Survivors Reach New York After Dixie Rescue
Survivors of the Dixie steamship disaster arrived in New York greeted by relieved relatives. Passengers recount a harrowing three day ordeal, the ship’s crew and captain praised for discipline and quick rescue. Reports note 200 aboard and 69 rescued from the Napress liner. volunteers and coast guard later considered lifeboat efforts and cross-water rescue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elad Hystena
Wrepinp
Pennsylvania
Wnev
Dixie
Henry Treger
Plainfield
N. J
Wirdess
Wooten
E W. Sundstrom
Edward B. Rommel
City
Rommell
San Pratcieco
Riling Tor
Coast Guard
Troops Guard Czech Polish Border in Flareup
At the Czech Polish border tensions rise as Polish nationalists cross into villages, causing broken windows and damaged property amid long standing border jealousies dating to the postwar period. Local forces respond with guard measures to curb further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Czernaievai
Clem Todzy
Hay
Obituary of Mrs Bertha Fehrenbach at 2529 Went Travis Street
Mrs Bertha Fehrenbach aged 78 of 2529 Went Travis Street dies. Services 4 PM Saturday at Shelley chapel with the Rev Baxter Greer officiating. Survived by sons Ay Ba and C.C. Frinnbach and daughter ftps Ine Amibersar, MD of Seg Antane, Texas, and Roseiaga Bussal Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Fehrenbach
Travis Street
Servicus
Shelley Chapel
Baxter Greer
Property transfers and deeds span San Antonio suburbs and city blocks
A scattered list of deed transfers and property transactions from the late 1920s to 1930s references numerous buyers and sellers such as Deeds Pete Trevine, Mrs Gladys Hyman, Fay Hughes, J K Bonzet, Arthur Coleman, and others. The records cover lots and blocks in new city blocks, dune subdivisions, and suburban tracts, with prices often around tens to hundreds of dollars and dates from 1923 to 1953, naming multiple sequence deeds and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Trevine
Janet Guitever Ami
Raymond Edwards
Pritstes
Mary Stewart
Iesiee
Guaranty Building and Coan Company
Dee
J. K. Bonzet
Raymond Jrards
Meco’ Stewart
Gueraniy Bullting and Loan Company
Boveles Anderson
AL We Serald
Merghrer Crwright
Carl 0. Cartwright
Separete
Old City
Nirgiria Jones Uoderkivi
de’ Jones
Menrietta Jones Saxevir
B.A. Greathouse
Wruptig
Coral S. Crowley
Dent
Ted
Melly Ene Disty Investment Company
Seetriie
Aries
San Antonio
Membiere Company
Bunkie
Wheeler’ Kelly and Smeny Company
Aeree Ou
San Antonia
Subusban Ev
Tel
Williams
Rte
Kearnes Resiened
Wheele al Heroy Investment
AGBR
Acre Vt Divi
Ban Antonin
San An
Willers
T.t. Williame
Mglio
Harny
Jay B
New Saen
Liege
Jay
Mar Mureuier
Buena Vista Street
Reni
Heck St
Rener
Wile
Fener
Wilein
Ben Femare
Hiock
Open Forum letter urges bond for San Antonio centennial plans
Herman H. Ochs writes as former chamber of commerce leader backing a targeted bond issue to fund public improvements in San Antonio ahead of the 1936 centennial. He argues for local participation and a federal grant to cover costs, supporting widening of Main and East Houston streets and a major highway artery. He urges unity among residents to elevate the city’s status and tourism appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Te Ban Antonio
J. Wilson
Wilson
San Antonio
Texas
Ray
United States
San Pedro Uvanur
Ramana Plaza
Chamber of Commerce
Mein Nring
Alent
Ie Mallér
San Pedro Avenue
East Houston Street
Mr. Wesson
Jaciousl
Herman H, Ochs
Fletcher Woo s Negro Republicans
Henry P. Fletcher national Republican chairman addressed Negro Republicans in Philadelphia at a six state conference. He urged a return to renomination policies with a century and a half of proof and advocated repeal of federal economic policies, criticizing Democratic governors including Fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Henry P. Fletcher
Roosevelt
Rene Nomi
Fare
Nazi Reform Four Theatrical Groups in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports the dissolution of four theatrical organizations and the formation of a substitute Fro fex,Jons Stage league to complete Nazification of the German stage. The move, announced as a great unification of all cultural groups, is tied to Nazi interests and Hans Hinkel, the new Nazi director, pledging loyalty to the movement and labeling the action as essential to the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frofex
Jons Stage League
School Official Victor in Court
Henry Plog, principal at Carey school near Oklahoma City, won a court battle to keep his position. A writ of mandamus ordered County Superintendent Jim Wattem to approve his contract after the district board had approved it and a petition from 140 patrons urged denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Henry Plog
Carey School
Here
Buplis
Professor Plog
Watram
Pacific Coast Gas War Cuts Gasoline Price Across Region
Warfare among major and independent oil firms across the Pacific coast prompts a total 2 cent per gallon drop in gasoline prices. Standard Oil lowers 2 cents last Thursday and adds another half cent after rivals matched the cut. Crude price falls 53 percent amid failed voluntary curtailment talks post national recovery act. Independent firms match major reductions, signaling widespread price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Standard Ol Company
Tew Gasolina Wat
S. A. Boy Held in Theft of Watches
Police hold a US-year-old boy in connection with four watches valued at 40 from Hugo Pens Jewelry at 222 East Commerce. Watches recovered at a pawn shop. Other reports include $138 stolen from Batur-Gay Hare, clothing theft from a parked car, and burglary at Magnolia service station with attempted theft at Doak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Pens
East Commerce Street
KC. Reid
RoreKoad Avenue
Batur- Gay
E. Whitson
Ervin Street
L. ‘Tidwell
Norby Alamo Street
Charles Rayliff
Main Avenue
Magnolia
Broadway
Jones Avenue
Doak Nothing
Jens
Ship Seth Parker in Trouble Again
In Honolulu area a rescue was launched for the distressed vessel Seth Parker after heavy seas drove the ship 625 miles northeast of Honolulu. The leaky fishing boat ran pumps out of commission and three feet of water flooded the hold as the crew of 15 faced a lack of food amid worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Sept
TRA
Shhooter
Beth Parker
Pacific
Salas Noutheast
Seth Parker
U. S. Currency Case Moved to Austin
The case of James Parker of Harper on charges involving counterfeit currency was transferred to Austin for trial. Parker posted a $1000 bond and the transfer followed testimony by Mrs Billie Reed of Boerne at a Harper fire event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Austin
James
Parker
Harper
United States
Lao
Harp
Billie Reed
Boerne
Whc
Fayl
Lockhart
Baby prodigy at 20 months speaks 1100 words
Minneapolis report describes 20 month old Jackie Grub who rattles off over 1100 words and sentences. Dr Bringelson, director of the University of Minnesota speech clinic, and Elaine Hoye compare his vocabulary to peers, noting he uses nearly twice as many words as Carol Rowe of Orestan Iowa and suggesting genius level on the Binet Simon scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Jacks
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Births Reported
Marriage licenses list W. DL. Srtoks and Mrs. Sale Bury. Ben W. Ammony and Elaine Lit Sunt. Reanster and Delma Cure. Maelord SaNing and Evelyn Dow esin. Maria Tilia Trevino and others. Births reported include multiple entries with names and addresses, hospital births, and dates in September. Also listed are burial permits, divorces granted, and building permits with locations and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DL. Srtoks
Sale Bury Torso
Ben W. Ammony
Elaine Lit
St. Reanster
Delma Cure
Maelord SaNing
Evelyn Dowesin
Martin Teriere Jr
Maria Tilia Trevino
W. Brathan
Ovhella Baker
Armani
Davion Coxami Onrouhy
Lacie Carolus
Mra
Santos Saldiar
Montenuma Street
Bay
Charter’ Ban Bert
Nix Hospital
Piri
Tomax Rodsriguen
South Richtee Street
Eptember
Fred Th Scheunémann
Rushed Kateen
Nix
William Fea
Ork Station
Aubust
Ora
Albert Dominis
Etatian Hospital
Bryfantw
le LL Fohnaon
Nix Nosylin
August SO
Mare EL Walton
Nix Knaplia
Aupuat
W. BL Lene
Hoover Street
Ankuse
Manuel Manox
North Elmendorf
Emmett G. Eilemiston
Doapita
Stra
Jack Moyers
John R. Ehurman
Gregorio CO
Hildalga
Bure Bank Parent
William Jeher Sr
North Atreet
Olive
Gonren
Retulla
Austin
Frederickshire Road
Central Meatter Company
Fuitting
Nacharzanoura
Atyeet
Smish
Washingtons lost veterans and the 1933 Florida keys march
A column recalls the 1932 and 1933 bonus marches on Washington and the Florida keys. Veterans were routed to Fort Meade and FERA camps, then dispersed to Clearwater and Florida keys by FRA. The piece notes the tragedy and argues veterans were not recruited in Washington but sent to distant posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RK. Brown
Universal Service, Inc
Washington, D. C
Worida Keys
Washington
Florida
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover
Une
Congress
House
Fort Meade
Keys
FERA
Attiers
Vn. Giscon
Tureau
Clearwater
FRA
Fete
Pastor Painter Returns From Texas Encampment
The Rev. Thomas J. Painter of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will lead both services Sunday after attending the Texas Encampment at Decatur, Texas. Last Sunday Rev. Mr. Tanner completed instruction to a class at the annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Painter
Fis
Cumberland Fresbelerian Church
Mr. Tanner
Anual Guimberland Presbyterian Texas
Decatur
Texas
Somerset District Court Dockets Reflect Broad Civil and Divorce Actions
Court records list numerous civil judgments and divorces across Somerset districts. Cases feature plaintiffs like Blient Slumber Muthers Manufacturing and Liberty Bank and Trust Company, with actions including notes, foreclosures, and damages. Several school district matters show judgments for plaintiffs in pairings with independent school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Cotry
Dedeu McCollum
Albert Hirschtein
Blient Slumber Muthers
Pasy Et al
Sandford
Glidden Company Ve. Hf
Halliuan
Newton and Weller Déampany
Sut Tecamelis
Henry Rule
Hens Hoersch
Inet
Charles Ty
Someraet
Senool
Wick
A. TL
Dipsrich
Disineston
Somerset
Senool Dia
Wet
Va. de FL
Thaznsay
Bomerset Independent School
Digite
Vivien Quevenbury
Plaintier
Bomerset
Carrath
Paintier
Alfredo Crud
Dria Johnsen
Ou George John
Yi AL Bighey Ve
Olive Childcers
Jamen
Damekex
mCornaiios
Hamos
Elizabeth Thomas
Mazintiian Mura
Ciemanca Sera
Gait Far Lvaros
District Court
Indes
Frederick Stevens
Alliance ‘Trust Company, Ltd
Cordelia Smith
Reconstruction Finance Carperalian Vr Mall
Cody
Parle
Thornton Akers
Nels
Akers
Adontian
Ccew
Hed
A. EB
A. Eb, Loweva, A. D. Kurkendal, Suil Tor Positszian
Premiees
Ethrideece
Western
Telezenol Company
Migsian Furniture Company
B._ Hanner
Cult
Alleston “Furniture Company
Graneler Sultan
Louis Almida
Epilecia San Roman
Anhn F. Onan
Army Orders From Washington D C Report
Fragmented army orders list personnel and stations including Moncrieffe, Harvin Bomarvell, and Park Monmeull with scattered references to districts and locations such as Monterey and Washington. The garbled text mentions names, ranks, and postings in a wartime style, reflecting command movements and appointments with limited legible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waagitington
Tiwmn
U Moncries
Watington
Mair
John Ie
Tnt
Booravensk
Filmond If
Arthur
Trafean
Boc
Englewond
Ashington
Blasford
Han Francisco
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T. E. Powers
Ottlee
Sid Trevey
Frank F. Belcher
Skippy
C. T. Goglly
Browneville
Oiciale
Morems
Berlist
Pascen- Bete
Steaime
Atenas
Baynea
Russa
Downy
USA
Dawa Ster
Arthur Coleman
Rey.mont Edwards
Maen Stewart
Supreme Camp
The
American Weaabee
New City
Raymona
Maco Stewart
Buster
Guarenty Bundine and Leas Company
Black
New Y
Loco
PF. Cassidy
Joraan L Cantingham
Sterlandale Gardens
Open Forum
Fletcher
Pacific Coast and Gas
S. A
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Old Dominion
Jim Farley
El.company
Pe Oane
I Byrd Sanctuary
Harry Byrd
Nowwe Antile Maris
Fred Tindvieh Ys
Wagner
Jinuzehsht Realty
Felten
Fred Marines
Ard Trost
Allee Irasome Hunt
John B Holtys
Tavissa Renna
Pongeanion
Pyamlaan Toot Petring Ve Alama National Bank
Rasmond Montenagra
Albert “Mynary
Perry
Ceveru Polite Adamle
Bard
Teorse Ortiz
Antonie’ Moret Tae Ron Monic Moreno
Cnantertolines
Nantga Ie
Wic Parker
Ingle
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