Jury Convicts 2 as Nazi Spies in New York Trial
A federal jury convicted a man and a woman on espionage charges in New York. They failed to reach verdict on a third defendant Erich Glaser and asked to review his letters to German agent Guenther Rumrich. Rumrich pleaded guilty and acted as informer.
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N. Y
Erich Glaser
Johanna Hofmann
Beautician
Otto Herman Voss
New York
Erich Glaer
Glaser
United States Army Air Corps
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
Frau- Sein
Otto Hermann Voss
Long Island
Fraulein Hofmann
Mitchelfield
Knox
Rumrich
Prowlers Busy as Burglary Reports Spread in City
A rash of burglaries and auto prowls hit San Antonio households Wednesday with items stolen from homes on Haggin Street Aator Street Mary Street and many others Police reports list a jewelry box valued at 30 a pistol overcoats watches rings and clothing taken from multiple residences including the Spillers and Bailey homes and autos along with various household items and a nurse’s equipment from a auto thefts and window damage noted across several streets including Santa Rosa Avenue Pasadena Street Porter's Avenue and East Dittmer Avenue
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San Antonio
Mueller
Hagginstreet
M. B. Spillers
Aator Street
J. F. Bailey
Mary Street
Auto
W. Snyder
Nolan Street
Scar
W. H. Harris
Kayton
Phillips Grocery
Paschal Street
Marion Nelson
Savoyr
F. de Rio
Santa Rosa Avenue
D. 0
McKinney
Lait Boulevard
G. G. Reinald
Cleveland Court
C. D. Doyle
Pasadena Street
A. Schrewer
Porter Avenue
Mie
F. Moore
Rigsby Avenue
Arline Hall
East Dittmer Avenue
Bate Doble
King Wiliam
Robert B Green Hospital Records Lower Per Patient Cost
Dr A H Butler of El Peso County hospital reports Robert B Green Hospital has the lowest operating cost per patient among Texas public institutions, at 2.30 dollars. He notes Houston's Jefferson Davis, Parkland in Dallas, and John Sealy in Galveston as higher costs, with Houston at 2.68 and 12 other hospitals ranging from 3.30 to 7. The letter to Dr Frank L Faschal summarizes the comparison.
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Bezar County
Robert B. Green
Texas
A. H. Butler
el Peso County
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Houston
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Butler
Frank L. Faschal
Houston Hospital
Butley
Santa Ana police chief charged in lottery conspiracy
Los Angeles Nov 10. A race sweepstakes lottery scheme tied to smuggling tickets from Mexico faces charges against Thcod W. Howard police chief of Santa Ana and seven others in a multi year conspiracy to steal about 3 million dollars from ticket buyers while only 540 thousand is disbursed in prizes for this country.
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Los Angeles
Thcod
W. Howard
Ohlef
Santa Ana
Mexico
City News: Ruseli to play Wednesday night stub
Ano Shr Ladies free. City spars new lineup as Ruseli set to perform Wednesday night. Local sports and events brief note indicates free admission for women and a placeholder stub for additional details.
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AL Ruseli
Police Order Regulates Jewish Movement In Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports the government expanded anti Jewish policy by issuing a police order that controls when German Jews may leave their homes and where they may go. The regulation, published in the Reichsgesetzblatt under police order regarding the appearance of Jews in public, provides a legal basis for yesterday's decree banning Jews from streets during eight hours on December 3 for national solidarity.
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Berlin
National Solidarity
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Uiek
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Lois Marie Coulon
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W. H. Shelton
Rose Room
Phil Alexander
Christmas
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