Finesilver Funeral Set
Avraham Finesilver 77 long time San Antonio resident and Pine silver Manufacturing president died Monday. Survived by two sons Herizel and Mirren and several daughters and grandchildren. Services Tuesday at Porter Leruig chapel with Rabbi Jarotson officiating, interment at Beth h cemetery.
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Avraham Finesilver
Babcock Road
Pinesilver
Hoe
Europe
San Antoni
Herizel
Mirren Finesilver
Mesdaines
Sam Kaufman
Jor Seinger
Gussie Rubin
Terman Sealt
San Antonio
Mra
Jack Amling
Fort Worth
Jack Sellinger
Marvin Rubin
Jeffrey Eott
Mado Rutbity
Lynn Gay Watinesilver
Porter Leruig
Rabbi Jarotson
Beth H Cemetery
Bond Set in False Entry Case
A Malrid extended shopping day led to an arraignment Monday before U.S. Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart of Feline Gonealles, Mexics. Gonzales faced a false entry charge after entering the United States via Del Rio to shop, with bond set at 50.
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Malrid
Paul A. Lockhart
Feline Gonealles
Mexics
United States
Gonzales
Ad del Rio
Burt
Hinvettan
Mexico
Fire at South Main Baptist Church Damages Second Floor
Firefighters battled a blaze at the South Main Baptist Church Sunday, injuring five firefighters with minor burns. The fire, of undetermined origin, caused most damage to the building’s second floor while congregants sang Easter hymns.
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Houston
South Mai Baptist
Detective Suspension Reported Amid Ongoing Inquiry
Commissioner P. J. Anderson announced Monday that Detective W. T. Tomlinson and Detective O Neill remained suspended as the investigation into a prisoner's report of shin strikes by office personnel continued. Anderson said reinstatement would depend on future findings and current evidence.
County Sells 487 Acre Highway 8 Land Auction
County Commissioner Robert F. Uhr auctioned a 487 acre tract on Highway 8 for 1150 dollars. The winning bidder was Adele Beh rendt of 42% Devine Street, with origin al cost recorded as 438.30 dollars.
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Highway 8
Robert F. Uhr
Adele Behrendt
Devine Strest
Helvens
Velevan San
Shankle to Reign as King at Victory Fiesta
Mery SMMMUKTC president of the Chamber of ecommerce, will preside as King Antonio XXIV at the Victory Fiesta, elected by secret Cavaliers’ ballot. The first festive event marks the monarch’s acclaim by his subjects at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Perry Shankle
King Antonio XXIV
Cavaliers
Chamber of Comerce
Mery Smmmuktc
Chamber of Ecommerce
Antonio XXIV
Texas Cavaliers
Shankle
Water festival marks coronation of King Antonio XXIV Wisl
King Antonio XXIV Wisl will be enthroned at a San Antonio river ceremony after a voyage from the Jesneson River theater. Mayor Gus EB will present him a golden key to the city as children Alice and Perry Jr act as pages. The new monarch, born in Paris and long a San Antonio resident, heads the Bird-Shankle wholesale grocery group.
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San Antonio
Jesneson
Antonia XXIV Wisl
Gus EB
Alice
Perry Jr
Hen King
Paris
Bird-Shankle Corporation
Bertha Breathes Pique Sparks City Censorship Row
Bertha Breathe provokes debate as P J Anerson police and a fire commissioner plus carnival visitor discuss an oil painting titled Berthat Breathes. Anderson calls chief deputy Goetz to weigh whether the public show should involve local authorities.
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Bertha
P. J. Anerson
Anderson
Berthat
A. J. Goetz
Goetz
Three Prisoners Escape Pearsall Jail to San Antonio
Three inmates Raul Gloria Joe Lopez and Juan Lopez aged 18 and 19 escaped Pearsall County Jail in a stolen sedan. Sheriff Warren Smith notified San Antonio police. car found abandoned at Navidad and Tampico streets. No trace of the escapees has been found.
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Pearsall
San Antonio
Sherif Warren Smith
Carnival Leases 78 Parking Meters In Isla Aveck
The carnival negotiates a lease for 78 parking meters in Isla Aveck city limits. If approved the carnival will pay a daily rate to use meter space, allowing the event organizers to operate within the restricted parking area during the festival period.
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Carnival
Isla Aveck
Weekly building permits total from St. Joseph’s Church noted
Building permits for the week totaled 376 431 dollars led by a 50 000 dollar listing for St. Joseph’s Church. Inspector Carl Wigr reported the rest covered homes and repairs. Day observed in Austin on April 22 saw city departments and offices closed for a holiday.
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St. Joseph's Church
Carl Wigr
Austin
INS
Ste
City Hall Fiesta Dress Up Sees Colorful Costumes
The city council’s Monday session featured a Fiesta week atmosphere with carnival rides visible from windows. Mary Elen Black led the effort in donning frontier garb and a deputy’s star to front the fiesta wear as officials mingled in festive attire.
Knife and Fork Club Sets Meeting Speaker
The San Antonio Knife and Fork Club schedules a meeting on May 2 in the Rose room of Gunterbetel. Frank Blake Davison, author and lecturer, will discuss America’s men of Destiny Leaders of Misicadeys.
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San Antono Knife and Fork Club
Ie Gunterbetel Rose Room
Frank Blake Davison
America
City Rents Voting Machines for May 28 Sewer Bond Election
The county commissioners court approved renting IN voting machines to the city for the upcoming sewer bond election set for May 28. The request came via a letter from Mayor Gas Mauermann.
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County — Commissioner's ‘Court
Gas Mauermann
U S to Ask Visit Of Red Newsmen
The State Department plans to invite Soviet editors from Pravda Red Star and Tavestia to visit the United States in peace time to observe how America works. Secretary Byrnes initiated the idea to let them learn firsthand how U S presses operate and life in cities and towns. Acceptance was not confirmed.
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U.S
Washington
Russia
America
Theideo
Hua G. Ahrenburg
Tavestia
Mikhail R. Caelaktinov
Pravda
Konstantin M. Simonov
Red Star
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ogaryion Toyn Minke
State Department
Byrnes
United States
Aati
Washington Roundup Ween Age Draft Edge Change Seen
Washington reports a potential compromise on teenage draft exemptions and overseas service, with Senators debating universal military training and extensions. House and Senate skirmishes surface as Bowles Payne policy faces tough questioning, while political calculations shift amid looming elections.
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Washington
War Department
House Military Committee
Knowland
RuCalit
House
Serve
Housing action slows veteran home building costs
Wyatt presses new limits on sales and rents for at least half of homes under the veterans' emergency program. He warns that last week’s housing action jeopardizes the program and could hinder production of affordable homes for veterans. The order could raise by 20 percent the number of homes selling under 6500, while most houses are priced around 2000 and under.
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OPA
Congress
Wilson
Wyatt
GMA Hill Sheraux
Senate
Wyat
Senate Debates British Loan Proposal Amid Easter Break
Senators convened to discuss a 83750,000,000 British loan proposal before a Pa meeting of the foreign ministers council. Senate leaders sought more time for Easter returnees, but Democratic and Republican leaders pressed to secure Senator Vandenberg on the line for their side.
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Vandenberg
Senate Spesinn
Vandenherp
Ayrnes
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Senate Republican Conference
OPA Battle Returns as Witness Slates Extension Debate
A Senate Banking Committee hearing features OPA officials urging restraint amid sharp exchanges over price controls. Administration aides defend the extension while lawmakers clash on language and policy, highlighting partisan fault lines and ongoing debates about market intervention and oversight.
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Tobey
Arther Bosse
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Bowles
Wwe
Millikin R
Colo
Besse
Kaealiss Bowles
Price
Paul Paytry
Senate
Barr Ty WeKy B
OPA
Cantrol Hill
Auppanters Alhinly
Senate Banking Committee
Atic
Food Drive Aims Nationwide Under Emergency Campaign
Secretary Henry Wallace will chair the emergency Fontevlloe fic drive inviting all Americans to donate canned food and money to combat hunger overseas. The plan launches May 12 and urges every community to mobilize in support of starving nations.
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United States
Javiers Fond
Henry Willace
Wallace
Pioneers Hear Bushick At Annual Association Meeting
Frank Bushick former city tax commissioner and first president of the Texas Pioneers Association read an original poem at Pioneer Memorial Hall Monday. He proposed honoring John Nance Garner for funding the hall. about 50 members attended chaired by Mrs Bucle West with Mayor Gus B Mayermann in attendance.
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Frank Bushick
Texas Pioneers Annogiation
Pioneers
Pioneer Memorial Hall
Bushick
John Nance Garner
View Persident
Bucle West
B_B
Mihailovic Trial Date Set For Traitor Charges
Belgrade reports Gen. Draja Mihailovic will face open court next month on collaboration and crimes against the people. Interior Minister Rankovic says Mihailovic admitted aiding Germans and plotted crimes including murder and arson in the Bosnia Serbia region.
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Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
Alexander Rarkovic
Rankovic
Mihailovic
Bosnia
Serbia
Hisnegia
Drajay Mihailovic
United Nations
National Liberation Aring
Alrnyan
County Farm March Sales Aid Hospital Fund
March totals from the county farm show 283 units of produce sold to support hospital aid. Milk led with 693 gallons, beef weighed 200 pounds and pork 199 pounds, contributing to the county commissioners meeting notes.
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Tnid Manulay
Robirt E. Green Hospital
Snake Killed in Olmos Park Brush
Parks Commissioner Henry Hein reported Monday that a rattlesnake was killed in the Olmos Park brush. Worker L. B. Huckaba hung the snake on a fence as a warning to children not to go outside the cleared park areas and no snakes were found in those zones.
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Olmos Park
Henry Hein
Huckaba
Hein
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