Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 265, Ed. 1 Monday, August 23, 1937 Page: 5 of 8
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BROWNWOOD (Tex**) BULLETIN, MONDAY, AUGUST 23,1937
PAGE FIVE
Protests Fail to
Secure Removal of
Rangers at Dallas
Striking: Crew Is
Removed From Ship
Negroes Sought in
Attack on Worn
No Rumble Seat
Included Here
Air Fleet
54 Recruits Like This for Na
OALVK8TON, Aiif SS-^-tUP)—A
Clyde Mallory lines steamer whoa;
crew "sat down" Friday sailed late
yesterday after police removed the
strlkert and chat fed them with
lolterlnf.
As police took the 20 National
Maritime Union members away, au-
tomobiles brouiht otier men to
sail the shin, the Henry R. Mallory.
They were supplied by the rival In-
ternational Seamen's Union.
The N. M. U. at New-Vork had
called off the strike at 2 p. m. Sat-
urday—an hour before the arrests.
This was not learned here until
three hours later.
Tie sit-down was ordered as a
result of a flfht In New York be-
tween the N. M. U„ CIO affiliated,
and the International Longshore-
men's Association, an affiliate of
the A. P. of U
LONGVIEW Auf. 23 —(U»—
Charges of robbery and rape ears
awaiting two East Texas negroes to-
day as officers sought [the ffcir
wanted for the robbery tarty yes-
terday of a Longview ol! man tul
the t. uninal assault on hH wife|
The nrjross. In a car stolen Sat-
urday night from a doctor hire,
Hopped the man and hit i wife as
they started on a trip to Arkansas
fh (/(all raleMt.1 I t
DALLAS. Aug. 23.—(UP)-Dallas
woke up this morning to find that |
In spite of Indignant protests front \
citizens as well as officials the
Texas rangers still were here.
Oov. James V. Allred stood firm §
as telegrams continued to reach p
Austin from Dallas citizens.
“I mean business and am going
to stand by the constitution and the \
laws, irrespective of the number of j5-
Inspired telegrams sent me," Oov-f:
ernor Allred said.
"Men have been tarred and feath-
ered and nothing done about it until
after the state offic.rs arrived. I
do not Intend for this practice to
start lp Texas again."
Allred said he was surprised to 1
find most of the telegrams seem°d I
to approve of the rough treatment 1
i the organizers, implying that
.hey belonged to the CIO, I "
Herbert Harris, Socltallst organ- j |
zer who was tarred and feathered
ORSENVILLE. Texas. Aug. 23 —
(UP)—A manhunt * spread over
North Texas today aa officers In
adjoining counties took up the
asnrh for alx men who yesterday,
vfflB Albert Giles, escaped from
Hunt county jail.
OUea was recaptured four blocks
from the jail by Buddy Wolfe, son
of. Sheriff Prank Wolfe, who recog-
Eftprd him and forced him to return
Nowrace had been found of the
other alx fugitives since they un-
successfully attempted to take a
ear from Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard
Brown a few minutes after they es-
captured from jail. Brown resisted
when they tried to force him from
his car and the men fled down the
street on foot.
. OUes told Sheriff Wolfe that the
men were unarmed and had nc
plans for getting out of town when
they escaped from jail.
Wolf^ who today was planning
to search several possible Hunt
county hideouts, said the men cut
through a plastered wall with s
Taxor blade and scissors and then
pulled a ruse to overpower Jailer O
A. McAllister and escape.
The mea hiding In the compart-
ment. called to McAllister that they
had dropped a pillow through the
bars Into the room When he en-
tered the small room through a door
from the outside, they overpowered
him. i
The uncaptured men .were Harlin
Lindsey, Albert J. Crowf and Mack
Herman, charged with Giles for
the burglary of a Commerce store:
Pat Adams. Everltt Jones and Thur-
man Routte. charged with automo-
bile theft.
base. She carries a 1000-pound bomb and has a performance capacity higher than
any existing service types, according to aeronautic engineers. 7
Castaway Kitty 10 Miles Out
r /cest,ffecax
and (prqw strong
VACATION III HOT SPRINGS
NATIONAL PARK THIS SUMMER
Entered by Woman
In Poison Death
here two weeks ago while attempt-
ing to screen a film. ‘Millions of
Us.” returned to his speech making
n a local park Sunday.
let alone two.
Hardly built for
the bicycle pedaled above by A. O.
Tabb of Kiddr m toier, London.
England, probably was designed for
t*;oae who find difficulty parking
their steeeds In congested districts.
Considered the smallest bicycle in
the world it weighs only five
pounds, although of sturdy con-
struction. stands nine Inches high
and Is 17 Inches long. It has no
knee action.
Ibe luxurioa* Easti
fSawn-awaken w|i
frdvbreaMatt-a ejfti
Yoar turmnrr day at
•ometklag like tbitd
chatter of a million I
eral water b.tl, miA
ay may rua
I the aweat
lou* hot mia-
ige-reat. • • Luncheon-golf oa
chtmpiooAip coureee-thea to
the lakn for fiahing, iwimming,
boannf or to tba plea-clad
adountaim for hikleg, motor-
' tng, boric back riding. Dteoer-
danciag-bridge-alecp, health
building sleep. • • Write for
descriptive literature sod spec-
i tal summer rates.
.jorty platform." [hearing on ter request for bond.
“——---- ■“» {She was denied ball and returned
l nree Die in Ro^d ito Jail to await grand jury bear-
Crash Near Kenedy. ^ ,iMnf „
KENEDY. Tex.. Aug. 23— <UP>—I husband. Willie Shaikey, 37. stry-
rhree persons were dead and three f ****"_*•** * her youthful
J there in critical condition In a*lo™' **??•<** Jw*lnm
Kenedy htmpital today, after a load- _ Bolivar Kemp
rd ice truck turned^ver stop a car Jr" ^^unced the confessions of
»earm# a group of cotton p:c,?rs. the bespertacled. quiet-apoken widow
Ml were members of a New Braun- Jand Jenkuv*'
els Mexican family. j Sharkey died after hla wife ad-
The dead were: Santiago Ouer- minutered some “rheumatla medl-
■ero, 40: Brmerlade Ou?rrrro. iTjctne." Ten days later, Ms body was
ind Alvina Guerrero.. 31. » (exhumed A chemical analysis show-
Cresenda Ouerrero, wife of San- «-d ‘r . ' nine in the viscera,
ilago. and three children veie in-J "My husband Will, was mean to
ured. . jif ' | me all the 21 years of our marri-
The accident' occurred Sunday I age." Kemp quoted Mrs. Sharkey aa
iftemoqp near Hobson, when the‘saying. "His family was mean. too.
3ucrrero car turned onto the high-j I hated all of them. 1 liked to go
vay. The truck, unable to nop. 5 out but he never did and 'Big Boy'
iwerved and overturned on top or[<her nickname for Jenklnsj would
the car. .Stake me fverywhere." '
Oreater London's luxury trades.
Including mUllnerjr. jewelry and
clothing, now find employment for
50.000 persons.
WAY OUT—
out 4th street, cross
Blast Kills Worker
BEAUMONT Aug 23-<UP) —
Charles W Ktbodeaux 25. of West-
Mite. La., an oil rig fireman, was
killed last night In an explosion at
a Magnolia Petroleum Company
well near Brooks. 12 miles southwest
of here. KUbodesux was hurled 150
f«: His body was found 20 minutes
1/!W half submerged In mud.
HOT SMINOS NATIONAL PARK ARKANSAS
then take
ft bfcnd plajn road,
4oinR until you
Austin Avenue,
to left to—
voocl floral Co.
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WHY '
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PROBABLY
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ITS TRAILER
WIFE
. AROlIMD
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WWERE 4
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Floating on a small raft. 10 mites at sea off Ban Pedro. Calif., this tiny
"Puss in a Boat" was tescued bv :i her men who found her bravely defy-
ing death asahe clung to her Bobbing rrafl. Tre tea-going cat evidently
had been cait adrift on tlje Rail raft by her small boy owner.
SMd, MRS.
HOOPLS
ought to
6et A {
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TO KEEP
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Parachute Plane
Testing the
7 I MAM,DE
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flret test flight at Philadelphia Pv The high upper wing routes, per-
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‘ parachute" in case of motor failure.
Rescue Flyers Wait
For Clear Weather
ACROSS THE
TEHRStHORIZO
in a BouiEn. Bb
AMO THATS THE
LAST WELL SEE
OF WE CARSO KJ
fa I HOP&1
POINT BARROW. Alaaka, Aug,
23—<UP»— Rescue flyers s-kltrd
near the Arctic Circle today! for
clearing weather to continue the
search for six Russian aviator! Inst
ten days ago on a trans-polar flight
from Moscow to the United State*
Poor visibility and a low ceiling
was reported over most of the Arc-
tic and northern Alakka area.
- Jimmy Mattem remained at Point
Barrow awaiting full reports from
Fairbanks where his refueling ship
crashed Saturday nlgr.t as It com-
pleted a delayed flight from Oltn-
dale. Cal.
amphibian pUn*'
I WARM NOU. >
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of tr/nspo*tation.
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the /omfortibiff choirs,
th««u)ift scWdules- -
• 4-4nd ijpu don't
m hs ana of the iccnffiy
u)Jhffn^oui5bo bus.
A Sikorsky |
canylng special equipment ordered
by Soviet authorities at Pairbank'.
was on Its way to the north.
Sir Hubert Wilkins, famous Arc-
tic explorer, moved up u) the
mouth of Coppermine River.'i U
Bob Randall, veteran Cansdlnn
pilot, prepared to renew hla flights
frem Aklavlk. In the Arctic Olrdle.
Soviet Pilot Zedkoff also was at
Point Barrow, grounded by poor
flying conditions.
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BUT.MR.fAR
SOVJ.THIS IS
MOT A
Battleship:
New OM Praeeaa Tried
i TUC80N, Arts.—(UP)—Til^ fir t
sucoeasful method of amalgamat-
ing gold and turning It Into bullion j
at the mine was achieved at the '
Pilgrim mine fn Chloride, S- D.
Gardner, supervising engineer af the
U. 8. Bureau of Mines, announced.
"The ore at the PUgram mint If
treated by flotation - Oardner said,
"and reduces operating oosto."
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 265, Ed. 1 Monday, August 23, 1937, newspaper, August 23, 1937; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1062917/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.