Bushick Proclaims Taxpayer Savings Drive in San Antonio
Commissioner Bushick vows vigorous policy to cut utility and tax rates through regulation or public ownership. He cites a 9,000,500 telephone rate rebate and a multi-year tax levy reduction totaling about 7.9 million, plus salary cuts and budget trims. The drive aims for lower electric gas and tax bills while maintaining city credit quality.
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San Antonio
H. Bushick
St Wut
Bushlok
Quin Hag
Southwestern Bell Telephote
Burt
Piazza San Antonio
Bushtek
Bushie
Commissionera
Anu
Bushics
United States
Que Holsis Coomand & Premium
Bushick
Services Set For Charlotte Sarl Victim Of Auto Crash
Funeral services for Charlotte Sarl 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs steam Bar will be held at 230 p m Friday. She died Tuesday evening after being pronounced dead in a hospital following an auto accident that left her unconscious after a collision at Lake boulevard and Fore drive. Her home was 160% West Hesewaud. She was a student at Thomas Jefferson Senior school in Weis Sarit. Alice Hetty 16 of 1224 Main avenue escaped with bruises and cuts. The other driver Margaret Schmid 1201 Sacramento street was not injured. Surviving family includes parents and a brother Don Baril of Bart Ammonia. Pallbearers: Robert Curtis Neal Powell Joseph Howard James Lafit Feetion Mullin Joseph Narst.
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Charlotte Sarl
Steam Bar
West
Hesewaud Menne
Thomas Jeterson
Lake Boulevard
Fore Drive
Alice Hetty
Main Avenue
Ppaseenger
Migs’ Sark
Margaret Schmid
Sacramento’ Street
Nu Slojans
Mise Baril
Don Baril
Bart Amonia
Convict Granted Purlough by Allred
Governor James V. Allred granted three six months furloughs, including for T. Miller from Dallas County, sentenced in 1994 to two years for wrongdoing at mortgaged property. Miller was said to be tuberculosis ill and unlikely to recover.
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Allred Austin
James V. Allred
T. Miller
Dallas County
Hat Miller
MacArthur urges 4.0 billion defense fund to spur industry
Washington reports Gen Douglas MacArthur pressed for a 4.0 billion public works defense fund to boost military morale and private industry. He warned slow moves risk postwar indemnities and called for rapid action to mobilize labor, equipment, and reserves amid defense needs.
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Washington
G C
National Defense
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
McGwary
Aemy
Ehle
Full
Alabama
War Department
Staudry
Germany
Baylor to host coaching school with Spears and staff
Baylor University in Waco announces a six week athletic coaching school beginning June 9. Head football coach Deen Spears will teach football coaching for two weeks, followed by Morray Jennings for two weeks. Ralph Wot, basketball coach, will lead the final two weeks focusing on sports training.
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Spears
Baylor Waco
Wo (Deen) Speairs
University of Whoosh
Baylor University Athletic Department
Morray Jennings
Baylor
Weonshi
Ralph Wot
Baylet
Shakeup in AAA shifts power across Washington state
A conflict within the AAA led to a reshuffle of top officials including Jax Tone Prank, Farm Administrator Chester Day, and others. The move is portrayed as a victory for conservative school backed by Day while several lawyers and aides may resign. Critics say government crop controls favor large landowners and hurt farm prosperity.
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Washington
Right
Jeff’ Nampa
AAA
Jax Tone Prank
Chester Day
Mank
Chicago
Felix Prankfurter
Harvard
Indey
Agriculture Adjustment, Administration
Fri
Lee Presiman
Francis Shea
Victor Rothnem
Gardner Jackson
Consumers’ Counsel
School of Whithy
Omar
Thane
PWA Construction Meeting Discusses Territory Work Plans
A Friday meeting at the Plaza hotel will outline possible PWA construction in the territory. Attended by 26 early administrators in the era Antonio district, the session aims to coordinate federal public works and inventory efforts. Porter Whaley issued invitations to admins and local units across counties. The committee includes H. P. F. Hote land, DB. Broper, Chales Bam berger, L. Wright, Lams Cox, and GG. Znll.
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PWA
Plaza Hotel
Era Antonio
Federal New Administration of Publics
Porter Whaley
Distuien Adminystrater
Ith
Homors
Ramimitter
H. P. F. Hoteland
DB. Broper
Chales Bamberger
L. Wright
Lams Cox Ya GG
Znll
Notable San Antonio Pastor Reported Seriously Ill
Nat M Washer, a prominent San Antonio public figure and pastor, was reported seriously ill at a relative’s home. The address listed is 216 West Laurel Street, with illness described as ongoing for several weeks. The message includes scattered references to his past roles and affiliations, though details are unclear due to text garbling.
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Nat M. Washer
San Antonio
Pauline Goldsmith
West Lauiel Street
Washer
Texas
MeInney
Wes Heat
Washer Bathers Company
Majors Death Probes Begun
San Francisco civil and military authorities launched separate inquiries into the death of Major Charles A. Ross the club manager. Two employees Clem Garlotti and Sam Lritch were charged with manslaughter and released on 2500 bail after allegedly manhandling Ross during a gay celebration. An autopsy was ordered by Coroner T B W Leland while the Presidio officers questioned Ross at the time of his death. Major Ross a Michigan native who entered the army in 1916 is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Edwin S
Segard
Ross
Clem Garlotti
Sam Lritch
Hoo Wee Issi
Hoth
Bajor
William Tee
W. G. Skelton
Minty
T. M. Blark
M. Easley
Wintor
Lee
Skelyton
Ress
Medicine man Sardy Deacon dies near Holdenville
Near Holdenville Oklahoma the reputed Indian medicine man Sardy Deacon, almost 100 years old, has died. In Jacksonville Florida authorities launched a vigorous campaign against pistol carrying to combat crime.
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Oles
Holdenville
Oklo
Jacksonville, Fla
Mrs Shepard Drinking Tale Reveals Motives in Alleged Case
The witness said Mrs Shepard did not love the major for affection but suspected money and property. She described marrying a man 22 years her senior for security while denying love, as cross examination questioned prior statements and the witness noted Windercross distribution resignation cited as service reason.
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Tim
Windercross
Read and Use Light Want Ans for Quick Sure Results
A brief note urges readers to use a light approach for quick sure results. It emphasizes efficiency and practical steps, likely within a tips section or column. The item names a mindset shift toward concise, actionable actions and avoiding overcomplication.
Homemade Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Ancient recipe promotes a Norway Pine based cough remedy sold with a money back guarantee. It claims healing effects on throat and bronchial inflammation, promises fast relief by soothing membranes and loosening phlegm, and advises making a sugary solution for steeping pine concentration.
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William Dorn
Nas Heen
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Tenty
W. L. Clayton
Houston
U. S. Senate Agricultural Committee
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Yosson
Chile
Co Carter
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Dinalycl
Zelle
Ford
America
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Baker Motor Co
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St. Mary's
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Flores
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