Widow to testify in murder case of Marie Ghulde
Sept. 17 at Parthade, the sensational trial of a semi invalid widow Marie Ghulde continued. Chief Defense Attorney Ralph Bogard said the 18-year-old would take the stand. State attorneys offered statements from Mrs Childs and Terrence Bramiett, Bramiett’s admitted sweetheart, including Bramiett’s claim he shot Ghulde. The defense quoted the defendant as saying she and Bramiett plotted the killing to maintain their love affair.
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Parthade
Davies
Tony
Ralph Bogard
Childs
Terrence Bramiett
Ove
Braimiett
Marie Ghulde
Bramiett
London Tide Sweeps On Against New Deal Critics
The piece argues that both Maine and Michigan rejected the Roosevelt administration and its policies. It portrays Brann and Couzens as once powerful advocates who failed to sway voters, asserting a broad public repudiation of the New Deal and a pledge to cleanse government of its perceived misgovernance. The rhetoric frames the national mood as a gale turning against Franklin D. Roosevelt's program.
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Brann
Maine
Couzens
Michigan
America
Roosevelt
London
Mae
Strikers in Salinas Clash Over Lettuce Movement
Violence erupted as strikers tried to derail lettuce movements into a parking area where on the Onion workers were quartered. Deputized citizens cleared streets with gas and axes while Sheriff Abbott ordered able bodied men to report for strike duty. Governor Merriam said militia could be readied and blamed Communist influence as about 3200 workers were on strike in the central coast area. The State Federation of Labor urged unions nationwide to refuse handling Salinas lettuce.
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Salinas Hospital
Garl Abbott
Mickey Shevlin
Fruit and Vegetable Workers’ Union
Salings
Sacramento
Frank Merriam
Abbott
Merriam
State Federation of Labor
Floods Impact San Antonio to Uvalde Route Closures
Floodwaters from the Nueces Frio and Sabinal rivers receded but caused washouts on the San Antonio Banderas highway and closures on Highways 4 and 55. A temporary bridge was built over a wash near Nueces canyon while Highway 3 remained open east and west of Uvalde.
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Privilege Creek
San Antonio-Bandera
Nueces
Frio
Sablyellivorg
Uvalde
Nuteers
Nueces Canyon
World War Sabotage Inquiry Delayed in Washington
The German American mixed claims commission postponed final consideration of 154 Black Tom and Kingsland sabotage cases until next month to allow the new American commissioner to study background and evidence. Claimants seek damages totaling about 50 million dollars.
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Washington
Allied to Confer at Medina Lake on Highway Plans
Governor James V Allred and state highway commissioners will meet Saturday with San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce and Medina Bandera county officials at Porter Loring's lodge in Medina Lake from 4 to 8 pm. Discussion will cover a scenic highway from Castroville to Pipe Creek and a link from San Antonio to the scenic drive.
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James V, Allred
State Highway Commission
San Antonio
City Chiefs Again Lift Water Taxes
City board of equalization led by Mayor C K Quin and commissioners met at city hall on Thursday to record an approving action removing water board properties from the tax rolls. The waterworks face a $534000 tax suit by the board of education. trial set in the Forty fifth District court Monday.
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C.K. Quin
Water Board
Board of Education
Fifth District Court
Mexican fliers and Texans named guests of honor at Texas Centennial
In Dallas on September 17 officials announced six Mexican fliers and members of the Texas burned clay industry would be guests of honor at the Texas Centennial exposition. Capt. Jesus Lozano led the Mexican group and the visitors were en route home after purchasing places in the United States. Rain yesterday reduced attendance to 17 399, the lowest yet recorded.
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Dallas
Texas
Jesus Lozano
Weston death verdict at Rice Hotel by own action
Justice of the Peace Tom Maes returned a verdict of death by own action for W. R. Weston, 25, who leaped from the thirteenth floor of the Rice hotel in Houston early Tuesday.
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Weston
Houston
Justice of the Peace
Tom Maes
W. R. Weston Dr
Rice Hotel
Junior Birdmen Hold Indoor Model Plane Meet Plans
General Westover backs full cooperation with the Junior Birdmen of America for December trials in San Antonio. Wing commander Warren Cooper and National Director Lawrence Shaw confirm a November meeting at the Gunter hotel to decide indoor event details and venue at Brookfield hangar for Christmas week competitions.
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Washington
Geneal
Oscar Westover
Army Air Corps
Junior Birdmen of America
San Antonio
Lawrence Shaw
General Westover
Randolph Field
War Department
Bhaw
San Attoma
Gunter Hotel
Warren Cooper
Brookfield
An Antonio
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