Youth youths back park project at Winnipeg and Collingsworth
Hein backs park project as city recreation department approves a youth sponsored effort to convert vacant property at Winnipeg Ave and Collingsworth St into a recreational park. Alfonso Sanchez owner donates property to VIA youth group Victory-Industrial associates ages 17 to 21 accompany Sanchez to city hall as city donates baseball equipment. VIA hosting dance at Centro Mercantil Hall Saturday to raise funds for the project.
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Commission E Nvay
Ape Froval
Winnipeg Ave
Collingsworth St
Alfonso Sanchez
Victory-Industrial Associates
City Hall
Sanchez
VIA
Centro Mercantil Hall
West Side Group Elects Centro Mercantil Recrea Officers
Albert Fena, an attorney, was elected president of Centro Mercantil Recrea, a body of business and professional men. Pablo Corales became secretary and Guadalupe Ramos, retiring president, was chosen treasurer. The vote occurred Thursday among the group’s members.
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Albert Fena
Centro Mercantil Recrea
Pablo Corales
Guadalupe Ramos
Dream Come True For 11 000 Airmen at Lackland
Among 11000 basic airmen in training at Lackland APB two Pvt. Frank A. Centrich and Pvt. Joseph H. Schoen were named unofficial division and base commanders for a day. Centrich 19 sat with Brig Gen Charles F Barn Indoctrination division commander in stall conferences and rode with the general in his car as acting commanding general. Schoen joined Col Malcolm N. Stewart base commander on inspection tours and staff critiques, making recommendations as acting base commander.
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Lackland Apb
Frank A. Centrich
Greensboro
Joseph H. Schoen
New York
Centrich
West Point
Charles F. Barn
Schoen
Malcolm N. Stewart
Wallet theft at L.A. shop reported
A wallet containing $22 in cash, $23 in checks, and a wedding ring was reported missing from Blackwood Plumbing Co. in Los Angeles. Police were informed Thursday after six men visited the shop. Mrs. C. H. Blackwood reported the loss.
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Blackwood! Plumbing Co
C. H. Blackwood
Widow Wins Estate Dispute Over Ogilvie Will
After a nine day trial Judge C K Quin ruled Mrs. Raymond Briggs Ogilvie entitled to her share in the estate of her late husband Dr Henry Houston Ogilvie. The jury upheld the trust agreement and will executed May 19 1944 naming Alamo National as trustee and Virginia Ogilvie as principal beneficiary with Baylor University as contingent beneficiary. The estate totaled over 500000 with insurance and other assets valued around 400000 after prior payments.
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Raymond Briggs Ogilvier
Henry Houston Ogilvie
C.K. Quin
Ogilvie
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