Mutual Building and Loan assets in receivership outlined
John K. Weber as receiver reported the Mutual Building and Loan Association assets under receivership show liabilities of 3,203,166.22 with 12,000 financially affected. The report split between the building loan conditions and subsidiary development companies like the Hezer and Wide Ter Developments, with claims totaling 586,701. Weber noted possible action by state officials to vacate the receivership, opposed by the attorney general, and outlined three plans to salvage the property, including sale to a similar firm or recapitalization to restore a going concern.
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Mutual Tepeorit and Ynan Association
Sreenty Tl
John K. Weber
Frederick Stevens
Cieprevt
Weber
Aresunt
Band Holler
Hezer Development Company
Wide Ter Development Companys
James Shaw
Mutual Association
Everett Looney
Prince of Wales Receives Proposals From Heiresses
London reports that during his South American tour the Prince of Wales received numerous marriage proposals from wealthy American and European heiresses. The Sunday Express states many letters were sent to him in London for examination, with some suitors offering fortunes and marriages, including a claim from a writer who sent a dowry proposal.
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London
Prince of Whies
Errone Anid
Prince Charming
The
Sunday Express
South America
Scorta
Aurion
Prince of Wales
Incarnate Word Granted Privilege Amid Bankruptcy Case
The article notes Incarnate Word College receiving a privilege in a Newtown association, marking the first time it has joined the exclusive group. Bankers’ receivers report assets around 736.13 and liabilities about 54,902.87 as the court weighs the total claim of the parent Mutual association. The grand jury probe into Mutual Building matters looms with Judge McCrory overseeing in Ninety-fourth District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tncatnate Word College
Newton
Mays
Tiberts Fo
Bankkropers
Weber
Anil
Sime Bankin
Hankenpley
Hoe
Ninety-fourth District Court
Lander
W. W. McCrory
Mutual
Associa
Drill Team Awards At Garrett Field Exhibition Event
Brackenridge and Main Avenue high school battalions and drill teams showcased at Garrett field Saturday before Raj Geo Edwin B Winank commanded the eighth corps Bren Neu Col John H Weber chaired the easeries committee. Judges included Lieut Colonels 3 dams Mas Brook EL Washburn and others. Medals and honors awarded to numerous cadets and units from Brackenridge and Main Avenue with Elk Lodge, Stella Steves Walker, and American Legion presenting awards.
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The
O.T. O Unite
Brackenridge
Main Avenue High School
Garrett Field
Geo
Edwin Bwinank
Eighth Corps
Bren
Neu
John H. Weber
Mas
Brook EL Washburn
Apt. i
O. Mbicoh
Gysertt
Jobin Strick
Forrest
Boral
Drarkenrdee
Brackendl
Lewis Lawler
Lab
Megela v
Mrz
Stella
Steves Walker
Sno Dettencourt
Bracki Tallowa
Tedal
Joe Langey
Teleeve
Chesles Lemlard
Priliy LeGuire
Alfred
Sirvens
American Legion
Jbn Lancley
Carl
Spencer Silve Wordon
Willerd
Boyd Barber
Arthur Burbeck
Bey Verrerd
Robert Nixa Blrel
Fletcher Rabb
Dix Cairaltknel
Cotten
Bai
A. Beln
Corp
Juhn Braubach
Deblbere
James Kipps
Firat Liewt
Caran Althere
George
Tikes
Claud
American Lesses
Anna
Perla Kraune
Barbace Wels
Bal Boa Pel
Negro Voter Meeting Planned at Library Auditorium
A meeting for negro voters will be held at the library auditorium at North Hackberry and Center streets at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The San Antonio Negro Civic league sponsors the event aimed at endorsing the mayor and commissioners for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Auditorium
North
Hackberry
Center Streets
San Antonio
Pope Dispatches Radios to Vatican Envoys Worldwide
Vatican announces radio receivers will be sent to all cardinals and representatives, enabling weekly communications from the Vatican wireless station. The plan was approved, with the Secretariat of State arranging one week per cardinal for installation and instruction from the Holy See.
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Vatican City
INS
Speries Radio
Vatican
Pan:servetory of State
Arizona pioneers regain sight after surgery in Phoenix
Four Arizona pioneers from near Prescott travel to Phoenix for operations that restored sight for three men and left a fourth hopeful. Doctors removed cataracts and bandages, with one patient expressing joy at regaining vision after decades of blindness. The hospital did not reveal the surgeon's name.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
la Oftyhour
Bern Totelly
Yenight
Arizona Tinneers
Prescott
Abraham H. Torter
Sre
George 1
Hoyer
Stephen A
Porter
Farper
Physiclong
Yor
Harry Brown
Norrow
Brown
Good Samaritan Hospital
Youth Held for Murder Is Silent
An Omaha police arrest a local school student in the shooting death of a city officer during an oil station robbery. The youth refused to speak to visiting relatives and remained silent in custody.
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Blocktun
Wi Griffith
I Fearold
Omaha
Berr
Toflay
Sim
Legislation Nears Finish in Aubaun April Session
The Forty-second Legislature faces a sprint to closure with hundreds of bills in play. Nearly 1000 measures introduced, about 125 advanced, and a major debate on highway bond funding looms as a constitutional amendment seeks up to 212 million in statewide highway bonds.
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Aubunn
Terna
Ediate
House
Yng
Senate
Walter Weoouul
Houston
W. A. Wile Niamson
San Antonio
Clarkin
W. H. Hopkins
Wouzles
Bo Alesigeane
Blazing Steamer Hurries Back to Galveston Port
Galveston Texas April 11 A blazing steamer limped into the port tonight from the Gulf of Mexico as coast guardsmen stood by ready to answer any distress call. The British steamer Middieham Castle radioed that her cargo was burning and that she was rushing back to Galveston, with fire thought to be under control by steam whitening linen.
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Galveston
Texas
Mexico
Middieham Castle
Court Proceedings in Seventh District Court and Related Notices
Fragmented court entries detail juvenile and district court actions, including a panel of judges and case references. The notes mention fines, transfers, and public notices, with scattered names and entities such as firms and individuals, amid distorted OCR lines.
Latin Contest Prizes Presented At Brackenridge
Prize winners from Brackenridge High School were announced Saturday night at the Latin contest held in San Antonio. Winners span first to fourth years with prizes awarded for each division, including school prizes for outstanding work. A banquet followed at the Meazer, honoring participants from Austin and local schools.
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Hourbyest
Texan
Prackenridge
Mrylla Caine
Oplelia Afillor
Katherine Smith
Mary Gaulae
Dinamore
Avenua
Echout
Maurine’ Crooks
Brackenridge
Virginia Dal
Margaret Meroe
Crackin
Schow
Aublini
Ailes Wyis
Lorine White
Eesays Oyriflee
Tate
Austin
San Marcon
Enenest
Hagle Press
Charles Clark
Ange Maginrson
Burglary Report From Local Street Incident
A burglary on a Saturday night describes a thief taking a pistol and jewelry valued at about $50 from a residence on McCullough Street near Craig Place. The thief fled, and the report notes ongoing police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Tearing
McCullones
Craig Pinet
49 Years on Job, Record Perfect Ends Career
The article notes Joseph Dales retires after a 49 year career with a 100 percent record. Details are sparse but mark a long tenure and perfect performance from the subject as he leaves his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Joseph Dales
Push to End Double Pay for Disabled Veterans
A congressional push in Washington seeks to stop what critics call double compensation for disabled World War veterans on federal payrolls. Democrats and Republicans call for an early inquiry to review disability ratings and remove duplicative payments, with current probes led by the Veterans Bureau and an interim study by independent examiners.
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Shington
Hodwe
Aonafé
Pene- Sylvania
Congress
Reunter King
Reneeveain
Texas
Whey
Ig Reed
Gront
Namiga Rouget
Experia
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Pope
Trackenridge
WGN School
Josephine Walker
Mien Vanne
Wie Rickey
Jeag McDonald
Phylise Weeow
Brackenridge High School
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Jones
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Math Ave
Breckenridge
King Furniture CO
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A. Wderwlalinn
Charien Zolinger
Martin Wei
Ian Furtest
Max Polunky
Algalt
Cantenett
Judes W. H. Ambreon
Layd Murray
Hanne Dshneos
Babe
Theateen
Weateha
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Vanes Urs
Cudeba
Orler
Berg En Donlet
Tang Sam Dias
Antonis
M. Moodin
Woche
Pia
Aft
Bente
Naylor
Habrignd Corporation
Psunegee Adie Layery, Inc
Fer ¢Amanestree Company
Rolsig Peni
Tata
Adit Orcis
Aehuer
Ae Thurtaow
Army
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Albert Gilmore
Distinory Fee Fort
James HW
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Adabirpot
Jennie Mellon Fort Bill
Hendy
Jtaphael
Newin
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Harvard
Cartas Games
C. Tenens
Philadelphia
Elmar Tray
Hore
Rey Dinleanvenner
Erica
Langley
Tield
Omer G. Mierrari
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Burlin
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Elist
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Wark
Bo. Arthur
Levinson
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J Welling Fe
Ak Tane Doairial Collee
Seng Awantington
Earl
Seanou Ion
Starcy Dretawes
Ca Fort Snr
Houkten
Sun Prancheos
Willa Kena Hee
Onark
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A. Ruegall Marelonigerede
Veesiaio
Teoria
Firar Wi
Gerorss Meads
Dean Meaudreau
C. Anna
University of Champines
Donegan
West Point
Riazaras Wiliam Rygon
Forte Reelo
Real ‘Way
Porto Rico
Ranta
Joseph Creamer
Parlo
Leland
Stiller
Rollepe
John At
PAN Pines
Eimard
Curlin
Statilea
George Page
Parco Tito
Fort Benning
Jona
Cruna Jt
EC Pate
Doubee
Just
Suivce Sabi
Msbygany
Acite
Designy ‘Lukteen Nz
Iaupe
Mahale
Ape Vial
Susiree Danes
Wanderil Ealio
Valle
Atone
Moheli
Gov
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Jorrie Furniture CO
San Pedro Avenue
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