Woman 1 Held in Fatal Shooting Case
Mim Leone Erwin of 324 Eset Nueva Street faced a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Thomas Lavelle, 30, of 306 Burleson Street. She posted bond and appeared in court as details showed Lavelle died at Robert B. Green Hospital after an alleged struggle, with witnesses named and injuries described.
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Mim Leone
Tony’) Erwin
Eset
Nueva Street
Thomas Laveilé
Burleson Street
Dlustice of the Peace
John Onion Mornay
W. W W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Miss Erwin
D. E. Kelly
Lavelle
Kelly
Leana
Tony
Erwin
East Nueva
Street
Thomas Lavelle
Cali
Coal Miner Goes Before Court in Slaying of Four
In Harlan Kentucky on May 30 F M Bratchet 45 a coal miner was called to trial as the first of 27 defendants to face murder charges stemming from the Evarts battle on May 5 that cost four lives during the coal strike. Former Senator James M Rovston sought defense delay to run for Congress but was overruled.
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Harlan, Ey
F. M. Bratchet
Coe Yuiss¢R
Evarts
Harlan County
United States
Jamits M. Rovston
Congress
Bratcher
T. B. McGregor
D.C. Jones
Local crashes injure several including women and youths
A series of Sunday and Monday car and bicycle accidents left several people injured. Notable incidents include Mrs. B. J. Smith of 1114 Denver Boulevard treated for head injuries after a collision with a parked car, Lois Collums 18 and Elizabeth Collums 18, along with two others, injured when their vehicle hit a tree on Camden Street. Bernardo Trevino, 10, struck by a car on Zarramora Street and taken to Robert B. Gren Hospital. No arrests reported. Additional injuries occurred when a car rolled off an Austin road curve, injuring four including Mrs. A. Polunsy and her daughter, and Mrs. Juds Spllimans and her daughter Bernice. Anita Sullivan 19 sustained injuries in a motorcycle accident on Pleasanton Road and Mayfair Street. Mercedes Ramos 33 injured when a saddle girth broke.
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Suodeo
B. J. Smith
Denver Boulevard
Santa Rosa Hospital
Grivan
Tinto
Gevers
Porter Sireals
Mise Lois Collums
Fairplay Avenue
Camden Street
Lois Collums
Elizabeth
Herbert Elrach
Perez Street
Steubing
Bernardo Trevino
Hidalgo Street
Zarramora Street
Robert B. Gren Hospital
C. L. Linn
Monterey Street
Follee
Noone
A. Poluns
West Mis
Siegee
Abas
Juds Spllimans
Bernice
Fouprest Cy- Press Street
Mayfair Street
Mercedes Ramos
Charges Filed Over Grand Prairie School Clashes
May 2 in Dallas County reports a controversy at Grand Prairie high school arising from the discharge of Roy F H Sandlin, principal and athletic coach. Harvey Lindsay, a student, his father B O Zindses, and his uncle J F Smith face charges filed by three school trustees after Lindsay was expelled for attitude toward the trustees. A confrontation with superintendent C B Gentry occurred on school grounds last Friday and another disturbance followed later the same day.
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Trustes
Suidlin
Lindsay
C B. Gentry
Wncl
Gentry
Grand Prairie
State department says United States not invited to Lausanne talks
Washington May 20 The State Department clarified that the United States has not been invited to the Lausanne separations conference and will not attend unless formally invited.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
United States
Tokio flier to refuel in air continues from page one
Flood Bennett field at 4 01 p m today on an attempted non stop flight from Burbank California Bromley tailed the plane the full length of the 4200 foot runway before lifting off He aimed the craft into the rising sun The flyer planned to follow the southern route over Philadelphia Pittsburgh Dayton St Louis Amarillo Flagstaff Los Angeles and finally Burbank The plane carried 300 gallons of furnace fuel and 25 gallons of oil a leak in one small tank was noted New York May 30 Branley Hausner Polish American Thord Linden New Jersey hoped to make a second bid to fly to Warsaw He returned to Floyd Bennett airport Saturday night after six hours in a dinked tog A home only air real estate ad
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Bennett Field
Burbank
California
Bromley
Texas
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Bt. Louis
Amarillo
Flagstaff
Arizona
Los Angeles
Burbans
New York
Branley Hausner
Bruning Cabinet Resigns as Hitler Rise Looms in Germany
Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and his cabinet resigned today and the resignation was accepted by President Paul von Hindenburg. A new conservative cabinet likely to precede a shift toward the Nazi movement and preparations for Lausanne talks on war debts. The president plans to form a cabinet through parliamentary procedure, inviting Reichstag Speaker Paul Loewe first.
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Berlin
Heinrich Broening
Paul von Bindenburg
German Republic
Etdrms
Adolph Hitler
Det
von Hindenburg
Watlanausts
Godinlsi—ralets
Lausanne
Reichstag
Hiner
Oourt Ab Leipete
Natior
Hiller
Paul Loewe
Bruening
TR BC
Fle
Germany
von Nendenburg
Ins
Dlek
Gleaning Fire at Presbyterian Church Policy Debate
Denver report on May 30 at the General Assembly Dr Gresham Machen of Philadelphia assails the Presbyterian churchs leadership and modernist wing criticizing secrecy discouragement of open discussion and a drift from core Christian principles He charges church councils with hiding truth and favoring worldly standards over faith and doctrine
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Denver
Colo
Presbyterian Church of the
General Assembly
Gresham Machen
Philadelphia
First Avenue Presbyterian Church
Machen
Presbyterian Church
Westminster ‘Theological Seminary
Fale
Bmiaonen
Negro Admits Robberies Dying in Dallas County
A dying Black man, Frank Miller, confessed to multiple robberies. County physician Dr. Rhodes examined him Monday morning and said the man had only a few weeks to live, hoping for recovery if possible.
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Frank Miller
City Commission Allocates Tax Revenue and Fund Transfers
The session focused on distributing tax receipts with four notes totaling 350 000 offered and paid, 150 000 repaid from contingency, and 150 000 moved to the general fund. Transfers included 80 000 from Alamo National to Frost National, 22 208 69 from Frost to Alamo to balance deposits, plus various appropriations for interest payrolls pension notes repairs and street work. The Interdepartment transfer authorized for 81 52.
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General Fund
Joana
Alamo National Bank
Frost National Bank
Frost
Alamo Bank
Improvement District
Police and Fire Pension Fund
Recreation Department
Hildebrand Avenue
Robstown Chamber Secretary Resigns
Robstown announces the resignation of chamber secretary Mrs Mitt Davis effective June 1. Trustees selected Jack Floyd to succeed Mrs Leoyis as secretary.
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Robstown
Balloon Flight: National Championship Tests In Omaha
Six veteran pilots inflated balloons to defy poor weather for the national championship test in Omaha on May 30. Officials debated postponing closing day, but winds cleared rain and the program proceeded with start times led by Tracy Southworth of Detroit aboard the Chevrolet balloon.
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Omaha
Phil Henderson
Z ' Tracy’ Southworth
Detroit
Rascoe Quonklin
Therval
Larsen
Herold
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Flood
Hayate McCormick
Army
Wilfred J. Paul
J. H. Bishop
Holand Blair
Frank Troller
Goodyear
Woman Killed in Mail Plane Crash in Portland
A mail passenger plane crashed into the Willamette River in Portland killing a woman identified as 25 Ant Wilson of Fortland. Pilot Dick Gleason sustained severe head and back injuries but was rescued by a harbor patrol boat. Earlier reports listed two women aboard, but airport officials confirmed Wilson was the sole passenger.
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Portland
Ore
Ant Wilson
Fortland
Diet
Willamette River
Dick Gleason
Harbor
Bran Txand
Mrss Wilson
Temperate May Measurements and Fiscal Notes
May temperature readings and monthly financial deficits noted. Reports show a surplus to deficit balance with values around 10.93 and 4.03 in local currency. Mentions months, regional areas, and various named places and entities in a sporadic OCR fragment.
Visit to Cooler Will Quench Fire
New York May 30 Demott Broderick turned in a fire alarm and told officials he was burning up inside himself. A magistrate later ordered two days in the cooler as punishment.
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New York
Demott Broderick
Broderick
Frenchy dies at 52 founder of Frenchys cafes
Joseph Em Richards known as Frenchy, 52, founder of Frenchys lunch spots, died at home from pneumonia contracted while fishing. Survived by widow, daughter Mary Louis Richards, son Genner Richards, brother Ben Richards, past Waco mayor. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Joseph Em) Richards
Welle
Hash Commerce Street
Richards
Btary Louis Richards
Genner Ricchards
Ben Richards
Waco
Veterans Feud Over Bonus Funds Probed in Washington
A federal appropriation of 75000 dollars to care for war veterans in Washington spurred a bill by Senator Cosligan to pay the soldiers’ bonus. Brig. Gen. Glassford urged federal funding, while Walter Waters led 300 veterans asserting they will stay until Congress acts, organizing sleeping quarters and kitchens as they press for bonus legislation. Other contingents of veterans travel from New Orleans and San Francisco, marching toward Washington to demand payment and support.
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Washington D. C
Washington
Cosligan
Democrat
Colorado
Pelham D. Glassford
Féderel
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Congress
Walter W. Waters
Fat
Neer
Pacific Coast
Waters
Fatman
Texas
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Mimi
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Dollar Store
Houston
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Bay ST Louis
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