Weet Point of the air and West Point of the All
A chaotic, spellbound update on the film West Point of the All shot partly in San Antonio. It notes delays from weather and funding, crew moves to Hollywood, and plans to finish soon under John Waters with Manning coordinating finances. It references broader aviation film history and local figures amid production chaos.
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Santa Claus
Fhusby
Broadway
San Antonio
Randolph
Field
Grace of God
War Department
John Waters
Hollywood
Responsibility Mar
Roger ‘Manning
Iifg
West Soint
Sen Antonio
Sen Antono
Santa Fs
Ceilforny
West Point
Manning 5
Fort Hood era shifts rumble through army circles
Brig Gen Rupert Foy and Gen Foy reportedly may take over the Boeong Field Artillery brigade at Fort Sant Honstort as Brig Gen H J Byees departs. General Drees leaves for Leavenworth to lead the Command and General Staff school. Mrs Puy, long known as Helena Hummel, recent marriage noted locally.
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Rupert & Foy
Port St
Oklahoma
Way Crime &A
Sim Antonio
H. J. Byees
Boeong Field Artillery
Fort, Sant Honstort
Drees
Jast Week
Patt Leavenworth
Ran
Command and General Staff School
General Foy
Bieta
Mas Foy
Puy
Hetoca Ely
Helena Hummel
Judge Admits Poderza Plea In Bigamy Case
New York Feb 1 A guilty plea was entered by Tyan Poderzaj in a bigamy case concerning his marriage to Agnes C Tulverson. General Sessions Judge George L Donnellan remanded Poderzaj to the Tombs for sentencing February 14. Poderzaj had been extradited from Vienna and previously lacked counsel when attempting to plead.
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Tyan Fodertas
Austria
New York
Anoes Tufvyerson
Tyan Poderzaj
Agnes C. Tulverson
Melratl
George L. Donnellan
Federzls
Vienna
Donnellan
Sauirk Povler
Tufurrson
Poderzaj
Europe
South Side Group to Present Play Podunk Limited
A South Side group will present and perform Podunk Limited by Chelstian young people at Denver Heights community center at 1 p.m. Friday. Post D of Travela's Protective association will meet at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Gutter hotel per Thin Ferring. Brother Gryala J. Selinepp of St Mary's University will discuss old-age pensions at Lockwood Recreation Park on Saturday.
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South Side
Grouth
Chelstian
Podunk Limited
Denver Heights
Post
Travela’s' Protective Association
Gutter
Thin Ferring
Gryala J. Selinepp
St Mary's University
Lockwood Recreation Park
New Silver Mine Found in Cavern
In Tashkent, Torkistan, on February 1, Soviet scientists report fifty tons of silver estimated to be in the KaneYon-Gool cave in Shaldumir mountains. The cavern is described as a bottomless pit with legends of hidden treasure. Rock analysis indicates high percentages of silver, iron, and manganese, though not all ore is ready for extraction.
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Tashkent
Torkistan
KaneYon-Gool
Shaldumir
Central Asia
Boston University study finds girls favor tennis over boys’
Boston February 1 The university survey shows girls pick tennis as their favorite sport while boys choose baseball Football ranks second for boys and basketball is third for both genders Sports overall attract 3 percent of those polled indicating limited participation
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Boston
Boston University
Uiclr Chalees
22 Witnesses Sought for Rate Quiz
A city clerk filing by Charles M. Dickson of the San Antonio Utility League seeks 22 witnesses for a rate hearing Monday. The list includes W. B. Tuttle, C. Jelly, Hoth, Powell, Culberson, and many officials who would testify on San Antonio Public Service Company records, tax returns, salaries, correspondence, and franchise data since 1917. The hearing follows a court-ordered probe into utility rates approved by Mayor C. K. Quin after a city council meeting.
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San Antonio
Hy Kifer
Charles R. Hedke
Albert V. Hoth
Powell
Olin Culberson
United Gas Public Service Company
H. C. McGowen
Shreveport
Hyde
Dickerson
Dixon
K.P
Rai Oad Commission
Internal Revenue
Secretary of State
San Antonio Public Service Company
United Light and Payer Company
American Light and ‘Traction Company
American Federation of Utility
Tivectars
Ernst
Mons Day
San Alito Uwity League
C.K. Quin
Kifer
Girl Draws Well Though Blindfolded
Doctors in New Zealand study a five year old girl who can draw perfectly while blindfolded. The child shows work well above average for her age, despite only one lesson and apparent hypnosis.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Dynamite Used as Firecracker by Man
Stockholm reports Axel Svengen of Pielbacka tried to speed off a bridal party by lighting dynamite fuse. The charge ignited explosively. Svengen was not hospitalized, with details uncertain due to damaged text.
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Man
Stockholm
Axel Svengen
Pielbacka
Svension
Death probe held in Brackenridge Park shooting case
Justice of the piece Bat Cor rigen Friday was conducting an inquiry into the death of Burnet M. Blakey, 60, of 423 Queen Anne's Court, Whe, found with bullets through the temple near the seventh tee of Brackenridge Park Tuesday. A 32 quick pistol was found near the body. The barrel bore blood. Mrs. Stradey said she had been looking for her husband when his body was found and she had been in poor health. The body was found in a clump of bushes by Frank Zertuche, 110 Plizhugh Streets.
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Peice Bat
Bumuet M. Bliadhey
Dulles
Brackenridge Park
Stradey
I! Health
Frank
Zertuche
Cost of Crossing Ohio Bridge Interrupted by Robbery
In Toledo on February 1, Systyrast Howith Sampson of Genos, Ohio, planned to cross the Anthony Wayne high level bridge with a hitchhiker. The hitchhiker robbed him of money, then a woman driving a car behind Sampsec’s vehicle picked up the fleeing suspect.
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Toledo
Onl
Fev
Tyrast
Howith Sampson
Genos
Oho
Anthony Wayne High Level
Sampsec
Wanderer Wins Football Award From Distressed Dartmouth Pulse
David Law, son of a Dartmouth professor, received a football award after a dramatic incident. The youth, described as a wanderer, was noted as the unanimous choice of his high school classmates for the junior captaincy amid the unfolding events and police involvement.
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Hanover
Fen
David &. Law
Dartmouth College
Jackstall
Young Law
Famed Sixth Infantry Holds Tig Anniversary
BT. LOUIS Feb 1 05 One of the army’s oldest regiments, the Sixth Infantry now at Jefferson Barracks, marked another milestone. Since 1812 the unit has served in Mexico and the Civil War, and it aided the Allied drive in northern France in 1918. Commemoration cites long service and a congressional act of 1498 increasing regular regiments. President Zachary Taylor once commanded the Sixth.
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Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Ato
Frances
Mexico
Congress
Zachary Taylor
Parliament Celebrates 500th Birthday of Swedish Parliament
STOCKHOLM Prt 1 The five hundredth anniversary of Sweden's National Parliament will be observed this year from May 27 to 30. Events center in Stockholm and in the city of Arora where the first National Assembly was convened in 1433 by Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson the Swedish chieftain and patriot.
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Stockholm
Big Buck Visit Leaves Ohio Hospital Bills
Youngstown report notes a large deer visit began with a shock and led to medical bills totaling 87.30 dollars for Mary Tobias Tobia. The incident occurred February 1 as the deer frightened bystanders caused injury.
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Ohio
Youngstown
Feck Geer
State of Ohio
Mary Ieergnees Tobias
Lee Deer
Libel Charged Pair in Bare Facts Publishers
Robert Whiteley and Tram A Brill publishers of Bare Facts faced criminal libel complaints filed in County Court at Law No rd by T g Turner secretary of the San Antonio Vigilance committee. West, the sheriff, allegedly struck Britt in Britt’s office after arrests. Britt and Whiteley posted bonds of 500 each and were released.
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Robert Whiteley
Tram A. Brill
M Political
Iweek
Law Nord
T. Gd. Turner
San Antonio
Britt
West
Whiteley
W. A. King
Gublect
Task Week
Grovers
Mariis
Ty Welker JP
William McCraw
Wakeley
W. T. Tucker
Gevers Street
Hans Welner
Ciifton Avenue
Brappenveck
Rmeritt West
Live Two
Titat
Hi Wita
Tim
Brit
Hitler Allows Polish Actress to Film in Germany
Berlin dated dispatch reports Adolf Hitler overruled the ministry ban on Polish actress Negri appearing in a German film. Negri had sought permission from Propaganda Minister Goebbels after being deemed to hate Jews. the appeal was rejected before the ruler granted consent.
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Berlin
Aviehs
Webrer Hidley
Ile
Pots Negri
Miinistry
Fram
Germany
Lon
Bledd
Hitler
Miss Negel
Joseph Govdbols
Brothers and Woman Face Dope Charges
Two Chronister brothers and Miss Jackie Dodd were charged after narcotics agents stopped a car on Chestnut and Gammerce streets Thursday. They allegedly attempted to discard the contraband, which dropped on the front seat. arraignment was set for Saturday.
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Nevom Wan
Gammerce
Chestnut Streets
Lewis Chronister
Jackie Dodd
Dortechy
Youth Grabs Purse From Pedestrian
A youth grabbed a purse from a pedestrian in the 400 block of Worth Street near Marys Street on Thursday, taking £23. Police reported the incident and noted the victim identified a suspect. Separately, police investigated a theft of $125 worth of clothing from Mrs Dorothy Chiro’s home at 612 North Pegos Street.
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Migs Olivis Locke
Nery Flores Stron
Worth St. Marys Street
Dorothy Chiro
North
Pegos Street
Ford the
Two Men Held on Narcotic Charge After Arraignment
Victor Valdez and Manuel Scotts were bound over on a narcotics charge after arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul Cockhart. They face posting bonds of 1500 dollars as the case moves forward in federal court.
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Victor Valdez
Manuel Scotts
U.S
Paul & Cockhart
Beraln
Voter Tax Drop May Shrink Bexar Ballot Power
Bexar County faces a potential drop in poll tax payments before the May city election. Officials estimate voting strength may fall to 7000–10000 votes, down from 43,000–40,000 expected this year. Relief programs and late payments contribute to the decline, with observers citing lower turnout and revised voting incentives.
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Bexar County
O'Mara
Stoweses
Parsons
le Courty House
Relief Orchestra to Present Public Concert in Bexar County
An orchestra formed from relief fund workers will give a free public concert at Aloma Plaza at 4 p m Sunday. Mrs Mary Wilson Young city relief department superintendent announced the effort drawing musicians from a beef cannery and other jobs. Edger Rogers will conduct the ensemble.
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Bexar County
Aloma Plaza
Mary Wison Young
Due City
Sha Salt
Young
Edger Rogers
Persistence Wins man ends his life in Paris tragedy
The 43 year old Charles Masse suffered from incurable disease and depression. After failed attempts with poison and cutting wrists he used a copper wire and pitchfork to self harm near his home, then died by electrocution after attaching the wire to a high tension line. Aged circuliteised, the report notes the event followed by a separate mention of Victor Anderson and Elizabeth Pew, both on previous trips, in the odd closing line.
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Paris
INS
Charles Masse
Hy Hart
Massa
Abius
Victor FP. Anderson
Elizabeth N. Pew
Howe
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