Altgelt recalls Houston and Dallas on centennial cenotaph
Texas official E J Altgelt recounts pushing cenotaph plans for the Texas Centennial, including debates over a stadium, museum, and statues for the Alamo grounds. He says he opposed certain choices, notes funding of $75,000, and details committee arguments and Washington approval amid a stalled design process.
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Harlandale Walk Incorporation Plan Outlined
Fragmented text outlines an incorporation push for Harlandale with a community forum at a public arena. A designated chairman and a speaker are named, with event timing and venue ambiguously referenced, plus scattered suburb and local context details.
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Christmas Party Plans Announced by Veeh Old
A local notice outlines a Christmas party planned by Veeh Old at a grill venue. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a social gathering with invited guests and a beverage focus.
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Draw Poker Odds and Strategies Explained
A fragmented discussion in Town and County on poker theory covers whether to draw to a straight or aim for a full house. It notes that winning hands hinge on odds, probabilities, and player decisions, with references to card draws and strategic choices.
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Treasury Report Shows Large Month Spending
Washington wire reports the Treasury announced December 4 expenditures exceeded 4.0 billion since July 1, with about 2.25 billion in revenues, creating a deficit near 1.75 billion. The deficit is larger than last year and financing includes a 501 million borrowed this week, though debt will not appear until bonds are issued.
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Scouts Plan Clothes Drive For Needy Families
About 3600 Boy Scouts across 15 Alamo Area counties will run an old clothes campaign at 2 PM Sunday. Clothes collected from donors will be given to needy families by the Salvation Army and local agencies. George P. L Hernett leads the effort with Sunday porch deliveries planned. welfare committees in San Antonio districts coordinate, with Mrs Taylor and others directing the drives.
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