City Officials Promise Lions Club Support for Recreation Building
City leaders pledged to match funds raised by the Lions Club for enlarging the clubhouse. Mayor C Chaiabera told committee head Henry Guerra that the city would supply rock and materials alongside cash if the Lions guarantee half the construction cost. Querm noted the 10 foot addition cost about SA, with architects to review definite plans soon. Seeligaan cited the need for a larger facility to serve visiting children daily.
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Lions Club
Chaiabera
Henry Guerra
Cols
Querm
Lantern Beeligson
Onl
Mear
Seeligaan
Senate Finance Committee Approves Six Tariff Nominees
The Senate Finance Committee approved six nominees for the tariff body as part of President Hoover's appointments. The panel also examined connections of Edgar B. Brossard, a Utah Republican, linked to the 1923 sugar investigation.
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Senate Board
Washington, D. G. der
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Edgar B. Brossard
Utah
Peeping Tom Law Proposed by Mayor Chambers
Mayor Chambers announces a recommendation to the city council for an ordinance targeting "Was ping Women" following a request from Chief of Police Owen Wilday. The proposal aims to curb invasive behavior and protect privacy.
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Com. Chambers
Chieg Oi Volice Owen Wilday
New York Magistrate Resigns Ahead of Inquiry
Francis X. Metjunite resigned his post shortly before a scheduled appearance before the appellate division of the Supreme Court inquiry into the city jrdlteinry. The move comes as the city awaits further details from the FOI investigation and court proceedings.
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N. Y
Francis X. Metjunite
Tndar
Supreme Gover's Inquirry
German Doctor Warns Over Diet and Exercise for Weight Loss
A German doctor recommends a cautious plan to reduce weight through moderate meals. He suggests limiting fatty foods and desserts, increasing vegetables and lean proteins, and adding walking. The advice includes a daily morning glass of hot water and weekly weight checks. A product called Kraselin Satis is touted as a two week supply.
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Krumchey
R Ae Amici
Sou
Heiskell's Ointment and Soap Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Heiskell's Ointment and Soap as an inexpensive, simple treatment for pimples and skin troubles. It claims rapid improvement within 24 to 36 hours and advises getting Meiskel's Beap from the druggist, following leaflet directions for best results.
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Heiskell
Meiskel
Society Notes Farrah December Social Calendar Details
Mrs Teroy G Denman to host a dinner in Ivoche with Mrs John Hastings Luorent from Ktebell Fiell Long Island and Mrs Lawrence at sac Darla France. The Ban Antonin Casino club held a special supper during an intermission of Strange Interlude Monday. Guests included Whit Morris Dr R S Kahn FL G Buntresy and many others. Mrs Willian Goddard to host a dinner party December 20 at the Latin Quarter of the Menger hotel honoring Dorothy Dyerler and her fiancé Dr Lucius Hill. Various engagements and parties marked the season with weddings planned for December 27 and a Girl's Cotillion election at the Dresner Hotel Sunday morning. The Cotillion elected Katherine Johnson president and Dorothy Moteon secretary treasurer. New members listed. A Christmas tea hosted by Mrs Lewis Krama Beck December 24 at Oaks. The Addison See ligson family to return to Chicago for holidays. Mr and Mrs Joseph Prates plus Mrs Photinw Slick to Florida for the holidays. The engagement of Te seche Bell Spring to Lt William Franklin Brerenson announced. wedding December 18 at the bride’s parents home. Miss Spring, musician, studied Cincinnati Conservatory then New York. Lt Stevenann, class of 1928 US Military Academy, assigned to Fort Sam Houston. Dr William Mercer Seeligson of Washington to visit for holidays. hunting trip planned with Seeligson family. Major Charley A Bo Garrigle and Mrs to host a bridge dinner for Lt and Mrs B W Brooks. Brooks to depart for New York December 21.
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Lertain
Ivoche
John Hastings Uorent
Ktebell Fiell
Long Island
Lawrence Atsac
Darla
France
Ban Antonin Casino Club
Whit Morris
R. S. Kahn
FL Gbuntresy
W. Mathews
Jack Dilman
Jimmy Jordan
W. L. Fleas
Inger
Morris Kahn
Dr. Nyfield
Are
Willian Goddard
Menger Hotel
Dorothy Dyerler
Lucius Hl
Dirs
Meredith B. Sykes
Dorothy Overfer
Lucia TH
San Anfonis
Hugh Wallt
Dorothy Duerler
Lucius Jil
Girl's Cotillion Club
Dresner Hotel
Katherine Johnson
Mis Dorothy Moteon
Mush
Katherine Huntrers
Refeeximenta
Josepine Frost
Favors
Emily Keeran
Arthur Addison Seeligson
Chicago
Sinat
East Ashby Place
Joseph Fprates
Photinw Slick
Florida
Acazon
Oscar W. Spring
Marriake
Tesehe Bell
William Franklin Brerenson
Wingaborn
South Carolina
United States
Yerenta
Ilamedinie
Misa Spring
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
New York
Stevenann
United States Military Academy
Twelllsthird
Fort Sam Moreton
Rotary Secretaries on Visit to Tour Rio Grande Valley
Miss Wantell, longtime secretary to Rotary International president, travels with Mrs. Carr, San Antonio to Rio Grande valley. Rose Wankel, another Rotary secretary, arrives in San Antonio en route to Chicago. Abe plans departure Friday for a likely engagement.
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Valley
Rose Wankel
Hotnrgy International
San Antonio
Caeaday
Chienzo
Mia
Mary Carr
Rotary Organization
Rio Granda Valley
Mra. Carr
Wantell Han
International Organization
Notary
Abe
Barrymore Halts Negro Show on Broadway
Ethel Barrymore ends her Broadway engagement in Hearse Slater Mars after less than three weeks. She says New York friends refuse to see her in blackface, and the show will terminate Saturday night after 5 am.
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Ethel Barrymore
New York
Tharrymore
Broadway
Slater Mars
Mira Tarrymore
Elara
Uthel Barrymore Colt
Coaches Urge New Girls Athletic League in City Meeting
Coaches from San Antonio bib school planned a girls league meeting at the recreation department city hall at 4230 he om Tuesday. Vic Schultz announced the effort to organize an avenue league for girls.
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San Antonio
Recreation Department
City Hall
Vic Schultz
Railway Train Is Declared Safest Place in America
Chicago report notes New York Central safety chief says trains are the safest place in the United States. He cites passenger deaths dropping from 250 in 1923 to 114, with 78 percent of last year’s fatalities due to events beyond rail control. Railroads carried nearly one hundred million passengers last year, far exceeding national population.
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America
Chicago
Chatha
E. D
New York Central Railroad
United States
American Railwoy Association
Hint
Bdo
Noted French Actress Dies in Paris Suburb
Paris Dec 0 AP Julienne Madeleine Koch a noted French actress died in Marly le Roi Paris suburb at age 40 after a brief illness. Her fame rested on her stage and screen work across France with several leading roles and honors.
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Paris
Julienne Madeleine Koch
Marlyeroi
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