Riding clubs to attend Fiesta San Jacinto in San Antonio
Kansas City's Riding Club Saddle and Sirloin will visit Fiesta San Antonio in April for Fiesta San Jacinto. A 362 member party plus wives will travel by private train. 40 members with horses will ride in a western parade. Leaders include Mayor William E. Kemp, Frank A. Theis, and Harry Darby.
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Saddle and
Fiesta Association
FE. M. Dodds
San Antonio
George Fiske
H. L. Bridgman
Fiesta Assorts
Lion
Commetie Radw
Western Parade
Bridgman
Alarm Clock Stolen From Drug Store Leads to Jail Sentence
In Kansas City Kansas a one year old man named Frank Lo Hardaway was sentenced to 100 days in jail for petty larceny after an alarm clock was found concealed under his coat. A patrolman stopped him during window shopping and uncovered the clock believed stolen from a local drug store.
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Kansas City
Kan
INS
Frank Lo Hardaway
Hardaway
Frank
Suit Filed in Plane Wreck at Randolph AFB Site
An eighth suit from the Randolph AFB training plane crash was filed in federal court. Ray 5 Hanes and wife Marie of Fort Worth sue the U S alleging $485 in clothes luggage and personal effects burned in the fire after the crash. They claim property stored at 609 East Quincy Street was damaged and name Cadet William N White the pilot and Randolph officers in negligence.
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Randolph Afb
E. Quincy St
Lsted
Ray 5
Hanes
Marie
Ft. Worth
U.S
William N. White
Randolph
Arsenal Bid Stalled Over Public Buildings Sale
Karl E. Wallace regional WPA director testified before the Texas house appropriations committee that a public buildings administration bid for the surplus San Antonio arsenal hinges on congressional action. Four agencies including the PRA and San Antonio groups bid, but PRA has priority as a federal agency and needs final approval from Washington.
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Grand Prairie
Texas
Congress
Public Buildings Administration
Jating
San An
Tonia
Karl E. Wallace
Wallace
San Antonio
Texas House Appropriations Committee
Austin
WAA
PBA
San Antonio Junior College
Texas National Guard
San Antonio Medical Foundation
PRA
Washington
Fother Organization
Wale
Lace
Rites Planned for Former County Attorney D F Davis
Services for D F Davis 58 of 6115 Broadway were held at Ricbe Funeral Home with Dr Perry F Webb officiating. Interment followed at Mission Burial Park. A native of Bexar County Davis studied law at night, joined the county clerk’s office, was admitted to the bar in 1916, and served as county attorney 1931 to 1934. He was in Davis Wright & Perales then Davis & King. Davis graduated from the first officers training school at Camp Travis and commanded a squadron in the air corps during World War I. He belonged to First Baptist Church Highland Social Club San Antonio Bar Association State Bar of Texas and Hermann Sons. Survivors: widow Amanda Hinson Davis daughter Jacqueline Ann brother Tom and sister Mrs W E Wilkins, all of San Antonio.
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D. F. Davis
Broadway
Ricbe Funeral Home
Perry F. Webb
Beta ‘Mission
Bexar County
Davis
Davis, Wright &Perales
Davis & King
First Officers’ Training School
Camp Travis
Air Corps
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Highland Social Club
San Antonio Barassa
State Bar of Texas
Hermann Sons
Amanda Hinson
Jacqueline Ann
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E. M. Dobbs
Arsenal
Solons
Houston
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Jesf
Goa
Siulova
Elgin Foeter
Reed
Gruen
Tsjewal Movre
Coyotel Cokcon
St, Louis
St Louis County
Robert Wilshusen
Normandy
DR. Edwards
Pree Eae Rae
Eels
Eae Itis
Cs Laem
Southern Christian College
South Park Blvd
Edw. T. Jenison
Maverick
Cor
Presant
Gabi
Sree
Joske's of
G.O.D
The
Alamo
Soske
Sautoirs
Joske
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