Prohibition Canvass Reveals Mixed Sentiments In San Antonio
A Crusaders anti prohibition effort in San Antonio sends six telephone canvassers to survey wet and dry sentiments among 10 000 residents. Report notes skeptical April Fool s day mood and a tale of a Castroville to San Antonio gas run as a cautionary anecdote. Names and details about individuals and events are cited as part of the readable narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Wilbur Bucon
Whealai
Soviet Russa
Soviet Union
Asa
Tomew
San Antoniano
Judiths Day Dream Triggers Office Tension At Bank
Judith Brian a young secretary at Knickerbaker Bank secretly admires Barry Deane an executive. A daydream of romance collides with duty as she misfiles a list, earns Barry’s wary praise, and faces exhaustion and temptation. Barry offers help, stirring complex feelings about work, ambition, and forbidden attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Brian
Knickerbaker Bank
Barry Deane
Judith
Barry
Jeveller
Brian
Deane
Tlere
New York
Jong Corridor
Hanser
Durith
Eeven
Dean Ware
Halt to Bond Fight Sought in Prohibition Plea
Ralph Leigh Thompson and attorneys seek permanent writ to restrain sale of city’s 61.11 million funding bonds. Fourth Court of Civil Appeals heard Wednesday on maintaining writ. prior temporary prohibition granted. Quin, city utilities lawyer, argued Thompson should have appealed earlier rather than filing anew suit after district court demurrer.
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Ralph
Leigh Thompson
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Thompso
Briety
O M. Dickson
Drm
Hicks
C.K. Quin
Wee Cage
Bhp
Thompson
Altocasy
James
Allred
Frederick Brewers
Boity
Thampeon Shold
Quin
Suit Brought by US Dismissed as Settlement Made
The first of nine suits by the United States in relation to contractors was ordered dismissed after an agreed settlement. The Public Service Company sought recovery for materials claimed to be furnished for a highway beacon project in the Brownsville-Fort Worth area. Pederson obtained the contract for 26,180 dollars. poles valued at 123 dollars were provided to Alain Peterson doing business as Electric Contracting in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Festerk
Thingsville-Waco
Brownsville-Fort Worth
Punlie Service Company
Alain Peterson
Electric Contracting Company
Washington
D. C
Pederson
Son- Graversy
Lee Mt
Dancing Revue Presented by Bonner Studios at Outdoor Theater
More than 24 children will participate in a dance revue by Bonner Studios of Ganeing at the Bonner Outdoor Theater on West Woodlawn Avenue B.1h, Friday and Saturday. The program features songs musical numbers and dances of every type with performers including Hondo residents Janet Merritt Mila find, Miraaret Radlaft, Dudley Cummins Thelma Blowers Eddie Tiefner and many others.
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Bonner
West Woodlawn Avenue
Park
Bihe
Milton
Maele
Janet Merritt
Hondo
Miraaret Radlaft
Dudley Cummins
Thelma Blow
Ex-Service Group to Discuss Bonus Plans
Ex service group to discuss bonus plans at a meeting of Atamno Pass No 2 of the American Legion to express views on remaining bonus money. Ducae Plary, majorant, stated venue as coupull Hall in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayanth
Atamno
American Legion
At & Yom
Coupull
Ducae Plary
Y M G A Holds Campaign Drive Boosts Total
The Y M G A campaign closed Wednesday morning after three weeks of effort. Donations reached 1497.71 over the weekend with a final push lifting the total past 16 600. Louis Botto won High Individual and will get a prize suit. Bishop Arthur Moore praised the group and stressed community character over assets while commending Robert Tite for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Botto
Arthur Moore
Buncey
Uarielly
YM. C. Aoswell O8
Robert Tite
Taxpayers Adopt Plans Meeting in Leon Valley
Members of the Bexar County Taxpayers League plan a Wednesday night meeting at Leon Valley School to align with state association plans. Attending will be Mary Maverick tax collector John Clisseh president and others. A Houston state meeting Saturday will discuss legislative measures affecting rial taxpayers and financial programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Bexar County
Bural Taxyepers Tengie
Leon Valley
San Astonia
Blanco
Te State Association
Mary Maverick
John BE. Clisseh
Maverick
John G- Willacy
M. G. Wheatley
Houston
Rial
Maverick Walt
Enlisted Pilot to Serve Hawaii Tour
Enlisted pilot Chester F Colby of the 28th Observation Squadron at Brooks Field will sail from San Francisco on June 2 for duty in Hawaii. He previously served at the Primary Flying School and returned to Brooks Field when the 12th Observation Group formed here. Also in the unit, Blatt Sorel L B Hillington will sail for Hawaii. Major Sergeant Kelstjan Drodvodt, now in Bawnll, is set to report to Oniby at Brooks Field.
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Chester F. Colby
Te Tignty
Brooks Field
San Francisco
Gime Bank
Hawai
Majer Sergi
Kelstjan Drodvodt
Bawnll
Sopwenn Oniby
Brooksfield
Brackenridge rifle team re elected by commandant
The sponsors rifle team of the Brackenridge Battalion has been re elected, announced Tuesday by Maj B J Reilly. Members include Har flebehh Mellroy, nola Anderson, Bernice Werkit, Annette Hucker, Butlie Esver, Milidred Reensel and Dorothy Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriebeth Mellroy
Enole Anderson
R. O. T. G. Battalion
Brackenridge
Team of
Brackenridge Seilint Scho R
Knobknockers Rob Safes At Jenier Cafe Heist
Burglars opened two safes at the Jenier Manufacturing tea cafe at 231 South Flares Street and escaped with 125. Detectives Brockman and Hardcastle traced entry by an upstairs window and found the prize taken from a debt safe. The theft involved expert knob work and was attributed to experienced violators.
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Jenier
Souith
J. Jeaner
Artichokes Grow By Busy Streets Attract Curious Onlookers
Hundreds of curious people stop to view artichokes planted in February near Crockett. The vines, green with young shoots, draw questions about cultivation and origin while workers explain the planting came two years ago during an experiment.
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East Crockett
Elly
Planta
Seavan
She
Green
Pradiice
Che
Ely
Piace
Caen
Pebruney
Ten Candidates to Receive Nine Degrees of Rite
Ten candidates including nine Sen Anconians and one Kerrville entrant were scheduled for the twenty first through thirtieth degrees in the Logkish Rite session, which closed Thursday evening. The same group completed the fifteenth to the twentieth degrees Tuesday with seven men gaining the eighteenth degree including Earl Fuller John Jt. Mann Paul Riebs LW Franks WW Rollins and Harvey Mosty. Participants Tuesday from Kerrville included J B Payne G C Morris E J McIntire R A Brewer K W Mellvale M J Mosher B G Johnston and Schaerer. All but Schaerer, who will stop at the thirtieth degree, will receive thirty six hundred degrees.
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Kerrville
Wal
Earl Fuller
John Jt. Mann
Paul Riebs
L W. Franks
W.W. W. Rollns
W. ©. Purley
San Antonio
Harvey Mosty
Err—Ville
Harry Blum
Kerryille
Schaerer
De‘grove
Mother of L A Grocer Buried in Des Moines
Des Moines services were held for Mrs Adler mother of San Antonio grocer Ben Adler. She died Tuesday after a brief illness. Adler left Des Moines by plane Friday after learning of her condition. Survived by her husband three sons Red Adler Nate Adler Nob Mose Adler and four daughters Mrs Goldberg Mrs Friedman and others plus four brothers Nathan Nathan A Nathan and Dave Nathan.
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Des Amines
Adler
Ben Awner
San Antonio
Lieut Fisher to Serve at Brooksfield
Lieut. Fisher to serve at Brooksfield after assignment to air reserve. Benry B Fisher, son of Telit Col A, joined as commander of Dancan tiald and reported for three months of active duty at Brooksield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lleyl. Benry B. Fisher
Air Reserve
Telit
A, GQ
Fishs Or
Dancan Tiald
Brooksield
Six men arraigned after federal liquor raid near San Antonio
Federal agents uncovered three stills and a large quantity of whiskey wash during a raid 28 miles south of San Antonio on the Potort road in Atascosa county. Six men appeared before U S commissioner on liquor charges with bonds set from 500 to 1500 dollars.
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Cook
Willam Wit
Vogt
Fail A. Lockhart
Pachense
Josefita Garza
Dares Ortega
West Trevis Street
Cecelia Street
Velix Gullerrex
Jowel
John W. Calvert
Mulberry Avenue
Evangelist Ben Hardin to Open Revival in San Antonio
Nationally known evangelist Ben Hardin of Westington will conduct an old fashioned revival at 1400 South Presa Street for an indefinite period starting Wednesday night. Four San Antonio churches the Assembly of God Glad Tidings Emmanuel Baptist and Coker Community sponsor the services. Nightly services will begin at 7:30 PM.
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Ben Hardin
Westington
D. c
South Presa
San Antonio
Assembly of God
Glad Tidings
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Coker Community Church
Hardin
Minstrel Show May 6 Sponsored by Y Club
Mrs George Brush announced Wednesday that Y Club will sponsor a minstrel show to be held May 6. The venue for the presentation is not yet decided. Capt W S Gingely, operations officer at Brookfield, returned Wednesday from Bayside with 10 gallons of ice cream for fellow officers attending gunnery expeditions at the coast Slaton.
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V. MC
George Brush
Beach
Gmgely
Brooksfield
Bayside Imach
Cossta] Slaton
Congress Votes On Philippine Independence Motion
Fragmented report from Deverly Hills notes a congressional vote on Philippine independence. The text is garbled but mentions Democrats supporting action, references to sugar and immigration, and a disputed claim about timing and motives tied to Japan. No clear outcome or dates beyond April 6.
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Deverly Hills
Calif
Apri
Congress
Kave
Japan
Dhele Len
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Ktarley Alford
Twankenridge
Baum
Alana
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Noling
Jit
J. P. Morgan
Hersel
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Barry Denne
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Foel
Krell
Wall Street
Kelly Flier
Ohio
Tyligie
Kelly
Geora
RoVer Aydyn
Lionl
Wright Sel
Tipylem
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L. A. Grocer
Des Moines
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Brooks
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