Monsoon Strife Hits Bombay as Flood Deepens
The Sept 9 Bombay monsoon worsened chaos amid riots, stalling traffic and communications while thousands remain stranded. Official tallies report 237 dead and 720 injured since clashes began eight days ago. Police arrest 168 in riots, raising total to 2381. two stabbings and five more deaths were logged overnight as Hindu Muslim clashes continued. Government extends dawn-to-dusk curfew until order is restored.
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Bombay
Calal
Police Sergeant Johnny Justi Dies of Heart Attack
Johnny Justi 51 long time San Antonio police officer on the motorcycle squad died Monday after a heart attack Sunday night efforts by inhalator squad failed to revive him he is survived by wife Delly son Alton brother Frank and sisters Helen Bobo and Thelma Biesenbach funeral services set for Tuesday at 4 pm Akers Funeral Home with burial in Lutheran Cemetery
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Johnny Justi
San Antonio
Akers Funeral
Lutheran Cemetery
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
A 1948 article argues psychology links ego and social dating behavior, noting that a man with inflated self image may pursue conquest but lack genuine interest. It cautions against bribes or pretenses, urging sincere interest as the key to attraction and healthier relationships.
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Lawrence Gould
New York Truck Drivers Refuse Compromise Plan
The metropolitan strike of 25,000 truck drivers and helpers entered its eighth day with no settlement in sight after 6000 drivers rejected a compromise proposal. The plan, backed by Mayor O Pwyer, offered 19.5 cents an hour wage increase, paid vacations, and a 40 hour workweek. Chain store executives warned major food chain units could shut down early this week and other industries planned layoffs if the walkout persists.
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N.Y
New York
William O'Pwyer
Suspension of Cabbie After Refusal to Carry Passenger
Commissioner F J Anderson suggested a temporary suspension for taxi driver Robert L Reed after he refused a passenger from St Anthony to the Menger hotel. Taxicab inspector L L Fearous quoted Reed saying it was a free country and he would take any road he pleased. Reed was given notice to appear before Chief Inspector F C Vogler.
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F. J. Anderson
Reed
St. Anthony
Menger
L. L. Fearous
F. C. Vogler
Burglary Suspects Sentenced to 12 Years Each
Heyman bs Sigler of Dallas was handed 12 years in the state penitentiary by Judge W W McCrory after six burglary and theft counts. The case cites burglaries at 17 W Coyner 5000 Broadway J M Cavender 223 West Agarita and Broadway Bowlin alley 814 Broadway. Burglars also took $110 from the H C S Smith Tire Co 1212 West Commerce Street and the cash register.
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H.C.S. Smith Tire Company
West Commerce Street
J. P. Reyas
Bottle Brings Killing Charge Against Lewis Jt
Lewis washington Jt, 14ay Dawson street, was charged with murder in one of seven complaints before Justice Bat Corri gan. The death of Johnnie Cox followed a bottle hit on September 4. Other complaints name Wesley Boatright, Isiah Knight, Ernesto Mendez, R. Cones, Mike Kaufman, and Jesse Ballard in charges including robbery, burglary, swindling, forgery, and theft dated August 14 to September 6.
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Ernesto Mendez
West Nueva Street
Donald Vick
Broadway
R. Cones
Phoenix
Ariz
Susana Quivay
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Mike Kaufman
Milton Brame
Jesse
Ballard
Dallas
Alfred Murray
Roberts Street
Delegation Seats Amid Convention Controversy in Houston
Governor Elect Jester arrives for the Texas Democratic convention. At the Gunter hotel leaders set up HQ while credentials chair R L Holiday chairs an informal meeting to resolve seating for Walker county delegates. A seven to one vote approves seating the Minnie Fischer Cunningham delegation.
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Minnie Fischer Cunningham
Assault Charge Filed Against Man
A charge of assault to murder was filed Monday in Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan's court against K. B. Whitney of Lombrano Street on the complaint of J. F. Ware of Wyoming Street. I. E. Mosely of Capital Avenue faced a charge of forging the name of W. R. Barry on a $15 check and passing it to B. C. Oelkers of Blanen Road. A burglary charge was filed against Ira Winfrey of Trinity on the complaint of Christine Rhone of East Crockett Street.
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K. B. Whitney
Lombrano Street
J. F. Ware
Wyoming Street
I. E. Mosely
Capital Avenue
W. R. Barry
B.C. Oelkers
Blanen Road
Two Years Given On Check Charge
T. K. Darwin of San Angelo was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary Monday after he pleaded guilty before Judge W. W. McCrory in Criminal District court to a charge of swindling by check. He was charged with getting a watch valued at 750 and a ring 36 from Israel Elkowitz in February with a worthless check.
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San Angelo
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District
Choiie
Israel Elkowitz
Bulgaria Boy King Loses Throne in Plebiscite Vote
Nine-year old King Simeon II has lost his throne as Bulgaria votes to establish a republic by a landslide 3,801,160 to 471,000. Simeon will go into exile next week, with Queen Ioana aiding in packing and looking forward to seeing relatives in exile including Vittorio Emanuele III.
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Bofia
Simeon
Lunday
Igana
Vittorio Emanuele of
Italy
Stomach Gas and Sour Taste Sleep Aid Tonic
Stomach gas and sour-taste disturb sleep says tonic can boost gastric juice flow aiding digestion. Medical tests claim SSS Tonle increases gastric juice, builds nonorganic blood, improves appetite and energy, promising better sleep and health with regular use. Get a bottle at drug stores today.
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Medi
Eal
Reds Admit Squatter Blitz Across London Homes
More than 100 squatters settled in former luxury flats once owned by high profile figures as police held action pending government direction. The Communist party claimed credit and vowed to house at least 10,000 members, with improvised meal delivery and demands for restored utilities.
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London
Duchess of Bedford
Falls From Cycle On Military Highway Injure Barker
Charles D. Barker, 27, of 402 University Avenue, was treated at M. and E. hospital for cuts and bruises after he fell from his motorcycle on Military highway two miles west of the city, police reported Monday.
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Charles D. Barker
University Avenue
M. and 8
Proposed Pay Rise Totals 37752 for City Departments
Commissioner Henry Hein announced Monday that a 50 cent pay raise for 242 garbage and sanitation department workers would add 37752 to the annual budget for 312 working days. Including 101 parks department employees the rise would total 53640.50. No strong reaction yet to the tentative 50 cent offer as a compromise to drivers’ demand of one dollar a day more.
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Henry Hein
Garbage and Sanitation Department
Parks Department
Hein
Beauty Queen Elected Miss Southwest Texas at Uvalde
In a contest at Gamer field sponsored by the Uvalde chamber of commerce Miss Fannie Grare Carter of Pearsall was named Miss Southwest Texas. Eighteen contestants participated.
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Gamer Field
Uvalde Chamber
Case Merce
Fannie Grare Carter
Pearsall
Texas
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