The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 181, Ed. 1 Monday, August 1, 1932 Page: 1 of 4
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HOUSE OFFICE 8L0G
TO ANACOSTIA S.E.F
FLATLANCS CAMP
for Old Glory
HITLER
cure* 37 Per
Power But Fail*
Majority.
BERLIN, At«: 1—A tM
dead and wounded Irak i
day as returns came la
terday’s parliamentary <
which Adolph Hitler's J
far short, of the majttftt
hoped to get. An official
36 dead Mid more than 3
The vote fatted to enft
of the nation to any oa
political parties of tbe:]
SAti ANTONIO. Aug.
ThreejlMiKttts, driving a
.forced! to the curb a.
which Joseph Eng. gn
manager, was returning
bank and robhad him 0
holdup wan the second
robbery since Saturday
unmasked bandit held pj
ployes of the TanUs II
pany and robbed them 4
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from a woman, fourte
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A NEWSPAPER REFLECTS ITS COMMUNITY
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Partly cloudy * tonight
and Tuesday.
CUERO, TEXAS, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1932
FOUR PAGES TODAY/'
jure few men who
out of their way to
their own inteusts.
will be given an
to '‘protect their
in the coming state
they won’t be re-
go out of the way
definite highway
are under-way In
at this time
Interest of Cuero
citizens of DeWitt
a whole that no
in the proposed
in the gov-
otfioe at this time is
ms things up
It may mean that
projects already
lllMf glide and
1 Is a known fact
M|tf a Fergu-
would be sorely
by a diversion in
which “Ma”
A vote for Boss
good roads at
Is impressive that
of DeWitt county,
% program which
p entire county
*t ttttl* cost to the
who,
TROTTERS TAKE
BRAHMAS INTO
CAMP SUNDAY
Garza in Great Form as
Cuero Wins 5 to 3 in
HalletUville.
ARNOLD HITS HOMER
Four Base Knock in First
Frame Gives Locals Lead
Never Overcome.
Ocie Arnold's home run in the
opening frame of Sunday after-
noon's game between the Cuero
Trotters and HaUetfkrllle Brahmas
in HaQsttsvtlte gave the Cuero nine
a lead which was never overcome
and while Oana was limiting the
Hkrd to d hits, his team-mates were
podnding Valigura for 9 base
sad 5 runs to win 5 to 3.
Gans was In great form, and had
It not keen for bobbies in the out-
field to Cuero hurier would have
limited the Brahmas to a lone tally.
He whiffed nine batters.
Arnoidh homer hi the first frame
gave the Trotters a jump on thej
gat-off, ahd their lead wafe never
threatened. leading 1 to 1 In the1
third, they jumped on Valigurra
for two mofe tallies and sewed up
tbeooMUkfc.
Arnold with a homer and single
Ifswman with two singles In three
trips, a|id Koenig with a triple
and single, were the big guns of the
Area Under Army Protection After Bonus Riots
Mr the nmn who tnxdfc
rr*~ Pr
bad a little
laeating the ball in the sgn.
a result three errors were
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT
WCRE SOLDIERS CAMPS
AVY GUARD AROUND
•HITE HOUSC
LVANIA AVEN
OF RIOTIM0
Evidence Sought in
Gangster’s Death
* NEW YORK. Aug. 1.—(UP)— A
j litUe black book, said to contain i
the names ot prominent men in-
cluding two United States sen-
atbrs? has disappeared mysterious-
ly from a rocm in wnich the
I bodies of a nationally known crim-
] Lnal and his platinum blonde com-
panion ve.v found shot ta death.
The significance of the book was
obvious, officers said. and. indicated
the man. Robert Conroy, and the
woman, Rose Sanborn, had engag-
ed in a game of blackmail agaihst
men of high authority.
All evidence indicated that Con-
roy had first shejt his blonde com-
i panion through the head and then
ended his own life. The bodies
were found in a shabby suite or
rooms where they had been turn-
ing out bogus $a.OO bills.
GARZA GOES
TO INDIANS
Bare bs self -explanatory sir view of Washington, showing the scene of 1 Array. Much of the area is bow under a mild form of martial law, follow-
the rieU^ghich started when authorities attempted to evict the Bonos I ing Pre
ing President Hoover’s call for United States troops.
Senior High School
a credit !© this city.
Which is being
is to be
Comment upon
©t the
and the
are creeping up
both ends of the
be beard daily,
re can show
We can point
and it should
lie kqpt in the attrac-
maner now being main-
ti _
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..S3 5 9 77 10
tb r h o a
..... 5 10 0 0
&nt
Koenig, 2k -
Bell, e
Barnes, lb .
Oana, p —
Totals —
Hallettsvtfie
Greer, ss —
Stradbs. 2b .
Shaw, 3b
Bobotik, rf .
Touersen. lb
Begnar, If
Appelt, cf -
Zappe, c —
Valigura. p .
Totals ............. 33 3 6 27 5
Score by innings:—
Cuero .4 .........112 000 001—5
HaUettsvtUe _ .. —Oil 100 000—3
SUMMARY
Runs Batted in—Dietse, Bell,
Koetttg. Newman, Zappe, Appelt.
Earned Runs—Cuero 4, Halfc'tts-
vme 1. ,.
Left on bases—Cuero 6: Hall-
ettsville 8.
Stolen bases— Barnes,
Greer, Renger.
Three base hits—Koenig, Zappe,
Home runs—Arnold.
Struck out—By Garza 8; by
VaHgura 7,
Base on baits—Off Garza 1.
Umpires— Plate. Brown; Bases
Jones.
The flag they fought for overseas was again being battled for when this
picture was made daring Bonus Army riot in Washington. A few mo-
ments after the eamera had clicked the lead pipe wielded by the veteran
at left crashed down on the head of the District officer. The flag was
originally carried by the vets and the fracas started when police
captured it.
No Bonus! P. S. He Got a Barge!
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On his request for payment of his bonus meeting with no response, Henry
Harris, New York World War veteran, petitioned the War Department
for an old barge to shelter his wife and four children. This time he got
action. The barge is shown at top,'converted into a houseboat and float-
ing candy store, where Harris ekes out a living, thanks to the patronage
of the bathers at Bayonne Beach, N. J., where his home is at anchor.
Lower photo shows Harris with his wife and children.
Dietze,
*1 * *
Jones is in
city for a brief visit and
ms glad to be
Cuero lost a splendid
men, a sincere man of
whose influence was far
she relin-
Reverend Jones to the
of Waco. Town Talk wel-
d Jones back
d hopes that his
be a delightful
Jones, like all
tttie” resldnets of
spirit of friend-
a spirit of good fellow-
found In no
hfe tells us. He
the old say-
be away
M i>
State Highway Signs
to be Black and White
HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 1 —
(UP) — Pennsylvania highway
signs will be painted black and
white hereafter.
Surveys of the State Highway
Department showed this color
scheme to be the most effective,
especially at night.
* Previously black letters on a
yellow background advised the
motorists of curves, railroad cross-
ings. dangerous grades and simi-
lar hazards.
Prince’s Wedding Date Set
STOCKHOLM, 8wedcn. Aug. 1.
—(UP)—The wedding of Prince
Oustaf Adolf, oldest son of the
8wedlsh Crown Prince, and the
German Princess. 8ibylle of Sax-
en-Coburg-Gotha. will probably
take place on Oct. 20. it has been
announced here.
FINAL SURVEY
OF ROAD BEGUN
Field Crew Brings Survey
of Highway 29 to
Hochheim.
♦ ♦ ♦♦
* NEWS FLASHES *
♦ + ♦ . + + + + {• •
• ROSS STERLING
OPENS DRIVE
Members of the Resident Engi-
neer’s field crew Monday morning
began survey of the final location
of Highway 29 from Cuero to
Hochheim. The project is expected
to require about 5 months
Preliminary line for the new
route has been run and survey of
Cuero Hurler to Get Try-
Out in The Texas
League
Eli Garza, promising youug Trot-
ter hurier who has won 6 games
and lost 2 for the Trotters this
season, will go to the San Antonio
Indians of the Texas League for a
try-out, according to an announce-
ment made Monday, by Manager
Cecil Newman of th Cuero Club.
Garza, one of the most promis-
ing sand lot t products to be devel-
oped here in many years, goes to
the Indians on August 25th, and
probably will see action in the
Texas League early in September
Boasting a world of speed, ace
high control, and a puzaUng puree
ball, the Cuero hurier Is favored to
make a show. He has everything
needed to, make thpjpade.oKfc t|k
exception of hasabal
and a more complete
tjre gafiit and he a
through Manager Claude RN
son of the Intent.
Ganh’s loss to the Trottkf
will prove a Costly one. aft
shoes will be hard to fill.
Cuero is losing her . ace huner,
Victoria and HaUettsvtUe are add-
ing to their hurling staffs. :
- Victoria gets Arthur Seydler,
til three weete ago a member at
the Galveston moknd stiff, and
HallettsviUe gets Charley Breeden,
former Houston Bull hotter.
. ) -1—rv—
Farmers Plan Tkfrb
Day National Strike
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. -
UP—Sentiment favoring , the 90 day
National Fanner’s Strike is Reread-
ing rapidly throughout Oklahoma
and the South westt, farm leaden
j reported today.
Before the end of the month
100.000 Oklahoma farmers will hi
signed the pledge to not buy oo sell
farm products for 30 days. The ag-
ragarian revolt is scheduled to start
August 15th in Iowa.
Blaeberry Crop Most Valuable
AMHERST, Maas, —(UP)— A
survey made by the Massachusetts
State College disclosed that the
j Hampden County blueberry crop
of 360,000 quarts, which brought
$60,000 this year, exceeded the
combined value of all the aspara-
Chicken* Saved Party gui ^ttuce. cucumbers, emoos
J • and carrots sold.
SHERIFF HART
IS RE-ELECTED
WOODLAiND, Cal., Aug. 1.— (yp> j
—Thirty chickens owned by Alberti
KENTON. Ohio. Aug 1—(UP'— ___ Groh were claimed as heroes to- !
Fire that started in a pile of rub- d n. r D_r u wil da>'-
bish swept through the business Qe* Three of * Groh apd his brother. V. A.J
district of Kenton today despite; Hunter Vote Groh, drug clams at Bordega Bay. I - . ,
the combined efforts of fire do- j ■ I Upon their return they invited j ---
partments here and those of five FORT WORTH. Aug. i._(UP)— ! 16 relatives to a clam dinner. But Defeats Neighbors by
neighboring cities. {jrive for votes by Governor j c^anas had a peculiar taste j Votes Official Count
Ross S. Sterling was sounded off j and Albert Groh fed them to his j Shows.]
Wealthy Cotton Man here today in a state-wide rally to chrcken^
^ # plan his campaign for the Demo-; 30 (jhickens died of clamf
Killed Accidentally cratic nomination for governor in ' poisoning.
| the .second primary. 1 —i—{-— ■ --- t
GALVESTON. Aug. 1.—(UP) - G°vernor Sterling arrived early
- - - • ' > today to take the lead in the meet-
eotton
final location will be the last step , Hans Quldman. wealthy .......
to prepare plans for the route. As , man shot and kmed himsp,f acci_ j ing personally The rally opened
’ at noon with several hundred vis-
itors present. Early arrivals pre- j
the route « laid right-of-way, dentally at his home herp toda
maps are being or awn. and the whifc cleaning hi„ istol Justic^
complete project will be ready for Randolph Pierson rtPurned a v.r.
approval of the State Highway rfict of accidenta4 dpath
Sheriff Sam Hart of
county Monday was declared
official Democratic nominee of
county for the office of Sheriff,
after .an official ballot count gave
him an 18 vote majority over
former Sheriff B. Neighbors.
, -- The first ballot Count gave
NEWTON SQUARE. Penn.. Aug. Neighbors a victory by a single
Butler Advises Bonus
Marchers to go Home
iUWfH
On* time
an
ial
decorated by
oay- ‘
j dieted Sterling-would receive three.. t . ---- - : - %—
cavin, lourths of the vote cast lor Tom , UP '-Mai°r General Smedley vote margin. I
Commission by January according matpriais fnr rimininffThf. ‘ j Hunter in. the first pnmarv ; Butler, ictiied Marine leader.! Official tabulation, nowever, re-
,—.---.----- materials for cleaning the weapon; Govej.nor sterling will speak at Wl g0 to che encampment of the ] vealed an error in the results an-
at C!Ul*'j Brownwood tomorrow night, his j bonus expeditionary force in Johns- - .......
i campaign manager announced. ■ town-
to local engineers
Work of paving the 5.6 mile
stretcl> of road on Highway 72 be-
tween this city and Yorktown wili
get underway Tuesday morning
The Nueces Construction Com-
were found on the floor
man's side.
25th Birthday of Line
GOTHENBPRG. Sweden— 'UP'
-The Swedish East Asiatic. Com - ]
nounced at Nixon where Hart re-
to Nelgh-
COYOTES KILLED 083 SHEEP
i ...... . ...... today to ceived a total of'209
r ’urge the men to return to their bors’ 173.
i homes.” Whether or not Neighbors would
—------ ; contest the official count could not
SEES PROSPERITY ! be learned.
panv of Corpus Christi wafc award-. , . <TTT, „ t
ed the contract Mor paving of the' pan-v ono of Sweden’s, foremost CHEYENNE. Wyo. <UP» Coyotes., OKLAHOMA CITY. July 30 —j
stampship lines, has celebrated its j the wolves of the plains, killed a ] The country will be back on its feet1 GRASS FIRE J«
25th anniversary. Founded in total of 983 sheep in Wvoming dur- next winter. Senator Elmer Thomas Grass burning on a lot at the
June. 1907. the company now op- ing the month of May. figures re- (Democrat. Oklahoma' said in an DeWitt jail necessitated a run by
crates 16 modern vessels of. to- lealsed by the Bureau of Biological address here today. “Now is no the Cuero Fire Department just af-
gether. 133 000 tons and value* at i Survey recently, revealed Predatory, time to sell.? he said. “Keep what ter noon Monday. No damage wbs
41,790,000 krouor gross. ; dogs filled 30 sheep, _ ^ ^ you have and buy what you can.1' jdone^
road with a bid of SI4.264
T. S. He..ueo>' of .S'1 i AiVonio
was a Cuero visitoi on business
Monday moioms.
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 181, Ed. 1 Monday, August 1, 1932, newspaper, August 1, 1932; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth999770/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.