Black's men take office at City Hall
Lambert’s health department layoffs prompted a Friday court action. About 33 mayor Black appointees took office at 2 pm after Judge Terrell dissolved the temporary injunction, with Lambert pursuing an appeal. The ruling limits impact to the 28 offices named in the injunction.
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Rey Laerbert
Robert W W. B. Tercelt
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Brayer Black
Health Department
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Wee
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Tore
Judeton
Tudge Derroll
Aonoic
Department of Pubic Affairs
Tofs
Ohare Obuy
Court of Civil Appeals
Fourth Supreme Judicial District of Texas
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Biack
Teambert Praids
Lambert
Chamber of Commerce
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Hiats
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Municipal band concert opens spring season at Brackenridge Park
The first city band concert of spring and summer will be Sunday at 4 p.m. in Brackenridge Park weather permitting, with funds drawn from the eco fund. Band stands on the concession building will heighten visibility enabling more San Antonians to hear the performance. The program led by Bandmaster Herman Weber features Old Friendship March, Hawaiian selections, Atlantis Lost Continent suite, and a chorus of sacred and popular numbers. The event will likely continue Sundays through the season with Staff Post Fort Sam Houston noted among venues.
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Ray
Lambert
Eco Fund
Sevencouth Jofuntsy
Fort Sam Hauaton
Herman Weber
Chaliuers
Atlantis
Beleetion
Modisie
Worbert Fox
Sullivan
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Free Evening Dances At Elks Exposition Draw Crowds
Nightly free shows at the Elks Exposition feature a lineup of talented dancers for Hriday weeks with a mystery act titled Dance of the Graces. The event starts at 7:90 PM nightly as visitors enjoy diverse entertainments each night of the week. A total of 1000 in attendance prizes are offered Saturday night ranging from 500 to 78 for the fourth, in addition to entry prizes.
Dope Deser Ly Majority Hartman Returns From El Paso
United States district attorney John D. Hartman returned Friday from El Paso where he attended federal court. The majority of cases on the docket involved violations of the Harrheny anti narcotic law. Three women pleaded guilty to narcotic charges and received penitentiary sentences. one youth pleaded guilty to similar charges and was sentenced to serve a term in the federal reformatory. There were 28 pleas of mulity by men also sentenced. Cotton Being Planted Yoskum Tex April t. Some farmers have nitrate up, many acres being planted.
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United States
Briday
el Paso
Rosea
Mfr
Art
Remen
Tanneville
Pastors Highlight Forget-Me-Not Day For Veterans Aid
Local ministers plan after service sermons urging Forget-Me-Not Day to mobilize volunteers. On Wednesday April 39, Max I. Stone chapter No 4 honors disabled veterans left destitute by government delays. Women clubs will arrange street posts and Mrs J B Peter Mrs J F Pook and Mrs Max B Stone lead headquarters at 843 Moore Waiting for volunteer recruitment until the event.
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Max i. Btone
Swomen
Fuenich
Peter
Ju. F. Pook
Max B. Stone
Moore Waitting
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