Brazilian Officers Visit San Antonio on Inspection Tour
Brig. Gen. W H Simpzon assists the Second division commander and leads two Brazilian officers Gen Amaro Soares de Bittencourt and Lieut Col Ste ilo Lima on a three day tour starting in San Antonio They will inspect local army stations equipment visit Randolph fleet flying school Ford Saw Houston An initial schedule includes visits to Kelly Field and other depots with a Friday departure from San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simpzon
Laredo
Amaro Soares de Bittencourt
Steilo Lima
Brazil
San Antonio
Randolph Fleet
Ford
Houston
Kellyfield
Diceanfield
Normoyie Quaderminister Depot
St. Anthony Hotel
San Antonio Fricas
Relief From Cough With Creomulsion Adv
An advertisement claims relief for chronic bronchitis and chest cold coughs using Creomulsion. It touts proven ingredients, no narcotics, fast cough suppression, and a money back guarantee if sleep and rest aren’t quickly restored.
Mexican Family to Wade Back After Apprehension
An immigration inspector said a Mexican family of six including a mother, father and four children voluntarily returned to Mexico after being apprehended at a West Martin and Navarro bus station. They admitted wading the Rio Grande in January 1999 and had resided in the United States since then. They were returned to Laredo immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
West Martin and
Navarro Streets
W. W. Kropp
Rio Grande River
United States
Laredo
Texas and Kansas Debate Taxes at Brackenridge High
Texas and Kansas universities will debate the topic Recnlved Texas should increase natural resource taxes at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Brackenridge High School auditorium. Judge panel includes Johnny Peace Jack Davis and Marley Cars. Additional teams from the same universities will debate on WGAI at 4 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas
Brackenridge High School
Marion Findley
San Antonio Junior College
Johny Peace
Rifle and Stove Reported Stolen
Theft of a 22 file and im staves valued at 38 from John Theres, 542 Terry court, was reported for police Monday. Sheets and other miscellaneous articles valued at 31250 was reported stolen by 8. A. Smith, 501 South Olive street. CHILD BITTEN BY DOG. Bitten in the left thigh by 2 deg, Matrie Flores, 8, 1018 Hig Foot street, treated at Robert B Green hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Theres
Terry Court
8. A. Smith
Olive Street
Matrie Flores
Robert B. Green
Retonga advertised as miracle stomach aid in Texas paper
Enthusiastic reader endorsements recount hundreds spent vainly before Retonga relief for indigestion and constipation. Mrs. Gorbel of San Antonio praises drastic improvement, saying Retanga restored strength and eased discomfort, encouraging others to try this vegetable medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Gacuol
St. Fairplay Ave
San Antonio
Gorbel
Sillar
Adv
Employers should engage workers for steady, informed jobs
In this piece by B C Forbes, Dayton Rubber Manufacturing’s John A. MacMillan urges employers to give workers steady, well paid, secure jobs and involve them in the business. He cites open information, regular meetings, and human treatment as keys to avoiding disputes and securing payroll, with examples of wage fairness, good relations, and credit union savings.
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B.C. Forbes
Securi
John A. MacMillan
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Misu
Eaby
Bod Forbes
Man fakes gas station holdup to cover thefts
Orvinc Hay, 24, of 614 Denver Boulevard, confessed to staging a hold up at Midway Service Station on Broadway to mask thefts over weeks. He admitted taking about $82, using a razor to scar his face and throwing a flashlight at “robbers” while claiming he was robbed. He initially failed a lie detector test but later provided a written statement.
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Gkty
Orvinc. Hay
Denver Boulevard
Midway
Broadway
G. D. Murrell
Hay
Sta~ Tion
P. R. Hallevon
Kalleron
Tro Mentib
Finda
Fram & Moore
A. B. Neal
Prank Dallard
George Robinson
Murrell
Murrel
Hallera
The
Rhodes
Bomb crates lost in Ohio plant fire report
Springfield Ohio dispatch reports a fire at a government plant destroying the paint department. Three hundred bomb crates were reportedly involved with significant loss estimated around 15090 dollars. officials search for exact effects on production and inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Persali
Springfield
Onis
Oliver Para
Jpray
Meloss
Fire damages home in large residential area
A fire damaged a home in a large residential area near Manale Simas Road. Authorities say the blaze caused about 60 dollars in damage and is under investigation. No injuries reported.
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Manele Simas
Russell
Coventry Mayor Receives Pro Nazi Bombing Letter
A Coventry resident Penfold sent Mayor Maury Maverick a letter from England describing Nazi bombing and urging U S aid. The missive, postmarked before a Coventry massacre, includes an English clipping about San Antonio council’s stance on Britain and U S neutrality. Penfold cites 1938 correspondence with Maverick and contrasts civilian suffering with military targets, lamenting helplessness and urging peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Maverick
Roy Penfold
Coventry
England
San Antoninus
America
Penfold
Mayerick
Coventulsing
San Antonio
Cty Council
Britain
MU. S
Texas Agricultural Workers Plan Defence Study Event
The Texas Agricultural Workers Association will host a defense themed convention at the Gunter hotel from January 10 to 31 titled Texas Agriculture and National Defense. Speakers include Dr. Mark A. Dawer executive secretary of the Home Mission Council New York Pollock general manager National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago Dr Karl N Mai assistant director office of foreign agricultural relations U S Department of Agriculture and Tr Kreek Eppingirth director home representatives Textin State College for Women Denton and other experts. The program will cover agricultural economics problems animal industry conservation and crop culture. A Merle award will be presented at the January 10 banquet. Rooms and other accommodations are available in many city districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agriculture and National Defense
Texas Agricultural Wrockers' Association
Gunter Hotel
Armory
Mark A. Dawoer
Home Missier Council
New York
Pollock
National Livestock and Ment Board
Chicago
Karl N.mai
Office of Foreign
U. S
America
Tr. Kreak Eppingith
Textin State College For Women
Denton
Nelsonal Defense
Bevtlenny
Merle
Pastors Endorse Charter Change in San Antonio
Members of the San Antonio Ministers association endorsed the fifteenth amendment of the proposed new city charter allowing direct relief appropriations by the city. The announcement was made Monday by Rev. Jesse Iwly, president, who also noted the appointment of Rev. A. G. Swarta as representative on the permanent committee of the San Antonio Social Welfare association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Council Hears Tax Protests Over Assessments
The city council sat as a board of equalization in the tax commissioner's office to hear protests from suburban property owners about new values. Tax Commissioner C Ray Davis Jenife said most complaints would be heard by December end, with about 25 percent of owners likely to protest. George H Ehteryborg of Dallas, paid 46 000 for a resurvey across city and annexed areas, attended per contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siivet
Pau Stoffer
Tax Commissioner
Steifler
George H. Ehteryborg
Dallas
Etrenborg
Board of Equalization
C. Ray Davis Jenife
Houston Memphis Air Permit Granted to CSA Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted a certificate to Chicago and Southern Air to operate between Houston Texas and Memphis Tennessee with intermediate stops at Shreveport Louisiana and Pine Bluff. It denied two part applications by Chicago and Southern Eastern AirLiner and Braniff Airways for a Memphis to Bransville route.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Southern
Afro Loca
Houston
Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Air
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