Motor Review Opened 10 Honoring Gen Howland at Port Sam
A National Defense Week motor review was held at Port Sam Houston to honor Brig. Gen. Charles R. Howland on his 64th birthday and retirement after 44 years of service. Local military authorities organized the event with officers from Army components, National Guard, and reserves attending along with civilians.
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San Antontons
First Motors Fed
Arthur MiscAythur Field
Port Sam Houston
San Antonio
Charles R. Howland
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Howland
Seu Antonia
National Guard
Army
Say Antonio
G. K. Quin
Johnson Hagood
Minander
Howkind
Hagood
Hapgood
Pershing
Naprseer
Belp
Claude Y. Birshexit
W. B. Tuttle
Oval National Guard
Vie Army
How
Bracekss
LB. Clegs
Chamber of Commerce
Homand
West Point
Herbert 4. White
E. Hawkins
T. A. Pieret
White
G Andersen
Rowen adopts policy debate at defense gathering
Rowan is described as adopted by the Reserys Office fantation while Anderson selects General Howland for travel duties. KS FOR DEFENSE backs Quin to his home as a decision remains pending. General Howland warns Americans against delaying military prep after war is declared and urges strong army and navy support to deter enemies. He plans to leave Fort Sam Houston after retirement, meeting Maj. Gen. F. C. Bolles, then head to command the Second division by March 1. J B Bollers presides over the Reserve Citizens’ Association dinner. a classified ad note follows about bedroom suites priced at $1025 and a radio broadcast from EABC.
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Reserys
Anderson
Howland
Quin
Fort Sam Houstey
F. C. Bolles
J. B. Bollers
Reserve Citivers’ Association
College Talk Series Ends With Social Rehabilitation Talk
Gettys, author and director of the bureau of research in social sciences at the University of Texas, speaks at Our Lady of the Lake College auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. The lecture, the last in a series sponsored by the economics and sociology department, is free to the public. Dr Gothys, head of the psychology department, focuses on social theory and sociological research.
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Warner
Gettys
Bureau of Research In Social Sciences
University of Texas
Lelf of the Lake College
Economies and Sociology
Gothys
FLA Chosen Man and Woman of the Year in 1994
London readers select the American president Franklin Roosevelt and Frenchwoman Madame Cure as outstanding man and woman of 1994 in a London newspaper poll. Marie Dressler placed second among women and Jan Smuts led the men, with other candidates also named.
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London
ITNS
Roosevelt
Scotland
Anthony Winn
Tosherai
Wosien
Walt
Cratbo
Nietzieh
Hepoum
Obituary for F Cappel 74 of Somerset Tosg resort
F Cappel 74 native of New York resident of Bexar county pine sears died. The notice lists survivors including Mrs Witos Mrs Fannie 3 puts Howard N. while and others. Services at Porter Lor ing chapel conducted by Rev J M Todd.
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F. Cappel
Somerset Tosg Resort
New York
Bexar County
Sears
Witos
Fannie
Howard N
Charles He Norzis
San Ar Daneblers
Frank Bro- Jars
FE. M. Thorpe
East Orenne
Milor
William Davis
J. Petersburg
Fraser- Nites
Porter Loring Chapel
J. M. Todd
Iicrating
Old Time Valentine Dance at Turner’s Ball
A three-form furnished an animal at 1604 South St. Mary's Street was listed for rent at $450 a week. Schutze's Orchestra advertised a February 14 Valentine event with admissions at 26 cents. Light classified notices cover rentals and ads for the Bee Sinssliceation.
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Old Hime Valentine
Turner’ S Ball
Feo
Schutze
Aduilasion
St. Mary's Street
Newspaper Ads Pind Lost Parties in St Louis
Mrs Mary Dorsnaw of St Paul Minn visited St Louis and placed an ad seeking a childhood friend from Russia of 20 years ago. The same day Mrs Macy Stein called the number in the ad and the pair met hours later to discuss old times. The Dor shows father advertised in a Chicago paper locating his child after 40 years.
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St, Louis
Mary Dorsnaw
St. Paul
Dorshow
Chirazo
Roosevelt work relief bill faces heated House debate
Washington February 14 The Roosevelt work relief bill of 4.88 billion dollars enters tougher controversy as lawmakers seek to cut funding to 2.88 billion and require prevailing local wages on works. Senate Finance Committee member Henry Warriman calls for changes. Secretary Ickes lists five million plus for 36 non federal projects and Ferguson reports profits at Newport News Shipbuilding. The National Retail Lumber Centers group criticizes housing act administrator Moffett amid Macon crash probes led by Brig. Gen. William Mitchell.
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Washington, D. C
Ming
Senate Finance Committee
Henry J.warriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ickes
Senate
Homer L. Ferguson
Newport Neys Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Springs Town May Claim New Honor
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports the local chamber of commerce circulars touting the town springs as curative. Retired farmer J Hi Brawner, 83, notes his 19-year-old wife recently recovered from a bout of whooping cough as the town weighs a renewed claim to fame.
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Excelsior
Springs
Chamber of Commerce
J. Hi. Brawner
Man Fails in Four Attempts in London
In London on an unknown date February, 55 year old Charles Survidge of Aldenham attempted suicide by passing by his own action. He used disinfectant and acid, slashed his throat, and cut both wrists. All four methods failed. he died from shock.
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London
Charles Survidge
Aldenham
Theft charges filed against A. Man Pete over clothing theft
A. Man Pete eee 48 of 419 South Bd Marys street faces a theft complaint in Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan's court. The charge alleges Sandayal took $208 worth of clothing from a parked car last Thursday. the loot was recovered.
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Pete Eee
Mary's Street
Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan
Sandayal
Fireman Crochets in Spare Moments
Matthew Burns, driver for Fire Chief Willan J. Sands, crocheted a 10 by 12 foot bedspread between trips in the chief's car. Burns, a noted needleworker in the local fire department, completed the prize textile in spare moments while on duty duties and firehouse downtime.
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Quincs
Mass
Tare Matthew Burns
Willan J. Sands
Burns
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