Abound with 3.2 beer debate shapes city culture
The article critiques the 3.2 beer law and its failure to revive a true beer garden culture. It notes drive in venues on Broadway offering 3.2 beer with meals, lacking the ambiance of Parisian sidewalks or Bavarian inns. It mentions street musicians, young patrons, and quirky advertising, highlighting a shift toward a casual, improvised social scene.
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Tonneau
Berlin
Elrs
Bavarian Inn
Aki
Tess Tralt
Broadway
San Antonio
Teacers Triumph in Turbulent Texas Tilt
In a erratic game the Tacques beat the Dalise 23 hits to none, with Tahn Pasek’s stellar performance and strong catching by Beanie Without first-strong catcher. Dallas’ Zeke Bowara robbed on the centerfield wall inches from a twenty second homer, while Fred Kester injured on a shoestring catch. Oklahoma City’s win streak ends as Red Harvel’s squad falls to One Wore Worl. Houston notes George Sustian’s move to infiantdust. Exwerlers replace him with Toes any night. Manager Bob Colman pilots Ex-Folens. Mike Tresh called up. Susce Wad sustains a dislocation amid a tense sequence. team battles toward a delayed return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahn Pasek
Detroit Tigers
Teelerings
Tielje
Vangilder
Tac
Dalise
Pat Pyhem
Tod San Antinta
Dallas
Zeke
Golline and White
Indians
Houston
George Suste
Ian Man Cnieher
Woop Exwerlers
Stonston
Bob Colman
Ex- Folens
Mike Tresh
Derumont
Lonie
Colenan
Shifts Effected on Police Staff Review of Appointment
Reporting notes changes in police staffing with a focus on a recent appointment review. Mentions Capt Gis Moekenkens, Chief Fred Feat, and acting sergeant TV, with emphasis on shift realignment and return to beat duties. Local officials oversee the adjustments and timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Gis Moekenkens
Jaollee
Fred Feat
Nemely
Hha
Guilty Waver Dopecis Refused In Federal Court
Trank Frice, father of Dowitt Price, Alabama youth befriended by San Antonians, faced Judge McMillan after signing a waiver to plead guilty to a narcotic charge. Price, who has one leg, was charged separately with Telmades Horton. both denied violations, with pleas later accepted. Other guilty pleas yielded sentences, including Hefty Baker three years and Ernest Garber five years. Hernandez fined 500 dollars and jailed 11 months for white violation of liquor laws. Numerous locals named as expectations. no Pine Pest noted.
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Trank
Frice
Dowitt Price
Alabama
San Antonians
Robert 5
Green
RJ. McMillan
Frito
E4s
Price
Hetty L. Baker
Ernest Garter
Ernest Frankle
James CO
Greer
Jesua Bernandez
Dacuse
Benita Gutierrez
Hall Tole
Larrer
George Schwager
Ray Russell
Bille Carter
F. J. Simon
C. W
Wilson
Carl, Bower
Ham Bower
Fritz Reuter
Roy Bernhard
Richard Hall
Deve Young
J. E. Lloyd
Henry Taubert
Henry Reich
Local golf pro Guldahl qualifies for Milwaukee tournament
Ralph Guldahl, 23, of Texas, earned a place in the national professional golfers tournament in Milwaukee next week by shooting 68 and 71 in the local qualifying rounds in St Louis. He represents St Louis in the event.
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BT. Louis
Ralph Guldeh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Guldahl
Thieves Get So Watches in Local Port Theft
Report of a burglary listing three watches stolen from Aleem Pinel and names of suspects and witnesses at addresses on Crocker Street and East Hinsdale Avenue. Authorities identify a black belt item worth $29 and various items tied to the Cream from a local shop.
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J. B. Lowrey
Mira A
Willa
DN. Cumting
Ensle Hinsarhn Aventit
Olack
Shines
Mind Cluth- YR
Brune Velbe Gore
Ealling Street
Marinos
Mistiolon Ononierien
Aik Eick
City action tied to Houses Code contingency plan
An Antonio wholesale fruit network and local dealers backed a contingent wage scale aligned with the city’s rules. A 87 hour week proposal sparked debate among 75 dealers led by Adsmith chairing a committee to present to the mayor. The plan discusses hours, truck rotation, and productive start times, amid broader mentions of local incidents and unrelated notices.
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Antonio
Adsmith
Mod
Wamretvise
Beaumont
William B
Mike Tragyteaudents
Linge Ila
Sainte, Ciition
Schule
Beauleoo
Andy
Ertear
Youths Must Learn Dueling Revival Spreads in Heidelberg
In Heidelberg the German student dueling tradition resurges as Chancellor Hitler lifts the ban. Freshmen join clubs like frats, learning dueling in five terms with brutal practice under padded protection and steel visors.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Rapier
Adolph Ruchiani
Hitler
Gotte
Bagh
Brother Muse
American Militia Shields Negroes' Lawyers in Alabama
Aug 1 2 reports describe local militia mobilized to guard lawyers and Black families amid reported threats in Tuscaloosa. Officials, including President Henry H. Foster, deny local anti-Black sentiment while acknowledging tension.
200 Given Work at Brownsville
Brownsville officials report 200 persons employed in Brownsville with payroll figures near 7000 dollars monthly. The Herald notes changes in the labor payroll and local employment figures as part of regional economic updates.
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Brownsville
Pilots Tackle New Army Bomber Over Selly Meld
Tuesday pilots took turns testing a large new army bomber as Captain 4 B McDaniel, stationed in Washington, observes. The test flight occurred near Selly Meld with the aircraft undergoing operations and engine checks.
Victim of Cut Injury Treated at Local Hospital
A 29 year old man, Eris Boles of 340 Lamber steel, was treated at Ryne B. Green hospital after an accident involving a pipes plate steel. His leg was severely injured, and he received medical attention following the incident.
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Eris! Boles
Lamber Steel
Ryne B. Green
Tibedoy Afta
Old Church Will Remain To Hallow Burial Place
The article describes preservation of an old church site as a burial place near St. Paulck's and St. Mary's in San Antonin. Religious figures, including Rev. Albert Mitchel and brothers from St. Mary's university, plan a new church at Som erdety. A Wyneede fundraiser is noted for August 11 at Bomersol Park to support the project.
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Hallow
Denne
God
Yenious Miechnrer
Lothin Heyy
Boninveet
Tye Most
Artinot
Drnwesnerlay
Meloscee
Ban Antociio
Somerdety
Mathar Milehal
Bath
St. Mary's
Willan Helier
Bey
St. Mary's University
Jol Metheh
Avalat
Mitchel
St. Patrick's
Ratabhahad
Mal
Medina
Roma
Texas cowboy to send bucking horse to Chicago fair
Local artist Bert DeBouwowner prepares a display featuring a vicious bucking horse named Crass Eye. The piece, created at 105 Starr Street, showcases a wild ride in the sunfish turn as a demonstration of rodeo danger. The film will be sent to Chicago on August 1.
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Texas
Chicago
Bert DeBulir
DeBouw
Starr Street
DeBouw Sae
Dean
Chinago
Devine Officials to Honor County Judge Noonan
Citizens of Devine will present a formal tribute at p.m. to honor County Judge R T Noonan and the Medina County commissioners for the right of way granted for Highway 173 through Medina. The ceremony will thank the court for its action and support the project.
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Ctizens
Devine At & P.m
Hoor
R .T. Noonan
Commissioners Court
Medina County
Medina
Hoe
Attache Leaves Mexico City for Port Leavenworth Transfer
An American attache in Mexico City departed for Port Leavenworth for reassignment after two years in the post. The record notes his service here and that a successor had not yet arrived, with details obscured by damaged OCR.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Aukbon
RoWwil FE. Cummings
Abiache
Port Teavenworth
Anriven
Merger Delay Likely for Prohibition and FBI Office
A report from Washington indicates the merger of the Prohibition Office with the Bureau of Investigation is expected to be delayed due to the workload required to combine the two departments. Officials suggested the lag would push back the consolidation schedule amid bureaucratic adjustments and staffing considerations.
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U.S
Prohibition Office
Bureau of Investigation
An-Guyl
Washlington
USA
Four People Treated After Frimauris Crash
Report from Slath and Novi Alam about a Tuesday traffic collision near Miss Maypenra's home in Missmere plage. Dorwhy Benedur, 3h, and Maxine Kennedy, 19, of 44 Gonbh St, were bronlerd and treated at the scene or hospital. Maypenra, 36, of 1018 Geayson etrevk, injured. Diego Atrert, was hited with fie mune In whileline was tiring overturned.
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Dorwhy Benedur
Ald West Missmere Plage
Maxine Kennedy
Gonbh St
Ays Sireeh
Bronlerd
Neve
Linyplinl
Atkendauls
Tjuelen Cheelven Hi
Ob Slath
Novi Alam
Ptrectia
Explinl
GonzaMs
Diego Atrert
Jewels of Mexico May Be Displayed in Other Cities
MESIGU BD reports that the jewels of Monte Alban found during excavations in Oaxaca state may tour the United States after the Century of Progress exhibit. Alfungy Caso, discoverer, says New York Boston Washington St Louis New Orleans Houston and San Antonio have inquired about hosting the display and transporting the artifacts.
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Jewels
Mexico
Mesigu
Ws— Bros
Alfungy Caso
Century of Progress
Department of
Monte Alban
Gaxaca
Dodge Conference Set for Wednesday at Plaza
Dealers and salesmen will be called to a meeting Wednesday at the Plaza to discuss changes in the automobile retail basis and the administration’s own deal. TD Burke, director of trick Sales of Dodge Stothers’ corporation, will speak for the factory.
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Dodge Deelers
Voters to Hear Professor on National Problems
Woomersa and Young Voters conduct a meeting at the county courthouse in Byom on Tuesday. Revere H afons Montgomery, son of Texas University, will discuss national issues and future policies.
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Woomersa
Revere H.afonsgomery
Son of
Texas University
Toague
Byom
Thesday
Maury Mayevick
Leaguer
Bank Clears July Show Gain In San Antonio
Bank clearings for July rose about $2,000,000 from a year earlier, led by San Antonio, with total year to date around $20,574,013.08. Tharsis G. Leighton, secretary of the San Antonio Clearing House Association, notes gains though data on several banks is incomplete.
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San Antonio
Tharsis G. Leighton
Goodyear Rubber Adds Four To Staff
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announces a staffing increase with four new hires as part of an ongoing expansion. The move accompanies a broader recovery program and mentions support from Passujare, a division manager, within the plant operations.
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Se A
Goodyear Beever
Monat
Pirsidrat
Nokeveli
Progiant
Fs. Passujare
Dimnager
Hold City Meeting On Night Sign Parley Schedule
A notice announces a public discussion event about the Tathona rarneery program. The meeting is set for 0 p.m on an upcoming Wednesday, with sign writers and locals invited to participate in the dialogue.
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Eruy
Antonio
Wellers
Dia Mass Méinline
Miayon Urges Amendments In City Election
City officials back amendments as Mayor Quin and the commission plan to distribute marked ballots among supporters. The home rule measure would allow Texas counties to consolidate county and local government offices, with both city and county residents voting approval. A $20 million bond plan for Texas river work is tied to federal matching funds, and a separate amendment seeks a $400 homestead tax exemption.
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C.F Quin Anid
Quin
Quy
Texas
Ety
Ironda
Bove
Alle Celler
Prohibition Case Docket Shows Decline at Federal Court
Prohibition cases fell in the federal district in El Paso with only 15 indictments, a drop from prior months. The declines followed the ongoing crackdown on illegal activity and immigration enforcement tied to federal probes.
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Wong
Lederal Clert
Sage
Cra
Fedecat Cout
Blo Paso
Sin Allainen
Aden
Tsay County
Awmierte
Hears Shots Finds Watch on Street
A man reports hearing shots and discovers a valuable watch on the sidewalk near West Houston and Fel Street. Police were notified and cordoned the area as they investigate the incident and recover potential evidence.
Pistol Toters Nabbed by Police in San Antonio
Three people were taken into custody for carrying pistols in San Antonio. A 3-year-old Mexican woman was arrested in the 200 block of San Fernando Street for firing near pedestrians, as reported by police officials.
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San _AntoIie
San Fernando
Polion Emul
Bushwick Budget Shrinks as City Plans Employee Cuts
Tax Commissioner Frank Bushick aims to meet a reduced budget by trimming four employees in a $70,000 department. City officials, including Mayor Quin, plan further cuts across departments with payroll adjustments to cover a $150,900 shortfall after savings of $58,000 from merchant fees and operating expenses.
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Frank H. Bushick
Lu & Sclusiule
Walter Tutschi
Bushick
GK. Quin
Playy Dot
Quin
Phil Wright
Addito
Obber
Press Problems to Be Discussed at Two-Day Session
Problems of the newspaper day will be discussed at a two day session of the Texas Newspaper Publishers association to be held at the Gunter hotel on Saturday and Sunday. Forty delegates, including President J. L. Greer of the Deal 80 Sterald, are expected.
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Texas
Gunter Hotel
J. L. Greer
Residents Protest Barnyard Stock Incident Nearby
Ten residents led a protest against city actions regarding alleged cattle and poultry on a property on Denver Boulevard. The demonstrators accused August Wellhineher of permitting livestock and fowl contrary to community standards. Frank Marek helped organize the effort, citing nuisance concerns and requested city remedies.
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Wiestay
Coxa, Dicks and Lohickens
August Wellhineher
Denver Boulevard
Frank Marek
Taxi Driver Hurt as Car Overturns
Frank P. Parker, driver for the Texas Taxi company, 196 East Travis, was severely injured early Tuesday when his car overturned. He was cut on the head and hand, attendants at Robert R. Green hospital said.
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Frank P. Parker
Texas Taxi Company
East Travis Sizent
Robert R. Green Hospital
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