Bond Set For Carroll In Slaying Case
Haley Carroll 25 son of a San Antonio minister faced a 35000 bond after being charged with the pistol slaying of his father-in-law Horace Hunt 45 a prominent Colyssbus oil man. The hearing at Columbus showed self defense as Carroll's expected defense while witnesses testified Hunt and a cook described a confrontation before the shooting.
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Haley Carroll
San Antonio
Justice of the Peace
Columbus
Horace Hunt
Colyssbus
Caroll
R. Houlen
Rune
EB. Simmons
Gerald Cooper
Carroll
Charley Rau
Hunt Cane
Carolli
Trev
Afr
University of Chilcago
Houston
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Efforts Fail To Save Drowned Boy At Lyerla Tank
Eastland May 26 Tiny Franklin 12 died after a wind sank in Lyerla tank yesterday. Firemen worked over the body for some time. Frank Knapp Jr 11 and his brother Abred 15 said they had warned him against diving as he was not proficient. The body was recovered 13 minutes after he sank.
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Eastland
CINS
Franklin
Wlnd
Lyerla Tank
Né’s
Frank Knapp Jr
Abred
Ex-Chief Justice of Texas Dies in Waskington
Ex-Chief Justice of Texas dies in Washington after abdominal operation performed two weeks earlier. Judge Perphrey, a former chief justice, had served since last July on the trial examining division of the coal commission. He is survived by his widow and a brother.
Three People Treated After Dog Attacks
Three residents were hospitalized after dog attacks on Thursday. Terese Trevino, aged 3, of 21 Kingsbury Street, and 8 year old Ials Fendlas of 625 North Tarédo Street were bitten on the hands by the same dog near their homes on Heir, while Chew, 50, of 208 Warwick Boulevard, was bitten on the foot on Hicks Avenue.
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Buk
Terese Trevino
Kingsbury Street
Ials Fendlas
North
Tarédo Street
Neat
Heir Homes
TG. Chew
Warwick Boulevard
Hicks Avenue
Representative Dies Charges Plot Against President
A Washington report states Representative Dies alleges a member of a German American group called a Nazi camp advocate for assassination of the President Rogeprelt. The source text is garbled but asserts a claim of a plot involving a German American bunet group and a member named Gantry.
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Washington
Dies
Democrah
Pexas
House
Bunet
Ums Gantry
Rogeprelt
TVA Chairman Defending Record At Senate Hearing
Harcourt A Morgan now TVA Chairman said former TVA Chief Arthur Morgan led a campaign of dissent and obstruction to discredit the TVA program. He testified before the congressional inquiry committee and defended the agency while urging complete cooperation to uncover facts. The hearing featured discussion of board conflicts and charges of obstructing congressionally directed policy.
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Washington
Harcourt A. Morgan
Tennessee
Valley Authority
TVA
Awe. Morgan
Harcourt Morgan
A. 5
Morgan
TVA Dorth
Lillenthel
AE. Morgin
J. B. Jarboe Gabel
Arthur Morgan
San Antonio
Texas
Arizona
Jarboe
Durecwrs
Lillenthal
Dr. Morgan
Congressmaw
A. I Morgan
Telion
Earlieer
H. A Morgan
Arthur] Morgan
Mexico City Laredo Train Derailed Near Guanajuato
Mexico City National Railways says a train bound for Nuevo Laredo derailed at 7 20 p m in Guanajuato state about 500 miles from the border. No injuries reported and the cause is unavailable. The region is noted for band activity nearby.
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Mexico City
Mexican National Railways
Nuevo Laredo
United States
Guanajuato
Bination
Susy Luis Potost
Satwniny Cedilto
Jewish Refugees at French Border At Metz May Report
Forty Jewish refugees from Germany and Austria were allowed to enter Metz while twelve New York bound escapees were turned back. About a hundred others waited across the border unable to leave Germany through Luxembourg or Belgium as they sought France as their last hope.
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Metz
France
Germany
Austria
New York
Luxembourg
Globe Trotter Survives On 17 A Week In Travel
Philadelphia story about Jerome Kessler a 31 year old em mill worker who tours the world on a ultra low weekly budget. fresh from a 9000 mile journey through Europe and Africa he estimates expenses at 900 dollars for the trip. he travels during semiactive layoff periods and remains a frugal globe trotter.
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Globe Trotter
Philadelphia
Jerome Kessler
Em Mil
Wworld
Europe
Africa
Kessler
Two Kelly Field Cadets Die In Plane Crash
Two Flying Cadets Gerald David Shan and Robert Josiah Brown were killed when their Q-25A observation plane crashed two miles west of Camp Stanley during a reconnaissance mission. Cadet Cate Brown, born in North Platte Nebraska, and Cadet Shannon, born in Parsons Kansas, were students at Nebraskan State College and Parsons Junior College respectively. Both bodies were found after Kelly Field officials investigated the wreckage.
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Kelly Field
Nying
Leon Springs Arcs
Gerald David Shan
Don
Robert dJosiah
Brown Gs
J & Tecomnnaissance
Camp Stanley
Tas
Cate Brown
North Platts
Neb
Sive Brady
Web
Harold L.I. Brown
Lincoln
Nebraskai State College
Shannon
Parlors
Kan
Parsons Junior College
University of Minnesota
Medical Adminisrative ‘Corps
G. Shantan
Tax Deadline to Be Kept Warns Stephens and Weather Outlook
Stephens warns residents to keep the tax deadline while a stormy regional forecast shows thundershowers likely in western and northern sections Thursday night and eastern and southern portions Friday. Temperatures range from the mid 80s to near 40s with light variable winds along the coast and across East Texas through the period. Local tax collections for last year totaled about 12 percent by end May, with prompts for timely payment reiterated amid planned notices.
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Antonia
East
Texas
West Texas
Southead
A.B. Stephens
Stephens
Wiénessay
Das
Way
Ickes and Bride Arrive London on Welsh Honeymoon
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and his red haired bride landed at Fishguard Wales on May 26 en route to London for their honeymoon. They arrived aboard the motor vessel Innisfallen at 3 20 p m and remained in the area overnight before continuing the trip to Ireland and Great Britain on the third day of their visit.
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Fishguard
Wales
L. Tekes
Beata
Londo
Zoom Treland
Innisfallen
AAA Payments Delayed for Farmers as Checks lag
The agriculture adjustment administration reports 115.1 million dollars behind schedule in mailing checks to farmers who cooperated with last year's crop programs. Payments from January to April totaled 168 million, far short of the 22 million hoped by AAA officials.
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AAA
Washington
Sgriculuml Agjustment Administration
Mexico Clamps Down Censorship On Rebellion Reported Routed
International News from Mexico City May 25 reports a federal column crushed Cedillo forces near Santa Maria San Luis Potosi with heavy rebel casualties. Government tightens press censorship over West news as naval ships in gulf waters stand by Vera Cruz to deter Cedillo supporters.
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Mexico City
Cins
Colitmn
Cedilistas
San Luis Fotos
Saturind Cedilin
Ancienta de Yielk
Santa Maria
Department of Jess
Acd
Sun
San Luis
Tampico
Cedillista
Gulf
Vera Cruz
Veraemis
War Department
Manuel Pelaez
Oit
Cedillo
San Talis
Fleet maneuvers shift plan from Pacific to Atlantic
Washington reports the navy will move its entire fleet from the Pacific to the Atlantic for next year maneuvers. A New York visit is planned for May with a six month absence from Pacific operations. The move follows earlier efforts to work out logistics and aims to test readiness and command coordination.
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Washington
Any Department
Bea
Payifin
Atlantic
Forkworld
New York
Niles
Atnatic
Equator
Navy
Cadillo Aid Conifers With Fascist Chief
A fragmented report describes Brest von Mercke, former imperial staff member and ex-police chief, visiting San Luis Potosi with Gen. Nicolas Rodriguez. The visit is linked to Generals Cedillo and Sutumino and speculation about Gold Shirt support for a Cedillo rebellion, with confirmation pending and a promised announcement not yet materialized.
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Afay
Brest
von Mervke
Imperial Ceremary
San Luis Potosi
Nicolas Rodriguez
von Mercke
Sutumino Cedilio
Kaiser
von Mencke
Menico
Red
Neues
Geditla
Caid
Cardenas
Mercke
Gole Shirt
von Meier
Tade
Ceditto
Unite States
McAllen
Youth Drowns in Gulf Near Riviera
Falfurrias May 26 Jack Tankersley age 17 drowned while crimming with friends on the gulf side of Padre island near Riviera Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services were to be held here this afternoon. Survived by parents one brother two sisters Mrs Bill Stovkteh and Mrs Jim Maupin. Alderman Artesia Wells
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Falfursias
Jack Tankersley
Uddie Porser Tankersley
Padre Island
Riviers
Prother
Tankersisy
Falfurtias
Bill Stovkteh
Jim Maupin
Falurtias
Wood
Tan Alderman
Artesia Wells
Gas Masks Ready for British Children
The government announced plans to provide all school children with gas masks in the event of a war emergency. The statement was made in the House of Commons by under-secretary Geoffrey Lloyd from the Home Office, outlining preparedness measures for Great Britain.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Greffrey Lloyd
The
Home Office
Bank Clearings Report Declines Again in May
New York May 26 Bank clearings in 22 cities for the week ended May 2 fell below the year earlier figure for the twenty eighth consecutive week. Dun and Bradstreet released today that the latest volume was 4 430 847 000 dollars, down 1 dor cent from the prior year and below the prior week's total.
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New York
Volumne
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Philwright
Chamber of Commerce
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Wright
Tim
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Steiner
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Steffier
Quin
Richard Gill
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Dot
Laredo
Tage
Ickes
Mexico
Gedillo
Dota
Santa Maria del Rio
General Cedillo
Luis
Potosi
Mateo Hernanez Netso
State of
Juan Soria Urias
Las Palomas
G. A. Guillen
San Luis Military Zone
Urias
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Wsitatuintig
Riviera
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