Forms delay Tan arrests in taxi bond case
Unclear city efforts to enforce a taxi bond ordinance faced delays as printed complaint forms were questioned and a prior section was deemed unenforceable. Judge Anthony denied a temporary injunction to stop enforcement, noting the ordinance never took effect. the bond stood at $10,000 per taxi and forms were awaited for licensing.
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Wadsworth Named Santo Domingo Aid Leader
President appoints William Wadeworth of Hoxton as Johnson-Recreation liaison for American government in talks with Santo Domingo authorities on reconstruction after the hurricane.
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Congressman Maus Chats on Flight Safety and Training
Congressmen Maus promotes instrument flight training after a risky Kelly Field flight. He cites prior near crashes during tours, says he will push teaching in instruments upon returning to Washington and plans further testing with Brooks Field pilots and Brooks Field instructors.
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Committee for Gypsy Smith revival to meet Sunday
A revival committee gathering is set for Sunday at 4 PM in the Varish House of St Mark's Episcopal. Pastor Dr Phillie Cone Fietcher leads the committee with a plan to invite one representative from each church. Initiatives include revival meetings beginning Ravembeh and running through November 16 with daytime and evening services in the Musterpal auditorium. W C Tahnaon named chairman coordinating services.
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Hoover to Address American Tankers Association in Cleveland
President Hoover plans to speak to the American Tankers' Association in Cleveland in October, with details of the event set for the evening rather than the afternoon as materials were arranged. The Washington notice notes the change and confirms location and timing.
Nurse Shows Improvement at Chicago Hospital
Chicago hospital officials report Franvee McGann, a Bi-yene-oli nurse, has shown gains after paralysis affected chest muscles since September 11. She improves with seven hours of sleep, substantial food intake, and steady response to treatment. Doctors caution stronger lungs are needed before breathing unaided, with brief visits to ease comfort during respiratory support.
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Flavins J Cornett Dies After 18 Months Illness
Flavins J Cornett, a longtime San Antonio resident born in Louisiana, died after an 18 month illness. He is survived by his widow Daisy Williamson Cornett and several brothers. Funeral arrangements to be handled by McKinney Avenue Methodist Church and the Anchor Masonic Lodge with burial at the cemetery pending.
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John Florence and Wife Celebrate First Wedding Year
New Haven notes mark the first anniversary of John and Florence Coolidge in a Fountain Street apartment. The couple, tied to prominent families, face marital strains amid social and career pressures. John, once a railroad clerk, plots a steady path under a corporate boss while Florence manages home life and household duties. The article highlights community intrigue surrounding their status and public interest in their quiet domestic life.
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German Veterans Plead for Peace Tetyt Seal
German veterans urge restraint and a push for peace, appealing to stop bickering and commit to unity. They call on government to preserve both domestic and foreign peace using all powers necessary to end conflict.
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Officer Injured In Shootout With Suspect
Lonnie Crow, police emergency car driver, pursued a man armed with a knife chasing a distressed woman. Crow wrestled for the knife, used a car handgrip, and struck the suspect after a chase. He suffered a broken collarbone in the scuffle and was taken to Santa Rosa infirmary.
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Legion to Send Delegates to American Legion Meet
San Antonio Legionnaires indicated they will attend the annual American Legion convention in Boston from October 8 to 9. Captain Lee M. Munnigudl, commander of Alaina port, and Ciemlas lead the local group. A special American Legion team from Vesas will be assembled by the Mississippi Lines at Longview Texas on October 12 and travel to the convention city. BK Barrett, district passenger agent for the company, announced details.
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