Pickets Arrested At Palm Plant Labor Dispute
Police halted plant access as two workers were arrested for blocking the sidewalk during a picket at the plant, which had recently moved from San Antonio amid a labor dispute.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1936
Page
12
Police halted plant access as two workers were arrested for blocking the sidewalk during a picket at the plant, which had recently moved from San Antonio amid a labor dispute.
Sinoly advertises Pen tro Nose Drops offering relief for head congestion with balanced for safe frequent use. It claims to soothe inflammation and ease breathing using ephedrine and other medications. Available in 250 600 1 price at druggists with trial sample offered by Penetro Dept Ds Memphis Tenn.
KAN CITY November 1. Henry Calla 25 was shot by police during an alleged extortion plot that ruined a marriage four years after the couple wed. Fellow victim Iris suffered chest wounds as doctors fought to save lives of the group. Brown, a battery company manager, was said to have warned Boline of the threat and sought protection.
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its action, declining to review the appeal by Representative John H. Hoeppel of California and Mignon Hoeppel. They faced prison terms for conspiracy to sell a federal appointment, with sentences ranging up to a year. The Court of Appeals had affirmed the conviction, and the Hoeppets argued constitutional rights were violated due to federal jurors.
In Haverhill Massachusetts on November 16 108 Abram b Smith confronted two men who robbed his market. They took 2 from the cash register and a 500 bill and a 200 bill from his wallet. Smith’s retort and actions ended the incident with the thieves fleeing. The men believed the bills to be Confederate money.
Tokio reports that a new air ministry uniting clan and military aviation with an annual budget of 3,000,000 yen, about £755,009, is virtually decided. Well-informed sources told telegraph offices that the plan includes a four million yen allocation for planes.
In Madrid on November 16 General Jose Miaja and the defense junta protested to the diplomatic corps and foreign press about insurgent barbarity for sending the mangled remains of Socialist aviator Antonio Galarza back to Madrid by parachute. The body, reportedly disemboweled, was placed in a labeled box and dropped between Toledo bridge and the cemetery. The morgue was shown where remains lay. sources said the aviator was captured last Friday during the second battle and killed by his captor.
WW Knickerbocker reports in Madrid to the International News Service as civil combat rages. A Russian tank advances to Villaverde amid white cavalry, followed by a whippet tank equipped with a flame thrower that sets the tank ablaze. The Russian crew perishes as the whippet is destroyed in the exchange.
The Malibu Lake club a rendezvous for motion picture celebrities was destroyed by fire early today. The blaze started in the Malibu mountains while no one was in the fireplace. Fire officials reported the building located in the Malibu hills.
Violent fighting raged for control of a Manzanares crossing as insurgent troops pressed a foothold in University City Madrid. Government forces replied with heavy shelling and air attacks while civilians fled and damage spread along the riverfront and through central districts.
BS. O'Mara, chief deputy tax assessor, reminded Bexar County taxpayers that a split tax law is in effect and that taxpayers may use it until November 8. After that date, property owners miss their taxes in full before tax due.
New York November 16 operations in the steel industry for the current week advanced to a point to one per cent of capacity, compared with 74.0 last week, the American Iron and Steel Institute stated today.
In Chicago a two day questioning of Andrew Capeldi led police to a school yard where the body of a young girl was found. Capeldi, a 200 pound suspect, initially denied knowledge but later confessed. The case centers on the slashing and death of the girl Friday night near McLarU school yard.
In Austin on November 16 Governor James V Allred announced Cw McCaw of Tongview as judge of the One Hundred Twenty-fourth judicial district. The posting, effective at noon, also confirms Will Hirst's retirement and signals a change in the district bench.
Covington Louisiana November 16 Judge Robert D. Jones ordered welfare workers to return the infant known as the Paarl river backwoods baby to its mother despite troubling circumstances. The baby, currently in New Orleans hospital with a cold, was to be placed with the mother as soon as physical conditions allow. Monroe Bimmons Sr probatory officer noted no state prohibition and described the mother as driven by desperate circumstances. Separately in Austin Mary Dadeon warned beauty shop owners new shops must pass inspection before opening.
About 600 children from Highland Park Elementary will donate dolls and toys on Tuesday at 1 80 p.m. The gifts will be presented to Fire Chief J G Saran by Mrs Fred Small, PTA welfare chair. Fifteen items will be repaired and redistributed to needy children at Christmas after a PTA appeal led by Mrs 4 P Wood.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a denture powder brand promising fast relief from slipping and sore gums. It notes a local drug store in Minnesota offering the product alongside general warnings about denture use and hygiene.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Lyons Tooth Powder as a 100 percent powder dentifrice that cleans better than paste. It claims quick whitening, stain removal, and fresh breath without abrasive ingredients, promising teeth remain healthy and gums firm while offering cost savings and longer use than tube toothpaste.
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