1931 Business Speed Up Across Nation Shown
Reports from chambers of commerce and travel associations reveal industrial revival across states. Massachusetts shows five new plants. Southern Nevada dam project advances with $105 million budget and rail work. Los Angeles, Detroit, Chicago areas see employment gains as factories resume or expand production.
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Boston
New England Council
Bite Milly E-Purt
Missign
Woller Saw and Steel
Fitchburgh
Sasa
Slassachusets
Egislature
Corney Public Buildings
Trunk Hightars
Mosquito
Contal
Las Vegar
Nevada
Boulder Dam
Man Burns Arm In Unclear House Accident
Robert Powell at 412 East Martin Street was treated after he ran a needle into his right arm while going to bed Friday night at his home. Bertha Frethman of 1295 Atrect assisted an operation incident, while fire crews reported a small fire at Green hospital causing minor damage to a rear area. The Sunday Light notes market requests and classified listings in its windy column.
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Robert Powel
East
Martin Steet
Frobert HB. Green Hospital
Bertha Frethman
Atrect
Robert T Green
Strallowing
Elaen Fromm heoSén Piicher
BT. Green
Orday
Crockatt
Man Ig Cured of Giving Aid to Friends on Road
D Weinberg a truck driver vowed to reform after aiding two travelers he met in a Villa Abuna bar. Deputies chased suspects Norbert Byers and Nick Rehina of New York to a Devil’s River ranch. both jailed on $850 bonds to quit a jury action for larceny charges.
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Hig
Sheriff's
Devil's “River
Weinberg
Norbert
Byers
Nick Rehina
Tamale Fete at Palace With City Officials Hostesses
A tamale fete is planned at the old Spanish governor's palace on Monday afternoon in honor of the mayor and city commissioners. Mrs. WT. Thole, committee chair, announced the event and will be named custodian of the palace in March per a recent city hall announcement.
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Patio Cummissionere
WT. Thole
Café Robbed and Suits Stolen in Local Break-ins
Mrs He A. oelner of 226 Dolorosa reported a cafe break-in with a gull stolen from a hiding pine and a small amount of money taken from a larger plane. A suit of clothes was stolen from Tandy Auto Cleaners on Mininave. Police suspect juvenile thieves. Loot included oranges and apples, 10 boxes of candy, rear-view mirror, and a pistol from a locker at a heartquayt.
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Dolorosa Street
Pines
Tandy Auto Cleaners
Mininave
Fiug
Pecan
Hie
I. R. Rinereon
Eland
Inezamornal Ret
Beralla
West Feenel Place
Heartquayt
Rail excursion rates for bicentennial San Antonio trip
Excursion rail rates for the bicentennial celebration announced for the first week of March. A round trip at one and one third fare becomes effective March 2 and runs through March. Travelers must return home by March 1.
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San Antonio
Willacy Onions Face Tough Spring Market
Targenten Feb 24 Inlica Cons expect no Ep tian onions this spring as trade restrictions raise costs. Onions from Wither county Wave may not arrive, with prices around 12 cents per quart and $2 per 100 pounds. American buyers resist, delaying shipments. Haypkins usually arrive in April, but receipts this year look light, totaling about 9,000 packages.
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Tartingen
Wither County
Nriff
Paces Association
Haypkins
Noretal
Westinghouse Chiefs Visit San Antonio Branch Inspection
N G Symanils, commercial vice president of Westinghouse Electric, visits the San Antonio company branch for an inspection. He notes a national turning point toward prosperity and cites easing tensions. Accompanying him is Ralph Kelly of St. Louis, in charge of Southern offices. They plan to depart Sunday.
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N. G. Symanils
Chicago
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
San Antonio
Symonds
Rarph Kelly
St. Louis
Lowell Thomas A Storied Early Life and Career
Lowell Thomas, noted as adventurer and radio voice for the Literary Wigust, recounts a varied early life. He traveled widely, worked as a gold miner in Cripple Creek, lived in an extinct volcano crater, and held roles from journalist to law professor while earning his bachelor’s degree at age 10 and later teaching at Princeton.
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Lowell Thorns
Mart
Brant
Columbia Network
Ian
Cripple Creek
Hallas
Univer
Indiana
AL Yore Ialer
Ubicnco
Chicago
Kent College of Law
Ale
Arctic
Princeton Universiy
League to elect officers at annual meeting
The San Antonio League for the Hard of Hearing plans its annual membership drive election of officers. A nominating committee and the membership drive chairman will be appointed by Bir. L. Early, acting president, at 7230 o clock Friday night in the league room at 115 West Poplar Street. The Afternoon Speech Palace club, a branch of the league, meets at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Lip reading price and a racial hour follow the regular hour and a half meeting.
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San Astonio League
League Room
West Poplar Street
Bir
L. Early
Fialce Club
Langui
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