Scout Meet Circus Planned At San Antonio Coliseum
Alamo council aims to stage the Boy Scout circus March 34 at the new coliseum to finish the council pool at Indian Crescent camp. Eagle ceremony set for March 4 with about 500 scouts from outside San Antonio. Alex R. Thomas Jr., Dallas Wyant and William N. Hensley named organizers and officials.
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Boy Scout Circus
Coliseum
Albert Steves III
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Indian Crescent
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Wll
San Antonio
Sam Houston
Alex R. Thomas Jr
Dallas Wyant
William N. Hensley
Max.e. Johnson
Edward C. Sullivan
P. G. Silber
Tony van Tuyl
B. A. Humphrey
Health Board Sets Regular Meeting Time
The health board schedules its regular monthly meeting at 1 15 p m on Wednesday at the Plaza hotel.
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Board of Health
Plaza Hotel
Civic Group Endorses Morris Barefield for School Board
The Northwest Citizen’s council endorsed Morris Red Barefield for the city school board election on April 1. The group plans a three candidate ticket with two other candidates from different city sections. Members met with Board Member Gus Garcia Friday and will reconvene Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Los Angeles Heights
Northwest Citizen's Council
M. N. Jacobs
Ee Group
1Gus Garcia
More REC Aid To Lustron Seen
Washington Feb 13 sources say the government plans further millions in loans to Lustron to salvage most of the 37.5 million borrowed. RFC declined to confirm, offering double talk as talks circulate among groups and individuals. Republic Steel remains a potential player in a Lustron reorganization. Lustron, a Columbus Ohio prefab housing firm, was built by Carl Strandlund with RFC borrowings and patent rights.
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Congressional
Lustron
Columbus
Congress
RFC
Lustran
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Lustron Corp
Carl G. Strandlund
Chicago
Show Ticket Sales Reach 80000 At San Antonio Exposition
George L Crowder director of ticket sales reports San Antonio Livestock Exposition box offices show 145 of 220 boxes sold with six to eight seats each sold out for 14 performances. 25 percent of remaining boxes likely sold. First Friday performance tickets 66 percent sold and Saturday matinee 70 percent sold including 3823 FFA and 45 boys and girls.
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George L. Crowder
Crowder
Deadline Extended for A A A A Advertising Exams
The annual examination of the American Association of Advertising Agencies has been extended to Thursday Tests will be held February 18 and 25 at the Gunter hotel Local tests are under the charge of Thomas F Conroy who can provide additional information
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Gunter Hotel
Thomas F. Conroy
Assurance From Afar
A Manila source says the United States has considered building the H bomb since 1943 and would lead any race in its manufacture if development proceeds. The report notes the U S position is ahead of other nations in this area.
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Philippines
U. S
Sweeney Addresses Red & White Store Owners in San Antonio
Chief E M Sweeney of Sweeney & Co. spoke to San Antonio and south Texas Red & White store owners at the Plaza hotel. He cited 20 years of weekly newspaper advertising since February 1, 1930, noting over 2 million dollars spent and plans for new supermarket type stores in 1950.
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South Texas
Edward M. Sweeney
Sweeney and Co
Leo J. Bushey
Bushey and Wright
Chicago
Claude Tom
Jim Sweeney
Herbert T. Webb
Red and White Corp
Red and White
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Sweeney & Co
Red & White
Plaza Hotel
Sary
Siveeney
Sweeney
Hotel Loot: $21,150 In Jewels Strikes Palm Springs
Burglars broke into three Palm Springs bungalows over the weekend and fled with 21,150 in jewels and furs from wealthy winter visitors. Losses include 10,000 from Mr. and Mrs. William Moran of Minneapolis, 5,000 in diamonds from Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cusack of Chicago, 1,500 from Dr. J. D. Heiman of Cincinnati, plus a 500 mink coat.
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Palm Springs
Calif
William Moran
Minneapolis
John F. Cusack
Chicago
Mrs Graham Services Set for Agusta Graham
Funeral services for Agusta Graham aged 2 will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at her Boerne residence. She died Sunday in San Antonio. A Boerne native, she is survived by brother Adolph Phillip of Boerne, sister Louise Saner of San Antonio, nephew Joe L. Reyrnson of San Antonio, and nieces Anita Lee Ebner of Houston and Edna Ma Jones of San Antonio.
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Boerne
Graham
San Antonio
Adolph Phillip
Louise Saner
Joe L. Reyrnson
Anita Lee Ebner
Houston
Edna Ma Jone
Civil Service Seeks Engineers and Library Staff
The U S Civil Service commission seeks to fill vacancies for topographic engineers librarians and a library assistant. Pay ranges from 2450 to 6400 dollars annually with regional postings in Denver and Dallas and work in Alaska and Texas. Paul H Figg regional director announced the openings on Monday.
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Paul H. Figg
U. S. Civil Service Region
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Alaska
Dallas
Texas
Lutes to Address Logistics Talk and Events
Lt. Gen. LeRoy Lutes, commanding the Fourth Army, spoke in Washington to the National War College on Logistics. He will return to Fort Sam Houston Wednesday then visit Laredo February 22 for Rotary events and Washington birthday ceremonies on the International Bridge, attend an industry Army conference in New Orleans February 27, then return to San Antonio.
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Fourth Army
Washington
National War College
Iie
Ft. Sam Houston
Laredo
Rotary Club
International Bridge
Industry-Army
New
Mary Hickey Performs at Incarnate Word College Auditorium
Mary Louise Hickey, solo dramatist and author, will perform Friday at 8 p.m. in the Incarnate Word college auditorium. The alumnae association of Incarnate Word college sponsors the event.
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Mary Hickey
Mary Louise Hickey
Incarnate Word College
Mother and son shot to death at Bronx shelter
In New York a carnival worker killed his estranged wife and their year old son at a Bronx children’s shelter during a Sunday visit. Murray Goldberg, 27, sought by police, carried two pistols and a Valentine bouquet. The woman Es telle Goldberg, 27, and their son Kenneth died after multiple gunshots. the baby died at the scene and the mother died later in hospital. The crime occurred as the parents shared a visit with the child in a dormitory area.
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New York
Valentine
Murray Goldberg
Estelle
Kenneth
Goldberg
Bronx
Brooke MDS Go to El Paso for Surgeons Meeting
Brooke General Hospital medical officers plan to attend the College of Surgeons sectional meeting in El Paso beginning Tuesday. The group includes Joseph Goss Shaeffer Frank Van Wagoner Lt. Col. Fred Co. Dye Majors Nea R. Fisher Charles Hollingsworth Curtis Arte Tucker Barth.
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Brooke General Hospital
College of Surgeons
el Paso
Seludes Goss Joseph
Shaeffer
Frank IH. van Wagoner
Fred Co. Dye
R. Fisher
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Curtis A. Arte
Tucker _A. Barth
Road Hearing Set For Cuppies Road Extension
Public hearing on extending Cuppies road across the T N G tracks will be held at 10 a m Wednesday in County Commissioners Court. Businessmen in South San Antonio complained to Commissioner Dan Traugott that traffic bypasses them via the underpass and urged a grade crossing at an oblique angle in Quintanard. Railroad officials told Traugott they would grant an easement only under protest, citing traffic hazard potential.
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Cuppies
San Antonio
Dan Traugott
Prade
Quintanard
Traugott
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