Daughters Fleet Head Elected President of Daughters of Texas Trail Drivers
Mrs. Frank Maegetin was elected new president, succeeding Mrs. Violet Haynes who served 14 years and is named president emeritus. New officers include first vice president Mrs. Artie S. Roberts and several others occupying key roles such as secretary treasurer historian and chaplain.
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Frank Maegetin
Daughters of Texas Trail Drivers
Violet Haynes
Artie S. Roberts
Ernia Jentsch
Léla McKinley
Loxella Danitll
Ella Wilke
Mary Santee Hangon
Nell Crize Cutvio
Tattie Barris Alderman
Katy Krimmer
Nancy Votan Crider
Lawra M. SoRelle
Lupe Velez Estate Settlement Reaches $3870
Hollywood Amil 24 Court approval of an out of court settlement closed the books on the estate of Lupe Velez. Josufing Anderson, sister of the screen star, received 3870 after suing for 45000 for a share in the 250000 estate. The will left one third to the secretary and the balance to her Berets.
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Hollywood
Amil
INS
Josufing Anderson
San Antonio
Lupe Velez
Building Sold For $37,000 On San Paty Avenue
A one story brick store at 1900-10 San Paty avenue sold for $17,000. Wong Neong purchased the property from Herple Stephens and will operate a retail store there.
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San Paty Avenue
Wong Neong
Los Angeles to Be Battleships' Base
Los Angeles harbor will be the permanent home of the battleships Iowa and New Jersey according to Vice Adm. Frederick Sherman. He announced Fifth Fleet maneuvers planned for September and said the fleet with 10 cruisers and numerous other vessels plus 40,000 men will call Los Angeles its home port.
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Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles Harbor
Iowa
New Jersey
Frederick Sherman
Lawyer Booked on Disturbance Charge
Albert Herman aged 42 of 327 East Mistletoe Avenue was booked by police after attempting to secure a client’s release from the city. He was arrested for using loud and abusive language and released later on bond.
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Albert Herman
East Mistletoe Avenue
Ile
Actor Knows His Anthrax on Stallion Road Set
Hollywood gossip follows Zachary Scott as he travels from Austin to California to film Stallion Road on location near the Sierra Madre. He laments rehearsals and long drives while Alexis Smith Tonald Reagan and Peggy Kneistn work as horsewomen. A scene involving anthrax alarms him, prompting a studio pay gift and a joke about his tired routine ending with an early bedtime.
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Justan
LNS
Corremondeat
Hollywood
CINS
Zachary Scott
Austin
Texas
Zachary
California
Panhandle
Amarillo
Warner Brothers
Zach
Alexis Smith
Tonald Reagan
Peggy Kneestn
Ovation
Dunsmuir Ranch
Sierra Madre
Alexis
Peggy
Ronnie
Tire Production May Exceed Hopes
Washington reports the rubber industry may surpass its 66 million new passenger tire goal for the year helped by cotton yarn controls. The projection tops last year’s 54 million casings while CPA officials warn dealers may lag 1 to 2 weeks into summer.
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Washington
Civitan
Senate committee favors quitclaim to save tidelands
Washington April 24 Senate Judiciary Committee approved a favorable report on a quitclaim resolution aimed at ending federal claims to submerged and reclaimed coastal lands. The measure would force the interior department to give up all claims to tidelands and navigable submerged areas, ending a high court suit and clearing state control.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Interior Department
Pay Stop Bus Driver Dodson Refuses to Halt
Bus driver W. P. Dodson in Coffeyville Kansas resumed his route after stopping his vehicle to retrieve a dive from the pavement. He stated he collects more money that way and continued on.
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Coffeyville
Kah
W. P. Dodson
Cleopatra and pearls spark legend of stomach pains tale
An ornate tale recalls Cleopatra praising two pearls then dropping one into a vessel of wine and drinking it. The piece links excess to indigestion and stomach pains, urging readers to try Uden Tablets with a money back guarantee.
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Cleopatra
Texas Flag Flies in Paris
Paris residents passing the Lotti hotel windows noticed the Lone Star flag in the American graves registration office. Maj. Homer Fry of Dallas, carrying the banner for 18 months overseas, unfurled it Sunday for San Jacinto Day amid a small Texas A and M gathering and a quiet local celebration.
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Paris
Lotti Hotel
American Graves Registration Office
Homer Fry
Dallis
San Jacinto
Texas A
Packaging of Surpluses Aired
More than 50 representatives from the regional War Assets program learned how to package and process surplus war materials for sale to the public. The Tuesday meeting at the Plaza hotel, part of a nationwide series, was led by Thomas A. Baddington, Haldane Moore, and James F. Pennington.
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War Assets Offee
Washington
Plaza Hotel
San Antonio
Thomas A. Baddington
War Assets Office
Haldane Moore
Office of Defense
James F. Pennington
Air Corps Sun Goggles Released for Civilian Use
Postwar air corps style sun goggles with gold filled frames and green lenses are sold to protect eyes from glare and sun. Offered nationwide by Local Stores Co at 412 Texas Ave, San Antonio, Texas, with a money back guarantee and no risk trial.
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AIR Corps
Aviaton Lyve Sun-Gineses
Almoat
Die
Armed Services
Cheay
Aly Corns
Tyne
Dearlord
BunesInages Uke
Wondertia Tor
Solfern
Imoney-hack
Kuntaniee
Na Lonal Ntoal Stores Co
Tena Bt
Ban Antonio
Torda
Ady
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