Macbeth and Modern Quotation Talk At Ztheer Plaza
In a lively Ztheer Plaza feature, readers discuss Shakespearean misquotes from Macbeth and how popular culture quotes spread. The article notes Sandy Easton won second prize in a Model Craftsman contest for a New York bound ship model, and mentions other local happenings and persons in brief fashion.
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Alexander Easton
Sandy
New York
City of
Richard &. Byrd
South Pole
Ray Mids
Easton
Hts
Congress Avenue
Theft of Jewelry and Purse Reported in Local Homes
Mrs. Joseph X. Kipp reported a theft from 145 West Mulverry Avenue including a diamond brooch valued at 400 dollars a watch 150 dollars and a purse with important papers. Investigations were requested into multiple thefts from homes and parked cars including clothing from Mrs. Wud Leber 117 Fourth Street and items from several other addresses and vehicles.
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Joseph X. Kipp
West Mulverry Avenue
Mra
WUD Leber
Fourth Street
W. 8. Tarley
Harrimen Place
M. 7
Kaplan
West Gourtland Place
Youths Captured in Theft at Ward's Confectionery
Two youths were caught in the act of removing tobacco and other items from F. P. Ward's confectionery at 128 South St. Mary's Street early Monday. A resident alerted police, who arrived in an emergency car as a second load was being taken. One youth carried an unloaded pistol. charges include burglary and theft. further charges expected.
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Chages
F. P. Ward
South St. Mary's Treat
Pineo
Plan for Intermediate Banks to Expand Credit
Disturbed by bankers reluctance to extend credit, officials draft legislation to create federal intermediate banks. Government and private investors share funding with strict supervision. Banks would be in major cities to furnish credit to business and stimulate revival. Roosevelt to review draft, then send to Congress. Officials say private banks hoard cash. government may back $4 billion for credit expansion. Treasury to supervise. REC will not control these banks.
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Universal Sepplot. Inc
Washington, D. Gy
Roosevelt
Congress
Jesse Joes
REC
New York
Cppy
Mie
Treasury
Ing
Battle for Air Corps Rule Grows Around Washington
Washington February 14. The battle for control of the army air services intensifies as General Staff backed by veterans pushes a separate air force plan. MacArthur proposes a new army air force under the chief of staff and argues for central control of aviation within defense. Air service backers seek a separate Air Corps with its own promotion list and budget while awaiting congressional action.
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INS
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Air Corps
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Mets
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Nemesi
Army
Congress
Notise
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General Staff
Army Air Force
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Air Force
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Army General Staff
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McSwain
South Carolina
James
Michigan
Kvale
Farmere Labor
Minnesota
House
Department of Natonal Defense
Navy
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Man Faces Alien Smuggling Charge In U S Court
Carlos Bo tello Her nandina Madero and Manuel Flores were jailed on temporary bonds after pleading not guilty to internal revenue law violations. Commissioner Pat A. Lockhart set $750 bonds as agents alleged Madero operated a still on South Tmendorf street with 400 gallons mash and a 38 gallon still. Peres, of 3206 Buena Vista street, was found with a 40 gallon still, 509 gallons of mash and four gallons of White whiskey.
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Flr
United States
Carlos Botello
Pat A. Lockhart
Hernandina Madero
Manuel Flores
Lockhart
Madero
Tmendorf Street
Peres
Buena Vista Street
Boy attacked by dogs and hit by car in city streets
A 10 year old boy was attacked by three dogs on Mone terey and Navidad streets, receiving arm and leg bites and treated at Sir Robert B. Green hospital. Mrs Bertrand, 28 niies avenue, sustained severe body cuts after an auto collision at St. Mary's street and Ashby place. Miss Mary Guerte, 23, of 1103 West Commerce street, suffered a skull fracture when struck by a car at Howard street and West King's Highway. she is at the county hospital.
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Boy
Moneterey
Navidad
O-guar
Josep Dabantib
Howard Street
West King's Highway
Plans to Beautify 8 A River Pushed
The citys annual San Antonio river beautification program moves ahead with work from Travis Street to the Plaza. E R Goodwin secretary of the chamber says CWA workers are promised for the job and that trees and ferns from Kerrville will be planted under the bridge approaches.
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San Anstonio
E.R. Goodwin
Chamber of Emmerce
Goodwin
CWA
Travis Street
Plaza Hotel
Kerrville
Doctors Trial Near Tidbatlans Medday
Doctors Ivy and PF Q Stansell face indictments in Yecaral court on charges of misusing prescription privileges in connection with narcotics sales. Both sides announced readiness to go to trial as cases proceed.
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Tidbatlans Medday
Ivy
PF. Q. Stansell
Yecaral Court
Rowra Om
Trial of Bonner Cunningham Postponed Again
The federal trial of Z D Bonner, John B H Cunningham, and seven others is delayed after the government could not supply rehabili tation details for nine defendants. McMillan reset the case for mid March with a definite date yet to be chosen. originally set for February 19. Bonner, ex president of Commercial National Bank, faces an 800,000 bond tied to the stolen bonds sale. Cunningham and others are charged with aiding. June B Mocrow remains at large on bond.
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Z. D. Bonner
John BH. Cunnningham
New York
RJ. McMillan
Afcer
Bonner
The
Commercial National Bank
Ard
Chickie’s Daughter serial begins in The Light
The Light prints the first installment of Chickie’s Daughter by Miss Meierin Dowhrs, continuing Chickie’s story from earlier The Light serials. Readers, eager for closure on Chickie and her loves, sought further installments and the new tale promises frank youth themes and fresh drama.
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Onioxie
Elenore Mencrin
Ule
Murral
Chuckie
Leppiosis
Chicke
Chickie
Ccickie
Spanish War Vets to Hear Address at Special Meeting
Spanish war veterans will learn about rights and privileges under Roosevelt regulations at a 2 p.m. Tuesday gathering in the Crockett hotel. William Schroth and J. B. Derden will discuss and review legislative matters before Congress. Sponsored by the Eugene J. Hernandez camp No. 1.
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Crockett Hotel
William Schroth
dYouston
J. B. Derden
Aust
Congress
Eugene J. Hernandez
Five Men Arrested After Nightly Street Altercation
Five men were arrested after a Sunday night fight in the 900 block of North Limba Street. Pete Mendoya, 22, of 1414 Monterey Street, was treated at Robert B. Creen hospital for cuts. Villerea, 27, suffered a pushed arm during the confrontation near a grocery at 1502 South Flores Street. the fire damage was estimated at $1900.
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Pete Mendoya
Monterey Shreet
Robert B. Creen Hospital
Mendes
North Limba Street
Polter Sing
Villerea
South Flores
Sheaven
Ft Worth Judge in Justice Race
Ft Worth Feb 12 Judge Hall Latimore of the second court of civil appeals will run in the July primary for the vacant place on the supreme court caused by Judge Grivmond retirement on January 1 1915 according to authoritative sources.
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Fort Worth
Hall, Latimore
Second Court of Civil Appeals
Sinlé Supreme Court
Ben Grivmond
Nouross
Relief spending in Hidalgo County totals 371764 dollars
The Civil Works Administration reports Hidalgo County received about 371,764 dollars in relief funding. Payrolls last week rose to roughly 2,351.41 dollars with a gain of around 3,000 dollars over the prior week, as the county maintains a 27,000-man relief quota and shifts from prior allocations.
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U.S
Hidalgo County
M'Allen
Ren
Civil Works Administon
Eétabury
Velief
Kerrville Man Injured in Wreck on Fredericksburg Road
Guther Watson, 84, of Kerrville, was injured when his automobile overturned about 10 miles out on the Fredericksburg road Sunday morning. He remained in county hospital Monday in serious condition after exposure to rain and cold left him unconscious before rescue.
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Guther Watson
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Watson
Pistol Charges Filed Against Two Individuals
Albert Martinez of 4 South Laredo Street and Arthur Wilson of 608 Ives Street face concealed weapon complaints filed in County Court at Law No 2. Det Joe Lara and Deputy Sheriff Mulligan filed the charges after alleged unlawful possession Saturday.
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Albert Martinez
Laredo
Joe A. Lara
Arthur Wilson
Ives Street
Sherite
Ly Mulligan
Roosevelt Award for Scout Troop in Robstown
Robstown activity notes that Troop No 52, Robstown Bay Scouts, received the Roosevelt award Saturday after a meeting that featured an address by President Roosevelt. Clarence Lotspeich is scoutmaster.
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Robstown
Robstown Bay
Home Rule Charter Action Scheduled for Bexar County
Petition seeks convention of delegates to call an election on a home rule charter for Bexar County. The filing with the county commissioners is planned this week. Announcement made by Charles A. Dickson on Monday.
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Bexar County
cGlrl
Charles Ai
Dickson
Bastrop Farmers Pledge Acreage in 1954 Campaign
In Bastrop County Texas nearly 14 000 acres have been pledged under a 1954 crop reduction campaign. Farm Agent W S Milling reports the effort aims to reduce acreage as part of the coordinated program.
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Bastrop
Texas
Bastrop County
Farnices
Pecine
Millinga
Plan delay stalls commandant election at Jefferson High
The election for a commandant of the RO. G. unit at Thomas Jefferson High School will be postponed until May as the board questions qualifications and seeks additional information. Superintendent Cochran and President Menefee say the board will cooperate, with two names under consideration from the National Guard and reserve officers, while no rush to fill the post exists.
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Thomas Jefferson High School
Ute Hoard
Maucay
R. S
Fireti Liew Jae B. trShane
One Hundred and Forty-first Infantry
Texas National Guard
Firat Lint
Robert F. Kyle
Cochran
Meneses
Thomas Jefferson
Jett
Fred Balleln
Oandi Grayre
Forter Jefferson
Will Rogers speaks on aviation honesty and pilots
In Santa Monica on February 12 Will Rogers defends pilots and the aeroplane business. He warns against crooks at the top while praising the hard working mail pilots who fly under harsh conditions and urge prosecutions for the crank.
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Santa Monica
Fed
Houdredis
Canla the Mail
Will Rogers
San Antonio Pays Tribute To Lincoln Memory
Thoughtful Americans reflect on Lincoln's memory as the city marks his birthday with a broadcast of Gettysburg Address read by Mrs. Sarah E. Fox on TSA at 3 10 a m. Daughters of Union Veterans and allied groups sponsor a program at the Gunter hotel recalling government development since inception and Lincoln’s Civil War era impact.
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Rasia
Abraham Linealy
San Antonio
Lincoln
Sarah E. Fox
TSA
Daughters of Union Veterans
Women's Relic Corps
Gunter Hotel
Howland
Bdewina Rifler
Ruth Wallace
Dumastic
Hon
Abe
Edward Day
Josephine J. Bickham
Elects Wilbert
Complainant and Defendant Pay Gaming Fines in Court
In Corporation Court Judge Phil Shook Jr. fined a man and a woman after a penny slot dispute at 803 East Cincinnati and 207 West Houston. The victim allegedly lost about $6, Heechstetter returned the money, and a police officer filed a charge. Fines and costs totaled $3.
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Corporation Court
Phil Shook Jr
Willliam O. Mowers
Cincinnati
Tate
Alexander Haechstetter
West
Houston Street
Heechstetter
Hot Men
Midge
Public program for blind opens week in San Antonio
The opening event of San Antonio's first educational week for the blind runs Sunday at 8:00 pm in the municipal auditorium. Organized by the Lions clubs of San Antonio and Haylandale, the program features Alloa Dallas Ellis a Dallas pianist, the High Twelve singers from the Scottish Rite cathedral and Wester Dunhall a balist, with Ida Hirst-Gifford of the American Foundation for the Blind as field representative.
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San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Ida Hirst-Gifford
American Foundation
Alloah
Dallas Ellis
Liat Pistist
Dallas
High ‘Tweve Singers
Scottish Rite
Wester Dunhall
Lions Clubs of
Haylandale
Boys Burglarize Scout Building Scouting HQ Burglary
A County Probation Officer recovers three merit badges and other items from three boys ages 13 14 and 15 who burglarized the Boy Scout headquarters at Broadway. The youths are in parental custody and to be questioned further with no charges yet filed.
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Charles A. Blevins
Broadway
Thal
Loftin to Speak Before Teachers Assoc Event
Lotti, president of the Tenis State Teachers Association, will address a meeting of the San Antonio Teachers’ council at the Vocational and Technical school Tuesday. The session aims to discuss education programs and local schooling efforts.
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Loftin
O Lotti
Tenis
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