Mexican laborers protest over safety incident and calls for Camacho action
Mexican workers stage protests calling on President Camacho to address a fatal safety incident. Handbills accuse soldiers of firing at workers during a Friday rally near Pensitent Avila. Officers Maximine Ochoa and Humberto Cervantes face removal requests as investigations proceed. A Vera Cruz labor group appeals to expel GTAL head Lobardo Toledano for alleged communist agitation.
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Tandbills
Taital
Ning Arms Factory
Pensitent Avila
iCamacho
National Defense Ministry
Maximine Ochoa
Humberto Cervantes
Bss
Vera Cruz
Confederation of Mexican Workers
Avila Cgwnacho
Vicente Lombardy Toledano
Confederation of Latino Americas Workmen
Mexico
Bedell Building to Be Remodeled Permit Proceeding
A permit for removing the Bedell Building was issued for 6000 dollars and tied to a Tuesday suit filed by Chief City Building Inspector Carl F Wideman. Sixty three permits were issued Monday totaling 43100 dollars in construction including five to Bill Rite Construction for five room residences and air conditioning work at Frank Brothers and Chandler Shoe Store.
Japhetto Head Jr College Sophs Elect Officers
The sophomore class of San Antonio Junior College elects a president Japhetto Head Jr and officers including William Sellers as vice president Betty Keeney as secretary Audrey Mills as treasurer George Hagg as parliamentarian Frank Hunt as sergeant at arms and Sarah Hieban as reporter.
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Wits Vulues
Reen
San Antonio Junior College
William Sellers
Betty Keeney
Audrey Mills
George Hagg
Prank Hunt
Sarah Hieban
Negro Surrenders In Assault Case
Taeschey surrenders to city police amid rape charges in a case led by Lanning. Hardcastle confirms the surrender and the charges filed earlier, with the incident noted as occurring Monday night.
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Lanning
Negro Taeschey
Seb. P. C. Hardcastle
Nyoruitl
New Mexico Floods Grow Across State
Flood waters from the Bande and Gila rivers sweep across southern New Mexico and southeastern Arizona causing widespread losses. The Hondo in Roswell rises four to five feet again with no immediate respite expected. A Moon flood crest devastates areas in the Gila basin, wrecking crops and washing away highway approaches including a $150,000 steel bridge. Livestock warnings help save many in Duncan and Virden.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bande
Gila
New Mexico
Arizona
Pecos
Hondo
Roswell
Silver City
Duncan and Virden
Gila Crest
Mewy
Walkout Closes Two Car Plants in Detroit
In Detroit on September 30 strikes shut down the Dodge division of Chrysler and a Bridges Manufacturing bodying plant. About 20,000 workers were affected as a department layoff and unauthorized strike cut production. Chrysler blamed a department workout for the Dodge shutdown, while Bridges cited seniority as the dispute trigger. George M. Graye is named president manager of Stoneleigh Court in Dallas, taking the post October 16.
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Deeroit
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Briges
Melvii Bishop
Brigns
Senioriby
Wallas
Women Mechanic School Swamped with Civil Service Inquiries
San Antonio civil service secretary T. E. Milam said a Sunday press story sparked a flood of inquiries from women across Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Louisiana seeking civil service mechanic trainee positions at Duncan field. About 2000 to 2500 applications arrived as Milam prepared 1000 more forms and noted one woman already employed as a mechanic at Duncan. The program offers NYA students $50 monthly during a course aimed at supporting the defense initiative.
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Sanantomio
Civil Service
Joc
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Lousiana
Duncan Field
Milam
Prestly
NYA
Rio Grande Valley
Civil Service School For Women Mechanics Co
Duncan
Milan
W A Mergele Funeral Set
W A Mergele 70 of 1122 Sherman street will have services Wednesday at 4 at the residence with Rev W H Aufderhany officiating. Native of New Braunfels he lived in San Antonio 42 years as a retired employee of Bwit and company. Survivors include five sons and several daughters and brothers Rudolph and Edmund Mergele. Interment in Herman Sous cemetery.
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S. Bancuch
J. J. Daran
A. A. Geifer
Willie Kowald
Paul G Letiwan
Rudolph
Edmund Mergele
Pailbeurésy
Steve Baneuch Jy
Staley Zatonty
Juber Benfer
Edward Benfey
Dante Lehman
Paul Lehman
Herman Sous
Three Burglary Suspects Sentenced In District Court
Three men pled guilty to burglary charges Tuesday before Judge W W McGrory in Criminal District Court. Robert M Porter received three five year concurrent sentences for burglaries at homes on August 19 20 and 24. Frank Estrada was sentenced to two years for burglary at Henry Abachs home on July 19. Hollie H Brerden got a two year suspended sentence for burglary at W Proctors home on August 30.
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W. W. McGrory
Criminal District Court
Robert M. Porter
Astdilag County
Wayne Bryant
Farr Drive
F. G. Magee
Donaldson Avenue
W. Proctor
Austin Street
Strington Wanted Ad At Broadway And Fifth
Job seekers urged to come to Broadway at Fifth street for a Light employment offer. Advertises half rate pay and invites applicants to apply locally.
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Strington
Broadway
Fifth Street
Funeral Set for Sidney W. Hale
Funeral services for Sidney W. Hale of 810 Preston avenue, who died Monday, will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Hagy McCollum Murray Funeral Home with Rev. Albert P. Shirkey officiating. A Bates County, Missouri native, Hale had lived in San Antonio 85 years and was a member of the Old Federal Drivers' association. He is survived by his widow Cora, daughters Helen Irene and Frances Hale and Mrs. Claude B. Mathews, all of San Antonio, and sister Mrs. Fred Buckley of Rockport. Interment will be in Mission Burial Park.
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Oeernes
Midiey
Waller
Preston Avenue
Hagy - McCollum
Frances Hale
Claude B. Mathews
Bun Antonio
Alster
Mra
Buckley
Rock~ Port
Tiersen
Misaton
Lal Park
Rabe Nears 25 Years as Priest in Thursday Mass
Father Rabe prepares for the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination with a 10 a.m. ceremony at San Fernando Cathedral led by the Very Rev. Alfred H. Rabe. Archbishop Robert E. Tary and several priests will mark the milestone with assistants and a high mass. A luncheon at Central Catholic High School and a campus public reception follow with St. Mary's University guild hosting.
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Alfred H. Rabe
St. Mary's University
Soktour of Law
San Fernando Cathedral
Father Rabe
Robert E. Tary
San Antonio
Thomas Flynn
St. Patrick’s Church
Patrick Feeney
St. Peter Prince of the Apostles Church
Maatthew Gilbert
St. Ann’s Church
Father Flynn
Tings
Pather Feeney
Father Gilbert
Sidney M. Metzger
Santa Fe
N. My
Inv
M. S. Garriga
Corpus Christi
Laurence FitaSimon
Amarico
Sir. Marty's University
Central Catholic High School
Bob
St. Mary’s University Guild
Counties to Vote On Soil District
Counties in Mastrop and Fayette will vote on November 25 to establish an 8 county soil conservation district. The plan was announced by W H DuPay conservationist. The state conservation board has approved the application according to DuPay.
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Mastrop
Fayette
W. H. DuPay
Nven
Hie Stile Conservat Flow Board
Puy
Ex-Policeman Fined on Aggravated Assault Charge
Ex policeman Buelh Ross, once a city official, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault before Judge W. Overy in Criminal District Court. The indictment claimed Ross attacked Albert Franks at 410 Mortl Olive Street on June 19. original charge cited assault to murder. Ross was fined $100 and court costs.
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Buelh W. Ross
Main Avenue
W. W. McOvery
Criminal District Court
Ross
Albert Franks
Mortl
Olive Street
Murdder
Visit City Hall Meeting With Former Officials
Mrs. Maury Maverick, wife of the former mayor, and Dick deffrey, former secretary, met at city hall with City Attorney Victor Keller to discuss city matters.
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City Wall
Tyceday Inc
Maury Maverick
Dick Deffrey
Maverick
Victor Keller
Ages to Cause Staff Changes in Second Army
The army's new age limits for officers will force a major shakeup in the Second Army staff. Key leaders including Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear and Brig. Gen. David A. Robinson are past the new caps, with multiple colonels and division commanders slated for retirement or reassignment.
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Alexandria
Second Army
Ben Lear
David. A. Robinson
Col
Marion
French
U. S. Army
Louis PB. Ford
Richard
Burleson
Edward H. Dearsmond
Adelno Gibson
Henry C. Merriam
Jarvis Bain
James H. Lattebach
Owen D. Albright
William Mr. Connor
Willam N. His~kell
New York
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