San Antonio Opera Revives Red Mill Show
Jeff Davis reviews the San Antonio Civic Opera revival of The Red Mill at Sunken Garden Theater. The amateur cast, aided by pros, delivers lively entertainment with strong comic timing. Notable performances elevate the evening and suggest potential for another production this season.
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Jeff Davis
San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Sunken Garden Theater
Lloyd Harris
Eli Solomon Eridetthy
Red Mill
Victor Herbert
Holland
Haris
Solomon
Harts
Daniel Boone
Savage
Jack Blankfield
Marvin Bowman
Guido Ranslebee
Pred Zalmanrig
Cosmic Ray Tests Set for Islands in Philippines
Dr. Robert A Millikan and associate Dr H Neher plan cosmic ray tests in the Philippines from December through May 1936. Preparations in Manila Port Bam Houston area aim to study near equatorial radiation with preliminary local experiments feeding into later Philippines work. A nine piece mission oak dining suite is advertised for sale at 3445.
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Fort Sam Houston welcomes Major Heard family unit
Major Heard and family have arrived at Fort Sam Houston to join the Fifteenth Field Artillery after four years in Washington, D C. Mrs Heard and children plan visits with relatives at Holme and Rosita Mexico before accompanying Major Heard to new quarters at 541 Graham Road. The social roster includes several officers and their spouses as part of ongoing military life at the post.
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Officers' Club
H. J. Lacroix
Hawaii
Edward O'Connor
LaCroix
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G. L. Bowen
Hunters Get Ha Beavers Lead July Tally
Beavers, youngest hunter in the predatory animal control force, topped July totals with 60 coyotes and one bobcat. The statewide catch included 613 coyotes, 63 bobcats, 52 wolves, 2 mountain lions, and 1 bear. The bear, Mexican in origin, likely crossed the Rio Grande at Comstock and was slain in Val Verde county after harming sheep and livestock. Largest catches occurred in Webb county.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
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Val Verde County
Webb County
Huge Money Bill Sent White House to Start Social Security
Washington Aug 22 The last big appropriation bill providing 76 084 750 dollars to start the new social security plan was presented to the house. As approved by the appropriations committee it totalled 29681 299 and included 13 000 000 to organize a permanent nationwide soil conservation service. If passed as is the bill will lift total appropriations this session of Congress to 8 246 000 000.
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Priest Fined for Anti Nazi Advice in Berlin
Father Horoba, a priest awarded for wartime service, was fined yesterday in Berlin for abuse of the confessional chair after dissuading a man from sending his son to Nazi labor service. The state attorney, guided by Franz Gueriner, called it a clear case of political Catholicism.
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Relief workers return to WPA job in Chicago
Striking relief workers who quit a Works Progress Administration job yesterday went back to work today after hearing an ultimatum. Officials ordered six hours of work with health and safety measures in place, and the workers resumed duties amid a tense standoff.
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Works Progress Administration
Knox Attacks FLA Policies in Rally at Batavia
Col Frank Knox Chicago publisher and 1934 GOP presidential hopeful blasted the Roosevelt administration. With Melvin G. Raton and other GOP leaders, he outlined six platform planks: balanced federal budget, sound currency, unemployment and old age insurance via state laws, strict antitrust enforcement, curbing government spending, and opposition to agricultural policy changes. He claimed Democrats repudiated these aims.
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Frank Knox
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Knox
United” States
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Worster
Colonel Knox
Hangar Collapse in Branny Causes 20 Deaths
Twenty workers were killed and twenty injured when the steel frame of a new airplane hangar under construction in Branny collapsed. Authorities feared more bodies under the debris as investigators said the architects were arrested.
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