Toll of Sunday's Traffic Fatalities in San Antonio Area
Two people killed and about a dozen injured, some seriously, in automobile accidents across San Antonio and nearby over the weekend. Funeral services were held for Douglas B. Mitte, 25, a Travelers hotel clerk, who died from a head-on collision on Broadway. Miss Fannie Goldena, 24, died after being struck while crossing South St. Mary's street. Dozens more were treated at area hospitals for injuries from multiple crashes, including officers and residents on Highland boulevard, Broadway, and Commerce streets.
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Douglas B. Mitte
Brooklyn
Banta Rose Infirmary
Nettlettle
Ceci and
Lucian Eitle
San Antonio
Fannie Goldena
South St. Mary's Vstreet
Tolowingen
Berclair
Manuel Soldana
Bouth St. Mary's Street
Say. W. O'Brien
Palmer Sweeney
Fort Sam Houston
Aighland Boulevard
Robert B. Green
Afr
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Warren ‘Street
Broadway
Hoth
Medical and Surgical Hospital
J. L. Dustl
Travis Street
Main Avenue
Santo Ross Infirmary
W. Lowe Br
Crystal City
Fair City
Nor Fx
Erie
Nelson
West Commerce
Solomon Guerra
Furnish Avenue
Guard Capital S From Red Parade At Capitol
Washington October 16 A strong police guard was thrown around the Capitol after reports that Communists and protesters planned a demonstration before the Supreme Court which will hear the appeal of Negroes condemned to death at Scottsboro Alabama The Capitol police kept 90 on duty all day and the plaza was cleared Hundreds of Communists from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were reported. The Scottsboro case which sent four defendants to death may be reached tomorrow.
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D. C
Capitol
Communista
Eprotk
Supreme Court
Scotteboro
Als
Capitol Police
Capitol Plaza
Metropolitan Police
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Scottsboro
Beottsboro
Commuuniat Demonmra
Mll
Japanese drive in Manchuria targets insurgents and missions
Japanese forces launched a wide front assault on 30,000 Chinese irregulars in southern Manchuria to seize control before winter. American consular officials warned against bombing missions near Tunghua Kirin Linkiang and Antung where Catholic and Protestant missions will fly the American flag. Missionaries are ordered to stay with their flocks and aid locals if needed. Ho-Sho, Korean convicted of attempting to bomb Emperor Hirohito, was executed at Chiygaya prison. Steel orders by United States Steel rose 15,485 tons in September to 1,286,090 tons, with August tonnage up 3,293 tons amid a row of earlier declines.
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Manchuria
Orb
Tunghua
Kirin
Linkiang
Antung
Tokio
Ho-Sho
Hiroohito
Chigaya
New York
United States’ Steel Corporation
Read and Use Light Want Ad for Results
Classified advertisement urges readers to buy an ad to promote their own business. Mentions classification 28 light classifieds and provides a dialing code F 1231 for responses, implying a simple local advertising service. The tone is promotional and instructional, targeting small business owners seeking affordable outreach.
Kill That Cold Inside You Fast
Readable text urges quick treatment of a cold, praising nonprescription remedies like Grove's Laxative Quinine products. It promotes internal medication over external applications, warns against delays, and cites doctors’ opinions on prescription strength and protection against infection.
Remorse Suicide Turns Tragedy in Border Hunt
International Falls Minn Oct 10 Carl Lang 17 of Indus Minn shot and killed himself with a rifle after accidentally wounding Amos Snyder 20 of Indus while hunting along the Minnesota Ontario border near Emo Ontario. The tragedy occurred yesterday.
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International Falls
Minn
Carl Lang
Indus
Amos Snyder
Minnesota
Emo
Ontario
Weather and Flight Conditions Report Across Regions
The bulletin lists precipitation figures for the prior day and month with deficits and excess across January to October. It covers southwestern flying conditions, ceilings, winds, terrain, and general flight readiness. It also provides a wide set of city forecasts with cloud cover and temperatures across many states and towns.
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de Sieves
den Moines
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Oly
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Ssey
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Ask
Thr
Cee Clawy
Hewno
Mont
sClourly
Haunt Pere
Choany Huron
sCloudy Suckanviin
She
Glonay Kanana Clix
Raim
San Annelex
Calte
Lautaville
Rasss
Memphis
Tenn
Miaral
Pin
Montrmitry
Aid
Neeley Ate
New Orinane
Kew Rank
Oklahoma City
Ola Ciranha
Reb
Whornis
Ariasors
Billahurwts
Powarthur
Te Ratalan
Nee
Ruvail
Mint
Local injuries reported in Castroville area accident
Guadalupe street and Pelar Peres ages 22 of 2133 El Faso street were injured and taken to hospital. Baryay Surrell age 1004 Mencipaca street injured in collision on Castroville road. Cecilia Reynosa age 10 of 631 Leigh street knocked down crossing South Prem street. Alfonso Leon age 204 Daly Street suffered a broken leg when pinned to building wall as his brace started up cranking it Sunday afternoon in the 100 block of Buena Vista street.
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Guadalupe Street
Pelar Peres
el Faso Street
Baryay Surrell
Mencipaca Street
Castroville Road
Cecilia Reynosa
Leigh Street
Prem Street
Alfonso Leon
Daly Street
Buena Vista Street
Searchers Find Engineer's Body in Flood Debacle
Bakersfield Calif residents reported the recovery of railroad engineer B A Ross amid the cloudburst flood. The confirmed death toll rose to 14, with Ross's body located several miles from the washed locomotive, marking a grim tally in the disaster zone.
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Bakersfield, Gulif
USA
B.A. Ross
Federal Court Resumes Term With Judge McMillan
Federal court opened with Judge R J McMillan presiding for the May term. The grand jury, led by foreman Thomas H Farrell, was instructed to focus indictments on certain conviction chances and urged to avoid delays while expediting work. Pleas of Gully to be heard first. two other cases postponed until defendants in jail are heard. Civil docket opened with Rodriguen vs Wilke from Guadalupe County for 7500 dollars in auto collision damages.
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Federal Court
R. J. McMillan
Grand Jury
McMillan
Thomas H. Farrell
John J. Hartman
Clyil
Rodriguen
P. A. Wilke
Guadalupe County
Rodriguez
Mexico
Sung Wilke
Rodri-guez
Wilkes
McMilan
Law to Halt Bonus Marchers Sought
Washington police chief Pelham D. Glassford seeks congressional power to prevent further organized marches on Washington. He has asked District of Columbia commissioners for specific legislation, citing the Bonus Expeditionary Force experience as justification.
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Washington, T. C
Pelham D. Glassford
Congress
Washington
District of Cohuni
Picketing Farmers Turn Back Trucks in Midwest Turmoil
Farmers on strike in Minneapolis and St Paul blockaded produce trucks bound for the twin cities. Night reports say more than twenty trucks laden with produce were turned back as farmers press for higher prices. Mary Lou Fannin listed as contact.
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Mayneapolis
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
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