Coliseum Plan For San Antonio After War
Preliminary discussions and architectural sketches outline a multi use coliseum for San Antonio aimed at completion and presentation to Afsyor Mayermann in September. The chamber of commerce committee and architects studied Houston and Fort Worth coliseums, detailing financing and adaptable design for sports, conferences, shows, and livestock events.
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iPtelimiary
San Antonio
Afsyor Mayermann
Chamber of
Chamber Cononittes
Archifects
Houston and
Fort Worth
Mauerman
Ely
Association of Architects
Chanier
Coliseum committee shapes ecolscape plans with city support
Ravtetti Borke and a panel of architects including Phelps Reaves and Bimons, with Ayres, oversee a coliseum project. The executive committee maintains contact with the city since February to evaluate plans and coordinate group work, with ex officio chamber leaders McGimsey Freeman and Van Auken. The farm and ranch committee is tied to a former Southwest Texas Fat Stock Show project dissolved in 1943, now slated as a key future event under the chamber’s banner.
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Narptes Cniiseum Mcluie
Ravtetti Borke
Fentach
Apehitert
Phelps
Uyor
Conseut Commalites
Chal
van Bhankle
W. Bickett
Henry Pbreant
George Maggard
Bent Pumphrey
Joe Straus
Gol
Chamber
McGimsey
Joe Freeman
Hy Mf. van Auken
Chamber of Commerce
Sowthwest
Ile Chamber
School Budget Provides for Pay Raises
School budget announces 1931 salary restoration for teachers at 100 percent, with total revenues for 144-45 projected at 3,000,078. Includes state apportionment, local funds, and transfers. Anticipated cash on hand 634,377 with 214,000 from state aid increase. Plans include higher janitor and maid salaries, maintenance costs, and capital outlays for building improvements and equipment.
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Buisman
Ideal
Telrapid
Acial
Alpha
Capi
Sumat
School and Machine Firm Plan Additions
Building permits were issued Saturday for a $10,000 addition to the Peagonk Military Academy armory and physical training building and a $14,000 addition to the Acme Iron and Machine Company plant.
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Hs Peagonk Military Academy
Bull
Gullingee
Acme Iron and Machine Comany
Postwar Group Moves Into New Offices in City
Postwar planning by Mayor Gas toward rebuilding begins as the committee chaired by Alex Thompson moves into new offices in Nae Tran sib Lower. Over 50 members. $100,000 available for work. committee showed $190,000 in funds from Transit company and local subscriptions. About 20 new members named as representatives of recently annexed areas. Projects include a civic coliseum, city widening works, and highways link to San Antonio.
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Gas
Iegdors
Dan Antonie ‘Transit! Company
Jacachizore
Ehady
Cis
Colistum
Commerce Coliseum
cancer peautull+eatin
Atreeta
San Antonio
Pennsciety
Mexico Music Story Traced In Local Pageant
A pageant planned by We Girls Club of Ban Ate features about 160 members performing in an Articsay River theater setting. The program explores Mexican music and cultural influences from Spanish and other idioms, with local Mexican composers showcased through costumes and dance. Generated for a community Chest supported event by Say A tonia Community Chest.
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Mexico
Myusip
Articsay River
AL Apete
Cyhan
Say Atonia Community Chest
Navy Veteran Writes From Jap Prison
Navy veteran First Class Howard Goetz, captured after the fall of Guam, has written from a Japanese prison camp near Tokyo. In a December 17, 1943 letter his family reports his health waning, requests basic supplies, and notes the limited number of letters allowed.
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Léa Ana
Howard ¢. Goetz
Mes
W. E. Goetz
Avant Avenue
Lagi Moraug
Zenbnji
Tokyo
Iin
Guan
Geela
Kewa
Ned
Vielt
San Ciero
Goetz
Fmily
Maren
United States
Gaptz
Jans
Tils
Pauline
San Diego
Henry x
Marie
Grocers to Decide On Convention
Fort Worth based grocers association board plans a Dallas meeting to decide if an annual convention will be held. Fort Worth chairman Lesing Rogiemore says a meeting was called to settle whether the event proceeds, with August 1904 discussed for Galveston.
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Grocers
Fort Worth
Terys
Grogors
Dallas
Tomorow
Lesing Rogiemore
Galveston
Survey funding debate grows amid budget shortfall
City officials clash over a proposed 30 000 survey budget to update tax maps and prepare block maps. Alten Callaghan criticizes the 18 009 allotment as insufficient, saying crews need salaries and equipment to conduct surveys, while proposals target county records and shared data despite incomplete archives.
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Alten Callaghan
Uist
Traniette Hest
Anderson Proposta
Gatoghan
Yim
Sant Do
Anderag
Guts
Mauerann
Tie
USA County
Dewey Silent on Roosevelt Hawaii Trip
Dewey remains in New York at Quaker Hill as campaign events wind down for the weekend. He may golf and swim with neighbors and plan a speech before mid September while Brownell and aides stay in Albany without comment on Roosevelt’s Hawaii war conference trip. Mississippi Democrats pledge to support Roosevelt Truman, with electors promising loyalty unless party shifts occur.
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Pawling
N.Y
Thomisa E. Dewey
Hiltom
Herbert Brownell Jr
Jengus
Albany
Pyulla
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Allock
Miss
Demos
Mississippi
Roosevel
Truman
Pathy
Herbert Holmes
Fiyeeel
Mlesissippi
Judee Russsolgaitie
R.inwa
Willinen
Texas Oil Quota Hiked For September Production
The Petroleum Administration for War raises Texas oil allotment by 66 003 barrels for September, on top of a 15 000 barrel increase, reaching 4308 000 barrels including condensate. Chairman Beau Jester of the railroad commission notes the figure as an all time high, while the wire telegram confirms the adjusted target without field specifics.
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Austin
Petroleum Administration For War
Texas
Haypel
Aletish
Akily
Beau Fiyd
Radroid Commission
Tester Ata Ald
Summer breathing danger and asthma warning text
A garbled note warns about asthma symptoms in heat and the risk of choking or difficulty breathing. It urges prompt action if breathing becomes hard, noting heat and weather can worsen conditions and suggesting immediate care if symptoms escalate.
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