Banquet by Army Men at West Point of the Air
San Antonio officers and business leaders gathered at the Quartermaster Warehouse in Randolph Field for a banquet honoring the one hundred and fifty sixth year of the Quartermaster Corps. Lieut Col A M Nicholson presided as host while Col Herbert A White served as toastmaster. Attendees included Brig Gen Halstead Dorey Brig Gen Henry Whitehead and Brig Gen Frank P Lab among others with military and civilian guests. Music was provided by the Ninth Infantry band.
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Dred Army
San Antonio
Quartermaster
Handolph Field
New West Point of
The
Quartermaster Association
A. M. Nicholson
Ben Antonio
Herbert A. White
Bneskere
Halstead Dorey
Worliam Houston
Henry ©. Whitehead
Walter Walthall
Herman Ochs
William Ochse
B.T. Laubscher
Mac Manus
Frank P. Lab
Air Corps
A. W. Parker
Randolph Field
W. M. McIntosh
W. 5. Tuttle
Oil Geologists Will Meet in 8A
March 1 to 7 1 has been set as the date for the 1931 national Convention of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in San Antonio. About 1600 delegates are expected to attend the meeting announced to T. C. Cartingion, convention secretary of the neal chamber of commerce, from J. F. J. Hall of Tulsa. The convention was held in New Orleans this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
San Antonio
T. C. Cartingion
Neal Chamber of Commerce
J. F. J. Hall
Tulsa
Association
New Orleans
Alaska assignment for Cushing entomologist couple
Mr and Mrs Emory C Cushing of Nolan Street will move to Northwest Alaska for two years to establish a bedquarters 15 miles from Nome. Cushing, an entomology specialist for the department of aquiculture, is loaned to Alaska to combat insect pests threatening reindeer. They plan to sail from Seattle for Nome in April after departing San Antonio April 23.
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Emory C. Cushing
Nolan Street
Alaska
Mr. Cushing
Northwest Territory
San Antonio
Alout
Nome
Ringleader in hold up named in Fort Worth area
A confession identifies the ringleader in the attempted bank holdup at the First State Bank of Polytechnic. Thirteen people are named, including ex-policeman John Alsup, who, with A. E. Boyt and Barrie Boyt, faces murder charges for the killings of two Black men during the botched robbery.
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Fort Worth
First State Bank of Polytechnic
Thuredey
Onde Thuraday
Pitorney
A. EI. Boyt
Barrie
Boyt
John Alsup
Alsup
Army to Adopt Horse Gas Mask After Tests at Fort Bragg
A horse gas mask has passed tests at Fort Bragg North Carolina and the army likely will adopt it. The device can be fitted in two and a half minutes without hindering endurance or efficiency. Report says horses largely object to the mask more than to the bridle.
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Washlagton
D. U
Fort Bragg
N. C
Army
War Department
Admitted Killing Two Men Named Tate and Verrodi
An individual admitted fatally shooting two men, Will Tate and George Verrodi, with authorities planning to press murder charges while the suspect did not speak on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Tate
George Verrodi
Aleup
West Texans Seek Mexico Road Link Delegation Plans
An article from SAN ANGELQ details West Texans in 18 counties pushing for a Mexico road link along U S highway 67. A delegation will ask the state highway commission for immediate action to approve the long route, with emphasis on cross border connectivity and regional impact.
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Mexico
San Angelq
Tussa
Cilien
Towon
U. S
Comuical
New York
Apel Po Bert
Highway 67
Dallas
Huron Defty Presidio
Couneet
Aged Suit and Hat Highlight Quiet Dapper Style
An old suit, worn hat, perfect tie, and a crisp collar define a well-dressed man. The description evokes a weathered, gentlemanly look that survives the years, stressing simple accessories over bold trends.
Davis Seeks New Hearing in Massachusetts Suit
Counsel for Edgar B. Davis seeks a new hearing to revive efforts to collect about 900000 for 1926 income plus interest. The state contends his residence is in Brockton, while Davis claims a different address. The Superior Court ruled for the state and assessed damages of 1870.
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Brockton. Mess
Edgar B. Davis
Allie
Supremes Court of Massachusetts
Dollii
Lulin
Avzu
Nrackton
Daris
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Ab George
Troy
Cath
Troy Porch
Baron Blames
Davis
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