Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 162, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 11, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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THREE RATIONS ACCUSED
CF AIDING INSURGENTS
MAY PROTEST CHARGES
some
the
COMMUNIST PARTY OF
FRANCE PLANS MEETINGS
National Batteries guaranteed
for life. Battery charging and TtU
pairing—Bill Porter”s. ■
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•h . . . I hei r
blocking am
more touchdowns
lowns . . . tho-e long runs
. . . Mourn 1 id < iloomy
just about everybody
. with no t wo jerseys I he
was hard to distinguish
who. . . i’at t illo
d' a t'
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sold a
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supplied.
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PAUL LUKAS
Tyrone POWER,Jr.
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IH’NTSVILLE, Oct. 10 (-P)-
Two escaped convicts, Davie
W'h’taker, and Kuby .
been recaptured after
Thursday night. Nicolas
still sought.
ammli'd :
found
Im 11
a in n
flew
day
found
o their
(/p)
ir here
aecoin-
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a lame -
while
ail the
re giving 'i
'• -met h ing
wa
WOOD FOR SALE—4 foot wood^W
$2.00 per cord 2 miles from YolbaT
kuni; $1.50 per cord from Hopby W
Apply n. F. Borchers, Phoi
11, Route 4.
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J the second time this
boulevard on
i across from tlm
l solid
LONDON. Oct. K) f/P|—Three ohe i
scist nations, accused by Russia I
[of sending illegal aid to Spanisl
insurgents, were reported consid-
eri ng
GM ;
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 10 (A1) —
A terrorist, who said he was Ross
Pittman, escaped Arkansas con-
vict, was shot and probably fa-
| tally wounded at Flournop, near
| here today by Carl Swanson, cafe
I operator, who went to the
mers to
4 . - 1 mr t he f i rst t
tln^L’
having
will
nish winter
l*r-
Cham V
Chaw r
Belg rad
s?
C a iroZMtji
WANTED — Place to do house-
work to help pay for room and:
hoard. Apply at 412 W. Gonzalatl?[
work -
will receive ]»rotec
o-s of income dm> t
periods of line
Furthermore, if the
plans for aid 1
•J*
yea rs
•!mot ing
Lamar,
I j.'ima r
daughted.
.amar was
table.
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LAWN MOWERS fJH
I have just installed.
mower sharpener, a v
piece of machinery and
prepared to sharpen an
your lawn mowers in a j
manner. J am also pra
take care of any kind <M
be done in a well, ami
chine Shop. Welding a 4
Let me sharpen yOttr ft
mower and see th* wfl
entfina gmas aaifl
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 10
Curtis Cobb, negro school janiton d
was shot and critcially wounded vl
today after an 11-year-old girl
said he “looked like’’ the man
who attempted to attack her. Po»\t1
lice said J. G. Weaver, the girl’s w
father, did the shooting.
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plan ■
I vv hich,
a regu-
imliv idiml -
provide for
dier an esti
oil" received as
- plan at a iota
\ pproxim. te|y
WH" paid liv the
aid.
began ......per.'i-
I'ederal government
of the SociaI Sc•
total
Texas (•'■)’) —
has spurred tar-
ns a cash crop
in
it
» map phowa the
a HmH far ism
AMARILLO, Texas
Booths at the Tri-,State tai
were not large enough to ;
rnodate corn selected by Director
<'oc Howard for the New Mexico
exhibit. It was 15 feet high and
bore 30 mature ears.
TAW'
Phoenix stockings are firmly sheer y-t
have a speria! talent for resisting v/ear.
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, „ . , '."y. iShow Starts at 1:15 Sunday
under the federal old- | «z
v stem provided by i
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•cut» Y
Thi dele-mlum
ho will leave from
‘' M i<"L'-ip’ti I biy
will spend t h ree ,
Left to right are:
menD; Governor
new I nd list rial | uogra m
ernor J. B. Snider;
ture; and Greek L. R
LONDON (A*)—Nat Mercer, re-
jected lover, put women behind
him—by taking a 1,500-mile walk
test comes tonight I around the English coast,
meetings authorized1 “Walking’s good exercise,’’
, are scheduled. | Nat explained. “Tt takes your
Berlin denied border reinforce- (mind off things. There s the sun,
ments were sent, saying they in-, the air, the open road—and con-
creased traffic police. solation.
W Cl e
1 liddle. .
off l.v
him. . .
ea rrv
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 10—
(AP) — 4 scheduled walkout of 3,-
000 Utah metal miners was
up pending strike vote of fhe
state’s six mineral districts ti
Upon a decision of Park
district east o
of the general strike. The union iS
previously set midnight as the
deadline in presenting demands
of increased pay and shorter
hours, with a closed shop.
mi <
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made
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Sparkling an
Blend or match them with
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ESCAPED ARK. CONVICT IS STRIKE OF UTAH METAL
SHOT DOWN IN LOUISIANA WORKERS IS HELD UP
I mass
result <»
M i s. I JernaI
I cess
as much
<d’ life as
fixing up (he pace
. factory ami 1 lie "tree!
ular beauty spot,
I make it plea-ant a-
' a long I i fe s path wav.
H
I was
| M ,r
proximktely tO^O^nfedy aged
n and women in benefit-
ed nnder the old-age awifatanee I
provisions of the Social Security
Act- during September. These fig-
ures were announced by H
state director
ational emergency coune
'ex.-m. ami are based upon
it
(The Boss Pinch-hittins for
WeDid) .
onto the job
I idly dctei miiu i
morning of
odds ami
cveral
in I
w a
we
break I
i thum our nose
| trains when we
1 the other side '
there will be no
up by an
i crew when we
.go to lunch.
M ULLING l'O\,
Substantial ram
sow wheat as a
ime in sev<
needing it are financei
di feed and seed loans, 101
,! applied for $12,318. Wheat
heck wind erosion and fur-
pasture.
' . m. . .tlm
v cry
ing
”m
.fame. . .
I ole
all
^Berlin
P E
We eume
mormug
.■in desk this
cumulation of
period of
w i'rncb
WeDid
II v had we adj
t hat - ituat ion
ala rm w a -
over we
editor
' with
the fill
d' the
joint
STEADY WORK—GOOD PAI
RELIABLE MAN WANTEDj|
call on farmgrs in DeWitt? M
Lavaca counties. No experience i
capital needed. Write today. 3g
NESS Co., Dept. S, FreeponR
linois.
punched a :
the S. P.
at Mor-
of
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fl
M ississippiann
a m I Fort Worth. ' j
chairman of arrange-
time off from hia
Lieutenant-Gov-
retary of agricul-
Bi
Brownleaf . . . <i neutr d brown for brown and black.
Cedar . . . a lighter brown tor wine.: greens and raw.
o a k u in
in get-
m
i.l to
o;ade it
prov ide
for if,
he I >o- -
•al fund
furtlier I
under
It the
iploy meiit
no with
»e eligible
the Social S
all proper
whole NeH Bn
jJ’ards and-aao1
wme help from hi* hloekiug mates
on that run...bi(t jt yas a dinger cd »
. . .New Braufffels was doing some
nifty tackling out there at times
and their line jnst about out-
played ours. . .but they •couldent | Drought,
■top those two guys and keep (|J
them -ti pped... McMtirrey played n-
hiiii.'i lf another good game. . . . |
knifing thru and throwing tl“‘J snmmar’Zing
ball carrier tor losses s e v e r a I ■ f|)(. ;i(.f
since
T.
for
lo ([
Bertha Estes wa- sentenced I
two years imprisonment toda.v yi.g,
the -hooting of her -on in law. p1|(r
D. I .amar, Iulv 2d. I hd’ense : ,
I oil t i
mist rented
It was a
shot w hile at the din- !
. New
a few
their
Safety I
sweating |
sidelines... I
' for.. . to I
..and that 1
do...now
A bout f hat t mm
came in ami .-aid la
port a)11 me"sag.v lor
tor Sunday morning
w hat I’hiIco had up its
-lioiild inteiest too
I ’ield- sa vs t hat he has ■
■ > f r.'i <1 io- but that I hel e
ionics that are not
ZIM
..'A ■''
ti aiiiload of M ississippions ’
capita) <m (h-tober 22, Ixtnnd f<J*
( enlennial. The
v mil mg I tnlla
II. Bradshaw,
\\ hit ■, w ho w ill take
to attend the expositions;
standing. 3. G. Holton,
ice, a 11 orney -general.
w<yit Iho minute you lay
i exciting ail through
...........i your new
a-sirert result.
Sei 11
ma n's to get
Sundav. lie
•ad thier
state
Te'Us
Tex.r
I. E
dic’tOr to Handel-[
his advertisement
ioiind I he store
"O crowded with customers
advantage <d his big' -a
eon
Io gel
'■"IT '
l-ti"l
l' him
ami
i that
jot 1 I'll
i of ink and
ami for the
everyone about
it advisable
own place.
a ii
end" over
Th.'
> wa-
"lek.
el v e
tile
111 a 1
till'
i nt
ink
for
DALLAS. Tex. Oct.
Mrs.
to
•ral years, in
I -1.
cla imi d
E-te"'
I
ner
. .but they couldent
guys and keep
stopped. .. McMuney played
another good game....
and throwing the
tor losses s e v er a I
was out there mess-
mo.-t,. of t he time. . .
o get lo t up at a II
"1 1l"‘lwith
I kicked 3 extra
■ -triki'"
.1 immie
11 u 1111 n g
Spin
the
taken
■I 11
WINNING'1 loo
’ av ■ to ]>!ay
• tootball to be a
. . but last nite
were imf
a New
the!) -Illg
. .who
oily in
I referee who happened to
ular army major out of San An-
tonio was mi tb.e play ... banished
I lie box from the game right now
penalized New Braunfels
tlm lune of some
trom the "lands..
a r hi
glad
light
I1”
^.beautifying their
were reported consul-; Fred House thinks that
ering today formal protest against ! son,,‘ pmnpkins hceausg he i
'charges to Moscow government. I first fellow in town to sport
! Italy. Germany and Portugal 1937 '•;ir- However, Gerhardt:
named. Witte came in a close second and I
session of the internal ion-' n,nv
'• ■ ' -s ing
t he t
to I
STRASBERG, Get. 10 (*T)_
"a. •• France’s communist party, yielA [
ing to government dictates, cut
its scheduled week eml *iihss meet-, ()perajor, wflo went to the rescue
ings at Alsacelorraine to ten to-1 of an offiepr with whom the man
dav but concession failed to end I was engaged in a gun battle. He
,the state tension in closely guard- ha(1 (]isnrnn.(1 and kidnapped the
ed “lost provinces.’’ Reports th< ‘I of fjcer
German frontier guards in some
sections ami French mobile guards
were arriving, peasants marching,
united rightest plan to break up
even “authorized’’ meetings.
I The first test comes
, . 'when three
The population of Columbia. J )(v f|i|, .ruV(.riini(.,lti
| Mo., where the I niversity of Mis-|
isouri is located is 17,000. Capac-
ity of the Tiger stadium is 26,-
000.
thru
cn rrier
...Pat y
a ri mud
"cemed t
he "luiiipi'ii
, "lump mu
p-lint", . .and tImv
ill down life
1 >i" > started him
the first two *m him. . Speckle"
mt carry the ball
time being taken up
1 tackling. Yoakum
than f irst i
being the
Gus us-
in' had
same 1
will I
has the mak
tb.'ill plaxf‘1'. . .and he-1
I i ’ 1 le 'J y . . .1 .amidev
mixing b> la.i'i' a lame shoulder
I'd v i t' nd while he was in
t Imre . . . w h 11 ■ ail I lie other boy s
ere ,n th re giving 'em all they
■md...m>w "i.mething happened
it that was glad to sec in
,Ai aknm has been aictis-
playiug -’dirty'' tootball ;
t ime- . w hen in fact it is
the losers part
ic'vard" inhav-
tball
hard
win
a i ter
of the
Braunfels
a Yoakum
has never
his I i fe . . . t he
be a reg-
lar irn-eme to
wliu mi' nimble
them r! In Si
mated 7'1.mm
, "I miei
Cl »<| < ’ t
' ’ lit* lll’l 11 I 11 I " <•«
Serial Security
Since the •
• t ion wit h the
- umb'r t Im tI'l'ms
ciiiilv m t. a total of S'2,<)Ss. |.>0 ,
of federal film]- ha." come to Tex
as to aid it in financing its pro
gram fe'' .ii<l to the aged. O'i•• I<• >a 1
a id has made it |h >ssjble
state to prov ide much m >
(| HU t 'I \ ! "1' It - need) aged
Would be po-"ih|i' mit
ami Im-al fund" alone.
Still further benefit-
tn 1 exas iimler tin Sei
ity act. If the state enact"
unemployment compen-iit ion
in lim- with the Eederal ait
will be eligible to- receive fuml-
from the Social Security board to
pay all proper costs of admini--
tering this law. and eligible
ers in Texas will receive ]
t ion agaiii't lo-< of income dm* to
temporary periods of nnemploy- j
meiit. Furthermore, if the state I
establishes plans for aid to the
needy blind and aid to dependent
children, which conform to the
federal act, it will be eligible to
receive from the Social Security I
board approximately one-halt the I
cost of its aid to the blind ami
game right now one-third the cost of its program
New Biaunlels f(|J. ,jepcn<lent children.
tune of some ]n joldjtbm to these eooperativf’
the stands... Federal-State features of the So-
gh game...and 1 (,ja| Security act, Texas
to see someone ]
at doing some-
1IS
P
for t he i
i I for I
a re-
f the Social Security board. (
the progress made .
in the ejght months i
it became
. s ha-
aid l the
feiii I aid.
im-i im
SECOND GUESSING
with Jump back
| Whew’ just about a little of
| ex erything happened last night...
nice kicking. ... long passes. .. .a
little rough stuff...and some very
long runs by our touchdown twins
....Schaefer and O’Neil
i Braunfels cut
■ t heinsel ves.... (iltho
[ scoring was
' "a:; MI-;
i i rm i mg
i hat is
i get eu vs
is |ii-t
N e vv
i in Sa
| . . . and 1 Imv were all set to
him. Oh. Lch ’ But M i
Schaefer wa- overlooked at
. . . and all lie did t he I ir-t
times he got hi- hand on
was to run for touchdowns.
first for 35 yard"...and the
, ond was a nice little ramble of |
I 80 yards... plenty of bovs got a
shot at him...but they musta
I been shooting blank-... for they I
I couldent pull him down .. .started I
| off in low... then to second...
and when he shifted to high he ,
was long gone . . . no foolin he
made still another in the fourth
I quarter for 40 yards.. be cut off
tackle, reversed... then seemed
swarmed with tacklers.. .but he
shook loose like a dog shaking
water. . .got in the clear...and it
was just too had ..in the second
nuarter O’Neil was forced ont of
Mounds on the 6 vard line after e
•*0tmd hia right end...
it .over'in two triea., I
taking 1
le that h<
Id hardly get in-id", much les
to Meyer I" fi.xw up hl
tor a Simda v adv.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas
('oast wise movement of
through the port of Corpus
li is breaking all records
year, port oil icials say.
More than 35,000 bales have ■
been shipped to North American
markets and tlie peak of 40,2791,
hales, moved coastwise during the
I
1930-31 sea-on, is expected to be
surpassed this month.
More than 96,000 bales of ex-' n i i i> , i i'i(/
ttalv. (icriiiiiny and Portugal
port cotton have I...... shipped to |lilI|u,(| ' Witte came
date t rom here these Japanese I .. .. . , I now the vice
1 At a session ot the infernation- l,,<'
and British being the best, custo- , , •< <4isin<r1> in
al committee, Premier Mussolini s in- < nange in
I,H Z i delegate, Dino Grandi, called the J ’7 niode]
< otton receipts at the port , . .■ ,,,
, , , ’ „„„ , , ' soviet representative a liar, re-
have exceeded 221,000 bales. r ,■ .. . • ■ . ,
_________ ’__________ i luting allegations against Italy.
^Aarioum • X
Kosli • / " nrr
k °P1']
loose with
when
done...our
r O'Neil was
<m the
a -atetv is
the Io,>-e . . .
he can
-aw O'Neil sea*
Marcos la-t Saturday nite
Were all set to -top i
Oh. Lch I... Bnt M i - t e r |
wa- overlooked at first '
he did the 11 r-t t wo .
the ball
. .the |
i ■ i c I \
m.xup
lion I
■e l o
1 hi-
keep well t
The Zachrv Co. has
| hole t hroiigh under
tracks for the underpa
l ris street and the work
ivating is moving along in
Jone- had|s||ap(, \ye are anxiously looking;
forward to the time when we can
our nose at the old S. P.
want to get on
of the track ami
more holding us
indifferent switching
are in a hurry to
. . and
•’» xar.
be
tbali is a rmgli game...amt i (,ja]
| v a- kinda glad to see someone a]so
; else get caught at doing some- r
i . . n *’ L"'
'thing they accuse us ot...anyway |j)(> .|(,t
, (Major Berrv told me after the,
fellow in town to sport a ., , '.. . .. . .,
.. „ ' , Igame that Sehaeter and O Neil
However, Gerhardt i . .. o
. . , ..were the target ot some Smart
in a close second and I . , . ,
i Alec talk...some ot the words,
is on. No outstand- . . ,. ... , .
, <f which von won t t md m
apeparanee m the <■ . , ' ., > •
. „ . must reader either. . and it is
over those ot this vear. ,, . ... ... .
| their credit that they did not
I taliate. . .only in a football
i which was plu-enty. . .hope some-
cue else tries it sometime. ..the
pep squad was all mucked out in
j new regalia and didn't they look
I Swu-eat. . . they are getting that
| marching down pretty good too.,
and next Friday nite we go to Se-
guin for the third district game
...how about going along...we
gotta stay in there with them
Bulldogs.. .they aint let us down
Based on tl e play
Lad'slaus Bus le’
of the Y
Eactory believe"
good and pleasure ,
po-sihle so she is ,
pace bet ween her
into a reg !
planning to I
she passes[ .
' ' rough d
I
I
Talking about beauty -pots. For!
summer the |
(ionzales sf reet [
Fire Station is a ;
of beaut it id I lowers, |
f the interest that the
at the Eire Station take in i
surroundings.
he is |
is (Aie ;
a
too
M S
LORETTA
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Daily Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 162, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 11, 1936, newspaper, October 11, 1936; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1285708/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.