San Antonio Gathers Oddball News in Holiday Mix
A crowded column from San Antonio reports on Dr. Charles Monjau a Byrd expedition member visiting briefly, local gossip about W W Enopy and a deportation case, seed men headed to a Fort Worth dealers’ convention, roller derby star Swarthy Joe Evans, and other assorted notes on sports people, theatre, and holiday events. It mentions Carl Count from Germany and a string of local social highlights including Edna June Bilap and Mary Anderson in theater.
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Charles Monjau
South Pole
Dow
Herbert Hoover
San Antonio
Ditlaalte
Guyton Morgan
Austin
Buenos Aires
South America
Joe Evans
Reds
Perlida
Beiog
Schoale
Chicago
Wisconsi Woods
School Honors Former San Antonio Superintendent Mobher Schoolfield
An enlarged photo of Mrs. HM Schoolfield Reynolds, known as Mobher Schoolfield, will be presented at a New Year’s Day ceremony at 4 p.m. She led the San Antonio Missont Rome and tenting school for 13 years and later died November 6 in Los Angeles. The home for rehabilitating wayward girls was founded 66 years ago and is now at 103 Ninth Street, with Mrs. W. E. Smitt as treasurer.
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Schoolfield Reynolds
Mobher Schoolfield
San Antonio Missont
Rome
Schoolveld
Los Angeles
Cali
Baylor Hospital
Nintty Street
W. E. Smitt
Retail group moves to new Orritts building
The Sax Antoniy Retail Merchants' association celebrates its 38th year by relocating to larger quarters on the Moris Plan Hank building. Formerly at 122 1 2 West Commerce, it now operates from a modern 5th floor setup to expand its credit rating services and extensive records used with local merchants and federal agencies.
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Sax Antoniy Retail Merchants’ Association
Moris Plan
Hank
Commerce Street
Arid Iinto
Kiowa
Rebul Merchante’ Association
Fear of Nazi Invasion Denied by Swiss Resident
Swiss resident PF. Riebel, visiting San Antonio, argues Switzerland fears no Nazi invasion and would gain strength from any such move. He notes most Swiss are of German descent yet identify as Swiss, and warns Nazism could backfire, urging Nazis to leave Swiss soil.
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Hitler
G. Bebie
F. Riebel
Mrs. Riebel
Switzerland
Germany
Aerr Hiller
Buch
PF. Riebel
Zurich
San Austonio
Boston
Olst
Icbel
Knickerbocker War Correspondent Visits Office
IR Knickerbocker, famed foreign war correspondent, arrives at the Loreal Underwood office to exchange his English typewriter for an American model but keeps his old British machine for writing about Ethiopia Spain and Jerusalem. The Texan reporter plans to fly to South America for a new story, citing pound sterling keys as a reason.
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Npickerbocker
Simons Hearst
Ethiopia
Spain
Jerusalem
Ban Aftonisns
Loreal Underwood
Knickerbocker Dld
Uriclexander
South America
Fithiapia
Jherusalems
Knickerbocker
Yonfilm
Trafic accidents injure eleven in San Antonio area
Numerous injuries reported after several crashes near Water and Goliad streets and Main plaza. Victims include Mingares Howman 27 of Madison Street taken to Robert B Green hospital and drivers Walter Stantiy 45 and George Woolard 22. Additional bruises and internal injuries noted for several riders and passengers.
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Mingares Howman
Madison Street
Robert B. Green
Goliad
Poller
George Bryant
Camp Nevvoyle
Walter Stantiy
Highland Boulevard
Laredo
Main Street
George Woolard
Meln Street
T. P. Wiley
Vine Street
Charles Clements
Main Plaza
Manuel Leema
Bowie Street
Wesay
Bend
Gore H
Law Meyer
West Elsmere Place
California
Uuld— Velief
Twenty-Jourty
West Commerce Strests
Gus Lingner
West Commerce Steel
Lanssengers
Ms. Lingner
Ernest F. Berglstaller
Jones
Kellyfield
Ford
Accident Fatal to Martinez in Tract Overturn Near Scauin
Triacles suffered injuries when his tract overturned near Scauin on December 20. Ane Martinez, 1215 Colma Street, died at Robert B. Green Hospital late Thursday.
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Triacles
Scauin
Ane Dies Martinez
Colma Street
Robert B. Green Bospital
Odd Possum Tames Pork Chop Threat in Woman's Bed
A stray possum hid among cats in a house where Mrs. Patterson discovered it Thursday morning. The animal reportedly ate pork chops off her head, leading to a curious scene as neighbors ponder how the creature ended up in the bed with woolly Cats.
Fragmentary report on police and counterfeit schemes
Alleges government agents and police compare addresses to locate suspects for rewards in bad checks forgeries and illegal promotion schemes. Claims the association has long directed police actions against shoplifters forgers thieves and fraudulent real estate agents. Notes it has disseminated information to members about checks and counterfeit money. (continued to Page 2, Col. 8)
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Ald
Kongs
Informa- Gon
San Antonio
Baering Down On the News By ARTHOR BABK
A fragmented feature by ARTHOR BABK with garbled text and 1988 date hints. The piece mentions ringing out the old year and dancing, plus references to budget, weapons, and a nonsensical conclusion about inventing a new dance.
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Arthor
Silos Tested Across Nation After Wisconsin and New York Trials
Silos now seen nationwide after experimental tests begun in Wisconsin and New York about a decade ago, demonstrating early adoption and spread of the practice across multiple states.
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Wisconsin
New York
Canned goods and food products feature in town reports
Report notes farmers wives engaging in canning and preparing foods and other manufactured goods in town. It mentions listening to The Lone Ranger at 5 p.m. on KTSA Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Lone Ranger
KTSA
Fire L055 Sets At S16 000 In Store Blaze
Fire at the Texas Infant Dress Company on West Houston Street caused estimated losses around 15000. The blaze began after closing time and smoke reached the American Hotel above the plant. Owner T Birnbaum reported stock damage and most machinery spared. Fire Marshal said investigators doted the scene around 6:15 pm after discovery at 5:35 pm. Meanwhile a meeting notice announced Lt Col Boyd and Maj Kellogg will address a weekly clinical conference at Houston Hospital at 458 pm Tuesday.
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Texas Infant Dress Company
Houston Street
Ous
Auearding T. Birnibaum
Eq Wolit
Britain
Lievt
Gol. Boyd
Ang
Maj
Douglas
Kellogg
Medical Corps
Hors Sam Houston Hospital
Tha’ Hospital
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