Two Strikers Fined in Corporation Court
Two pickets were fined in Corporation Court for disturbing the peace during a protest near the cantinugis Meketine area on July 16. Witnesses testified the disturbance began when factory workers erected a crude altar with a wreath and four candles to celebrate the fourth month of picketing. Margarita Martinez and Alvids Ning, named strikers, received fines. A fourteenth floor apartment at 285 LaVega Street for rent at 27.50 a month appears in the classified section.
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Corporation Court
Wednessay
Besce
Finch Elgar
Pir
Margarita Martinez
Alvids Ning
Laveca Street
Robert Taylor Raises Chickens at Laurel Canyon Estate
Robert Taylor keeps chickens as a pet hobby on his Laurel Canyon estate, a quiet rural-like retreat where he tends coops and feed stores. The property hosts a small menagerie and reflects a hands-on interest in poultry husbandry.
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Robert Taylor
Laurel Canyon Lestate
Jack Benny Keeps Early Violin From Career Start
KEEPS Wis VIOLIN, Jack Benny still has the violin with which he started his theatrical career some 24 years ago.
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Jack Benny
Open Bids On Fort Sam Houston Hospital Project
Bids were opened Wednesday on the Fort Sam Houston hospital project by Capt. A. F. Dershimer. The low bid for the hospital building went to R. B. McKee of El Paso at $1,951,000. Other bids covered paving roads in the hospital area, utilities shop and garage, noncommissioned officers quarters, and barracks for enlisted men. Final award pending Washington review. foundation work already under way by Banspich Brothers at $158,982. Nurses quarters and enlisted barracks contracts awarded to McKee at $402,110, bringing total hospital cost to about $1.909 million.
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Fort Sam Houston Hospital
A. F. Dershimer
San Antonio
Ycinity
Fort Sam Houston
R. BE. McKee
el Pero
Colglazier and Hart of
Bans- Fach Brothers
D. L. Browning
Washington
Dershimer
Banspich Brothers
McKee St
Seventeen San Antonians to graduate from SWT Teachers College
Seventeen San Antonio students join the largest graduating class in the college's history at Southwest Texas State Teachers' College. The ceremony is set for 8 p.m. August 21 at Riverside Park. Names listed include E. Carroll Bell, Hortense Castilin, Melba Chandler, Ida Crogter, Calvin Foster, Mer ril Gates, Terrell Gates, Addie Gilbert, Gesine Klappenbach, Sateh Tarcksinger, Lucile McLianicl, Ruby Meiners, Margaret Moore, Ethel Riley, Marty Sanders, Michie Thomson, and Molly Weintraup.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texas State Teachers’ College
Riverside
San Antonians
E. Carroll Bell
Hortense Castilin
Melba Medelle Chandler
Ida Mae Crogter
Calvin Duhose Foster
Merril Smith Gates
Terrell F. Gates
Addie Gilbert
Gesine Hines Klappenbach
Sat
Barbershop Row Case Finds Three Fined in Picketing Spat
Justice of the Peace John Union’s court Wednesday fined Rudolph Webb 239 Broadway Frank Day 3 Broadway and W E Haas 29 Broadway after they assaulted G W Braswell 707 Mayfield Boulevard July 0 3 and July 23 prices below local union standards. All three appealed. Braswell brothers pickets were acquitted on aggravated assault in County Court last week.
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Broadway
Justice of the Peace
John
Union
Chop
Rudolph Webb
G. W. Braswell
Mayfield Boulevard
Frank Day
Braswell
W. EB. Haas
Nor. Braswell
East Franciscan Avenue
Braswell Brothers
Y W C A Swimmers Plan Demonstration
Y W C A swimmers schedule a demonstration at Fifth Street and Broadway at 8 p.m. The event showcases standard strokes and life saving techniques led by Mrs Bess Huleangs Stration and Miss M Gale with lifeguards Mrs C W Kenne and others. Pool hours through August run on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 2 pm.
Pensioned Reserves May Get Service Duty Reassignment
Pensioned reserves may be recalled to active duty if they surrender all pensions allowances compensation or retired pay. The policy requires area commanders by the War Department to classify such recalls, with officers in this class barred from the postwar entirely.
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CGC
Tetay
Delay on Tax Bill Sought in Senate
In Washington Republicans move to postpone the 250 million tax bill and return it to committee with reactions, arguing it should be tied to a budget bill. Senator Vandenberg of Michigan says delaying to next session would conserve national resources. Democrats express confidence in votes to keep the measure alive. Local dialer assistance noted for updates.
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Washington
D.C
Sunater Vandenberg
Michigan
Comitttee
Vandenberg
Senate Amul
Pony
Snuudar
Pight
To the Editor on safe savings and investments
A reader criticizes a recent Light editorial praising savings. He warns against bunldup and loan schemes and seeks safe investment advice for wage earners and long-term savers in San Antonio. He calls for guidance on secure places for hard-earned money and mentions banks and savings options.
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the Light
H. L. Grissom
San Antonio Votes On Centennial Bond Issue October 15
The city plans a 500 000 Centennial bond to fund a stadium coliseum and upgrades including the White Museum and Brackenridge Park. A special meeting October 15 will place the measure before voters, with a first reading of the resolution at the council meeting Thursday. Alfred W Rohde urges citizens to contribute property to secure voting rights and support for the project. An unredeemed 12 gauge Winchester pump gun is offered at 12 50 in the light classifieds.
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San Antonio
G. xi Quin
Alfred W. Rohde
General Centennial Committee
Cal
Wilte Museum
Brackenhudge Park
Barden
Ice Water Bath Deters Prowler at Claiborne Street
Mrs. Phong Litras of 104 Claiborne Street foiled a prowler at her back door by grabbing a plank of ice water from a nearby ice box and dousing the intruder. The would-be thief fled the scene. A 1933 Chevrolet coupe is advertised for sale at 355 dollars in the Night Classifieds, Classification 73.
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S. A
Phong Litras
Claiborne Street
How One Man Lost 25 Pounds
Jah Lethaly of Varden reports weight loss of 25 pounds through Krause salts mixed in water over weeks. The ad claims quick vigor and pep, offering a four week trial with money back guarantee if not satisfied. No local details or verifiable sources are provided.
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Jah Lethaly
Varden
Sears
England
Africa
Krause
Kenseben
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Open Forum
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