Story of Girl Who Wanted Career Begins Today
On December twenty third in a faded town Ann Marie Mars toils in her room painting Christmas cards for her mother's shop. The scene blends a shabby house with hopeful art as Joao Lawler arrives, and Ann Marie contemplates a future beyond her quiet life while her family and neighbors look on.
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Macy
Ann Marie Mars
Ann Marie
Ann Meric
Wally
M Bork
Front Street
Phen
Apu Mazie
Beaven
Ann Suria
Jobo Lawler
Dinah Ann Narle
Jobo
John Bowler
Soba Larkre
Oman
Max
Joly Lawher
Bath
Snoney Anil
Krew Derendows
Towch
Amasy
Brettler
Monet Psa Semele Ted
Forest Love Found On Page Three
A short notice indicates that a feature titled Forest Love will be located on page three of the issue. The note confirms page placement for readers seeking the item.
And I Remember When
A reminiscence by F. Lanse about early local railroad development near Jourdanton. It recalls the failed broader rail plans of the era, the spur to connect Jourdanton, and the first engine reaching the town depot. A boy's simple reading of the engine lettering sparked the road’s nickname.
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F. Lanse
Jourdans Ton
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LL & G
Yale
Three in Bexar Jail Face Terms in State Prison
Three men in Bexar County await transfer to the state penitentiary in Huntsville. Atike Wallice received ten-year concurrent terms on two theft over 50 charges and one burglary charge, ordered by Judge 1.5 in the Ninety-fourth District Court. Tony Lene got two concurrent ten-year terms on theft over 30 charges. Jose Moralesena was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for theft over 60.
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Bexar
Tuendar
Hluntreilte
Atike Wallice
Anthony Se
Tony Lene Wad
Jose Moralesena
Penitentiare
Sgih
Man Charged in Harding's Death Free Under Bond
TC Dinkleberg expert of the Lee Surgice hospital charged with negligent homicide in the death of Robert J. Harding in County Court at Law No 1. He was freed on a 3000 bond Tuesday. Harding died from injuries after a street accident at Pecansod North Street Marsw cserta Inst. A. L. Becker of 220 West Parks Avenue and Dunkiberg were drivers in the collision that struck Harding, a pedestrian.
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TC. Dinkleberg
Lee Surgice Hospital
Robert J. Harding
Liberty
Harding
Pecansod
St. Mars
Dunkiberg
A. L. Becker
West Parks Avenue
Captain McDaniel Ordered to Washington Duty
Captain A B McDaniel director of training at the Air Corps Training Center is ordered to temporary duty in the office of the chief of the Air Corps in Washington. He has been in Washington for the past several weeks.
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A. B. McDaniel
Air Corps Training Center
The
Air Corps Nf
Washington
BicDaniel
Radio Beacon Team At Kelly Field Guides Aircraft in Flight
The Radio beacon at Kelly Field, built under Capt Perry Warner, is to guide planes in combat and night flights. It mirrors the beacon used by First Lieutenants Maitland and Hegenberger on their Sag Francisco to Hawaii path and will be tested for range and receiver interference. Other beacons are at Wright Field Scott Field Langley and Mitchel Field.
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Kelly Field
Eien
Imilar
Lester J. Maitland
Hegenberger
Thols
Sag Francisco
Hewali
Perry Warner
Air Con
Air Corps
Wright Field
Ohio
Scott Field
Langley Ciel
Abe Mitchelfield
Protests Filed Against City Annexation Plan
Suburban residents protested the city annexation plan at city hall over the past two days. Park commissioner Jacob Rubiola said opposition stems from residents living in the country who do not want city taxes, with focused opposition near the Grosvenor flying field on Frio City Road.
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Jacob Rubiola
Grosvenor
Frio City Road
Judge Watson Asked to Address Rotary on Traffic Victims
Judge Dave Watson of Corporative court was invited to address the Rotary Club on traffic victims and their elimination. The August 23 meeting will note his clean record in reducing automobile collisions and his speaking to several civic groups.
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Watson
Dave Watson
Corporative. Court
Rotary Club
Cirle
Bryan Farmers to Visit Los Angeles Aug 12
Thirty Jearling farmers and Agley anga from Dryan Texas will tour San Antonio August 12 under direction of the chamber of commerce. They will visit local creameries and stay overnight at Brekenridge Park, announced Purler A. Whirler, general manager.
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Dryan
Texas
San Antonio
Purler A. Whirler
Chamber of Cammerce
Chamber of Commerce
Brekenridece Park
America Defender Camp Meeting Set by Ray Sanders
Ray Sanders commander of Sal utouio Camp No. 1 of the Defends va of Awrviea will preside at a camp meeting by the ail rea at the Gunterbolet al 8 on Wed ipaday. The group, newly or shaviked, seeks a longinvership to obtain 5000 svmbems of the map by December ak this sonny.
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Ray Sanders
Salutouio
Awrviea
Ail Rea
Gunterbolet
A. Wedipaday
Devember Ak
Benjamin Dalby Laid to Rest in Local Service
Benjamin Dalby 67 of Pacific Avenue died after a Montay illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev O M Nail officiating. Dalby was a retail merchant and lived in the city for 14 years. Survived by his widow Mus B B Dalby of San Antonio, six daughters and five sons, and several brothers living in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Benjamin
Pacific Avenue
O. Mf. Nail
Trinodary Methodist Church
Cone ‘Heting
Dilby
Spiria
Mus. B. B
Daiby
San Antonio
Terns
Multro Brothers
Man Arrested for Beating Deaf Girl With Copper Wire
Deputy sheriff reports Arturo Sulions, a 55 year old resident of 4835 Cypress Street, seized after allegations of beating Lola Sulions, a 10 year old deaf and dumb daughter, with a copper wire. An aggravated assault charge is expected in the Justice of the Peace court. The suspect is under county guard with officer T N Good in charge.
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County Hearts
T. N. Goodon
Flint Stony History of Indians Unearthed by Harnisk Family
The Harnisk family near Coesin gathers hundreds of native tools and weapons from their yard and local riverbanks, including nearly 700 items from Tadjian makers. A carved medicine stone and numerous arrowheads, scrapers, and knives reveal a rich Indigenous stone age collection, with objects once sent to the Museum of the American Indian in New York.
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Alexantein
Egypt
Louis Harnisk
OSS Mase Guenther Urett
Trentico Tarnish
Lettie
Ae Jas Mors
Ang An Wa
Sant Bud
Museum of American Indiane
New York City
Horvish
Coesin
Barnish
Todlun
Mr. Harnivb
Sfost
Whaley Explains C C Petition on Tomato Tariff Act
Whaley, head of the San Antonio chamber, refutes charges about a proposed tomato tariff. He asserts the chamber did not petition the federal committee and that reports were misrepresented by Valley chambers. Corrections were issued to counter erroneous publicity and clarify the chamber’s position.
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Whaley
En Antonio
Porter
Rio Grande Valles
Lee
San Antonis
Valley Chambers 5
Craepayerea
Manufacturers Discuss Limits at Monthly Meeting
At the Gunter hotel in November the Seq Autebe Manufacturers' association held its monthly meeting to discuss fallout from pork concessions and other policy limits affecting production.
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Apo
Abe
Radio Beacon
Maitland
Aimee
Aimee Semple McPherson
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Bryan Farmer
L.A
America
Benjamin Dalby
Bretana Harnish
Lottie Harnish
Flints
Stone
Redskins
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