Midnight Return to the Catskills Ball
In chapter thirty nine Mary Calvert arrives at a Catskills estate with Bill Calvert. They enter a grand white ball where a poised Mrs. Calvert introduces Miss Kennedy as they anticipate Steve’s condition. Mary seeks assurance from a nurse as she prepares to see Steve, amid uneasy expectancy and social splendor.
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Catskills
Steve
Stemn
Abe
Bill
Kenney
Weller
Mies Kennedy
Mars
Calvert
Armed Bandits Loot Gas Station at Seguin Road
Gibson proprietor of the Pine filling station on Seguin road reports four armed men entered through a side window and demanded money, pistol whipped him, stole the register pistol, and fled into the brush after ordering him to remain for 20 minutes. Police and detectives responded to the scene.
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Rev Dr Gates Reported Better After Poisoning
Rev Dr Gates, pastor of the First Dentist church, was reported improving after a poisoning incident. He was hospitalized and returned to San Antonio from a hospital confinement, with doctors noting gradual recovery and rest needed for full healing.
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Chursilnys Sr
Gates
San ‘Antonio
Unclear wartime letter from Beverly Hills veteran
A damaged wartime letter from Beverly Hills California dated August 6 describes struggle and calls for Texan aid and free decision for Oklahomans. The writer mentions command roles and references the battle of Redcite and Ell Metray with uncertain names and garbled phrasing.
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Beverly
Will Rovers
DRAINING OF MEDINA URGED
A report by Shirley Finker and Tl. Yk. Gilroy, engineers, estimates Medina lake and reservoir losses at 346000 dollars yearly, enough water to flood 30000 acres by one foot. They recommend sealing leaks with crushed rock and tamping, to stop water loss at Medina Lake and related works.
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Lee Ryseevaim
Betas
Anit
Shirley Finker
Gilroy
Luvern Af
Say
Frannist
Beker
Gilroy Weilarstlay
Leeween
Fleury O'Malles
Waslington
de C. Dun
Medina Lake
Martong
Rommerce
Ain
Negro School Site Discussed at Mass Meeting
A mass meeting of African Americans will discuss selecting a site for a $130,000 junior high school. The crowd will consider keeping Cilinian Sullivan Park as the location amid protests from white business owners who fear declining property values.
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a+ alto
Cilinian-Sullivan
Alamo Buying Action Slated By Local Officials
Within ten days members of the Alama Tel Purchase board will meet to decide on land purchase affecting the Alama project. Mrs Sevier said official action will be delayed until key board members from Gounton and Victoria can attend a conference. A definite announcement is expected before Mrs Sevier leaves for Corps Christy. The board seeks a $190,000 appropriation before November to purchase options on the site or revert the plan.
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Alama Tel
Alama
Gounton
Tutae Venable Proctor
Victoria
Sevier Leavey
Corps Christ
Eleven Optimists to Help Boys at Juvenile Home
Eleven members of the San Antonio Optimist Club plan a program at the Verat County Threnile home to mentor boys. A weekly written report will track progress, with a committee led by Murphys and Judge William War baeu organizing meetings with the probation officer. If progress is satisfactory, the effort may expand to involve other boys and become a major club project.
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Fierey
San Ansonio Optimist Club
Hoya
Verat
Narola
Liv Bry
Mach
Hie
Vassat Lim
Doe Murphys
Elinice
el Mxbrile
Probation Stiver
William” Warbaeu
Siren & New Clart
Souths
Frame Buildings at Normoyle Sold to Edwin Seay
Nine frame buildings at Camp Normoyle were sold to Edwin Seay of San Antonio on Wednesday marking a policy shift in disposal of old wartime structures. The sale notes removal of the remaining buildings within 66 days and hints at future sales near Sam Houston and Camp Stanley.
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Normoyle
Camp Normoyle
Edwin Seay
San Antonio
Knee Seay Jonesin
Ledhimber Wiel
Plane mother continues to fly after son’s death
Mrs. Vioin Warren, mother of Mercarah Dill Warren, who perished with a companion in a Chicago plane crash on July 12, keeps flying, saying she will travel whenever possible. She previously flew with her son Bill, a young transport pilot with over 2400 hours, and credits him with inspiring her fearless approach to aviation.
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Vioin Warren
Mercarah Dill Warren
Chicago
Dows
San Antonio
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Bill
Wareen
Vie Firatine
Gust
Bor
Warren
Lwe
Central America
Mexico
Viola Warren
Yedin
Chita
Lawee
Bill Warren
Records Break for Circulation of Library Books in San Antonio
Library circulation hit 36 050 in July as 20 195 volumes moved from the main library and 95 497 from branches, under chief librarian Mrs Francis Tt Htuor pheex. Mrs Humphres will depart on vacation Thursday with Mrs dulin frothaus to oversee in her absence.
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San Antonio
Francis Tt. Htuorpheex
Humphres
San Ans
Ldnia
Edgar Witt to Speak at San Marcos Baptist Academy
Ed gar Witt of Waco will address graduates at the tenth annual grant lay class exercises of the San Marcos Baptist Academy on August 14. The sermon will be at First Baptist Church of San Mateo by Rev. Shelton Gabriel Poser. Graduates include Lois Suker Wem ple Martin Griffin Austin O W Buffivam Claude Ives Crystal Miears and Layce Trayler. Leonard Moore Waller Burton West Dallas GW Sellitzkun Waens Mary Jane Mooney and Wilt to Jackson Duling.
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Edear E. Witt
Waco
Weiirarnt Mavernor
Lexas
Annial Annunner Tern Grant
San Marcos
Croquet Tourney Titles Awarded Amid Confusing Text
In a scrambled report, three croquet titles are noted with names like James and Leck, claiming champions at venues described vaguely as clubs and parks. The passage blends garbled phrases about winners, ages, and dates, yielding unclear details.
Suburb School Budget Keeps Operating Costs Flat
Los Angeles suburb plans no increase in operating costs for the independent school system this year. District president Dr. G8 Mars notes pupil numbers rising from 480 to about 1,000, with 160 new students expected this term. The board, led by superintendent BL RL Ankelsy, will meet to finalize the budget for the coming fiscal year.
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Los Angeles Treights Independent School
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Board of Trustees
Subich
Tesinta
Board of Trustess
Ainkelsy
Tor. Alues
Pudzet
Judges Work Over Time On Latest Statutes
Nine hundred had ninety-sight pages of new laws are off the press as judges in Texas labor to interpret the statutes for the public. The 1931 legislature added many “emergencies” and definitions. the new laws affect voting, narcotics, cruelty to animals, orchards, lead slugs, and penalties. The article notes courts and lawmakers will spend months parsing terms while the public awaits clarity.
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Tex Fawily
Tewae
Tera
Zanera
Matictois
Chialao
Huth Recovering at Alpine After Car Crash
Albert V. Heth, a Besne tax operator, is recovering at Alpine after a car crash. He was taken to Santa Rosa hospital for treatment and now faces ongoing medical care as doctors assess the extent of his injuries. Local workers report ongoing support and expect a gradual recovery.
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Huth
Alpine
Albert V. Heth
Besne
Angelo
Degen
Ovine
Santa Rosa
Acting Minister to Be Made Deacon at Mt Mark's
Phazies Teele and Grayson Street clergy from St Dralachore will ordain Teele as deacon at Mt Mark's Episcopal next Sunday August 5. He is a Mein Avenue High School and Columbia University NY graduate holding a BA and pursuing a BDiv at Theological Seminary of Virginia Alexandria.
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St Dralachore
Grayson Andreet
Mt. Mark's Episcopal Church
William , Capers
Diocese of Weat Tera
Mein Avenue High School
Columbia Wieiversity
N.Y
Theslexical Seminary of Virginia
Alexandria
Reserve Officer Ordered to Duty Themt Fort Soy
An obscure dispatch notes a reserve officer being ordered to active duty at Fort Soy amid unclear wording. The fragment references a ranking or unit label and mentions a transfer or reassignment with minimal readable context. No additional names or dates are discernible from the text.
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Fort Soy Fi Fae
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