Mrs H W Dysart to Visit Local YWCA This Week
Mrs H W Dysart field secretary for the National Travelers Aid Society arrives in San Antonio to survey travelers aid work in cantonment cities. The YWCA pool will stay open to 10 pm Tuesdays for nurses at Sam Houston and Camp Travis Base Hospitals.
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H.W. Dysart
National Travelers’ Aid Society
Clubs schedule outlines weekly meetings and performances
The extension department clubs set this week’s lineup with a military band from a nearby camp and meetings by The Just Girls and Kill Kare on Monday, W. Diamond on Tuesday, Friendship Joske and Army clubs on Thursday, and Rainbow Club on Sunday.
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Just Girls
Kill Kare
W. Diamond
Friendship Joske
Army
Rainbow
San Antonio Men Receive Patents for Notable Inventions
Four San Antonio inventors are named with recent patents. Richard M. Craig earned two patents for a moving picture machine and a phono graphic attachment. Robert S. Hedges patented a ventilator co developed with J P Andrews. John W Warren received a patent for a device to atomize and vaporize gasoline boosting mileage. Dr Carroll patented wire spring mosquito net supporters and seeks a telephone receiver holder.
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San Antonio
Patent Office
Richard M. Craig
Central Office Building
Robert S. Hedies
Houston M. Carroll
West Commerce Street
John W. Werren
Loan Department
The
Central Trust Company
Craig
Mr. Hedges
J. P. Andrews
Fort Sanouston
Andrews
Mr. Warren
Warren
Dr. Carroll
Carroll
Status of United States Guards Defined and Duties Expanded
A battalion of United States guards has begun duties guarding government warehouses, relieving regular troops. The adjutant general defines treason and aid to the enemy, cites acts constituting treason, and outlines guards authority to arrest without warrants while preserving civil police roles except for war-related protections.
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United States Guards
Sothern Department
Adjutant General of
Army
Justice Field
United States
United Ss
Potatoes and Onions Advertised at Local Market
Waney potatoes priced at 1.75 per 100, 12.1 pounds. Waney Wax Bermuda onions offered six for the same deal at 404 Main Ave and 6148 Medina. Adv.
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Main Ave
Medina
Warning Issued At Camp Travis On Marriages for Govt Benefits
Camp Travis orders warn soldiers against marriages with women of doubtful character aiming to gain allotments and life insurance. Commanders must investigate good faith, report suspicions, and guide marriage filings to protect government and dependents. Dow Chemical Works to be taken over by government with $2 million for expansion and equipment at Mount Pleasant and Midland.
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Camp Travis
United States
Chemical Works
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Dow Company
Midland
Dow
Army Returns to Khaki Former Sequoyah Sheriff
Cash M. Gay once again serves in the army after being discharged two months ago. The Sequoyah County sheriff, drafted from Texas Oklahoma, reported to Camp Travis and reenlisted as a private. His discharge was overturned after intervention by state officials and the draft board.
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Cash M. Gay
Sequoyah County
Oklahoma
Camp Travis
Army
Gay
Texas
Sequoyah
Wkinhoma
Old Fort Sam Houston hospital to be rehabilitated into emergency office
The old Fort Sam Houston hospital will be refurbished to serve as a modern emergency office for officers enlisted men and their families. It will include an attending surgeon office and a fully equipped dental depot. Funding is available and work starts immediately. The receiving ward at the base hospital nears completion and Maj. John W. Aydelotte expects turnover this week.
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Fort Sam Ffouston
Edwin W. Scott
Scott
Ilo
John
Aydelotte
Camp Travis
Merchants Awake to War Problems Says Del Rio Man
A Del Rio business leader reports Texas merchants are deeply aware of war-time trade challenges. A. B. Hillan cites strengthened cooperation, prep for the 18th Retail Merchants' Association of Texas convention in Waco June 10 to 12, with broad regional turnout and discussion of wartime conditions. He notes heavy rains and flooding across northern Texas during his travels.
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del Rio
Texas
Retail Merchants’ Association of Texas
Waco
A. B. Hillan
State Association
Adolf
Hillan
Jima
Waxabachie
Innis
Dallas
Greenville
Commmerce
Cooper
Terick
Paria
Mount Longview
San Antonio
Oklahoma and
Arkansas
San San Antonio
Willan
Two Brothers Bar to Reopen With Nonalcoholic Drinks
The Two Brothers Bay saloon in the Travelers Hotel on Avenue near Tragig Street will close on Monday night at 10 30 and reopen Wednesday April 17 as a nonalcoholic beverage bar. Gus and Ernest Gimbel express gratitude to patrons and pledge continued high standards with cigars cigarettes and tobaccos and a hot roast beef service.
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Gus
Ernest Gimbel
Ten Mile Zone
Gus Gimbel
Two Brothers
Two Brothers Dar
Travelers Hotel
Avenue
Tragig Street
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