New Yorker to Speak in San Antonio Real Estate Outlook
New Yorker J Clydesdale Cushman head of a New York realty firm will address Alamo City Building Owners and Managers at a Thursday lunch at the Petroleum Club. Cushman, president of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers, will outline protective steps for owners during rapid economic and social changes. Robert B Beach of Chicago, executive vice president, will also speak. Lewis Kayton serves as president of the San Antonio association.
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J. Clydesdale Cushman
New York
Cushman
Alamo City
Petroleum Club
Alamo National Bank
National Association of Building
Robert B. Beach
Chicago
Sho
Lewis Kayton
San Antonio Association
Two Killed In Fighter Crash Near Tacoma
TACOMA Feb 2 The 318th Fighter Squadron crew members were killed when their twin engined F S2 fighter crashed and burned yesterday near here. They were Capt. Donald L. Church of Pueblo Colorado and SSgt Walter E. Ferguson son of Mr and Mrs E Ferguson of Mathis Texas.
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Tacoma
Donald L. Church
Pueblo
Colo
Walter E. Ferguson
E. Ferguson
Mathis
Texas
Immigration Officials Visit San Antonio for Border Study
Top immigration officers arrived in San Antonio on Thursday to review district problems linked to illegal entry from Mexico. W F Kelly and William A Whalen led the San Antonio inset team while Wiggins served as chief operations advisor, noting a gradual year to year rise in illegal Mexican entries.
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San Antonio
U. S
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization
W. F. Kelly
U. S. Immigration and Naturazation Service
Wiggins
Iice
William A. Whalen
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Cold Abates Thaws Cold Abates Thaws
A Canadian cold wave's tail end crossed the border on Thursday ending a brief spell of springlike weather for the north central states. Temperatures dropped below zero in parts of North Dakota and near zero in South Dakota and northern Minnesota, with Nebraska facing localized flooding from snowmelt. Forecasts anticipated a further temperature drop but no severe cold.
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North Central States
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Central States
Death by own action notes rise amid San Antonio crime report
San Antonio police report no personal safety deaths on Thursday while deaths by own action rose to eight for the year. A Justice of the Peace ruled two recent deaths, including John Snyder and Apolonio Pena, as self-inflicted. Snyder, 42, was found shot in his trailer at 105 McDonald Street. Pena, 34, was wounded in a locked bathroom and died at Baptist Memorial Hospital. Another line notes three murders since January and a child involved in Snyder’s case.
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San Antonio
Jan Atee
Justice of the Peace
E. H. Talbert
John Blo Snyder
Medical Field Service School
Brooke Army Medically Center
Snyder
McDonald St
Nene Johnson
Tafe
Bettye Snyder
W. Sayer
Soccer player dies from injuries in Plymouth United match
Newton Abbot England February Roy Anderson 31 an amateur footballer for Plymouth United died from injuries sustained hours earlier in a match against Newton Spurs.
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Newton Abbot
Eng
Roy Anderson
Plymouth United
Newton ‘Spurs
Borderline Anemia Allegedly Affects Many Polite People
The article discusses pale faces and low energy as signs of borderline anemia caused by nutrient deficiencies. It claims up to 68 percent of women, men, and children may be affected, linking faint color to blood health and dietary factors.
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Sbig
Tdeat
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Rubbermaid
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Duran
Howsewares
Houston
Gunter
W&m
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Hollywood
Dean's Linen
Dritz
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