Optimists to Attend Court at Courthouse Meeting
Messers of the Opticlet club arrange a session at the courthouse from 0 to 11 a m where Ed Mabrito will parole a number of boss fate the cane got individual. Judge YAL Wurzbach and Dr. Arabalte anges respond noting four members can assist greatly for the bos. Revocal Ontientats will attend court with the Optimist and a daily message will follow the event as slogan Friend of Ae. Boy.
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Messers
Opticlet Club
Javenife
Arabalte Anges Thon
Sodre Wurzbach
Bos
jBat
Ibe
Aoe
Belgian Dead Toll Firing Squad Report Stalemate
Fragmentary report notes Belgian casualties and wartime firing squad toll with names and figures obscured. Mentions Liege and casualties among 2nd battalion, with references to German occupation era events and wartime figures. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Tollene
Brann
Comicsfartil
Ent
Bent Il St. Liege
Hed
Jackeer
Weather forecast fragment for travelers city notes
Fragmentary weather bulletin mentions precipitation, temperatures, and conditions across regions including Texas, Georgia, and Florida. Readable items indicate general forecast details, tourist guidance, and dates, but many words appear garbled and unclear.
Lawyer backs cash bonus for exservice men
Charles M. Dickaoo, attorney, told American Legion members at the St Anthony hotel that payment of adjusted service certificates through federal notes would be a national priority. He urged immediate payment of about $2,000,000,000 in present value terms, a plan to be debated with state and local officials. Legion leaders urged swift action and broad support from members and the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Dickaoo
Jost Altarner
American Legion
St Anthony
Dickson
Federe
Dickora
Ki ML Davin
Brownprille
Daria
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Flees Cuba Toward Panama
The naval dirigible Los Angeles lifted from Guantanamo early today on a final test flight to the canal zone. The airship, already covering a 14 hour trip from Lakehurst, was met by Coryell flying boats as it departed Guan tanamo Bay heading toward the Pacific side.
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U. & Dirigible
Los Angeles
Naval Dirigible
Guanlanane Bar
Oklahoma Governor Warns on Teacher Tax Plan
Oklahoma governor condemns tax moves to aid teachers amid salary debates. He calls the push selfish and warns reform anger could spark upheaval. Addressing a large Shrine Auditorium crowd, he urges restraint and argues for targeted relief over broader levies.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Efe
Shrine
Gove
Demon Strailon
Oisen
Ite
GOW
Mkbbema Education Association
Clonea
Crockett
State Drops Negro's Case
After nine months in jail Walker Negro was freed Friday when Judge Wil McCrary dismissed a habitual criminal charge on the district attorney's motion. Assistant District Attorney B. B. Leadon asked discharge after concluding the state had no chance of conviction. Judge McCrary instructed deputies to return jurors home as the formal dismissal was made.
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Wil McCrary
Ninety-fourth District Court
Jale Thuradas
Assiatack
Disiilas
Leadon
Cafe to Feed 100 Needy Each Week
Mars, a Red Cross ticketed program will provide 100 dinners each Sunday at the State Cafe run by Mete Brown. Albert Housley announced that Brotrai offers 100 lunches weekly for the charity, to be distributed to applicants chosen by the Red Cross.
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Gil
Red Cross
Mete Brown
State Cafe
North St. Mars'w Street
Albert Housley
The
Brotrai
Organizaet
Zoning Committee Holds First City Plan Meeting
The city plan commission zoning committee met at city hall on Friday morning with D. R. Furnish serving as chairman. It was the committee's first meeting, conducted in closed session while discussing tentative guidelines for zoning.
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City Plan Commission
D. RK. Furnish
Woman Released Man Sentenced in Theft Shipment
Afra. Goldin Teal was discharged from federal court after a failed attempt to establish her as a principal in the theft indictment. Regiro Garrin pleaded guilty, testified that he moved clothing from a railroad yard on December 15 and hid it in Beal's residence, with Beal named as principal and accessory after the fact.
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Afra
Goldin Teal
Regiro Garrin
Jril
Garrin
Lan 1
Nyailroad
Lion
Mee
Beal
Real
Autas
Gedetas
Judza Dovel
Est
Boy Surrenders to Police After Sermon at Church
A boy who heard a sermon at a church walked to the altar and surrendered to police. The incident occurred during service led by the Reverend Bly. Authorities describe the act as voluntary and triggered by the message delivered in the sanctuary.
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Barbia
Uolo
Luther W. Carpenter
Nd Anderson
Belle Faces a004Y Team Belle Faces a004Y Team New York
Belle was sentenced to 40 days in jail for contempt of court after a raid on a nightclub. She claimed the “exlon” was not hers and said she was employed by the Sight club. The case followed an injunction issued five days earlier.
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New York
Wes
Relie Livingston
Ob Bentess
Eaton
Theodore Dreiser
Tourt
Bee
Anton
Helle
Masini
Abe Wne
Ong
Sight Club
Ow Nera
First Bluebonnets on View at Witta Museum
The first Bluebonnets on view at Witta Memorial Museum Friday featured the Mowern brought to the mines by Men. Tuline Enmugreen of Alamo Heichls, who has attended the plant’s bluebonnet displays for the past three seasons.
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Witta
Memoria Museum
Tuline Enmugreen
Alamo Heichls
Weldon Seeks Wright's Job In Spring Election Clash
Donavan Weller, a former octapn: per man, announces his bid for fire and police commissioner to oppose Bil Wright. Weldon, active in Citizens' League affairs, indicates he expects to be named on the Citizens' League ticket. The group plans re election in May with Mayer Guamber and four city commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Weller
Fire and Police
Bil Wright
Welton
Citzens’ League
Weldon
Mayer
Predatory Animal Bill Endorsed by Chamber Group
Porter A. Whaley, manager of the chamber with its headquarters here, said Friday the chamber backs a predatory animal bill aimed at funding for 10 years totaling 33,000,000 to support efforts by the Texas Predators Animal Control association to curb losses from wolves, lions, and other destructive animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Eptomerce
Tig Texas Predators Animal Control Association
Spngiey
Porter A. Whaley
Athel Hill
Special Train to Laredo for Washington Birthday Fete
A special Missouri Pacific train will depart San Antonio on February 22 at 4 a.m. carrying excursionists to Laredo for the Washington Birthday celebration. Return to San Antonio at midnight February 22. Round trip fare is one cent per mile. The Knights of Columbus band will accompany the party.
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Laredo
San Antonio
B. A. Farr
Sysistant
Cald Hridas
Keights of Columbus
Revolution Plot in Brazil Revealed in Brazil
Buenos Aires report details a conspiracy to topple General Uriburir and restore former President Irgoyar. Government officials released the information, outlining plans and key figures involved in the attempted coup.
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Brazil
Buenos Aires
INS
Uriburir
Irgoyar
Sore
Tadas
Edwards in Poor Condition After January Operation
Boston February 6 Ma jor Clarence R Edwards was described as very weak today after undergoing an operation on January 10. Edwards, a noted general, remains under medical supervision with condition listed as low.
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Boston
Gem Clarence R
Edwards
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