Clay boom in Texas seen for world ceramics center
James L. Lawrence, ceramics instructor at Brooke General Hospital, says Texas holds great potential to become the ceramics center of the world. He began clay work during convalescence after New Guinea wounds. He plans to study ceramics engineering at the University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
James L. Lawrence
Brooke General Hospital
Lawrence
New Guinea
University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy
U.S. Lures Reds To Monetary Fund
The United States sent a fresh bid to bring Russia into the international monetary fund and World Bank. In a message from John W.ingsler to the Soviet government, Washington said it would seek formal invitations from the boards if Moscow accepts observers at the September 27 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Sre- Esa
John W.ingsler teHling
Theft confession ties Henderson to winery cash loss
Cecil A. Henderson, 53, of 3210 West Salinas street, charged with stealing 1200 dollars from Blot winery at 429 South Comal street. He was released on 1000 dollar bond after being jailed. court records show the charges by Justice Frank Vaughan. Police say Henderson admitted taking 40 dollars of 2200 and leaving the rest in a vat. he called police to report the robbery. Company officials had not disclosed recovery of the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil A. Henderson
West
Salinas Stieet
South Comal Street
Henderson
Frank Vaughan
Masonic Lodge Communications and Obituaries in One Notice
A garbled notice reports multiple Masonic lodge communications at Crockett, Losoya, and San Antonio areas with dates and officers named. It also lists obituaries for Lida Mae Fischer and Harry A Teel, with service details, burial plans, and survivors. The fragment mentions GENTON and Flores obituaries and death notices for Joachine Hoek Genton formerly of Comfort, plus community funeral details and conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srisuee
Fai
Houston
J. Reese
Ueington Ave
MAL & PM
Degrves
Pereshmenes
Jack Casper
H. P
H. J. Templeston
Patterson Lodge
A.M
Masonic Tamale
Aderréa
C. Mannes
W. M. Bernard
Dorian
Seey
Gary Bagge
Wierers
Fischer Wnold Flacher
Essex
Incal Hospital
Lida Mae Fischer
Loko Biedehet
Alva Jo ‘Fisch
Arnold Pigcheere Gran
le Rnold McGehee
No Fischer
Bhuntbers
Marvin
Oliver
Fischer
San Antonio Aerinif No
Bisbe ‘Runeeal
Hriday
Joi Denchaec
San Jose
Iins
Vadi Teri
Monterey Street
Harry A. Teel
Ruatson
Harry A. Teal
Robert J. Gilmore
Mary Jo Handers
Cor Be Christi
Witte
Kanashar
Akron
Ohio
Tony
Rober Coversmus
Guerand
Heginers
Wilson
Gerard
Texas
Homer Wilson
Sian ‘Arntont Jit Wilson
Smn
Edna Walden
Toby
Pexas
Eorviccs
Jalen
Southalde Wineral Apie
Flores
Harlansante
Genton
Joachine Hoek Xen Genton
Comfort
Torsday
Aie
Aurvivors Iaichide
Scala En Aa
Mra
Soo
Okla Lone
Wy Annerrella
San
Tan Heme
Confort
Ternima Sons
Louise Schattay
Detective Denied Permit for Liquor Store Appeal
City detective E. and Kelly lost a permit appeal before Judge Robert W. B. Terrell for a liquor store at 509 North Marys Street in the 37th District. Terrell found Central Clinic at 595 North Marys Street, operated by Milburn, to be a public hospital within tax and distance rules, denying the liquor permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. &. Kelly
North St Mary's Street
Robert W. B. Terrell
Charles W. Anderson
Sant Rosa
M. and
Milburn
Clini
Maybhe Moody
Bond Set In Theft Case Involving Phono-Recorder
Isidra HL Sifpentes of 602 South Sondn street placed under $500 bond Wednesday on an arraignment before the Ss. Commissioners A. YW Knight on a change of possession charge. A phono-recorder stolen from an interstate shipment handled by Culver Transfer Co. Five others charged three for theft and a father and son for buying and receiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidra HL Sifpentes
South Sondn Street
A. YW Knight
Culver Transfer Company
S A Officers Now Regulars
San Antonio listed officers among 200 added regular army officers to reach 25 000 commissioned strength. Names include Majors George G Moore Jr Harold D Parks and Glenn J Witherspoon. Captains Samuel C Kelly Ralph Saenz Willoughby I Stuart John J Zurcher Alton C McLane. First Lieutenants Roy M Bas ey John H Brown Ernest D Bryant George F P Dawson Jr Francis O De Sauters Leslie M Grogs Alden D Jacobson Habden J Price James B Smith Roy E Doran. Second Lieutenants Samuel Baum Robert L McKinnon Royce W Friest Oliver L Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
San Antonians
George G. Moore Jr
Grandview Place
Harold D. Parks
Randolph Field
Glenn J. Witherspoon
King’s Highway
Samuel C. Kelly
Magnolia Avenue
Ralph Saenz
Inslee Street
Willoughby I. Stuart
Allensworth Street
John J. Zurcher
Brooke Army Medical Center
Alton QC
McLane
Mason Street
Roy M. Bassey
Dunning Avenue
John H. Brown
RAF Miliary Training Center
Ernest D. Bryant
Kellyfield
George FP. Dawson Jr
MTC
Francis O. de Sauters
South
Dovers Street
Leslie M. Grogs
East
Baylor Street
Alden D. Jacobson
Fair Avenue
Habden J. Price
Luther Drive
James B. Smith
Winone Street
Gilmer IL
Snipes
Fair
Roy E. Doran
Fulton Avenue
Samuel Baum
East Woodlawn Avenuu
Robert L. McKinnon
Negro Housing Site Selected Near Camp Cushing
Mayor Gus. B. Manesenaia announced a temporary one bedroom unit project at Camp Cushing near the Southern Pacific tracks within east city limits. The site, not the permanent Wheatley Courts, features one story barracks with no floors and siding covered with tar paper. If approved by city commissioners, the WAA will transfer it to the city for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heer
Gus. B. Manesenaia
Camp Cushing
Southern Pacific
Meuermani
Wheatley Courts
WAA
Height rule for San Antonio police set at five ten
San Antonio police and fire civil service board announced on Wednesday that future cadets must be at least five feet ten inches tall and weigh 175 pounds. Other minimum requirements were waived during wartime due to manpower shortages.
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San Antonio
Police and Fire Department Civil Service Board
Edgewood Public Schools Face Crowding This Year
Edgewood's overcrowded classrooms threaten 1000 additional students as superintendent H. K. Williams warns no space remains. Burlison and Coronado elementary schools already run two sessions daily. plan to extend to other schools as freshmen register at Edgewood tomorrow. A separate note details gunfire near the coliseum range prompting police to restrict shooting to official use and monitor sharpshooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Public Schools
H. K. Williams
Williams
Edgewood
Bexar County
Burlvson
Coronado
Boy Held in Playmate's Death in Buffalo Case
A 13 year old boy identified as Charles Hazlett was held by Buffalo police in connection with the New Year’s Eve death of 12 year old Michael Gerrick. The skeleton was found in a Pittsburgh cellar of a house once inhabited by the Hazlett family. The Hazlett boy said they were playing and a gun fired, killing Gerrick, and he dragged the body into the cellar, hiding it under crates and baskets. The house owner, Earl Lee, found the skeleton while cleaning the cellar.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Charles Hazlett
Michael Gerrick
Hazlett
Hazletts
WER
Frank Nowakowski
Mike
The
Hard
Latt
Gerricks
Hazlet
Nowakowski
Gerrick
Earl Lee
Deputy Named as Chief Fire Clerk During Garriga’s Leave
Police and Fire Commissioner P T Anderson announced in ITaSWeM that Frank Garriga will be replaced as chief clerk and fire department audit lead while on medical leave for a major operation. The deputy will assume duties on September 9 at a salary of 350 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itaswem
Ron One Counity Tax Office
Frank Garriga
Garriga
P_ 1
Anderson
Police List Varied Thefts
In Brackenrlage park at 3 30 a m Wednesday Thelma McHenry 944 Broadway reported a purse containing 7 and other items stolen from a park bench Other thefts include dress material 7 from Mrs E J Beck auto 1340 Flanders Ave Silver Dollars 14 and jewelry 125 from Isabelle Richter 1223 West Lauri Street Robert E Lee Street resident lost suit in auto A purse 493 disappeared from Mrs Robert Voigt 40 Broadway A movie camera stolen from Joseph Pitchford 1102 East Grayson Street Cigarettes and cigars 38 taken from Bettys Eat Shop 1002 East Commerce Street Curtis Morris said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenrlage Park
Thelma McHenry
Broadway
E. J. Beck
Flanders Avenue
Isabelle Richter
West Lauri? Street
F. W. Darrison
Robert E
Gen Wainwright to Speak on Radio This Saturday
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, Fourth Army commander, will deliver a nationwide radio address at 1 00 p m Saturday over TSA and the Columbia Broadcasting system to mark VT day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fourth Army
TSA
Columbia Broadcasting System
VT Day
Livestock Market Report From S A Affected by Feveral Market News
Readable fragments show cattle prices for calves cows and calves, steers and heifers with ranges from around 9 to 42 dollars per head. Reports indicate common and medium stock, slaughter calves 14 to 15.50, round weights 1475 pounds and prices up to about 48 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feveral Market
Vexas Trails By BILL GRAY
George Jones of Marfa Texas and Cuauhua Mexico faces an embargo on Mexican waste shipments as he plans to bring cattle into Texas in November for sale. A West Texas BAI representative says a comprehensive study may lead to resumed livestock traffic in the fall. Jones, back in Marfa after four years in Chihuahua, bought cattle in Mexico to fill the November order. The droughty Texas panhandle and Chihuahua region reflect the wider impact of the embargo on cattle movement and related markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gray
U. S
Mexico
George Jones
Marfa
Texas
Cuhuahua
San Antonio Talsweet
Jones
Texas Highlands
West Texas
Bureau of Animal Industry
BAI
Chihuahua
Brazil
Vera Cruz
Butler retusas 400 078 prices and standards list
Fragmented AP copy notes Butler transaction details with pricing, extras, and standards numbers. Mentions current revisions and references to options No 1 No 2 No 3 and attached signatures. Readable portions include items 361 and 40d with figures unclear.
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Aus
Butler
Retuas
U. B
Oil field drilling plans expand in Bee and surrounding counties
The report lists multiple oil wells and planned drillings across Bee, Brooks, Duval, Edwards, Karnes, Jim Wells and surrounding counties. Notable entries include Nu 1 Brinkeeler in Bee county testing at 760 feet with casing to 6810 feet, plus wells in Hinojosa, Rock Springs, Pearsall, and San Antonio operators planning 2000–4000 foot tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stawart
George Brown
Wathwest
Burnell
Bee County
Allen and Marrig
San Antonio
Magnolia
Moore-Turner
Thiel
George Parker
Charles McCuce
Brooks County
W. Gorman
Duval County
J. H. Brown
Edwards County
Bel Ae
Rock Springs
Wiegand Brothers
Erin County
T. J. Qillinn
Pearrall
Alice ‘Delny
Texas
W. EB. Kinshera
OD. Wilbern
Karnes County
Y. G. Schimmel
San Antono
Medulley County
M. Lockhart
J. W. Porter Jane
Elity
AEN Owen
Ieeas
Regas
Pena
Siyr County
Twe
Obituary Notice for Bélel Gillauri in Taesday Services
The obituary notes the death of Bélel Gillauri, age 41, with body to be sent to Mayor City, Town, Mis. for services conducted by Gerard, Texas. Address: 201 Canavad avenue. Taesday services announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Tasephat
Campbell
Nucsoas
Mayor City
Town
Mis
Bélel Gillauri
Canavad Avenue
Taesday
Gerard
Texas
Cotton futures drift in New York trading
Cotton futures opened mixed in New York with some contracts edging higher while others moved down. Prices showed narrow activity as traders awaited further guidance on demand and weather, with December and March contracts displaying small shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Granted in Local Vital Statistics
A partial list of marriage licenses shows Kalvadoy Marriner and Bin Rutz among others, with numerous surnames and mixed given names. Divorces granted include Carn Vivien and Dean Widdelly along with several others, though text is fragmented and some names appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital Statistics
Kalvadoy S. Marriner
bin G. Rutz
Seruel G. Cano
Concepsion Torres
Clem H. Lone Jr
Caterine Toanson
Gene Eb, Colbert
Mary W. Kopecky
Rivas
Caldera
Consuela BE. Sepulvcita
Jay MH. Wright
Porgy Z. Ghelson
Cutzen J. Moora
Horothy Gronles
B. W. Anderson
Virginia
Ley Wilam
Charles
Henning
Olive Bork
Mughes
Rico L. Philtins
Fiorentina Montemayor
Amgelite HerbaRiades
Loula J. Taber
Zara
Jowdy
Jose Salazar
Maria Montalvo
W. R. Littie Jr
Marguerite Williama
Whaur
Lamberth
Lockie Harrie
Waller V. Grisham
Frances M. Pressly
Thubert E. Harris
Analle
D. ‘Moulder
Keansth C. Crabbe
Wilma J. Hanley
Robert BL. Stadler
Evelyn A. Kellner
Elroy James
Viezie L. Tate
James C. Boyd
Barbara
Williame
Glenn Mfoore
Femmnis
Tt. Moore
Doe Caellar
Auria Garza
Wi Young
Mildher Shugart
Michael W. Gild
Betty Kine
Alexaeter A. Mikes
Dorothy mM. Rogers
A. H. Lovquet
Rosa J. Schmidt
C Bobby Let Rowland
Buh V. Sinjonda
Lang Mendes
Tf. Pony
Witt L. Howldin
Ywdella Kee
Bil Cleary
Wanda Cleary
Manuel
Vivien
Dean Widdelly
Bene Forge
Bertace
Andrawat
Goore
Delnays
Mathias Chattotte
Abu
Mary
Cle
Wabbs
Rudy Tlie
Davia
Mart Benny Me
Commission Market Prices Steady as Growers’ Market Slow
Readable market prices show a broad range of fruits and vegetables with steady rates on apples, grapes, lettuce, potatoes, and peppers yet overall volume remains low. The article notes belt-farm produce unsold and Wednesday trading fading, with a Wednesday event at Woods Lawn Pavilion featuring Louie’s Ol Timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
California
Burhel
Calif
Colo
Oregon
Ee Erie
Dean
Rte
al Minacs
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U.S
Reds
James
L. Lawrence
S.A
Shor
Gen Wainwright
S.A. Livestock
Trondelay
Asta
Toots
Casper
Sco
Jimmy Murphy
Myrtle
MISS
Teo
Mandrake the Magician
Katina
Erimmy
Dudley Fisher
Alon Brut
By Lee Wall
and Phil Davis
Kitten
Vexas
Chihuahue
Gully Cowsett
Junetson
Assanltation
A. M. Harkey
Mason Commission
Max Schneeman
Ozona
Kansas
LGR
Orleane Cortos
Orleans
Aux
Commission Market
Yuns
Roceieen
Fcorieen
City News Public Dance
Labor Temple
Woodslawn Pavillion
Louie
Ol Timers
Texas National Corp
Anh
Creston H. Funk
Pee
Texas Bond & Mortgage Act
Jannin
Poi
Hh Ag At
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