Witte Exhibit Showcases 10 Gifts and Antiquities in Texas
The Witte museum display featured ten gifts including coverlets by Mrs. Lela McKinley of San Antonio and a one hundred year old coverlet from Mrs. Catherine Cartwright. Indian relics from the Lather ranch in Yewitt county were donated by Mrs. Ja Willit of San Antonio, with other items presented by Mrs. M. Irvin and Mrs. Violet Haynes. Mrs. Eilen Quiilin hosted delegates at the museum following the presentations.
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Witte
Eilen Quiilin
Ab & Museum
Les
WPA Okehs Kelly Project of $32 119
J Artur Hazelrigg district WPA manager Tuesday received another authorization to begin work on a Kelly field project costing 32 119. State Administrator Stears Tucker announced two additional projects in other counties with 313716 173 dollars of which the WPA will supply 988 124. Ab Kelly field workers will rehabilitate and remodel buildings foundations repairs and sidings and do painting glazing and recaulkng. Other counties receiving WPA authorizations were Armstrang Bet Callinan Cass Marlon Ghero kee Collin Dallas Dickens Pay allé Gragson Hamilton Horde Ann Tarrison Jasper Jones Knox Matagorda McLennan Montague Moris Camp Upshut Presidio Tom Given Wheeler Willey Hidalgo and Wheltla.
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Works Progress Administration
Kelly Fleld
Stears
Tucker
WPA
Kelly Field
Armstrang
Bet
Callinan
Cass
Marlon
Gherokee
Collin
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Dickens
Payallé
Gragson
Hamilton
Horde- Ann Tarrison
Jasper
Jones
Knox
Matagorda McLennan
mMontague
Moris
Camp
Upshut
Presidio
Tom Given
Wheeler
Willey
Hidalgo
Wlehtla
McLean Re-elected President of A P
New York April 23 Robert McLean of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin began today the fourth term as president of the Associated Press. He was re-elected yesterday at a meeting of the board of directors, which also reelected James Kent Cooper of Michigan and others to key posts including secretary and treasurer.
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New York
uPi
Robert Mclean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Associated Frees
Board of
Fthst Aid
B. Lansing Ray
St. Louis Globe-Detio
Elited
Stuart Fr
Pravy
Ad. Clan
Demvorany Kent Cooper
Vandercled Secratary
Llovel
Llovel Stratton Assistiml Scuddtary
Curia Trensiyey
Funds Get Up for Colleges in Texas Budget
Austin reports the biennial educational appropriation passed, setting aside $23,031,410 for two years to maintain state institutions. The tally includes $12,477,521 for one program and $10,053,089 for another, amid a turbulent legislative session with salary cuts and proposals to fund the Texas Union and recreational center.
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Austin
INSI
Vexan House
Tigter Education
University of Texas
Homer Price Rambey
University
Texas Union
Nuahendry
Bull Ross College
Alepine
Ifameas
Miss Hodd to Talk at Club Session in San Antonio
Miss Caroline Hodd will describe Radio City and lecture before the City Federation of Women's Clubs on April 29 at 2 50 P M. in San Antonio Vocasional and Technical school Radio and science classes of high schools have been invited. Mrs J B Nash president of Elementary Principals' association assists in sponsoring. Others assisting include J L State man education chair Lila Marshal and Ralph Jaceson. Nilks Nfodd will speak at a San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Caroline Hodd
Radio Cty Mto
City Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio Vocasional
Technical
J.B. Nash
Elementary Principals’ Association
Eva Moon
Federaion
J. LD. Stateman
Lila Marshal
Federation
Ralph Jaceson
Anal
San Antonio
Junior 1 Chamber of Commerce
Press Plaint Denied Airing in Austin Apr 49 47
A stalled debate led to a resolution forming a public safety department and restricting press access to information. Reporters and photographers were denied information and pictures to which the Texas public is entitled, with the measure tabled in a record vote. Houston officials stayed silent due to health, while exchanges with Senator Houston yielded no new data.
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Austia
Taday
Public Safety Department
United States
Andrey Jackson Troustan
Jack Love
Texas
W. O.rred
Dallas
Houston
Pensions Voted for April Figures Show Small Share
The fire and police pension board on Wednesday approved an appropriation of 1542.95 to pensioners, representing only a fraction of the amount due. The action reflects a limited disbursement toward April pensions amid ongoing financial concerns.
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Fire and Police Pension Board
ADV Tachienl
Fire and
Aim
North Texas State College Bach Festival Participants Named
Local students from Los Angeles head to North Texas State College for a Bach festival run from May 2 through May 4. Participants include Frank Ey fis Ay Lente Misses Jacquelline Ray Bomale Bess Roberts and others in the San Antonio group.
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Pour San Antonio Stecents
North Texas State Terchers College
Frank Eyfis
Ay Lente
Jacquelline Ray
Bomale Bess Roberts
Editors and publishers convene during world day
New York April 22 editors and publishers of the nation’s newspapers met at the annual convention addressing the central problem of serving the country. President John McChirel4 urged the trade to uphold liberty as the bulwark of democracy, stressing integrity and service.
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New York
Amevents
Sonja Henie’s New Look Revealed for Sun Valley
Moeley Wood April 23 INS reports major wardrobe changes at Twentieth Century Fox toward Sonja Henie who will star in Sun Valley. The skating star, now slimmer, reportedly weighs about 108 pounds, five pounds under her previous frame as she prepares for filming.
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Moley Wood
Twentieth Century
Fox Wartros
Sonja Henie
Sonja
Tollywood
Sun Valley
Uhan
Borjapow
Senate May Call Coal Mine Leaders Over Production
Washington April 23 The Senate defense investigating committee asked John L. Lewis and UMWA leaders and operators at North and South soft coal mines to testify Friday unless output resumes promptly. Chairman Truman sent telegrams urging resumption to prevent shutdowns harming defense plants and national program. The panel also planned a field tour of Fort George G. Meade as part of its inquiry into the army confinement program.
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Washington
Serute Defense Investigating Committee
John L. Lewis
Truman
D.-Mo
Lens
United Mine Workers
L. T. Padman
Charles Neil
Iite
Fort George G. Meade
Army
Tobacco Stolen From Residence in Jersey City
Tobacco and cigars valued at 50 dollars were stolen from a home at 5320 South Princeton Street Tuesday night. C D Moffenburg reported to the sheriff’s office on Wednesday as mayor Frank Hague, Jersey City, opens his re election campaign in the Democratic national committee context.
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South Prese Street
C.D. Moffenburg
Sheriff's Office
Teonard Rosenthal
Pearl King
Featice
Argentina
South America
Pearl King Promotes National Want Ad Week Rates
Pearl King touts expanded advertisements during National Want Ad Week with lower rates for placement. Dipl P-1221 offered as the contact for readers to place ads at reduced prices this year.
Welfare chiefs named to San Antonio local bureau board
Two new members join the San Antonio Local Welfare Bureau executive board. Park Atevel named legal standards chairman and Rev. Jos A. Scherer named a director. Incidentally, Egbert Schweppe is re elected president with lengthy list of officers and directors including Mrs. Clara G. Cook as vice president and Mrs. Mary Santee Hanson chairing Institutions.
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San. Antonio Loca Welfare Bureau
RC. Stuynian
Socretagy
Park Atevel
San Antone Atornuy
Jos A. Scherer
Egbert Schweppe
Re-Uhreedad
Ate & G
Hewitt Commandant Named At Air Corps School
Liew Col Leland R Hewitt from Mansfield Louisiana was assigned today by the War Department as commandant of the Air Corps Advanced Flying School at Matherfield California.
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Washington
Liew
Leland R. Hewitt
Mansfield
War Department
Air Corps
Matherfield
Cali
National Want Ad Week Prompts Lowest Rates in Years
Fragmentary ad note states rates are the lowest in years during National Want Ad Week, with unclear figures and partial dates. It hints at affordable listings and calls for action amid a groaning market.
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Ike E
Dighly Unt Column Offers Message Line in KTLA Slot
A damaged line reports a weekly KTLA segment from 2115 p m Monday through Friday for the Dighly Unt, inviting readers to dial F 12351 to place a message.
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Ktla
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