Mrs Mary Condl Buried At Yoakum
Services were held at St Ann s Catholic Church for Mrs Mary Condl 77 who died at her home 207 Lorraine Ave San Antonio She was a native of Austria Hungary and came to America at 15 settling at Praha Fayette county Twenty four years in Hochheim Prairie near Yoakum Survivors include four daughters Mary Frances Lizzie and Josie Blech of Yoakum and San Antonio and five sons John Frank Jim Charles and Adolph of Yoakum
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Yoakum
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Mary Condl
Lorraine Ave
San Antonio
Austria-Hungary
America
Praha
Fayette County
Hochheim Prairie
Mary
Frances Condl
Lizzie Hrabonsky
Josie Blech
John
Frank
Jim
Moulton
Charles
Adolph
Spoetzl Hosts Employees And Families In Rainy Party
Mr Spoetzl welcomed about 120 employees and their families for a turkey dinner with soda water and ice cream. Planned at Welhausen pasture, the event moved to the Blohm building due to rain, and the afternoon featured games.
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Mr. Spoetzl
Welhausen
Blohm
Openings For 18 and 19 Year Old Recruits At 13 Branches
Colonel Kinzie K. Edmunds announces 13 branches now accepting 18 and 19 year olds for direct duty in the Army. Eligible youths should visit the Army Recruiting Station in the Victoria Post Office Building for guidance from Sergeant Gerald F. Schmitz to choose a branch.
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Military Police
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Warfare
Ordnance Department
Medical Department
Kinzie K. Edmunds
San Antonio
Army
Victoria
Gerald F. Schmitz
Lavaca Grand Jury Indicts Five Felony Cases
Lavaca County grand jury for Fall Term A D 1942 has returned five felony indictments after thorough investigation. They inspected the Poor Farm noting good conditions and satisfied inmates. County Auditor reports improved county finances. Foreman John C. Chapman signs the report to Hon Lester Holt.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Lester Holt
25Th Judical District Court of Texas
Lavaca County
John C. Chapman
Stevenson Favors Gas Rationing Delay
Governor Coke Stevenson said he favored postponing nationwide gasoline rationing and would like voluntary rationing and the 35 mile per hour speed limit to prove effective in conserving rubber. He cited long lines of cars observed on a Huntsville trip and urged giving these measures a chance.
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Austin
Coke Stevenson
Petroleum Industry War Council
Huntsville
Mass Eviction for Carnegie-Illinois Mill Expansion in Homestead
In Homestead Pennsylvania a mass evacuation affects about 8,000 residents as 1,363 buildings will be razed to make way for a $75 million Carnegie-Illinois Steel extension. The project adds an armor forging plant open hearth plant and slab wide plate mill to meet Navy defense needs. Families displaced include 2,000 workers from the mills amid housing shortages.
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Homestead
Nnils
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
William S. Knudsen
Theffice of
Navy Department
Iself
Carnegie Linois Mills
Shangri La Hidden in Grand Canyon Corridor
Professor J W Hoover of Arizona State Teachers College says the Supai Indians live in a remote Havasu canyon oasis inside Grand Canyon National Park with about 200 residents who rely on a weekly post to contact the outside world. They subsist on an average of 35 dollars per person annually as they inhabit an almost untouched, secluded valley reachable only by a hazardous rock trail.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Shangri-La
Aemote
Colorado
J. W. Hoover
Arizona State Teachers’ College At
Tempe
Hoover
Grand Canyon National Park
Third San Francisco bridge rivals famed spans
City engineers unveiled a third bridge with an unlimited load rating. Since its 1933 dedication, about 177 million cars crossed it and its gates opened over 177 thousand times to permit ships, averaging 1600 cars per hour, surpassing earlier bay bridge figures.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
San Francisco- Oakland Bay
Plan to Tear Up Street Rails for Scrap Iron
Washington reports a plan to remove abandoned street car tracks to supply scrap iron for armament needs. Ralph Budd announced a possible WPA role to fund rail removal and street repairs. Surveys show over 232000 tons of scrap embedded in city streets as officials urge rails and sidings removal where not needed.
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Washington
Ralph Budd
Defense Transportation Commissioner
WPA
Defense
Youngest Seeing-Eye Dog Owner Enrolls at Texas
Ted Lowry of Laredo, the world’s youngest Seeing-Eye dog owner, is registered as a UT freshman for the fall. He will take a pre law course.
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Ted Lowry
Laredo
University of Texas
Young Lowry
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