Bullets end quiet era of Clark family in Paulsboro
In Paulsboro New Jersey on November 21 07 a wealthy oil executive Sheldon A Clark was shot after a quarrel with his wife former actress Lavina Clark who later told police she did not remember what happened after he struck her with a billiard cue Their son Sheldon Clark Jr a 38 year old vice president of Sinclair Refining and a Paulsboro man were both wounded in the incident with a 45 caliber pistol fired by Mrs Clark in the billiard room Witnesses including two children and a housekeeper described the escalating quarrel and the fatal blows The Clark household is described as prominent in Illinois civic and industrial circles with the wife under guard in hospital and no charges filed against her
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Paulbbors
WN. J
Gheldon A. Clark
Young Oil Company
Clark
Garic
Aheldon Chirk
Harrington, Jr
4Nior
Sinclair, Refining Company
Im Tlinois
Tran
Clarks
Sheldon Jr
Nichelas Lubrano
George Johnson
Paulsboro
Pollos
Sout'én
Lavina Brown
Mr. Clark
Judgment for Taxes Decided Against Building
Judgment for taxes against the Nix Building in San Antonio totals 46 107 dollars, with 20 346 due to the city for 1831 and 1932 taxes and 18 651 to the San Antonio Independent School District. Judge W W McCrory presided in the ninety fourth district court. City Attorney W C Davis said owners would pay the full amount in cash. An order of sale to satisfy the judgment was included, but the sale rider would be cancelled once taxes are paid.
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Nix
Duesday
W. W -Mc~ Crory
Ninety-fourth —District Court
City of
San Antonio
Davis
Two Face Charges Under Game Laws
State Game Warden filed charges in JP court against N B Richards and Hubert Alexander of the medical detachment for hunting out of season at Mitchell Lake. They allegedly hunted at sunrise on November 16, before the season opened at noon.
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N.B. Richards
Hubert Alexander
Kelly Held
Edwin Uecker
Justice of the Peace
John A. Shook
Mitchell Lake
Soviet Friends to Meet Tuesday in San Antonio
San Antonio hosts a Soviet Union delegation meeting Tuesday at 1131 Bal I Alto Street. Charles A. Wheatley, president of the Isaac Walton League Texas division, will discuss how the Soviet government works after studying its system since inception. Carl Miller will speak on why Russia was recognized.
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San Antonio
Prienits
Soviet Union
Rusala
United States
Aja
Baul Altmo
Charles A. ‘Wheatley
Izaac Walton League
Carl Miller
Club to Hear Talk on Numerology at Luncheon
Misa Evzabeth Allen will discuss Numerology and Character at the noon luncheon of the Optimist Club on the third Wednesday in the Bl Anthony ballroom. The program, titled The Southern Melody, will feature several speakers under the direction of Ad Dugnah.
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Misa Evzabeth Allen
Anriyrin
Anthony Hatat Balltoom
Koya
Ad Dugnah
Wants to Abolish Congress From Ark Candidate
Blytheville dispatch reports Clinton Caldwell a retired lawyer and Sinnter announces his Democratic gubernatorial bid for the first district in the August 1834 primary. His plank calls for amending the constitution to abolish Congress and transfer its powers to the president. He proposes a presidential suspension by a majority of 48 governors to trigger a special election for a successor.
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Blytheville
Ark
Clinton Caldwell
Sinnter
Congress
Riot Gun Wounds Greenville Man In Police Station
Gus Hodges a 62 year old Greenville business man was wounded when a police riot gun he was unloading discharged injuring his hand and foot. Hodges had borrowed the weapon for a hunting trip and was returning it to the station when the accident happened.
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Greenville
Texas
Gus Hodges
Hodges
Oil output shifts in US daily averages
Tulsa reports from November show national crude production edging lower to 2,328,480 barrels per day from 2,318,004. Oklahoma gains to 522,435 barrels daily while Texas dips to 809,376, California falls to 463,500 and the Rockies stay near 80,520. The federal allocation stands at 2,336,000 barrels, above the first week’s average.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
California
Eastern
Rocky Mountain Area
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported in Washington
Treasury data from November 1 shows receipts of 7,041,087.41 dollars and expenditures of 18,254,382.02, leaving a balance of 1,299,312,321.97. Customs receipts for the month total 17,532,566.27, with fiscal year to date receipts at 1,094,213,214.39 and expenditures 1,722,426,106.96, including 582,220,584.19 for emergency relief and an excess of expenditures of 828,212,902.57.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
French Italians Clash on Geneva Parley Decision
In Geneva on November 21 French and Italian representatives argued over suspending the arms talks until January. Italy pressed for a broader pause of sub-committee work, while France’s Foreign Minister Joseph Paul-Boncour urged committees to meet as usual. American delegates abstained from discussion until the process resumed later.
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Geneva
Pitre Cessarian
Joseph Paul— Boncour
France
Christmas Mail Increase Noted
A downtown post office report shows a rise in parcel post and Christmas package mail during November, about a 10 percent gain in package mail. Officials note private mailing rising faster, with increases seen in outgoing local mail as optimism returns for government services.
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Postoffice
Not DUMMY IN HART SEARCH
San Francisco November 21. In the Hart kidnapping case officials across four counties unite in a renewed effort using a life-size dummy to mimic Brooke L. Hart’s measurements. The device will be weighed with two four-pound cement blocks to simulate Hart’s legs as searchers probe South San Francisco Bay tides and currents. Sheriff Emig notes Thurmond has confessed to two San Jose robberies while protesting his innocence. A stray note mentions Uncle Jim Fraser, an elderly Kentucky man known for killing a rat with a rifle.
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San Francisco
Brooke L. Hart
San Jose
Hart
San Francisco Bay
Wiliam Emig
Santa Clara County
Matt
Emig
Thomas H. Thurmond
John M. Holmes
Thurmond
Northeast Texas Checks on Heavy Storm Damage
Northeast Texas communities surveyed yesterday storm damage fromhall and heavy rain. In the Broadway area near Paris roofs and windows were damaged, crops pounded. Bonham reported hail and rain, while Greenville and Bowie also recorded heavy rain and hail.
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Texas
Paris
Trens
Hall
Broadway
Bonhai
Greenville
Bowie
Warning Issued on Paper Mailing to Home Country
San Antonio residents were warned by the central post office that Czechoslovakia bans mailing any copy of Slovenske Noviny, published by Slovak News, Inc. of Passaic N J. Some locals receive the paper but it must not be mailed back to the home country.
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San Antonios
Focal Post Office
Czechoslovakia
Slovenske Noviny
Slovak News, Incorporated
Passpic N. J
Madrid Election Signals Rightist Victory In Spain
Incoming returns from Spain's first constitutional election point to a likely rightist triumph as unofficial tallies show about 250 seats for the rightists across the nation. Overnight reports mention a rising death toll linked to election violence and at least 800 injuries as the country awaits final results.
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Madrid
Spain
Leon
National government orders steps to suppress Fukien rebellion
Nanking China November 21 The national government ordered military authorities to take steps to suppress the Fukien rebellion in response to the Foochow- proclaimed government. The dispatch notes no further details and references a housing ad at 20 Greely priced at two dollars a week.
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Nanking
China
Delaila
Naonal
Foochow
Greely
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