Vital Drive of U S Fliers Behind Most Air Accidents
Washington reports Col. S M Harris chief of air corps safety section states 79.96 percent of army aircraft accidents in the last fiscal year were due to errors or omissions by personnel. He cites reckless drive and youth inexperience as key factors, with fatigue of materials accounting for 13.95 percent of fire crashes and other causes making up the rest.
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Wasrington
Wieut
S. m. Haris
Air Corps Safety Section
Johnson D.-Cale
Haris
Johnson
Stary Affairs
Barris
Hotel Men Back Plaza Executive for International Hotel Greeters Post
The San Antonio Hotel Association voted Thursday to endorse Mary Buster executive house keeper of the Plaza hotel for international president of the Hotel Greeters of America auxiliary. The association met at the Plaza with Charles N. Whest presiding and the election slated for the annual convention.
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Mary Buster
Plaza Hotel
Hotel Greeters of America Auxiliary
San Antonio Hotel Association
Charles N. Whest
Hotel Greeters’ Convention
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Campaign Card
Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers quick relief from excessive acidity and a gentle laxative effect. The ad promotes a clear headed, refreshed morning after overindulgence with bedtime use and directions to follow physician or package instructions.
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Phillips
Megaea
Mapnesia
Nurses Form 12 Bureaus in Texas Convention
Twelve official bureaus for supplying registered nurses to civilian and military units were established across Texas. The San Antonio bureau opened at 195 Howard Street with others in Amarillo Fort Worth Dallas Austin and several cities. New officers for the Texas State Organization for Public Health Nursing were announced including Grate Bilezell of Austin as president Irma Dixon of Beaumont as first vice president and Imogene Smith of Austin as second vice president.
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Texas
A. Louise Dietrich
Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
Howard Street
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Austin
Trouston
Wichita Falls
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Corpus Christiani Tyler
Texas State Organization For Public Health Nursing
Helen Lelacheur
Grate Bilezell Austin
Irma Dixon
Imogene Smith
Doris Robertson
Huth Jane Moore
Bryan
Elizabeth McGuire
Funeral Set for Former Policeman Saladino 55
Funeral services for John Saladino 55 former city police officer will be held Friday at 1 30 p m at St Francis de Paula with Rev A Julian officiating Rotary will be recited Thursday at the McCallum Murray chapel Interment in New National cemetery Saladino a New Orleans native lived in San Antonio 52 years veteran of World War I member of the American Legion Survivors include his widow Mrs Tris Saladino stepson Marcus Fichty sister Mrs Sarah Lucchese brothers Ahitoa and Joe Saladino of San Antonio
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John Salading
Forge
McCollum-Murray
St. Fracisca di Paula
Julian
Rotary
McCallum-Murray
New National Cemetery
New Orleans
Saladina
San Antonio
Yesra
Americans Legion
Tris Saladino
Marcus Fichty
Sarah Lucchese
Ahlotia
Joe Saladino
O'Daniel Photo Gift Honored By Junior College Event
A framed photograph of former Governor W Lee O'Daniel signing the junior college DIL was presented Thursday by Representative John C Hoya at the assembly. He spoke on the history of the bill and state funding for junior colleges, citing $175 per student for one state school and $100 for junior colleges, amid debate by Aaron Beriff and Jolat Nall.
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Bad Antonio
W. Lee O'Daniel
John C. Hoya
Tide Assembly
Ratleges
Aaron Beriff
Jolat Nall
Enior
Eve
Justice Finds Death Natural
Bilvlano Dena, 685, rear of 668 South Leona Street, was found dead in bed Thursday morning. Justice of the Peace John Greg raghty conducted an inquest and ruled death due to natural causes.
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South
Leona Street
Justice of the Peace
John Greraghty
Checks Join China Relief Drive In San Antonio
United China Relief funds flow to the San Antonio headquarters as checks of 25 cents to 100 dollars arrive. Chairman Porter Loring reports volunteers urging local employers to add 25 cents to one dollar per person. He aims to finish the campaign by Alias week end and frames aiding China as a vital investment for days ahead.
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Gneeks
San Antonio
United China Relief, Inc
Porter Loring
China
Loring
Pioneers to Hold Memorial Rites
Memorial service of the State Association of the Texts Pioneers on Sunday April 11 at 3 p m in Pioneer hall. Program includes a memorial address by Claude J. Carter. Candle service by Rev Edwin C Calhoun, Mrs J Franklin Spears, Fern Hirsch Ragland. Vocal selections by Mrs J K Brown with Harry Leap and Lucille Hale with Mary Espey. Musical reading by Caroline Gibbs with Fern Hirsch Ragland. Sacred tableau by Mrs Franklin Spears, Lucille Hale and Mary Espey. Invocation by Rev Edwin Calhoun.
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State Association of the Texts Pioneers
Claude J. Carter
Edwin C. Calhoun
Franklin Spears
Fern Hirsch Ragland
J. K. Brown
Harry Leap
Lucille Hale
Mary Espey
Caroline Gibbs
Fern. Hirsch Ragland
Mary. Espey
Edwin ©. Calhoun
Funeral Set Here For Miss Laura Faye Anderson
Funeral services for Laura Faye Anderson 18 of St Oleander Street will be held Friday at 2 p m at Zittke Kearns Funeral Home with Rev. G R Hardly officiating. Born in South Dakota she came to San Antonio two years ago. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Alex Anderson sisters Mrs Clyde Higgins Mrs Arthur Little and Mrs E d Mikutenki of San Antonio and brother George Okey of Springfield Mo.
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Laura Faye Anderson
St Oleander Street
Zittke Kearns
G. R
Misa Anderson
South, Dakota
San Antonio
Alex Anderson
Clyde, Higgins
Arthur Little
E, d. Mikutenki
Antonio
Om Brother
George Okey
Springfield, Mo
Police Discover Man Hangs Self After Delayed EMS Call
Pablo Gains, 45, of Alamisto Street, reportedly hanged himself at his home after neighbors say he tied a wire around his neck. Police and deputies rushed to the scene on the old Castroville road near Castroville, where family members urged responders to save him as he died.
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Touce
Pablo Gains
Alamisto Street
Garcia
Wis Nore
Nim
Abot
Castroville Road
Mary Boland Restored by Union After Fine Payment
Mary Boland, stage and screen star, was reinstated yesterday as a member of Actors Equity Association after paying a $50 fine. She had been suspended following the Equity Council’s finding that she violated rules by quitting the Theater Guild revival of The Rivals in Chicago on March 4 without Equity's consultation or allowing a physician chosen by Equity to examine her.
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New York
Mary Boland
Actors' Equity Association
Equity Council
Theater Guild
Chicago
Equity
Miss Boland
Plane Output Not Enough presses wartime pace
Yonkers April 16 Ins says Lt Gen Somervell, army supply chief, told Otis Elevator employees that American aircraft output lags. He noted light tanks ahead of schedule but planes not produced quickly enough, stressing lack of ships to move them. production not synchronized. He urged doubling effort to match engines and propellers with ships and delivery.
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Jlo
Funeral Slated for Karl Henry Waits at Denver Address
Karl Henry Gi Waits 86 of 738 Denver Boulevard died Wednesday. Funeral services set for Thursday at 5 p.m. at Alamo Funeral Home with Rev F A Neumeister officiating. Survived by son George Waits daughters Mrs A Brown and Mrs T J McArdle and Miss Waite and five grandchildren. Army HQ said no Washington directive yet defined MacArthur’s Southwest Pacific command.
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Karl Henry Gi. Waits
Denver Boulevard
ARMY
Australia
Alamo Funeral Home
Douglas Mac
Washington
Walla
George Waits
Supreme Command
Brown
T. J. McArdle
Pacific
Jdly Waite
United States
New Zealand
Pacific War Council
MacArthur
Roosevelt
Curtin
Commonwealth
Southwest
Airmen to Shoot Skeets Then Japs
Washington April 16 AP America's airmen will sharpen their eyes on the skeet and trap range as the war department increases gunnery training in the army air corps Intensive practice at the skeet field line is being given to pilots and non pilots of combat crews The department notes top marksmen aid the training program and the sport helps develop eye hand coordination and gunner skills for rapid target tracking and leading the shot toward a moving target
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Washington
INS
America
War Department
Army Air Corps
Army Air Forces
Air Corps
Army Air Force
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