Vows Bring Court Action Over Uhr Drive Payment
A Clyde Wanslang led group from Alamo Heights threatens court action if a county commission approves paying for Uhr Drive. They allege payments would use public funds to settle political debts. Commissioner Sam Ecrinctt notes potential approval, while Wanllind reports 22 votes for Uhr drive and six against.
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Clyde Wanslang
Alamo Heights
Robert F. Abe
Uhr Drive
Wanllind
Sam Ecrinctt
Priday
Uhr
Wantlind
Ur Drive
Farm Doubles in Value Since March
SCOTISBLUFT Neb Aug 24 about 300 acres sold for 3700 last March and brought 16,000 at a second auction yesterday. J G Elliott Scottstail insurance man bid 8201 for land three miles southeast of here in March but sale voided by faulty legal description. Elliott purchased lands again yesterday but was forced to bid 16,000.
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Scotisbluft
Neb
LA Fart
J.G. Elliott
Scottstail
Here
Filiott
Standard Oil NMU Agree Front in Great Lakes Shipping Dispute
Detroit August 7 The National Maritime Union proposed a 48 hour work week at sea and 44 hours in port as a settlement pattern for the Great Lakes shipping strike now nine days old. NMU resumes talks with Bob Jhum Transportation in New York while 2500 sailors on the Lakes toil 56 hours weekly. Standard Oil plan includes overtime pay increases of 5 10 and 13 cents per hour based on seaman ceilings.
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Detroit
CTO National Maritime Union
Great Lakes
A. Fay
Standard Gl Company
NMU
Bob Jehum Transportation Company
New York
Sesmen
Standard Oil
Aml Naw
Thief Steals Bicycle and Typewriter From City Shop
A thief entered the Lawnmower hospital at 407 Fredericksburg Road on Friday and stole an old bicycle and a portable typewriter. The incident was reported by N Walzen of 108 West Ridgewonil Street, who also noted a 24 foot ladder missing from the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg Road
Bk. N. Walzen
West Ridgewonil
Truman Rest in Bermuda Amid Unexpected Welcome
President Truman vacations in Bermuda with a ceremonial voyage in a landau to Government House. An American tourist identified as Min Muriel Rich from Bridgeport, Connecticut, caused a playful moment by asking for a handshake, which the president granted. Local officials and a British governor witnessed the scene as a festive arrival in the island paradise.
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Min
Muriel Rich
Bridgeport
Conn
Truman
Government House
Mount Lansint
Ralph Leatham
Richchiral S
Public hearing urged on Thunderbird field acquisition
Arizona business leaders and former Army officers demand a public hearing at the earliest time to clarify the purchase of Thunderbird field No 1 L near Phoenix by the American Institute for Foreign Trade 35. The institute would obtain the air field from War Assets Administration, claiming public benefit worth many times its appraised value. The statement denies gifts to Barton Yount and Finley Dunne and notes strong bank support and self funding by the school, with use waivers pending governmental approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Artz
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Arizona
Army
Institute of Thunderbird Field
Wae Assets Administration
Sehor
Washington
War Assets Administration
GIFT
Thunderbird
Barton JK. Youn
Finley Peter Dunne
Yount
Dunat
New York
Lie Fell
Ex-6l sentenced in Germany for illegal entry
Ralph Betz a 21 year old former soldier from Willoughby Ohio was sentenced to 90 days in jail by a BHA Ul S military government court in Friedberg Germany for entering occupied Germany without proper authority He said he stowed away on a troopship last May and came seeking work The court ordered his return to the United States after the sentence was served
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Friedberg
Germany
Bha UL S
Ralph K. Betz
Willougte By
Ohio
Betz
United States
Mayor to Attend Seguin Dedication
Mayor Gus Mayermann will attend the dedication of a historical marker in Seguin commemorating the centennial of Texas and Guadalupe County. The Seguin and Guadalupe County Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with president H. A. Ulbricht. Governor Coke Stevenson will speak.
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Gus Mayermann
Texas
Guadalupe County
Seguin
Veterans Cadet Class for Police Begins Monday
The second cadet class for policemen, composed entirely of veterans, will start on Monday, per W. C. Petry, chief clerk of the police and firemen's civil service board. The program aims at quick, effective placement in law enforcement with streamlined admissions.
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Ond
W. C. Petry
Police and Firemen's Civii Service Board
Hereford Show and Rodeo Arranged for South Texas
The tenth annual Hereford show sale and rodeo was announced in San Antonio Friday by secretary Ed Brown. Two daily rodeo performances open the event, with Herefords judged each morning. Bob Late, Hexar county agent, will judge, and Earl Gartin will be the auctioneer for the Hereford sale starting the afternoon of the second day, following a morning horse show judging.
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Ed Brown
Jin
Wives Flay Tokyo Huts Over Palaces Heights Living
U S Army wives protesting conditions in the Quonset hut village known as Palace Heights near Tokyo were told they would likely remain there until after January 1. Col L A Dilley said the village was never meant for dependents but used to help bring families out before permanent housing. Officers with dependents arriving would be considered later. An ERMUP spokeswoman said efforts are under way to clean up sanitary conditions and remove dangers to children as no immediate permanent housing is available.
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Palace Heights
Col. L. A. Dilley
General Staff
Ernup
Toovings
Navy transport Falcon sails into Sydney amid passenger complaints
U S S Marine Falcon arrived in Sydney after a Pacific crossing marked by protests from 518 passengers. They hung a large placard over the side calling the voyage a flop house and cited filthy dormitories, poor medical care, and bad conduct by crew. Miss Witty Dillabough of Philadelphia urged a congressional inquiry into the conditions aboard. Captain Hebert A. Eastman defended the ship as rebuilt and said daily inspections found no unsanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
U. S&s
Marine Falcon
Valley Election Suits Continue in District Court
Valley election contests persist as over 200 witnesses are subpoenaed in three suits. Plaintiffs Sanchez, Hinojosa, and Duran challenge results in races for county judge, county commissioner, and county treasurer, alleging absentee ballot misuse. Judge Lorenz Broeter presided into the evening with attorneys arguing the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIQ
EF. D. Guerra
Air Force civilian cuts threaten 3000 San Antonians
Gen Carl Spaatz announced a 20 percent civilian staff reduction across Air Force installations. In San Antonio, about 12 800 civilian employees are in the Air Materiel area including Kelly Rendolph and surrounding stations. The 11 225 figure for total area workers sets the scale of impact locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Carl Spaatz
San
Jeld
Kelly
Dance Night At Brown's Hall In New York City
Readable notice mixes dance events at Brown's Hall and Oak Randolph field with August date details and venue ads. Mentions Louie and His Band and a dance every Saturday night, plus local gathering venues near Nacogdoches Road and Crave Mall. Include references to civilian employment pay increases and July 14 directives, reflecting mixed notices.
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Oak
Randolph Field
Crave
Nacogdoches Road
MTC
Brooks
Sanomah
Vilage Antonia
Spaatz
Hull
Geteburg
Istla
Pripares
Tech Field Area Rezoned By City Council Vote
The city council unanimously approved a Transit company's petition to rezone Tech Field Area from residential to J commercial. Transit official James W Turner announced plans for an administration building beside the Chiropractic college. College president Dr J R Drain protested the area zoning as it could permit a machine shop or brewery next to the college.
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Tech Field
Corel
James W. Turner
Transit Company
Chiropractic College
Dy. J. R. Drain
Oil field well drilling updates in various Texas counties
The report notes Continental plans to drill near Victoria and Go County, with six miles distant wells possibly reaching 1,000 feet. Several wells in Arkansas and Texas show electric logs, drilling progress, and casing runs. Mentioned sites include Willamar, Kenedy, Taft, and Taft area in San Patricio and Nueces counties, plus balance of Texas oil activity with depths around 3,600 to 4,500 feet and initial production indicators.
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Victoria
Goliad
Continental
Fred Ruschaupt
Tig Continental
Atlantic
Arkansas
Alission Valley
Weterht
MI Bank
South Cinen
Irterolt
Bees County
Transwestern
Suuray
Ana Newman Brothers
EL Robertson
Exetit
Ailles
Kenedy
Rarans
BOM Sun
Salm
Wiles
Allee
Wells
Trawan
Hope
Wool market report shows slow demand and steady supply
The wool trade section notes a generally quiet market with delayed demand while mills and top makers push to secure solid offerings. Import inquiries rise for new clips, with renewed interest in 1943 wools in Texas and limited shipments from Oregon and Portland areas.
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Sinter Forelun
Ute
Texas
Poviland
Obituaries and cotton futures mixed in fragmented notices
Obituary notices for Toseah Boone and Jen Begnin Etreets appear with service details and cemetery plans. Concurrently, the report covers fluctuating New York and New Orleans cotton futures with prices and dates, alongside chaotic garbled lines about exchanges and receipts.
Grater CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES REPORT
Grain futures in Chicago show modest changes with barley and oats traded at mixed levels amid broad market uncertainty. Traders monitor supply prospects, weather impacts, and demand from feed and biofuel sectors as prices inch along the board.
Texas Trails in San Antonio Market Notes and Texas Livestock Sales
Alpine visitor Vernon McIntyre reports feed costs rising and prices holding for calves at 13 to 14 cents and yearlings around 12 1 2 cents as moisture improves. North Texas fair at Arlington looms. Texas Livestock Marketing notes representative sales from San Antonio stockyards and Kansas-grassed Texas floors listings. Roy Arledge, president of Texas Private Flyers, runs a plane-centered cattle operation with Stamford and Blackwell ranches and a top registered Hereford herd.
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Bilt
Gray Vernon McIntyre
San Antonio
Highlands
Texas Livestocy Marketing Association
A. HM. Peeler
Christine
Ed Jacoby
Kimble County
Ed Eberling
Busnett
Drs
CL. Coleman
Zayalig County
Arthur Kirkendall
Ila Salle County
Clyde Watkins
Uvalde
TR. B. Lowe
Fowlerton
Texas
Kansas City
L. C. Carter
Sabinas
Rocky Reagan
Beeville
Reed and
Storey
Cotulla
Roy Arledge
Texas Private Flyers’ Association
Stamford
Blackwell
Henry
Southwest
Woman Fined 150 for Poisoning Dog Neighbor’s Pet
In County Court No. 1 Judge Charles Mathhews found Mrs. L Mowers guilty of poisoning a dog belonging to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moore, neighbors. The six man jury imposed a 150 dollar fine with three similar cases pending against her. Clarence Heatwright represented Mrs Mowers and Matthews sought new trial relief. remaining cases could be dismissed after payment.
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L. Mowers
Lloyd Moore
Charles 5. Mathhews
McCollum Burnelle
Clarence Heatwright
Mowers
Marriage Licenses Listed In County Records
A list of names appears showing numerous marriage licenses granted or recorded, including individuals such as Mary Mahan, Richard, M. Rogers, Homer G. Reivers, Beal AI, and several others. The fragmentary OCR text names multiple couples and potential witnesses or related parties, reflecting a broad roster of recorded licenses.
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Vitel Statiadies
Sone MW
Yay Neens
Robin
Henan
Richard
Mary Mahan
A Yerta M. Rogers
Reivers
Homer G. Carick
Beal AI
Buss Lester Ee
Panes
Ella
Stachene
Aelite
Cat
Ange de Wittens
A. Ketone
Hodele Jones
Vat R, Edwards
Herbert
May Mahan
Pivorches Rhanred Davis
Gladys Kao Arba
Javi R. Velon
Texas Growers Market Prices and Arrivals Reported
A historical market listing shows Friday activity at the Texas growers market with numerous fruit and vegetable items and price quotes. Entries include apples, grapes, peaches, melons, potatoes, onions, peppers, and more, with varied crate, bushel, and dozen pricing and some notes on supply levels and new arrivals.
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Texas
Parket
Brunze
Erie
Carroll
California
Caniuloupes
Ducembers
Clery
Times
Calif
Colo
Idaho
Oregon
Louisiana
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts include 489 head weighing around 1215 pounds with mixed consignments. Prices shown: steers and cows around 8.50 to 8.75 per hundredweight, calves steady to higher, fat calves mid-teens, stockers near 7.00, ewes and bucks steady. poultry section noted firmer receipts and markets.
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San Antonio
Keierul
Nema Servier
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Charlas Tierett
HD. Hongard
Hagward
Akers
Heme
San Jose
Robert Wander
Clardness Weeber
Bernice Boone
Curtis
Boshe
Obert A’ Fone
Heyward G- Boone
Joseph C. Boone
Xermit Boone
George Brown
Floresville
WM. Mi Ee
Pleasanton
Tex
Brothers
Alaniy Funeral Home
Soel
Francis Goel
Sceuin St
Sway Bunda
Victor Gorthy
Pone
Bobby
LeRoy Goel
Anim Deon Goel
Tacoma
Wash
J A Eruester
San’ Antonio
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Misees Pyle
Barbara Hug
St. Patrick's Churely
Monger
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Bernveld
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Don Westbrook
Laren Hy
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Job
Hereford
Tokyo
Ny City News
Brown's
Alts
Louie
Patton
Weat Gaited
Gelad
Syuthoorl
Choitiete
Atgscusa County
Ulrdlling
Boone
Alamo
Nixon
Jen Begnin
Najida Cemetery
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Beavaon
Eetharsdas
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ODGOS
Men Denoder
New Orleans
Marth Sy
Eir Sens
THE
Mike
Bones
Toots and
Casper
Sophie
Lone Birt
Ros
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Timmy Murphy
Dudley Fisher
Myrtle
Shank Vol
Wes
Mandrake the Magician
Lee Valk and
Phil Davis
Seoul
Chicago
Aus
Guno Jona
Shen
van Dy Yr
Avu
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Llano
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Fort Worth
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Commission Market
Agen Poultre
APSA
Texas Bond & Mortgage Companyl
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