Dentists Convention Planned for San Antonio in 1947
The Texas State Dental Society chose San Antonio as the site for its 1947 convention, slated for the last week of April, with over 600 delegates expected. Also details of public bids for road and bridge contracts in Bexar County are listed, with deadlines in May and specifications for gear and financing.
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San Antonio
Texas State Dental Society
Charles W. Anderson
Bexar
Texas
Airles
Sealitier
Bexar County Road
Bridge 7
Rexey County
Psceinet No
Cariee
Rexar
Plana
Fexar County
Ujuin
Cnshiew
Garv
Conmls
Iteloner
County Bagingers Oier
Uc. A
Bbelt
Garvey
Sunto
Charles Wt
Anderson
Iire
Exeter
G. Garvey
Charles W. Apilerson
Danny Ander
Reatard Asseanmente
Aveesa
Hewior
Ansar
Amtliy
Assault On Girl Charged Sylvester U Wine
Sylvester U Wine, 20aawnetts Street, charged with criminal assault on a girl under 15 in Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan's court Tuesday. The girl lives in Seguin. Other complaints in the same court include Leslie Bell charged with attempted robbery by assault on Barney Davis on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester U. Wine
Jacinto Ripjas
Julian Isaac
Paso
Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Tomas Alejandro
Louis Gonzales
Santos S. Gonzales
Morales St Yeal
Vaughan
Roger Flores
White Street
W. F. Milo
Alexandria
Ly M. Divin
Plumbing Office Sees Record Permit Day
City Plumbing Inspector Kinil flaentg kept the office open until 240 a m to issue a record 188 permits. Included were gas and plumbing permits for 29 veterans homes, 42 veterans homes for Fidelity Housing in Winnipes avenue blocks 700 and 80, 39 veterans homes to the Robertson Building Co in West French and West Ashby blocks, earning $344.50 in fees.
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Kinil Flaentg
Winnipes Avenue
Fidelity Housing Company
Robertson Buildding Company
West French Place
West Ashby Place
Hearing on Trailer Parking Injunction At 1607 South Presa
Hearing began in Lynch District Court before Judge R W B Terrell on the Backer corporation seeking a permanent injunction to restrain Caughfield from parking trailers and used cars before three large warehouses at 1607 South Presa Street. J A Schultz, manager, testified the firm held a three year lease from Caughfield.
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Backer Corporation
Prrmanent
C. Caughfield Fram
South Presa Street
Terrell Lynch District Court
J. A. Schultz
Caughfield
Court Suspends Assault Sentence
A criminal district court on Tuesday suspended a two year sentence for charges of assault to murder involving Lorenzo Miles of the same address. The defendant Bryant was sentenced after a Tuesday hearing at the court located on street.
Wainwright Thanks Comptroller for Army Day Parade Help
General Jonathan Wi Wainwright of the Fourth Army sent a note praising the department for cooperation in staging the Army day parade on April 6. He also thanked BE L. Han Sth Superintendent of shops for building a reviewing stand on Alamo plaza.
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Sweet
Paul E. Steffler
Jonathan Wi
Wainwright
Fourth Army
Department
L. Han Sth
Alamo Plaza
Generals to Go to Mexico for Cinco de Mayo
Seven general officers and six wives will depart Kelly Field at dawn for Mexico City to attend the Cinco de Mayo celebration as guests of Mexican defense minister Gen Francisco L Arquue. A four engine GPS Gu flight will carry them, with local reminanders joining in. Participants include Gen Carl Spaatz and Gen and Mrs Jacob Devers and other senior officers and their spouses.
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Kelly Field
Mexico City
Francisco L. Arquve
National Defense
Washington
Carl Spaatz
Jacob L. Devers
Courtney H. Todges
Jonathan M. Wainweight
J. W. O'Daniel
George HN. Beverly
N. F. Niblo
Hoyt S. Vancenberg
Miranda
R. V. Craven
Crisional Car Fienas
Aldr
Bo Hernandes
Jury Returns 35 Indictments
A grand jury in Criminal District Court returned 35 indictments on Tuesday. The charges include swindling, forgery, assault, seduction, obtaining money under false pretenses, and related offenses. Names and specifics are partially garbled in the record.
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Grand Jury
Criminal District Court
Thell
Aureldey
Faihwe
Sony
Ony Dlson
Porson
OPA files rent suit against Band C Revelopiment firm
The OPA filed a rent suit in Federal District court Tuesday against Band C Revelopiment Company operators of the Koro j Made Hotel Isouris on Austin highway. The action seeks treble damages of 280 dollars and alleges excessive rents totaling 11,680 dollars across central TeAntalions hotels starting in 1904.
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OPA
Federal District Court
Band C Revelopiment Company
Isouris
Austin Highway
Washington Roundup Senate Debates Airport Measure
Senate debates over an airport bill and OPA extension unfold as committees hear from cotton and real estate interests. The airport plan would create a nationwide airport network with federal funds matched by states, while senators clash over states rights and project allocation. Republicans gauge constituent support for leadership renewals amid pending extension talks.
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Washington
Easia
Senate
House
Bulla
Washington E Yequest
OPA
Price Control Agency
Houst
Sul
Anc
Jensen
Jowa
Senate Action and Amended Court Code Debate
The Senate prepared for a vote on a major measure as Taft pledged to work with Barkley for a final decision this week. Senator Bridges offered an amendment to the budget code, seeking to bar Supreme Court justices from political activity, while referencing Justice Jackson’s wartime service and potential as chief justice candidate.
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Senate
Taft
Barkley
Wweek Taft
Bridges
R.N. BL
Ture Supreme Cnue
Rvld
Covenss Curie
Aut Rik
Robert H. Jackson
Inohe Nuernberg
Jackson
Truman
Radar sales abroad to be studied by senate subcommittee
A senate judiciary subcommittee held a hearing on radar sales abroad to probe reports that Russia sought to buy electronic devices in the United States. A bill was introduced to restrict or forbid export of such radar equipment.
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Senate
Russia
Mayor Vows Veto After Ordinance Vote Tug-of-War
A council clash over a sidewalk and street bid linked to Grover Drain at North St Marys and Magnolia ends with Mayor Gus Mauermann vowing to veto the ordinance approved by four council members. Tensions rise over 1940 WPA paving effects and legal questions amid disputed duties and potential override.
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Gus Mauermann
David A. Kaine
Grover Drain
North St. Mary's Street
Magnolia Avenue
P. L. Anderson
WPA
Mauermann
Steffler
Adfrad Callaghan
Cubs
New Olive Drive Pledged by City Sanitation Chief
AL A. Luther city sanitation inspector pledged a new drive against violators. He said the green light from Parks Commissioner Henry Hein targets commercial carriers and others dumping hedge clippings and trash not collected by city crews. Drips occur on North Zigezamova Street near Poplar, 19th Street near the Culelon Ford and Rio Grande near Paso Hondo.
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AL A. Luther
Henry Hein
Luther Sali
Zigezamova Street
Poplar Street
Rio Grande Street
Paso Hondo
Luther Salil
Contractor Sues for $400 Over Withheld Materials
Manuel I. Dimory sues Hoyt Robertson Willie McKee and West Laurel Heights Package Store in district court for $400 claiming a October 1845 contract to supply labor for a building at 140 Cheyenne Street was blocked when materials were withheld, preventing completion and seeking a mechanics lien.
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Ath District
Manuel I. Dimory
Hoyt, Robertson
Willie Mckee
West Laurel Heights
Dimory
Cheyenne Street
Swim for Health Week Starts in late June
The eleventh annual Swim for Health season will begin in Sant Antonio on June 24.28, inviting more swimmers and healthier citizens to join the program and improve public health through swimming.
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al Wogram
Sant Atonia
Mayor Seeks New System for City Employees
Mayor Gus Mauermann proposed a comprehensive pension and insurance system for Civil Service and Water Board employees at a budget hearing. He supported Tax Commissioner Callaghan's idea to study equalization of city hall wages and urged a complete, citywide reform.
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CIV
ORY
Wtblic
Service and Water Board
Gus Mauermann
Albrd Callaghar
Couner
Maur
Mann
Callaghan
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Commodities
The list shows varied market rates for fruits, vegetables, and staples with numerous items such as asparagus at 1.21 per unit, tomatoes at 4.50 per crate, celery 4.50 per crate, spinach 1.25 per unit, and many others across crates, bushels, and pounds. Also included are New York cotton futures with prices around 27.89 to 27.95 for May, July, and October contracts, reflecting active trading and minor fluctuations.
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grangeRany
Avecaios
Colorado
California
White Parish
Calif
Sunkist Orances
Washington
Idaho
Reoix
OrUey Analer
New York
Catton Futures
Apy - Callan Miwres
Zieh
Miumor
Neo
Untitled Austin oil well discovery report with regional ties
A garbled report outlines oil exploration activity near Bee County and surrounding areas. It mentions several wells, depths, and companies including Praducens Corporation of Nevada and Gopnna OU Company of San Antonio, with references to locations in Texas and nearby states.
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Bee County
Rountree
Surrey
Pinae
Open Hind
Wbul
Rashkey
Stillwell Gand
Run
Arkanens
Sileatsuavery
Dt Ik
Wreterl Om Reville
Praducens Corporation of
Nevada
Wil Brewer Lxon, Company
Witch of
Wolters
Rcsl Warves
Enke
Reynolds
Richandeon
Ariling
Une Bomfont
Horthwest
Edge
Tampannor
Returlcoum
Barreta
Arasiy
Canana
Iowit
Tauherry
Lambert
Musa
Guiana
Cattle Market Prices and Trade Notes at Fort Worth
Fragments from Fort Worth market report show cattle and hog prices, with bids and receipts for various lots. Strong activity noted in ring with lambs and feeders, while hogs and dairy items appear mixed. several price points in the 9 to 14 dollar range and multiple buyers listed, reflecting a busy regional livestock economy.
City News Opening Cancelor at Woodlaws Pavilion
May 1 event features music by Louies Olt Timers with admission, finance and tax details handled. Fans provided at venue through officials including Adm Cc.
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Woodlaws Pavilion
Louie
Record Catch of Predatory Animals in Texas Surges
C R Lanson of the Fish and Wildlife Service reports that in the past three months Texas has seen a record number of predatory animals removed, totaling 10 708 with 4931 coyotes and wolves. Forecast attributes the rise to favorable weather, a new chemical meth od and cooperative work with the Game Fish and Oyster commission, plus new areas Webb and Duval counties beginning contra work where coyotes are plentiful.
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Texas
C. R. Lansson
Fish and Wildlife Service
Feders
Landon
State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Webb
Duval
Mexican Seeks 5513 Judgment in Texas Suit
Ernesto Gonzalez Castillon of Torreon Mexico filed in the 73rd District Court seeking a judgment of 5019 against T Noah Smith and E J Martin of San Antonio. The dealer in chemical supplies alleges a 1945 purchase of 2137 empty ell drums with 900 drums claimed to be full of holes.
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T. Noah Smith
E. J. Martin
San Antonio
Ernesto Gonzalez Castillon
Torreon
Mexico
Castillon
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