San Antonio Publisher Jose Quiroga Dies at 37
Jose Quiroga a prominent San Antonio publisher died Wednesday at his Duffield residence. He had lived in San Antonio for 15 years and was active in Knights of Columbus Woodmen of the World and Sociedad Benevolencia. Services set for Friday at 5 at his home and at San Fernando Cathedral. Burial in San Fernando Cemetery No. 2 under Henry A. Guerola's direction.
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Jose Quitoza
San Antonio
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Duffield
Ees
San
Quiroga
Gonsuelo
Chapa
Monica Cantu
Sane
Martin Quiroga
Concepcion
Vda
de sChapa
Sei
Fernando Cathedral
Valive
San Fernando
Henry A. Guer
Speeders in Capital Pay One Dollar per Mile Fine
Washington reporters describe a new traffic court ruling by Judge MacDonald imposing fines of one dollar for each mile per hour over the limit. A motorist accused of 55 mph received a 55 dollar fine as the example of the policy in the capital.
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Washington
MacDonald
Karolyi in Canada to issue Hungary statement
Count Michael Karolyi and Countess arrived in Montreal from New York on a return trip to London. Karolyi planned to issue a statement detailing conditions in Hungary. He said he had been barred in the United States from discussing politics.
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Montreal
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
Karolyi
New York
London
United
Sparrows Build Modern Homes Stir San Antonio Interest
In San Antonio a new modernist housing idea called Sparrows aims for permanency at a prime corner site. The project, backed by a progressive Sparrow front, targets the busy ix-iron foundation area and signals a shift toward contemporary designs in the third world.
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San Antonio
San ‘Antonio
Ens
A Ha Club Endorses April Trade Jaint Plan
San Antonio businessmen urged strong support for the April trade trip to be made along the Texas coast from Beeville to Eagle Lake. William M. Goise announced 30 more reservations needed and workers were asked to accelerate the campaign to reach 75 to 100 by Wednesday. Perry led arrangements for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention trip with a 500 reservation goal.
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San Antonio
Texas
Beeville
Eagle Lake
A-Ha Club
Wer
Gunter Hotel
William M. Gcise
Mexican’ Bureau
Trade Extension Department
Chamber’ of Commerce
Tra
Perry
West Texas
Fiesta Ball Ends Fiesta Week Festivities in Grand Style
A first annual Fiesta ball caps Fiesta week with a jitene dance from 10 to 2 on a Saturday night in April. The Y i orchestra and vaudeville acts supply the evening’s entertainments in the ballroom tapestry room and Peacock alley of St Antha. Guests from San Antonio and South Texas are expected. reservations are brisk with about 1000 invitations mailed.
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Miriam A. A
James
Che
St. Antha
Wiftair
San Antonio
South
Texas
Airplane radio broadcast features music and speeches in Ohio
A two hour airborn program will be radiocast tonight from a DH observation plane over Ohio and Indiana. The transmission on 450 meters will cover Cincinnati Piqua Columbus and Richmond with Phonograph records by Harry Snodgrass and short talks on army radio.
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Wilbur Wright
Andrea
Cincinnati
Piqua
Colmbus
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Phonographc
Harry Snodgrass
Army Radio
Democrats Sweep New Orleans Municipal Election
Democrats won in New Orleans with a landslide over the Republican slate in the general election held yesterday for municipal and parish offices. Martin Behrman was set to become mayor with a commission including John W. Worler, Paul B. Habans, A. A. O Keefe, and W. Tall assuming office May 4.
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New Orleans
Martin Behrman S
John, Wlorer
Paul B. Habans
A. A. O'Keefe
Ribs Deflect Knife Save Life In El Paso Stabbing
Frank Hernandez was attacked by two unidentified assailants at Pecos and Morales streets. Ribs deflected the knife, saving his life before he was taken to Robert B. Green Hospital where doctors expect recovery. Detectives Norton and Dowyer seek motive and identify witnesses Cruz Saenz and others nearby.
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Frank Hernandez
Torreon
Calaveras
Pecos
Morales
Robert B. Green
Norton
Dowyer
Hernandez
Ocean current changes create desert jungle along South American coast
Strange shifts in currents off Chile and Peru upset marine life and trigger torrential rains. Captain Dexter reports warm southward currents, death of thousands of fish and seabirds, and rapid forest growth inland as Peru and Ecuador suffer floods and coastal villages are washed away.
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New York
South America
George &. Dexter
Santa Luisa
Grace Steamshin Company
O. A
South American
Ecuador
Caile
Valvariaso
Dexter
Chincha
Peragiar
Captain Dexter
Peru
Cal- Peru
V. Cernesea
Talara
American collector quits bid on Cardigan Chaucer sale
Dr Phil Rosenbach of New York withdrew at 2700 pounds sterling from a Canterbury Chaucer on vellum in a London auction. The Brudenell family, owners of the manuscript, favored returning it to England after it briefly went to an American library. The Graphic notes the sale featured a later attempt to retrieve the volume and praises Rosenbach for magnanimity.
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London
Phil Rosenbach
Grafic E
Rosenbach
Brudenell
Chateer
Hareles
L. J. Brudeneil
England
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EFS Company
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Ghaucer Boone
Edwin Booth
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