Six Officers In New Posts At Fourth Army HQ
Gen. Jonathan Minwright Tuesday announced assignments affecting five colonels and one lieutenant colonel at Fourth Army headquarters. Col. Thomas E. Lewis becomes chief of military personnel and procurement. Col. Richard C. Singer is named special services officer. Col. C. R. Lehner becomes deputy chief of staff. Col. Charles Graybeal moves to the G3 section. 1st Lt. Leo Gilbert, back from overseas, replaces him as commanding officer of headquarters special troops and headquarters commandant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Minwright
Fourth Army
Thomas E. Lewis
Francis C. Crewley
Army Recruiting District
Richard C. Singer
Special Services
C. R. Lehner
Charles Graybeal
G3 Section. He Was Formerly Commanding Officer, Headquarters Special Troops
Leo Gilbert
Bridge Again At Tourist Club
Bridge parties sponsored by the San Antonio Tourist club resume at 1 30 p m each Wednesday. Mrs I R Reiger directs and says the events will continue through the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Nation Debates Ducks Shortage At Wildlife Conference
Delegates at a wildlife conference grapple with a perceived duck shortage, blaming overhunting and depleted breeding stock. Lyle S. Lowls warns that without recovery of breeding ducks, wildfowling could vanish, while Charles Edward Gillham advocates remedies including habitat restoration, higher duck stamps, refuges, and stricter laws. John H. Baker of the Audubon Society cautions that even with restoration, unlimited hunting is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildlife Conference
Delta
Manitoba
Lyle S. Lowls
Puck Doubletalk
Lowls
Charles Edward Gillham
Edwardsville, Til
American Waterfowl Committee
Nebraska
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Itc
Gillham
John H. Baker
National Audubon Society
Beiieves
Red Cross Officer to Speak at San Antonio Country Club
Mrs. Glen R. Northrup Red Cross executive will address the Gray Ladies corps at 12 15 p m Thursday at The San Antonio Country Club Northrup serves as administrator of the Midwestern area for the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen R. Northrup
Red Cross
Gray Ladies Corus
San Antonio
Northrup
Four Fined Fifth Jailed in County Court at Law No 2
Four defendants were fined and a fifth received a jail sentence after appearing before Judge Charles J. Matthews. Manuel Gutierrez was fined 25 dollars for aggravated assault on Clemencia Garcia. Luis G. San Miguel was fined 50 dollars for aggravated assault on Ramona San Miguel. Delbert Moore was fined 25 dollars for aggravated assault on Mildred Moore. Felix Valles was fined 4 dollars for simple assault on Laisa Sanchez. B Moore was sentenced to 90 days for swindling a Pig gly Wiggly store with a 20 dollar check. General John K. Cannon returned to Barksdale field after meetings on training activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Matthews
Manuel Gutierrez
Clemencia Garcia
West Rische Street
Luis G. San Miguel
Rip Ford Steel
Ramona San Miguel
Catherine Street
Delbert Moore
Quintana Road
Mildred Moore
Felix Valles
Mathews Street
Laisa Sanchez
B. Moore
Pleasanton Road
Weather summary and moon phase data for the week
The report lists temperatures and precipitation for February with totals, deficits, and excesses, plus sun and moon data for Tuesday. It mentions wind velocity at 12 30 PM and forecasts for tourists with temperature readings across multiple cities including Amarillo Austin Denver Chicago Houston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuea
Tuy Das
Nense
Aransas Pass
Hation Amarillo
Austin
Poston
Cheyenne
Chicago
Corpus Custi’ del Theo
Denver
Boise City
Mexico's Game Slashed by Hunting and Habitat Loss
Dr. A Starker Leopold of the University of California told a wildlife conference that Mexico has lost several hoofed big game species. He cited the elk and bison gone, the Merriam elk exterminated in northern Sonora, and the pronghorn surviving only in desert zones in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starker Leopold
University of California
Wildlife Conference
Republic
United States
Leopold
Sonora
California
Chihuahua
Durango
Stevenson's 193 Appointments Stalled by Senate Committee Tab
Governor Coke Stevenson faced delays as the senate nominations committee postponed action on 193 interim appointees including Texas A&M directors UT regents and several district posts. A public hearing was announced for next Monday while other appointments remained held up. The house delayed welfare bill debate to study eligibility provisions and officers approved emergency funds for the highway patrol and National Guard armory needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Xeywe Puminnes
Coke Stevenson
Senate
Buster Brown
Temple
Texas A, and
University of Texas Regents
D. S. Buchanan
Buda
H. J. Brees
San Antonio
Rufus R. Peeples
Tehuacana
Orville Bulington
Wichita Falls
Scott Schreiner
Kerrville
Walter H. Scherer
Houston
Co. &. Clark
Donna
State
Bead of
W. A. Ler
Mills P. Walker
Bryan
State Liquor Control Board
Lewis T. Holland
Montague
97Th Judicial District
J. WW. Francis
Longview
Board of Barber Examiners
T. MM. Montgomery
Amarillo
Board of Optometry
James Taylor
Revens
House
House Appropriations Committee
State Highway Fund
National Guard Armtry Board
Ben Ramsey
San
Augustine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zenia Couvinees
Aitsrunacares
Kiuigco
America
Lief Ericgon
North America
Swineland
Tcroix
California Wines
Cameo Vineyards Co
Fresny, the
San Joaquin Valley
Crok Royale
Feorv
Craix Royate
Nuscatel
Alamo Beer Distg, Co., Inc
Contmnerce
John K. Cannon
U.S. Air Training Command
Barksdale Field
James P. Lledees
Randolph Field
Mexico
DR. A
Leopold Depares
Stevenson
San Antonin
Walgreen
G. W. Sherman
Houston & St. Mary's
N. St. Mary's
Eagle-Picher
Joske
Joske’s
South
Alamo
Sadz
PNM
Hollywood
Boudoir
Cretonne
Aluminum
Furniture
Commerce St- Garfield
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