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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1935

Page

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Plane crash kills three in fiery Los Angeles route disaster

Los Angeles September 2 Three people were killed when a West aviation Express Boeing transport crashed after takeoff from Union Terminal bound for Salt Lake City. Pilot George Sherwood 24 co pilot Fred Burlew 35 and stewardess Donna Hayton 22 died as the ship struck a high tension wire and burned near a barn. Guards were posted to protect recovered mail and cargo while investigators probed the misfire that doomed the flight. Sherwood a veteran flyer left a wife and son and was a Stanford graduate last with the line about two years.

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Flight through storms and lightning to Albuquerque

A narrative of a plane voyage between days of wild weather. The crew encounters a rainbow, heavy hail, and powerful lightning above two storms, then pushes toward Albuquerque. Pilot Coyle explains lightning physics while passengers endure turbulence and hail. News notes a co flight from Los Angeles and an accident death near Albuquerque, with Wichita headlines on the return journey.

Flat Cove Coyle Samuel Johnson Buffon Trocti Pilot Coyle Br. Coyle St. Elma's Albuquerque Aziz Bejal Winslow Huresu Los Angeles Erniesrith Hawaii Ernie Smith Ickes Wichita Ban Leyand Brothers Saint Hernard Levand Brothers Bonfils

Kendall Fair Concludes With Labor Day Festivities

Kendall County Fair marks its final day as Labor Day events draw thousands from San Antonio and South Texas. Highlights include baseball, horse racing, two-hour revue show, rock ets and aerial balloons display, and displays from industries, agriculture, livestock, and crafts.

BOFRN Texas Cfs Kendall ‘County San Antonio San of Industries Agrica Vestock

France Masses 40000 for Manich War Maneuvers

France mobilizes 40 000 troops for military maneuvers between Paris and the German frontier at dawn. Motorized units join the exercise, marking a new era in French military practice.

France Paris Geran

Texas Projects Seek 367,367 Loans in PWA Drive

In Worth Texas 20 stations for 167,367 in loans were received at rate headquarters as staff worked through a holiday to have as many applications on file by midnight Thursday The state detailing on requests for PWA funds.

Texas T Worth

Weather and precipitation report with regional readings

The weather summary lists total 24 hour precipitation of 14.51 inches by January 7, total 33.68 inches, and daily conditions across multiple cities. It notes moon and sun timings along with high temperatures in the 70s and 80s, cloud cover and rain in several locations, and detailed forecasts for Texas and neighboring states. The table includes highs and lows for numerous locales such as Brownsvale, Galveston, Houston, Dodge City, Omaha, and Phoenix with varying weather conditions.

Nore Ginee Janusary Inczie Aransas Pass Brownsvale Tor Buffalo Charleston Ebavenne Ataan Tex Clear Tax Clouds Rio Cale Bes Moines Loxa Dodge City Kan el Faso Fort Smith Ark Galveston Helena Houston Ana Cuczen Ariz Glouay Werhetar C Goudy Tag Areeler Lstiseille Ky Meinlis T Siami Fla Omaha Neb Phoenix Piet Port

San Benito Youth Loses Arm in Crash

San Benito reports Charles Peery 1983 high school football captain lost his right arm when his car was sideswiped early today by a white truck on Military Highway near Weslaca. He is in serious condition with three blood transfusions planned.

San Benito Charles Peery Weslaca Peery

U S Would Break Ties If Soviet Violates Pledges

Washington reports that the United States may sever diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia immediately if there is further violation of its non propaganda pledges. A White House conference led to the tentative decision, with President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, Assistant Secretary Walton Moore, and Robert Kelley present. The plan would recall Ambassador Bullitt and expel Tropanova if violations continue.

Washington, D. C INS United States Russia White House Roosevelt Hyde Bark Cordell Hull Walton Moore Robert Kelley State Department William G. Bullitt Alexander Tropanova

Huey Long Plans New Book Tour Across Midwest

Dr E K Sanderson reports Huey P Long told him of a September 14 start for a tour in Louisiana Arkansas and Texas cities. Long said a new book titled My First Days in the White House would be published within a month and would detail what he would do in the White House. He would focus on national politics and share the share the wealth program, with travel resuming after a Louisiana rest. Tour dates include September 21 in Longview Texas.

Shreveport Huey P. Long Midwest E. K. Sandarzan Long Louisiana Arkansas Texas Indianapolis White House Anderson Longview

Seven Redemptorist priests jailed in Germany

Berlin reports seven Redemptorist priests were given jail terms from four months to six years for currency smuggling charges. Fines ranged from 10,000 to 100,000 marks. Also in Springfield Missouri educator Dr. Oscar Bradshaw, 50, former University of Oklahoma professor of education, died at his sister's home.

Berlin Order of the Redemptorists Thesr Springfield Oscar Bradshaw University of Oklahoma At Norman Cito E. Clark

Blonde's Knock at Door Costs $440 in Missing Cash

In St Faun Minnesota on September 3 a man reported a woman forced entry at his door after asking for a match. He claimed $440 disappeared from his possession during the incident. The man identified as J W Leach, vice president of the Alabama State Fair association, described the episode occurring near Hotel 61 in Paul.

St. Faun Minn J. W. Leach Alabama State Fair Association Paul Leach Monty

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