Court Refers Arrest Claim To Shook Court After Long Dispute
After a prolonged dispute, county commissioners Monday voted to refer the arrest claim to the office of District Judge John R. Shook. The matter concerns treatment allegedly suffered by a man at the hands of a rural constable and justice of the peace. A previous hearing on the charges had been set for Monday, with debate delaying the session.
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John R. Shook
J. Ferguson
Soleries Ue
Ferguson
Iain
J. Andrew Smith
Court of Justice of the Peace
John Geraghty
Cain
Perguson
Commissioners’ Court
Victor Yecker
L. J. Ferguson
J.R
Court hearing on Ferguson arrest sparks grand jury call
A contention arose as Ferguson claimed false traffic charges and demanded a hearing. Commissioners debated jurisdiction and urged sending the matter to the grand jury while Becker walked out, with Ferguson seeking to clear his name and alleging a statewide racket by rural officers.
Honest Court Refuses Participation In Probationary Hearing
A court hearing was declared invalid as witnesses dispute arrest roles. Feder testified no deputy. Gardner named in Ferguson charges did not take part in the arrest, while Ferguson claimed a man seized him and harmed another. The court referred the matter to Shook and Staptenbeck, with Justice Geraghty present. A letter from a would-be participant declined attendance, asserting a fair, honest court and opposition to political pressure.
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Feder
Gardner
Ferguson
Uecker
Hatter
Shook
Monley
Stappenbeck
Anderson
Ee Ae
Municipal airport project workers facing driver layoffs
Two truck drivers Munday were temporarily discharged by John Huth, styport manager, at the new Municipal airport project. Four drivers were contracted to transport WPA workers. Pernar and Tarln were laid off while Thompson and Rodriguez remain on the payroll. The drivers are paid by the city.
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WEA
Munday
John Huth
Styport
Huth
WPA
W. F. Pernar
East Commerce Street
D. B. Tarln
Riddle Street
J. W. Thompson
Uvalde Street
P. M. Rodriguez
Germ discoverer dies in Brookline on Saturday night
Frank Bye Mallory, aged 7, noted for identifying the scarlet fever bacteria and contributing to infectious disease research, died Saturday night in Brookline Mars on September 25 aD.
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Germ
Brookline
Mars
Frank Bye Mallory
Military Road Deal Near Sanfatanie County approves land buy for highway
County Commissioners approve purchase of two land parcels for right of way for a new highway around Sanfatanie. One tract of 7.86 acres bought from Robert Twenty for $1985 and another of 3.264 acres bought from Erie Skolaul for $?48. Details show bids accepted for asphalt surfacing on Broadview drive and supplies for county engineer’s office including tires tubes printer services and ledger books.
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New Mills Vary
Sanfatanie
County Commissioners Court
Prio City
Ackix
Robert Twenty
Erie Skolaul
Helly Construction Company
Maphuslc
Harry Warebach
Surfine Broadview Drive
Tse
Culebra
Goodrich Silvertown
Merchants Printing Company
Maverick-Clarke Inithograph Company
War Roundup From Europe and Africa Amid Global Fronts
War Roundup reports British planes sparing Rome in a record assault on Italy with 66 killed or wounded. Mussolini’s high command claims torpedo planes sink three British cruisers and three merchants. London says convoy reached goal with one ship sunk. Russians claim Romanian brigades routed and 2500 killed, Germans say eight more executions in occupied territories. RAF bombs northern Italy and Germany. Italian garrison in Ethiopia surrenders.
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Rome
Italy
Oltes
Mussolini
High Command
Mediterranean
London
Crimea
German High Command
Ukraine
Berlin
Gersians
Parle
Bohemia-Moravia
Imargency
Germany
Talianng
43 Hour Work Week Seen For National Shortages
Washington officials urged Congress to consider a temporary 48 hour work week rather than the standard 40 hours amid wartime shortages. Marritter Feeles of the Federal Reserve Board warned wage and price controls are needed to curb inflation while striking a balance with civilian needs. Eccles pressed for quick passage of the administration’s price control bill as part of a broader wartime program.
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Washington
JINS
Marritter Feeles
Tederad Reserve Board
Congress
House Banking Committee
Eccles
Reserve Board
Treasury Names Co-ordinators To Link Investigations
Secretary Morgenthau announced the appointment of treasury division co-ordinators to unite investigative work nationwide for a 12 month term starting October 1. Coast Guard officers will work with treasury intelligence units. notable appointees include Archie D Burford in the tenth district and N Callier at Houston headquarters in alcohol tax enforcement.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Coast Guard
Tenth District
Misetesipp
Louisiane
Texas
Houston
Archie D
Burford
Callier
Tax statements mailed early for 1941 bills
Monday began mailing out 44,003 tax statements for 1941 one month ahead of schedule. Dickson organized 16 typists, eight per shift, to prepare statements, extending the previous year’s 39,108 mailed. Each statement will be mailed by Tuesday night, Dickison said.
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Cotiney
F.be
Dickeron
Dickson
German Radio Tries to Split U S Public
Dr Jerome Bruner of Harvard reports German short wave broadcasts aim to divide Americans by age class, religion, and politics. He notes little change since mid 1940, as broadcasts seek to wedge leaders against groups and promote isolationist against interventionist views.
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U.S
New York
Jerome 8. Bruner
Harvard University
Wall Street
America
Britain
Dewnpaper
Service Center To See Dances Remonstration
A demonstration of dances made famous by the Bauders will be presented by Dorothy Helgnts dancing teacher at the National Catholic Community Service center between 7 and 8 pm on Monday. Capt. C. H. Engelbrecht will show the film Theod training of a Fly for Cadet at Kelly Field. The Altuisa club sponsors the meeting with Mrs. Norma Hancock and Mrs. Sally Frampton in charge of arrangements.
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Dirs
Dorothy “Sful
Alanio Helgnts
National Catholic
H. Engelbrecht
Kelly Field
Altuisa Club
Norma Hancock
Sally Frampton
Social Workers to Name Officers Meeting Set at Gunter Hotel
Social Workers' association will elect officers at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Pane American form of the Gunter hotel. J. D. Rawlings will report the nominating committee. Wayland Towner will explain the Community Chest drive. Outgoing president Herbert F. Gelas will preside and new officers will be introduced at the social meeting following the business agenda.
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Ban Antoals Social Workers’ Association
Gunter Hotel
J. DB. Rawlings
WPA
Wayland Towner
Herbert F. Gelas
Will Pbesiie
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