Bad War News Hits Otoge Market
News from Washington reports worsening war conditions and fear of wider conflict. Labor unrest rises with wage demands while producers push for essential war material priorities. Despite strikes, production resumes at key plants and wage increases hint at improving labor stability.
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Dy B. C. Forrester
Cothsn
Washington
Ixbor
Guetton
Allis-Chalmers
Ford
Ceveral Tesser É
U. S. Steel
Bethlehum
FALSE TEETH ROCK SLIDE OR SLIP GUIDE
Fragmented OCR text mentions false teeth issues with precarious fit and movement. It references parts like PARTEETS and PAL, notes on firmness, clipping, and discomfort. The garbled language suggests a consumer guidance snippet about dental appliance stability and bite feel.
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Seth
Roosevelt, Schneider to wed in Beverly Hills ceremony
Captain James Roosevelt, eldest son of the president, will marry Miss Romelle Schneider in a simple Beverly Hills ceremony. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt traveled from Washington to attend. Municipal Judge Arthur Guerin will officiate at the Gonverse home. The groom cited his Catholic church restrictions due to his divorce. A brief honeymoon will follow. only sister Mrs. Anns Dai Boettler and Seattle Post-Intelligencer publisher John Boettler will witness.
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James Roosevelt
Ormer
Romele Schneider
Los Angeles
Eleanor Roosevelt
Edward Procter Elfiott
Yorkshire
England
Jedham
Mass
Washington
White House
California
James
Alt
Photon
Hollywood
Romelle Schneider
Beverly Hills
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Guerin
George FP
Anita Stewart
Roosevelt
Hilt
Betsy Cushing Roosevelt
Governor to sign oil compact on trial basis
New Orleans April 14 Governor Barn Jones said he would sign the interstate oil compact at a meeting of the commission here but only for a trial period. The governor added the trial would run until September because the store already leads member states in complicit objectives. Other members include Arkansas Illinois Kansas Michigan New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas.
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Orleans
Barn Jones
Arkanas
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Air mechanics class delayed at Sr Antonio Alerath Me dicnics school
The Sr Antonio Alerath Mechanics school failed to open as planned at 702 San Pedro Avenue because the building is not yet adequate for classes. Creator L. W. Fox said at least another week is needed to finish the school and prepare classrooms. Around 325 applications have been received, with more to follow. acceptance will depend on a rigid physical exam and tests for instructors.
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Antonio Alerath
LitTex
Fox
Easter Peace Theme Highlighted At Sunrise Service
Easter sunrise services at Bin hietpart auditorium were marked by a peace theme and a readers’ program. Cadet Lt Jock H Gavis of Texas Military Institute led a flag salute as Scouts formed a color guard. Rev Jesse Swig and Rev Floyd Allen Bush delivered prayers, with scripture read by Antoinette Scrivner and Marion Coniter. The sermon, Three Views of an Empty Tomb, was by Rev Glyde V W Hickerson, followed by a benediction from Chap Lemuel T Fagan. A gunfire incident near a San Antonio store left a victim treated for a fractured leg, while promotions within the military were announced for several officers.
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Sunken Garden Theater
George Bridgmen
Texas Millitary Institute
Jock H. Gavis
Golors
Bey
Jesse Swig
Hvan- Belhel
Floyd Allen Bush
Central Christian Church
Antoinette Scrivner
Marion Coniter
Temple
Glyde V W. Hickerson
The
Baptist Temple
Lemuel T. Fagan
Fort Sam Houston
WP. Carmichael
Harlandale
San Antonio
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Miller
Leutenant
Southwest Festival Orchestra
Cither
Sam
Gite Wick
G. Eilott
One Hundred Farty-third
Ce . Infantry
Austin
Jack M- Wawell
Gre Hundred Forty-fourth Infantry
Dallas
Sergeant Made Lieutenant Amid Store Murder Charge
A. Miller, 5, proprietor at Huchner and Babcock roads northwest of San Antonio, faces a murder charge for Edward Schmid’s death. Schmid died at 6:30 p.m. after a shot to the heart in Miller’s store, following a long argument between the two men. Deputy Hale and Deputy South described the incident as escalating from years of friendship, with Schmid visiting with his wife and stepson Richard Boyle before the fatal altercation.
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Huchner
Babcock
San Antonio
Edward Schmid
Justice of the Peace
Bat Corrigan’s Court Mandalay
Jack Hale
Schmid
Medical and Surgical Hospital
Hale
Raymond South
Miller
Huebner Road
Depuies
Miler
Richard Boyle
Thirsty Burglars Loot Inn Reported to Police
Thirsty burglars broke into the Hides Gateens Sevens at 2103 Blaney reading and took 25 dollars from marble tables and several phonographs a radio and cigarettes plus beer. Police reported Monday. The burglary was discovered late night by Investigator CG A Tratson. The place is operated by Mrs Ine Schild. theft of 20 dollars from 209 block of Muntamneras street reported to police by Virgil Hutden Pilger squadron Randalph veld.
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Blaney
A. Tratson
Ine Schild
Muntamneras Street
Virgil Hutden
Pilger Squadron
Randalphveld
Construction Head Promoted at Fort Sam Houston
Notice reports Col Edwin V Dunstan, acting construction quartermaster of the Bight, promoted to colonel at Fort Sam Houston on Monday. Col Timington, fresh from a Washington construction conference, has led the Fort Sam Houston area since September 1936 and previously oversaw San Antonio and vicinity projects before heading the new construction zone covering Texas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico and Arizona.
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Edwin V. Dunstan
Fort, Sam Houston
San Antonio
Vicinnity
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Citizenship Pins Sent Students at local schools
A citizenship essay contest sponsored by the Alamo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded prizes. First prize went to Ervin Benedict of Bracken Ridge Senior School for Why I Am Patriotic. Other winners included Maurine Gray, Virginia Carrier, Tess Emile Urlegas, and Sidney Lanter from nearby schools.
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Ervin Benedict
Brackenridge
Alamo
Dauhyters
Maurine Gray
Burbank
Virginia Carrier
Tess
Emile Urlegas
Sidney Lanter
Woman Hurls Lye in Broom Assault Near Flores Street
Mrs Antonso Guajarde, 29, of 725 North Flores Street, suffered facial burns from lye thrown during a broom assault near her home Monday morning. She described the assailant as a woman who grabbed her with a broom and then threw the lye. She remains under care at Robert B Green Hospital.
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Antonso Guajarde
North Flores Street
Prisoner Charged With Marihuana Possession
Jesus Gonzales Gomez, inmate at the county jail, was charged with possession of nine marijuana cigarettes. The complaint was filed April 12 in Justice of the Peace Ant Corrigan's court by Deputy Sheriff Jack Hale.
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Jesus Gongales Gomez
Justice of the Peace Ant Corrigan’s Court
Jack Hale
Camp Barkeley Officially Finishes Training Camp
Camp Barkeley, near CAMP BARKELEY, is officially complete as the Forty-fifth Division training center. Three months after construction began, the facility is ready for occupancy with two 500,000 gallon water tanks being completed.
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Camp Barkeley
Wae
Police adopt 24 mph speed warning bands in San Antonio
Officer CG L Dobbs announced bands reading Under 30 would be worn by police to remind motorists to keep speeds under 24 miles per hour within city limits. The plan mirrors programs used in other cities amid a safety push, as a home and yard items fiesta appears in classifications 105 to 116.
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