Candidates in plea for defense election tones
Three major Texas senatorial hopefuls appeal on defense program facets while Memorial Day eve addresses roll. Gen Andrew Jackson Houston, named interim senator by Gov W Lee O’Daniel, departs for Washington to take oath. 86 year old son of Sam Houston travels with Dr C R Aves and his daughters Aviadne and Marguerite. Roosevelt era rallying cries push for armaments and economic boosts. Lyndon Johnson urges Texans to flood Washington with post cards. O’Daniel plans radio talks then a Waco to start tour.
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Outdoor Beer Ads Ban Clears Texas Roadsides
Austin reports that outdoor beer advertising was effectively outlawed after a bill sponsored by Governor W. Lee O'Daniel passed. The measure restricts roadside signs to under 1 square foot, bans placement within two miles of selling establishments, and allows only a single sign outside a business. The Texas Roadside Contest supported the move to coordinate roadside development.
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Bond Denied No 1 Nazi of America
New York May 10 Officials arrested Dr Kure Hetoriet Rinth former man minister to Ansirhs claiming to be No 1 Nazi in the United States His private business claims were said false He was taken to a hotel and held without bond The arrest followed reports he sought to buy oil properties in Europe Berlin report also notes Germany sought a Washington report on Kurt Heinriel Rieth former German minister to Austria now held on Tell Island
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Kurt Heinriel Rieth
Austria
Tell Island
Fliers Freed on Navy Rules
Pensacola May 30 The naval court martial found Analyae Joseph Thompson and Pitt Brown guilty on charges of violating rules but did not announce a verdict on the involuntary manslaughter charge related to the beating of an Alabama woman. The two men were ordered remanded to custody at the Pensacola naval station.
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Americans to Core Hero's Kin Visit 8 A
Reid twins and John Rowan Skaid travel with Mrs W H Reid from Miami Beach to California in an air conditioned trailer en route to Alaska. They tour, visit Jimmy Shearer in San Antonio, and their family lore spans Sam Reid Sr a naval designer of flags to a sister married to Prince Guiseppe Rospigliosi of Italy. John Reid, a retired engineer, helped oversee San Francisco reconstruction after the 1996 quake.
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Pedestrian Struck By Auto Near Roostvelt Avenue
Gus Dolling, 60, of 107 Pelisa street, was hit in the 1300 block of Roostvelt laverine and taken to Robert B. Green hospital with a possible skull fracture. Ud. HH. Scogeins, 201 Crescent alive, was listed as the driver. J. A. Hendrick, 120 Runs, was said to be driving at Alamo and Seventh streets when his car skidded and rammed a telephone pole, also sent to Robert B. Green hospital.
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Crescent
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Alamo
Seventh Streets
Hopkins to Police Gate Hopkins to Police Gate
Deputy Aubrey Hopkins named chief of police by fire and police commissioner-elect P L Anderson. Hopkins, a former captain of detectives, will assume the post Sunday. W G Dickman appointed traffic division captain, previously demoted under Maverick administration. C A Hart remains fire chief per campaign pledge.
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Speed Prevents Robbery On West Side Street
Rudolph Stove, 17, and David Reyna, 14, of 513 Soutly Pecos, told police they were accosted Thursday night by a youthful West Side gang armed with knives and clubs. They fled as the attackers pursued, a stove hurled by the assailants struck Stone causing a back injury and Reyna a head wound, both taken to Greenlee Hospital.
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