Fragments reveal local tastes and upcoming talks in San Antonio
A collage of odd anecdotes, university excuses, and social notes from San Antonio includes a student’s grandma’s funeral ruse for a Texas A and M leave of absence, telegrams to bereaved parents, a party with old time dances, and notices of local speakers. G E Vanderveer and An Onssman plan talks for the Alamo Women’s club and the San Antonio Boys club forum, respectively.
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Elvett
Texas A
M. College
San Antonio
Texas University
San’ Antonio
Remezvous
Rigamarale
T. O. Walton
Herr Schmidt
Schattitch
New Jersey
Lave
Mestes
Unoy
Walla
Indies
Geoile Vanderveer
Gansman
Onssman
Alamo Hawnien
San Antonio Boys! Club
Watt No 1
Wedhesday
All lighted up at Glmos dam with 60 watt bulbs
Park Department crews in Louis Spahtz district replaced old sockets at Glmos dam with 60 watt globes. Lights were spaced to reduce dark spots and improve visibility for motorists and spectators. Workers installed new fixtures at entrances while keeping softer illumination elsewhere under parks utilities division supervision.
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Olmos
Park Conntyslower
Park Department
Louis Spahtz
Everal
Span Up
Parks Uthiles Division
Boys Club Film on Canned Food Education Event
A film titled Yesterday Today Tomorrow will be shown for the San Antonio Boys' Club at their Unit No 5 on Dolorom Street. The program aims to educate about modern preserved sports and related topics, with showings scheduled for 7 30 p m and 6 30 p m.
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San Antonio
Nott
Noritt Centre
Dolorom. Street
Dr Robinson To Address 8 AL Club Meeting
Dr Robinson will speak to the 8 AL Club on Thursday morning in San Antonio. Br John B Hommon, recently retired from its trip through Mexico, will attend. The San Antonio Breakfast Club hosts the event with local attendees and community leaders.
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Dr. Robinson
John B. Hommon
Mexico
San Antonio
Dm Gamter
Corpus Christi bids to host Austin college campus
A Corpus Christi group pledged to donate 1 million dollars for buildings, 1 million for an endowment, and 100 acres for a campus site as part of a bid to host the proposed Margen of Austin college and university. Other cities in the running include Dalling, Tinbrow, Waxahachie, and Sherman, with further details being defined before final selection.
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Trinity Invensity
Asia
San Antonio Presbyterian
Dal- Ing
Corps Christi
Trowiwood
Waxahachie
Sherman
Oly
Floyd Poe
Dating Sill the
Nore
Corpus Christi
Margen of Austin College
Vriity University
Lerkin
Gasoline Use Reported at Randolph Training Field
A Randolph field report notes training for flight cadets consumes over 400000 gallons of gasoline at West Point of the Air during a January training period. In a year the field required more than 38000 tons of light gasoline for basic training planes, which average about six miles per gallon.
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Randoph Field
Raidelph Field
Kennard to Address Camera Club Meeting
I a Kennard will speak at the YY M G A camera club meeting Wednesday at 4 p.m. An exhibit of night pictures will be shown and officers will be elected. Abel Sidney Joluistat of the United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter will meet Friday at 2 a.m. in Mrs. Fred Reitzel’s home.
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Kennard
I. A
Camera Club
M. GA
Faehnight
Offi Sera Eld
CTO
Abel Sidney Joluistat
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fred Reitzel
Youths Beat Man In Street. Multiple Attacks Reported
A group of youths attacked Nick Perez at Dolorosa and Santa Rosa avenues, leaving him beaten and cut before he could seek help. Jose Delgado and Rudolph Flores were also treated at Green Hospital for injuries from separate incidents. uniforms for Harlandale High School band were purchased by the Band Mothers Club and local contributors.
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Dolorosa Street
Santa Rosa Aventr
Nick Perez
Guadalupe Street
Fere
Perez
Robert
Th Green Hospital
Jose Delgado
South Pecos Street
Greet Hospital
Rudolph Flores
Dig Peal Street
Little Ranch
Sease
RAND
Harlandale High School
Band Mothers’ Club
Harlandale
Hobby Show Parade Opens March Eight At Local Fairgrounds
The hobby show aims to teach unemployed young women to turn hobbits into profit. This year’s event features registrations from several entrants including Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Lamas and will showcase crafts and displays. The show opens with a parade and runs through Laureday exhibit days.
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W.O
Baering Down On the News ER
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic war era column with references to Churchill, Germany, and public life. The piece mentions political tension, a spy, and random interjections about a five car garage, Halloween nights, and a discussion of democracy versus authority.
Health board plan proposed in San Antonio
A reform measure introduced by Representative Jack Ridgeway seeks to reorganize San Antonio’s health department on a non political basis. It creates a five physician five member board with a dentist and a sanitary engineer, all appointed by the mayor and approved by the board, plus a full time health officer elected annually from county residents. The plan limits layoffs to public hearings and assigns the mayor an ex officio, non voting role on the board.
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Treaty Health
Bia
Jack Ridgeway
San Antonio
City Board of Hearth
Mnayor
Bexar County Medialociety
County Dental Society
County Druggists’ Association
Terrainel
West Cepartment
Waleh
Fly
Tip County
V Board
Wold
Rites Set For Man Killed In Grade Crossing Crash
Funeral services planned for W. Ford 38 after his car stalled on a grade crossing. A Southern Pacific freight plowed into his vehicle near Lacoste and Macdona, dragging it 200 feet. Ford, a retired farmer, left a widow and seven children. Deputy sheriffs named J. Brown the engineer and H. P. Butler the flagman. An inquest verdict of accidental death was returned. City traffic deaths rose to six with Edward Williams 43 dying after a Feb 8 accident at Connerne and Pine streets. Williams’ wife was unhurt.
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Ford
Paciffc Freigit
San Antonio
acoste-Macdona Road
Cos
Lacoste
Castroville
J. ©. Brown
H. P. Butler
Justice of the Peace
Charles Fischer
You Army
Edward Willams
Glive Street
Willams
Conuierne and
Pine Streets
Willians
Robert B. Green
Mes. Williams
National Defense Forum in San Antonio Bankers Talk
A National Defense topic forum will be held Saturday at the Gunter hotel under the National Defense Program. Led by FR IB Stroud of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, with Fred P. Florenon assisting, speakers include Charles M. Newcomb of Republic National Bank Dallas and Henry M. Hart of National Bank of Commerce addressing questions of American identity and welcoming words.
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Texas Bankers’ Association
Gunter Hotel
IB. Stroud
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Fred P. Florenon
Republic National, Bank
Dallas
Charleo M. Newcomb
Amtorist
Delaware
Ohio
Henry M. Hart
National Bank of Commerce
Exim Announcement for Radio Mechanic Post
The United Shires Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive examination for a radio mechanic with a salary of 670 a year. Applications blanks may be acquired from the commission offices in Dok Worth and the Federal Building.
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United
Shires Civil Service comMiscion
Midia
Ullices
No New Taxes Stance Issued by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce has taken a stand against new taxes. Executive secretary Ray Leena announced opposition to nine proposed tax measures before the Texas legislature. The statement signals organized civic action in this policy debate.
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Boutlh Vexay Chamber of Commerce
Ray Leena
Texas
Chamber
Alonso Perales to Speak on Latin American Problem in San Antonio
Alonso Perales will address the Meeting of Della Epsilon Sigma at St. Mary's University Friday. He will discuss "The Ecbolic Aspect of the Latin American problem in San Antonio."
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L.A
Alonso Perales
Della Epsilon Sigma
St. Mary's University
Perales
San Antonio
Pioneers Sponsor Concert Sunday Night in Brackenridge Hall
The State Association of Pioneers presents Walter Dunnam and the WEA Symphony Orchestra in a concert Sunday at 3:39 p.m. at Pioneer Memorial Hall Brackenridge Park. Proceeds support Pioneer community programs.
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Pioneers
State Association of Pioneers
Walter Dunnam
WEA Symphony Orchestra
Fitle
Inter Pioneer
Brackenridge Spark
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