Maverick’s Mexico City Visit Boosts Ties and Trade
San Antonio Mayor Maury Maverick hailed a ten day trip to Mexico City as a diplomatic success. He praised improved US Latin American relations and a push for economic cooperation with Mexico and Central and South America. Wallace planned a quiet visit to inspect housing and agriculture. Maverick highlighted gifts and purchases from Mexico for La Villita, including a 300 year old statue and a solid silver crucifix, plus a handsome saddle gift from local officials.
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Maury Maverick
Dharity Cadillac
San Antonio
Maverick
United
Mexico City
Mexico
Sam
Henry A.wallace
Roosevelt
Washington
Wallace
South America
East
la Vililla
Sir Anthony
Maverlok
Ben Antonio
Mekleo
Christofar B. Perales
Chara Club
Digevick
Petales
Meni
Chatre
Guiven
Marvin Jones
Lee Washington Couré of Claims
P. Cains
W. Loz O'Daniel
Moexleo
Fant
Expan
Hal
Bin
Antonio
Guards at GDok School Enlist 46 for five month course
Forty six enlistees of the Thirty sixth Division Texas National Guard detailed to attend cook and label training at Fort Hood Houston. Maj Gen Claude V. Birkhead announces the course begins Monday and lasts five months then خواهند join Melings at Camp Bowie.
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Texia National Guard
Ken
Ford Stan Houston
Claude V. Birkhead
Devision
Mrp
Meleyngts
Bowie
Frown Wad
Thode
Wojnimi Roberts
Hana
Brynun
Leonard
Allon Rorhenyy
Ayers
Tait Almiellen A
McKay
Bon Antonio
Ataloh Bplagake
Gounlen
Lavo Mi Bagwell
Tus Gare A
Gclaudo M
Relient Chyrtan
Hlawie
A. i
Mato
Vielarint
Finvidenn
Pew Arthaey Mia C Wines
Damek Harta
Kinibe Tiare
Auntin Mticar
Tart
Robert WW
Thiainicey
Gativenstiles
Noyes
Klyen
Froester
Germany
Canada
Uhren
Hugh
Veronica
Margaret
Isle of Wight
Trance
Neals
United States
National Course of
England
Austin
Texas University of ‘Texas
National Guard
Doddfield
Claude V. Birdhead
Lawrence W. Heneel
Darluau
Mermen HL. Beatey
Gomgaltn
Beiddim A. Armstrong
Dinx
Mi Ier
Gacar B. Gadrins
James D’ Jusston
Steff
Robert O. Caffey
San Antonin
Rio A. Hill
Auenhar R. Boughty
Pyi
Firatre
Seldames
Charles A. Anderson
Artorihy
Jack W. Fite
Terrell
Jacke At
Winwell
Clause
Clary
Howsl
Harrow
Talles
Ome
Biseiea
W. Gage
Auagtat Cok
Neluon Brown
Jacksboro
Stalt
Paul Clark
Wirst
Dia A
Fetsigon
Abilene
Deol
George
Bromnes
Brest
Bivat Ste
Port Ariasarate
Sat
Freneis B. Crumb
Houston
Bat
Peditarash Sale Wikia Awatin
Four hospitalized after downtown party food poisoning
After a downtown gathering and supper, four people were treated at Robert B. Green Hospital for food poisoning. The group included Trinidad Gomez 34 his wife Angelite 4 Elmendorf Mimuel Garcia 28 and his wife Lonnie 24. Also treated were Joe Orus 31 for facial injuries from a fire and Frank Gants 31 for a gunshot wound to the left knee from an accidental discharge. Additional patients included Danies A Butler 55 with eye injury Esto Sefuentes 15 and Cecilia Vascas 3 months after ingested berries near home.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Donatderth
Trinidad Gomez
Angelite
Elmendorf
Mimuel Garcia
Ins
Lonnie
West Geral| Ips Street
Joe Orus
Guadalupe Street
Frank Gants
Bavernia
Widler
Hig
Danies A. Butler
Rauls Street
Esto Sefuentes
Ghupad
Cecilia Vascas
Cornell Street
Jewish Women’s Council Meeting in San Antonio Section
Jewish Women's Council to Meet in San Antonio to review bank matters and Chanukah baskets. Meeting at Powell Hall, 1023 Poplar Street. Mrs. Wal Rips, president, urged members to bring Lyci contributions. Embozled Heaven will be reviewed by Miss Getlsy Williams.
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Jewish Women’s Council
Tisdan Antonio
National Council of Towle
Wesday
Wal Rips
Arganization
Lyci
Getlsy Wiliams
Catastrophe theme in modern art and wartime ethics
English poet Alfred Noyes discusses a world catastrophe affecting art and literature, arguing most works lack moral clarity while praising a few significant writers. He cites Germany’s ethical collapse in politics, wartime resilience, and the mental and spiritual battles shaping the era, alongside a U.K. family’s wartime experience in Canada and military troop movements near Texas.
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Alfred Noyes
Our Lady of the Lake
Tega
City Manager Plan Criticized as Costly Proposal
Street Commissioner Faul E. Steffler attacked proposed city charter amendments for a city manager form of government ahead of December 4 voting. He warned about higher expenses, nontransparent salaries, and a potential spoil system, contrasting it with the current council system and civil service protections.
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Waniqn’s
Faul E. Steffler
Steffler
Bleuler
Siler
Steffier
Students to Meet on Race Problems at Local Colleges
Franklin Jones of St Marys and A D Johnson of St Philips will lead a joint meeting Monday night between St Marys University students and St Philips Junior College Tecal School for Negroes to discuss race topics. The program covers The Part of the Negro in National Defense, The Negro's Social Status in America, The Negro in Follies, Discrimination Against the Negro in Economic Life, and Means to Break Down Racial Prejudice.
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St. Mary's University
St. Phiilip'’s Junior College
Tecal School For
Ameri
Rachal Beajudice
Franklin Jones
St. Mary's
A. Dp, Johnson
St. Philip's
Animal Defense League Ball Set at VIPA Hotel Hall
A Wednesday night dance at the VIPA hotel hall is sponsored by the Animal Defense League with Mrs. R H Bradford serving as secretary of Teague. Proceeds support the league’s program to shelter and feed about 125 stray dogs and cats.
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Vipa
Animal Defense League
R. H. Bradford
Teague
Han Anndviced
Pecan Source of Family Income
Mr and Mrs Robert E Jones of 1027 Waverly use pecans in art for livelihood. They create wearable items from seven steps and decorate with slogans like God Bless America Nuts to Hitler. Jones, a cartoonist, began the idea years ago amid war warnings and now holds a patent pencil drawing on the concept.
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Robert E. Jones
Waverly
America
Hitler
Jones
Thedea
Rookie Diary Reveals Life of a Draft Soldier
John W. Ward, a volunteer on a Bexar County draft board, allows The Light 40 to publish his diary. The third installment recounts basic training days, meals, inspections, uniform fitting issues, and nightly expectations in an army camp, with notes on a new uniform and anticipation of an upcoming inspection.
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Selective Service
John W. Ward
Bexar County
Light 40
Wage Hour Act Wage Hour Act 5 Defended
Secretary Perkins described deferment of goods as not warranting a wage hour breakdown. She cited Walsh Healey provisions for government contracts over ten thousand dollars and urged firms to observe wage and bar standards set by the Labor Department while noting ongoing concerns over government supply reactions.
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Washington
Ser
Perkins
Shoe
Elief
Acenwius Walen
Navy
Walsh-Healey
Jaber Department
Crockett School Burglarized Over Weekend
A burglary hit the Crockett school at 280 Web Gammerce Street during the weekend. J 1 Timez, 21 employees were affected as officials report the break in and ongoing investigations.
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Crockett School
Oncghir
Po- Na Joss
Registration Aid Set for Aliens
A San Antonio Soda Workers committee, led by Rev. Brother Herbert F. Letes, will assist aliens in registering under federal law with a deadline of December 26 to avoid penalties. The group, naming Miss Marle Watkins and others, plans outreach to Mexican aliens first, then other groups, and will place registration renters at key post offices and community centers across the city.
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San Antonio Soda Workers Association
Herbert F. Letes
Sir. Mary's University
Loita
Marle Watkins
International Institute
Os East
Macle Horna
Helen Doyle
J. W. Chapman
Benjamin Perez
B. Lunn
Leiis
Mial Postoffica
Audi
Young Women's Christian Associ Lan
Pecos Street
Mexican Christian Institute
Colima Street
Othe Wesley Coutnsunity House
Collin Street
Episcopal group installs new president at Brownsville meeting
Ross Wallace is noted in the Episcopal Post as the new president of the Texas Episcopal Diocese conference. Installations by Bishop W. T. Capers of San Antonio occurred at Brownsville during the Reapple's third annual three day meeting.
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Ross Walwee
Ninonio Nae
I People's Conference
Texas Episcopal Diocest
W. Tcapers
San Antonio
Brownsville
Reaup
Man Injured in Farm Equipment Incident Near Lewis Property
H W Lewis the 55 year old owner of Lewis Equipment Company was hospitalized after a farm related incident near his property on Glid Drive. He sustained a broken arm and was reported to be in stable condition. Local authorities investigated the scene and advised precautions for handling heavy machinery.
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H. W. Lewis
Lewis Equipment Company
Sin Bante Rosa Hospital
Mothers of Children Under 12 are Wanted
Advertisement for Vicks VapoRub claiming an improved treatment called the VapoRub Massage targets children under 12. It touts soothing vapors, a chest back massage, and a thick cloth poultice method to relieve coughing and discomfort.
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Vicks
Influenza Affects Eleven Student Nurses at Green Hospital
An epidemic of illness hits Robert B. Green hospitals with 11 student nurses and other staff affected. Hospital officials report 41 patients and 4 physicians under treatment for the flu, including Dr. W. Ly Suilth.
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Robert B. Green
Br. W. Ly Suilth
Want Ads Update from the Town Classifieds
Reading and classification of the new ads reveal a Grove Place rental listed at 654 dollars weekly. The notice mentions a sale price of 10000 dollars and hints at priority classifications under the existing ad sections.
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Did Grove Place
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