From Henan Markets
Fragmentary market notes mention silver and other metals with values in dollars per ounce and references to financial figures. The garbled text includes partial mentions of London, New York, and prices, but specifics are unreadable.
Death of Curtiss chief test pilot Harvey R Ogden in crash
Harvey R Ogden longtime Curtiss chief test pilot and ex Army officer died in a Buffalo area plane crash. He resigned January 1 1930 to join Curtiss. Survived by widow Ruth Stroud Ogden son James 16 months and his mother in Minnesota. Also notes St Mark’s Players meeting to elect officers Wednesday at 8 PM.
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Curtiss
Air Corps Training Center
Buffalo
New York
Army
Corliss Company
Brooksfield
Beily Field
Brooks Tiel
Geren Lait
Ruth Stroud Ogden
CO. B. Stroud
San Antonio
James
Minnesota
St. Mark's
St. Maks
Fsar
City Nights and Dances at Highland Social Club Event
A noisy 1920s style notice invites guests to a Saturday May 21 event at Highland Social Club with music by Happy Rambiers and dancing at Temple Hall. It lists locations including 1910 W Commerce and various venues with driving, prizes, and announced entertainer Ralph Webster and His Boys among other acts. It preserves a collage of names, venues, and times typical of old city social notices.
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Old-sime Amt
Ighland
Happy Rambiers
Rees
Ady
Marchman's Security Boys
W. Commerce
Couless Hall
City
Relief plan compromise shapes federal aid package
Washington reports a revised Democratic relief plan to aid the unemployed. It proposes 2.9 billion dollars in public works funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation bonds and 900 million in direct relief loans to states, with 1.5 billion for public and private construction loans, all secured by the corporation’s securities. Hoover opposes another large public works expansion, while Senate Democratic leader Robinson backs the plan as a compromise.
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Washington, D. C
Congréss
Hoover
Senate
Congressionn
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Robinson
Bishop to Speak at Ex-Students Dinner in San Antonio
Bishop Frank Smith of Houston and R W Tinsley vice president of Southwestern University were set as chief speakers at the annual dinner of San Antonio ex students of Southwestern. The arrangements committee includes G A R H Brower andBrewer with WW Jackson Mrs Ware and others assisting.
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Frank Smith
Houston
Fnd
R. W. Tinsley
Southwestern University
San Antonio
Southwestern
Tho Am
G. A. R.H. Brower
Breede
Brewer
WW. Jackson
Ware
Peleet
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