Outward Bound cast delivers polished theater amid giggling audience
The LitHe theater production Outward Bound earns praise for its cast and smooth performances led by Gay Mackwaine Donovan as the soft snob and Cliveden Banks as Mrs. Lingle. Critics note a touch of drama for lighthearted crowds while many actors, including Horace R. Johnson and Murray Berkowitz, deliver standout moments as the ensemble performs with precision.
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Exch Ea
Gay Mackwaine Donovan
Cliveden Banks
Pleas McWeel
William Dyke
Horace R. John
Florence Thomas
Gocknes
Midget
Carl HofIman
Lingle
Murray Berkowitz
Mr. Prior
Gidney Berkowitz
Mary Louise Staley
Jove
D. D. Watson
William Nesbit
Fairfax
Plans McNeel Ty
Mack
Paul Adams Tia
Margaret Hachlel
George, Dilworth
Lilie
Brackenridge P T A officers elected for 1941 42
Brackenridge High School P T A held its March meeting naming officers for 1941 42 including President Mrs Manfred Gerhardt and Vice Presidents Mrs B D D Greer and Mrs A P Wood Also six delegates from Brackenridge P T A planned to attend the district meeting at Pears April 10 with Mrs Wahrmund Jr as chairwoman The meeting also noted community education leaders and upcoming events at Our Lady of the Lake college and the Temple of local organizations with plans for future programs and nominations
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H. G. Wahrmund
Brackenridge High School
Resistation
Brackenridge High P.-T. A
Brackenridge Pi-T. A
Manfred Gerhardt
A. P. Wood
H. Yeager
Corres
Pionding
L. Lew
Creasurer
Mua
Zora Melton
Shakespearean Group to Hold Meeting at Club Home
The Shakespearean Artists Round Table Woman's club will hold a business session at the club home on April 7 at 11 44 p m with a luncheon following The subject will be fourth act Richard III Mrs W H Jackson will preside Hostesses will be Mrs Richard Vander Straten and Mrs Iga Schwenpe
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Woman's Club
King Rehard
Mra
W. HK. Jackson
Wu Preside
Defendant in Slaying on Stand Testimony
The trial recounts the February 10 killing of Evelyn Wilco in a Sedgick room. Carlos Winn Willan testified he heard shots after a man identified as the defendant entered the room seeking Evelyn. The defendant claimed he visited to obtain a hat and fired during a struggle.
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Sedgick
Nforton
Commerce Cirece
Evelyn Wilco
Spreind
Miesdty
Carlos Winn Willan
Fred Savers
Williams
E. P. Barry
J. G. Parsons
M. H. Garlick
Robert B. Green
Evelyn
Nominee Yarborough Touted by Texas Game Commission Selections
Austin April 1 A Yarbrough of Corpus Christi was recommended by the Senate Committee on Governor's Nominations as a member of the Texas state game and oyster commission. Senator Jesse Martin of Fort Worth indicated further confirmations likely this week.
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Austin
tNs
Yarborough
Corie Christi
Senate
Texas State Game
Mand Oyster Commission
Benator Jesse Martin
Fort Worth
Whateman
Noatinations
Thal
Aps
Police Log Troubled by Drunkenness Arrests in Santa Rosa
Police Sgt Chainberg and Patrolman Maythex reported several drunken incidents in the Santa Rosa area Monday night. Two men were arrested in quick succession for drunkenness in the same block, while another man claimed to have mistaken a taxi for a loitering city cab. A related case involved a man found lying on a sidewalk and later associated with a police vehicle.
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J. R. Chainberg
Manuel Maythex
Poller
Tesday Wey
Mathines
Streck
Druunken
Vic Ponce
Chambers
Man
Martines
Hinthkennesy
Cracker Burglar Escapes Gunfire
Police sought a suspect after a burglary suspect allegedly lit crackers and fired a shot while fleeing over a fence. An arrest was briefly made by Patrolman J W Reardon before the suspect eluded capture as officers pursued the report in the vicinity.
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Sol Wolf
Broadway
Wolf
J. W. Reardon
Army Day observance parade to close schools
San Antonio plans Army Day events with Fort Sam Houston troops marching downtown. Public schools, courthouse, and city hall will close to allow children and employees to view the parade. About 20,000 soldiers and over 2,000 motor vehicles will participate, with the Second Division units from Fort Sam Houston leading the route. Sponsored by the San Antonio chapter of the Military Order of the World War, under Commander W. Fatule.
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Sam Monston
I. E
Stutsman
Walnike & Drall Houking
AMD
Fort Sam Houston
Army Post
San Antonio
Order of the World War
Gol
W. B
Fatule
City workers to attend hearing on Spears pension bill
A delegation from San Antonio and police and fire personnel were to attend a senate hearing in Austin at 2 p.m. on the Spears fire and police pension bill. George Wissman endorsed the till and signatures were obtained from four coal tor the police department. Police and Fire Commissioner Lipscomb outlined two pension plans, one by State Senator Spears and one by city actuary Arthur Hansen, for the city administration.
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San Antonio
Senate
Spears
Austin
Tursay
Mallee
George Wissman
Lous W. Lipscomb
Spiy Antonio
J. Franks Spears
Arthur Hansen
Culrage
Cassed First again as tax payments begin
Solomon Cassed, San Antonio real estate operator, topped taxpayers Tuesday by paying about $100 at city hall to extend his record as first to pay city and public school taxes. City tax office said 45 people had paid before noon, with 15,000 tax statements mailed and 5,000 to 10,000 more being mailed daily.
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Solomon Cassed
San Antonis Real
City and Public
Cassed
Daly
School program features Morris elementary dances in Harlandate
Fol dances and music acts planned by Morris Elementary School pupils in Harlandate. Three productions scheduled with performances Thursday evening and Friday afternoon. The rhythm band, saxophone ensemble, and choir will be presented.
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Morris Elementary School
Harlandate
Ach P. Thurday
Assault charges filed against two at county court
Aggravated assault cases were heard Tuesday in County Court at Law No 2 against Jessie Martine of 202 McLeary Street and Chestey Love of 402 Florida Street. Victim Esther Bohan of 208 Austin Street was allegedly assaulted, with a motor vehicle involved and a $20 fine noted.
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Jessie Martine
McLeary Street
Chestey Love
Florida Street
Macvinius
Esther Bohan
Austin Street
Mat Lave
Nomador Vehinian
Victor Bo Marx
Camargo Xiceet
Wedding Guests Pour In For Uvalde Nuptials Of Graves
Out of town guests travel to Uvalde for the wedding of Frances Nell Graves of Carven Springs and Lane Taylor Jr. The guest list includes Holman Cartwright and family of Diarro Texas Bourke Cartwright and others from Terrell Houston Galveston Beaumans Falfurias and nearby areas.
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Uvalde
Frances Nell Graves
Carven Springs
Lane Taylor Jr
Holman Cartwright
Twin Oaks Ranch
Diarro
Texas
Bourke Carkwright
Terrell
Williams
George Sealy
William Sealy
Galveston
Tom Gregory di
Houston
Shirley Helm
Len Cartwright
Joiner Cartwright
Beaumans
Edward Lasater
Falfuirias
Garland Insaler
Falfurtias
Fort Sam Welcomes Dr and Mrs Carter in Brn Auitulo Society
Dr and Mrs Harvey Carter of Tennessee arrive at Fort Sam Houston where Dr Carter serves in the Medical Corps. The couple are among the attractive new additions to Brn Auitulo society, recently stationed in Texas.
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Carter
Fort Sam
Brn. Auitulo Society
Harvey Carter
Tennessee
Houston
Br. Carter
The
Medical Corp,ets
Towns Luncheon Debutantes And Club Events
Debutantes honored at a luncheon with Miss Almeda Towns to enter Chin with a Wacheon on Saturday April 12 in San Antonio, with Misses Louise Cheery Dolly Kuntz Joan Browne Amanda Hurst. Erle Cushing hosts a luncheon at Grayson street home with La Pluma Club. Mrs RB Harron to discuss poetry. Original poems read. Charles Graebner B I? to meet Friday afternoon at the school cafeteria with Allen Raeh G A lecturing on play and relaxation via moving pictures. Bright Shaw Luncheon to honor Miss Phyllis Kren army bride to be. Kapp Blank Sorority to meet. Altar Society Sacred Heart Church 3 pm Wednesday. Council of Protestant Women executive board meets at YWCA Thursday.
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Miss Towns
Miss Almeda
Erle Cushing
la Pluma Club
Grayson Street
RB. W. Harron
Charles Sedgwick
Callaghan Road
B,c, Hardcastle
Charles Graebner
Allen Raeh
G. A
Bright Shaw
Nicholas Szilngyi
Fort Sam Houston
Hono
Phyllis
Kren
Kapp
Bette Tayne
Damien Streck
Doh
Jean Adams
Doel
Mak
LaFitte
Matagorda
B. Minobs
Altar Society of Sacred Heat
Corncil of Protest Critich
AL Thurs
Ving al Wa
City Auctions Off Boarders at Pound
The city pound sold a mule and a colt detained for three days. Capt Scheffler reported the creatures fetched bids from the highest bidders for a total that appeared to be around $24 in feed costs. The sale drew little sympathy from police who opposed selling a child’s pet.
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Erni
Scheffler
Dr Ecerbane Formula for Kidney Bladder Distress
An article touts a “Doctor's Formula” claimed to aid kidney and bladder troubles impacting millions. It promotes a product called Cold Medal and urges immediate use, promising quick relief and health improvements with alleged benefits to the blood and organs. The copy emphasizes urgency, personal testimonials, and strong assurances of safety and effectiveness.
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Ecerbane
Esas
Fequllsmith
Atarta
Prormndty
Sworth
Lng
Haarlem Gil Cayniilee Hovencaele Wal
Arieiiel
Weavine Fr Muda
Ranemlook
Harlandale fire department push to county court vote
The Harlandale fire department issue will go to the county commissioners court Wednesday morning. Commissioner Sam Anderson and R. W. Hele, newly elected secretary of the group seeking legislation, announced the proponents at a Monday night meeting. The slate elected to represent the effort includes D. B. H. Stansell as chairman Hermes J. A. J. Lawrence as treasurer Sid Murray J. Pf Wantz to Ben, Dr. Medhicr EB Schuette and A. J. Lulymann on the legislative committee.
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Harlandale Fire Department
coun=ty commisssioners
Sam Anderson
R. W. Hele
Warlandale Tay
DB. H. Stansell
Hermes
J. A. J. Lawrence
Sid, Muray
Wantztoeben
EB. Schuette
A. J. Lulvmann
Oil Field Explosion Kills 2 Injures 5 Near Wilson
An oil field blast near Wilson Oklahoma killed two men Elmer Smith 00 Wilson and Abe Kaufman 45 Ardmore part owner of the wall where the explosion occurred. Five others were injured three not expected to live. Officials said gas accumulation ignited by a spark likely caused the explosion.
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Wilson
Okla
Elmer Smith
Atu Abe Kattfman
jArdmore
Kaufman
Ardmore
Itnrd
Mediation Sought in Snoqualmie Lumber Strike
Secretary Perkins certified the Snoqualmie Lumber Company strike to the national defense mediation board for adjustment while en route to Washington from the West Coast. The strike by the A F of L Lumber and Sawmill Workers union began October 28 at Snoqualmie Falls, Wash.
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Washington
Eecketary Perkins
Snoqualintenlls Lumber Company
National Defense Mediation Board
A. 2
Lis Limber
Sawmll
Worke
Siice
Banquet Welcome Given Archbishop Lucey
A banquet honoring Archbishop Robert E. Lucey is slated for Tuesday at 7 20 p m at St Anthony Hall sponsored by Mayor Maury Maverick with the city commissioners acting as hosts About 150 guests are expected Maverick will be toastmaster.
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Robert BE. Lucey
St. Anthony Licté
Maury Maverick
Maverick
Dog Confesses- No Arrest
Policeman A. H. Moore investigated a burglary reported by FE. H. Powell of 511 West Russell Street. Powell’s porch kitchen grease traces led from the door to a front shed where a hog roasts allegedly lay, but no arrest was made.
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A. H. Moore
Moore
FE. H. Powell
West Russell Place
Powell
Garden Clubs Set Museum Talk at Witte Museum
The Witte Museum garden center opens 9 30 to noon Wednesday per director Mrs Ellen B Quillin. Sponsors include Alamo Heights Terre Hills Spade and Trowel Riverside and Perennia garden clubs. Mrs Quillin speaks on Wild Flowers. Chrysanthemums and other seeds and crepe myrtle cuttings will be distributed.
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Witte Mauseum
Ellen
Quillin
Alamo Heights
Terre
Pottery Making Classes Booked at Local Museum
A new pottery making class will be held at the museum each Wednesday from 9 to 10 AM directed by Miss Enid Roessler and Mrs Ellen S Quillin. Instruction covers design with hands on practice under experienced instructors.
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With Museum
Enid Roessler
Ellen S. Quillin
Seen Tireeter
Miss Roessler
Harding Toes
Fop
Sever Vents
Pinsewn
Record High Auto Sales Set in Bexar County
The article notes a record high for new automobile and truck sales in Bexar County for March, per J T Simmons executive secretary of the San Antonio Auto Trades. It compares March sales to prior peaks, including a 1928 surge and similar months in 1941, highlighting a trend of rising vehicle purchases.
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Bexar County
J.T. Simmons
Sin Antonio
aMenuai
Auto License Sales Set Daily Record in Bexar County
Auto license sales in Bexar County on Monday reached a new daily high as 70,54 licenses were sold, with 62,809 for passenger vehicles, 10,232 for commercial vehicles, and 1,821 for farm trucks. Tax assessor Dickison noted 4000 tags expected today, potential penalties after midnight, and no arrests for drivers without current licenses for several days.
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Bexar County
F. BE. Dickison
Dickison
Nol
Apia
Gwen Kiday
Neypinken
Three Plead Guilty to Assaults in County Court
Isidro Pered and Perna were among those charged with aggravated assault in County Court No. 1. Enriques, listed at 105 Orleans Street, pleaded guilty to simple assault and was fined $10 by Judge McCollum Burnett. Albert Rodas at 921 Ravas Street and Felix Gutierrez at 514 Moiterey Street pled guilty to simple assault, fined $5 each. The case involved an aggravated assault on Jack York of 318 Motiteres.
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Isidro Pered
Bostenes Enriques Adress
Orleans Street
Guily
McCollum Burnett
Li No
Enriquez
Perna
Willy
Chub
Titien
Albert Rod- Julguce
Lsted
Ravas Street
Felix Gutierrez
Sted
Moiterey Street
Ted Pully
Jack York
Texas House Votes for Special Probe Committee
Austin April 1 The Texas house without debate approved creating a special committee to investigate the Department personnel. The move aims to scrutinize personnel practices within the state agency and proceeds with no immediate discussion.
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Okewed
Austin
Texas House
Coiimline
State Incar Department
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