Woodcarver's Knife Draws Interest At San Pedro Exhibit
The San Pedro playhouse exhibit features Amarita West, a noted wood carver from 622 Avenue EB, who works mainly with a four-bit knife. Her studio stories, recent commission on a Spanish chest, and plans to date wood carvings highlight a career blossoming from tom boy to master crafter.
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Georgene West
Avenue EB
Amarita
Saverall
San Pedro Playhouse
San Antonio
Jamplor
Herr Fein
Gulf Coast Science Talk On Geological Deposits
The History of the Quit Coast Told by Geological Deposits will be the topic. HB Papa of the agricultural research laboratory will speak Tuesday before members of the San Antonio Science Society. The meeting starts at 6:16 p.m. on the second floor of the Stevens building at 157 West Commerce Street.
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Quit
Papa
Anicultural
bin Antonio Scienle Society
Society
Stevens
Wert
Com- TeTca Perel Etree
Bar Association to Hear Probe Report
After a year long investigation into reported unethical practices the San Antonio Bar Association will hear a report at noon Thursday at the Plaza Hotel. President H W Gireon notes the committee appointed by former President James Young Jr is authorized to pursue disbarment and will discuss the 1342 program along with a campaign to restrain corporations from drafting wills. The committee includes William Aubroyce John Wheeler B Searcey Henry Barney Garry Brough Luther Bickett and Howl Mueller.
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Deleganve
Uta
San Antonio
Plaza Hotel
H. W. Gireon
James , Young Jr
William Aubroyce
John Wheeler
8. B. Searcey
Henry Barney
Garry Brough
Luther, Bickett
L Mueller
Association
Alec
Courage Corporations
Wills
Green
Sportsman Still Held by Kidnappers
LAKE PLACID Feb 15 Harry H Blugden a wealthy sportsman reported kidnapped remained missing today though his family said the case would be cleared by nightfall.
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Lake Placid
Harry H. Blugden
Famous Pier Razed by Blaze at Steeplechase Pier
A fire swept through Atlantic City today destroying the famed Steeplechase Pier once a landmark of the resort. Ruins smoldered after 24 hours earlier the pier stood as a prominent feature of the Atlantic City scene.
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Atlantic Ciry
N. J
Todlay
Sunday visit with the Morrows in Jersey sparks talk
In New York on February 15, a writer reflects on a fine Sunday with the Morrow family in New Jersey. He notes the Lindbergh baby case, mentions Ring Lardner, Abe Rogers, and Al Sealth, and laments national losses while joking about high ambitions and worldly views.
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New York
Morrow
Jersey
Hin
Lindberg
Lindbergh
Abrs
Rogers
Lardner
Homer
America
Sapa
Chu-Chin-Chow
al Sealth
Five Stabbing Victims Treated. Suspects Named
Police records list five stabbing victims treated at Robert B Green. Victims include Oscar Mitchell 21 of 46 Vargas street stabbed in the abdomen and Wille Bull 51 of Be bnont street stabbed in the head. Suspects named include Jog Morales and an unnamed assailant. Victim Anne Maude Taylor 1202 Dawson street stabbed by a woman as she walked Dawson street Sunday night.
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Robert B. Green
Oscar Mitchell
Vargas Street
Lionk
Wyoming Street
Jog Morales
Burbank Street
Carson
Wogalltos and
Furnish Avenues
Thomas Colling
West
Travis Street
Black
Commerce
Wille Bull
Bebnont Street
Piven
Anne Maude Taylor
Dawson Street
Dawsor Street
Ex Presidents of GG Feted at San Antonio Lunch
All living ex presidents of the San Antonio chamber of commerce were honored at a Monday noon luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel. Edwin Chamberlain, the oldest living former head, presided. Nat Goldsmith was the principal speaker praising the work of the current president.
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San Antonio
Seven Fined After Free-for-All Disturbance in City
Seven people appeared in Corporation Court Monday on disturbance charges following a free-for-all at 423 East Josephine Street after a clash at Muncey Street. Patrolman George Roberts testified. Judge A. L. Matlock fined five dollars each to Arthur S. Kent J. B. Brown Walter Horcjoy Willie Saunders G. A. Dryant Mildred Kiaerner and Carele Keinnons. Three were acquitted including W. C. Jackson C. W. Ward and Mrs. F. M. McCord.
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East Josephine Street
Corporation Court
George Roberts
Muncey J Street
Josephine Street
F. M. McCard
Sandmeyer Street
A. L. Matlock
Arthur S. Kent
J. 8. Brown
Walter Horcjoy
Willie Saunders
G. A. Dryant
Mildred Kiaerner
Carele Keinnons
Wi C. Jackson
C. W. Ward
W C T U Chapter Elects Workers at Recent Meeting
Department directors of the Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union were elected at a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Maltle C Holt at 1029 Nolan Street. Miss Ethel Weld led the program with Mrs Bayles and Mrs Stokes on the roster for various posts including Sunday Schools, membership, social meetings, missions, press and publicity, peace and arbitration, and the telephone committee chairman.
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Frances
Ethel Weld
Mattie Kelly
Mower
Misa Yie
Ainta Bayles
Mra
F. J. Winter
Fred Lehker
Business Leaders Stay As Guests At Plaza Hotel
Two nationally known business leaders Were guests of the Plaza hotel Monday. R. H. Drake official of the American Can company and H. B. Johnson sales president of the Armour Packaging company both of Chicago were registered.
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Plaza Hotel
R. H. Drake
American Can Company
H. 8. Johnson
Yles
Armour Packnig Company
Noth of
Chicago
Second Week of YWCA Drive Aimed at $40,000 Budget
San Antonio business leaders and 200 workers launched the second week of the Young Women's Christian Association drive for its $40,000 annual budget. A Monday conference with campaign director H. C. Ticnas discussed worker concerns and new outreach ideas. Ochs and other local businessmen urged emergency action to preserve morale and support for health and future motherhood. The drive has $15,765 pledged. $26,234.20 more needed in five days. Meetings continue at luncheon clubs with free radio announcements on KMAC.
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Ha Pyatee
Young Woman's Christian Association
H. C. Tictnas
Thomas Aid
L. B. Lindley
Walter Waallhall
E. H. Kifer
WCA
KMAC
Lloyd Brown
Walter McAllister
Hne
San Antonio Junior College Faces AA Membership Rejection
Medical students at the San Antonio Junior College face barred status at many southern universities after the college was denied membership in the Southern Association of Colleges due to dilapidated, unsanitary buildings. Descriptions detail poor lighting, damp odors, inadequate heating, and cluttered offices. Board officials consider options, while students prepare Junior College Week to push for involvement in the upcoming school board elections led by William Linkin and Charles Bates among others.
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San Antonio Junior College
Southern Association of Colleges
San Antonio
Avene Vorational and Technological
Southern Association
Frami Baten
Junior College Week
William Linkin
Student
Charles Bates
Ex-students Association
Latelie Schroegler
Venable Fitzhugh
Automobiles Strike Two Pedestrians in City Incidents
Two pedestrians were struck by automobiles in separate incidents. Manuel Crus and Servando Sala were hit near their homes on West Poptar Street and near Main Avenue and Travis Street respectively. Neither suffered serious injuries.
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Bunday Nigat
Robert GB
Green Hospital
Manuel Crus
Gid West Poptar Street
Servando Salawi
Austin Street
Main Avenue
Travis Streast
Benefit Review to Hold Tacky Party in San Antonio
The Woman's Benefit association plans a tacky party at Mrs. Julia Smasal's home located at 541 Goliad Street. The event promotes community support with informal themes and a cheerful gathering.
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San Antonio
Woman's Benefit Association
Julia Smasal
Goliad Street
Abandmuesday
Art Goebel Walls II Dash Through San Antonio
Trans Pacific flyer Art Goebel, now a commercial pilot, passed through San Antonio en route to Crystal City, per Winters field officials. The famed aviator stayed briefly before continuing with two companions from New York, slated to depart Wisourn Nieldarly Monday. The visit included discussions on aviation and forthcoming speeds and routes.
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Art Goebel
trans-Pacific Fier
Now & Commercial Pilot
San Antonio
Crystal City
Wintumnield
Mer
Alshop O
1901 Money Order Cashed at Local Post Office
A 1901 money order for $3.50, issued to S. A. H, was cashed at the local post office. Uhl's brother Max Riggsby acknowledged the transaction, claiming the order was saved for a rainy day and forgotten until found among papers this week. The incident references Elmendus and Encinal in connection with the faded payment record.
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Uhl
Max
WZ Rig
Sby Street
Four early morning fires cause $3400 in damages
Across Sunday and Monday morning four separate fires damaged homes in the city. A milkman found a blaze at 162 Aignes Street at 2 30 am Monday causing about 800 in damage. Neil Van Dan at 1547 West Gramercy Place suffered about 2000 in damage while the residents were away in Houston. L 3 Haynes at 135 Topeka Boulevard lost about 500 as neighbors saw James fleeing dining room windows, and Castille at 1029 North New Braunfels Avenue had a small kitchen fire Sunday night with minor damage.
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Aignes Street
Neil van Dan
West Gramercy . Place
North
New Braunfels Avene
Slfetit
Navy fliers to visit Randolph field for training tour
Fifteen navy officers, officials and instructors from Pensacola will tour Randolph field Texas Tuesday to study training methods at the West Point of the Air. Brigadier General Charles H. Danforth and Major F. L. Martin will host a luncheon at the Primary Flying School and the San Antonio visit follows travel by plane.
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Navy
Randolph
Navy Flying School
Pensacola
Fla
Randolph Field
West Point
San Antonio
Charles H. Danforth
Sir Corps Training Center
Maj
F. L. Martin
Tandolph Field
Roses Bloom All Year in San Antonio as Mild Winter Continues
San Antonio experiences an unusually warm winter with roses and laurels blooming early. Botanist Mrs Ellen Sehulg Gniltin notes roses blooming, while weather forecaster J H Jarboe confirms the mild season. Experts await three more weeks to confirm if spring is delayed or already underway.
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S.A
San Antonio
Ellen Sehulg Gniltin
Witte Museum
J. H. Jarboe
San Antonians
Light's Food Show Slated Wednesday at St Anthony Hotel
The Light's food show unfolds Wednesday on the St Anthony hotel's roof garden with Mrs W H Shelton demonstrating modern kitchen methods. Guests see plain and fancy dishes, Lenten fare, and Saint Patrick party suggestions with radio entertainment and a fashion revue by Frost Brothers.
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St. Anthony Hotel
2Aildred Iitehen
Light
St. Patrick
W. TH. Shelton
Household Furniture Company
Wright Brothers
RADIO
Whal
Frost Broflers
South
Misa Hazel Elser
Frost
Gebhardt
Brown
White House Rich
del Monte
Metzner
National Cauners J Association
L A Vet Near Death at Legion Hospital
A report from San Antonio notes Louis Spiller a Texas veteran from Los Angeles remains gravely ill at the Legion hospital. Hope for recovery is held as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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L.A
Legion
Louis Spiller
San Antonian
Texas
Santartum
Thieves Break Into Local School Stole Textbooks
Thieves broke into the Main Avenue Yocasional school and took textbooks and $12, according to a Bollee Monday report. Two men were seen loitering in a nearby automobile with Indiana plates. The Burnett school at Lafitte and Matagorda also reported an entry with an electric fan stolen. W H Sykes of Weatherford Texas reported $150 and a $1.50 check missing from his pocket, and W R Robitson of 215 West Rossinie slued noted $25 values for room prowlers.
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West Rosannie
Ownership of Land Denied by County Officers
County officials testified in County Court at law No. 1 over the county’s suit for possession of land beside San Jose mission occupied by Thomas Jefferson Stewart’s concession stand. Judge Warebad recalled Stewart rented the land for $1 yearly and made no ownership claim. Crowalter noted Stewart did not claim ownership until county workers arrived for weed removal. Witnesses recalled a school on the property, a permit to operate, and prior loans and permissions connected to the concession. The case arose on appeal from a prior cruelty court ruling.
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Pest
San Jose Mission
Thomas Jefferson Stewart
W. A. Warebad
Stewart
Te Jalter
Albert G. Crowalter
Joe Guerra
Edgar Harrison
Jack Rabiola
Cohcession
S. H. Kennedy
Harrigan
Stowhet
Harrison Rabiola
Harclson Permissiio
Augustius
McCloskey
Court of Justice of the
Petite BH
Tathert
Emergency Field Saves Kelly Plane From Destruction
A Kelly field attack plane landed safely on a hillside near Pumpyilie, 25 miles west of Dryden, after an in-flight emergency. Pilot Lieut. Russell Keiller faced engine trouble during a flight from El Paso to San Antonio, steered toward the railroad, and carried out a controlled landing with a dead stick before rescue crews moved the damaged ship to Kelly field. An additional engine was dispatched to Pumpyste, and a recovery flight was planned to bring Lieutenant Keillat to Kelly field.
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Pumpyilie
Dryden
Kelly Field
Russell Keiller
Advanced
el Paso
San Antonio
Tadeutenant Kehlor
Pumpyste
Keillat
Accidental Shot Injures Hunter On Culebra Road
Hunter Herbert Ott, 1202 Santa Barbers istreet, treated at Physicians and Surgeons hospital after his shotgun discharged while hunting on Sunday on Culebra road. he will recover. Juatha Alcora, 2, of Somerset, taken to Robert B Green hospital after cutting her neck. Leonard Rodriguez, Aztec theater employee of 309 West Sa finas street, fell from a sign injuring his leg. Refugia Yena slipped on a banana peel and was hurt.
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Herbert Ott
Santa Barbersistreet
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Culebra Road
Flo
Doctora
Juatha Alcora
Somerset
Robert B. Green Hospital
Leonard Rodriguez
Aztec Theater
West Safinas Street
Refugia Yena
Fiores Street
Wage Claims Office Opens in San Antonio
B H Fuzzell deputy labor commissioner announces the Wage Claims Office at 306 South Concho Street. The office will hear wage claims and complaints under state labor laws. Fuzzell, recently from El Paso, was conducting an inquiry into irregularities and violations of labor statutes.
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S.A
B.H. Fuzzell
State Department of Jabor
South Concho Street
Fuzzell
San Antonio
el Paso
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McNeel II
C. J. Nass
Nathaniel Hawthorne Junior School
Alfred
Lester Sack
W. H., Barron
Wolft and Marx
Dts
Tés
G. K. Gordon
Grove- Tand Place
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Gordon
India
Gulf Coast
W.C.T.U
W. Drive
Art Goebel Walls II
S. A
Light's Food Show
Kelly
Amarillo
Pottery County
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