San Antonio Road Runners Club Aims Safe Racing
Paul Fyllis, president, announces the newly chartered San Antonio Road Runners club, focused on sportier cars yet pledging to assist traffic. The group, around 80 members, plans racing on designated days and on safe venues like air strips or blocked highways, while avoiding reckless driving.
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San Antonio
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Danville
Los ‘Angeles
Chicago
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Westback Picture Good in Rio Grande Valley
District rector Willie A. Whalen of the U S immigration service said the wetback situation in the Rio Grande Valley is very good after inspecting Valley immigration points. He noted many attempted crossing and crossing workers were apprehended and deported under contract. Whalen spoke Monday.
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Rio Grande Valley
Willie A. Whalen
U. S. Immigration Service
Whalen
Braceras Worting
Coffman Services Set for George Coffman
Coffman 72 of 402 Kayton Ave died Saturday. A service is set for 4 p m Tuesday at Porter Loring Chapel with burial in Mission Park. He was a retired railroad conductor on Missouri Pacific for 25 years and earlier worked in Mexico. Survived by widow Mary Alice Coffman a son Lt Col George Wayne Coffman Governors Island and daughter Mrs Lucile Fisk Barniel New Braunfels
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George Wilson Coffman
Kayton Ave
Porter Loring
Mission Park
Coffman
Missouri Pacific Lines
Mexico
Mary Alice-Coffman
George Wayne- Coffman
Governors Island
Lucile Fisk Barneil
New Brauniels
Traffic Revamp Plans For San Antonio Ordinances
Judge Robert Sawtelle and associates announced a traffic revamp to update San Antonio ordinances. He will meet with Emmett Rahm Albert Trevitto Peter Briola and Austin Anderson to rewrite aging rules to meet current needs.
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San Antonio
Police officer injured in cycle collision with dog
Alamo Heights police officer Terry McCluskey was recovering Monday from severe shaking and bruises after a large collie ran into his motorcycle.
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Terry McCluskey
Alamo Heights
Unlucky 13 Nabbed in Raid
Annlucky 43 persons faced police bookings Monday 8 a re sult of a gaming raid at hz. Agnes st. Sandor Ambrus, liquor con trol agent, went to the house after receiving a report of drink ing after hours. He said he didn't lod drinking but found gambling equipment in the house. police and Dets, Polk Falmer and Charles Ber lange went to the house. They booked some for gaining and some for loitering. They also confiscated an elaborate horse racing machine, 2 slot machine and a one-wall machine, all valued at about $2000.
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Agnes St. Sandor Ambrus
Ambrus
Dets
Polk Falmer
Charles Berlange
Two Rings Lost in Washroom Mystery
Police traced two boys in a filling station restroom after Kilgore left. Det. E. F. Campa recorded one boy denying seeing rings while the other claimed no knowledge of removing them. Rings valued at 550 dollars and 338 dollars were reported missing from the station restroom.
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W. Halley
Don
Alamo Heights Students Earn Silver School Patrol Badges
Two Alamo Heights Junior High students, Jack Johnson and Raymond Scott, both 18, received silver badges from Officer Terry McCluskey for their efficient and courteous performance on the school patrol during the first semester.
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Patprot
Raymond Scott
Jack Johnson
T. C. McCluskey
Alamo Heights Junior High School
Lamont Ave
Porilandia
Alamo Heights
Terry McCluskey
McCluskey
School Study Tour Resumed In San Antonio District
The Citizen's School Survey committee resumed visits to rapidly growing city areas as part of the fourth district tour. They planned to survey school needs for a proposed band issue and inspect Eleanor Bracken, Jenvidge, Thomas Jefferson, Travis, Beacon Hill, and James J. Madison schools, plus Los Angeles Heights and St Mary's University area.
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Citizen's
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Jenvidge
Thomas Jefferson
Travis
Beacon Hil
James J. Madison
Los Angeles Heights
St. Mary's University
Batesville
Thomas B
Edwards
Winfield
Sen
H. le Winfield
Stociston
Herff Applewhite
Law Library Custodian Named by County Commissioners
County commissioners on Monday appointed Irving Scales an attorney as custodian of the county law library Horary. He will begin work at a salary of 150 dollars a month. Scales also has an expensive secretary from the San Antonio Barassa, with an undisclosed salary.
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County Commissioners Court
Irving Scales
Mateti
Scales
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San Antonio Barassa
Texan Wins Largest Purse at San Antonio Rodeo
Final winners at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition rodeo included Texan riders securing the top purses. Toots Mansfield of Big Spring earned $1,160 for calf roping in three rounds with a 54.2 second time, while Wallace Brooks of Sweetwater led bareback bronc riding with $595 first place and 25 points across three horses. Other top results feature Trex Beck Coleman, Don McLaughlin Fort Worth, Doyle Riley Ballenger, and Bill Linderman Red Lodge among multiple $100 to $665 prizes across saddle bronc, steer wrestling, bull riding, and other events.
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San Antonio Livestock, Exposition Rodeo
Toots Mansfield
Big Spring
Trex Beck
Coleman
Don McLaughlin
Worth
Doyle Riley
Ballenger
Wallace Brooks
Sweetwater
Bud Spearman
Daly City
Calf
Buck Rutherford
Nowata
Ola
J. W. White
Greeley
Cole
Bill Linderman
Red Lodge
Mont
Cotton Proctor
Belton
Johnny Reynolds
Willard Combs
Henryetta
Okla
Taal Watson
Baird
Wag Blesing
San Veranda
Calif
Todd Whatley
Slage
Warry Tompkins
Dublin
Liquor Store Burglars Break In Through Roof
Police report a burglary at Don's and Hen's liquor store on Fire City Road. Thieves cut a hole in the roof to enter, stole SG3R Q7 from a hidden location, then used keys hidden behind bottles to escape through a rear door.
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Don's & Hen’s
Fire City
Horse Wins 456 Purse at Similon Finals
Pres Bueno, Saturday named reserve champion in the similon to the quarterhorse harler class. Sunday winner Milt Bennett rode Winning the curling horse finals for a purse of 436 and 592 total points. Runner-up Red Boy, Lloyd Jenkins Ft Worth, 342 with 586 points. Finalists Jesse James, Shovty, and A Pistol share top placements with points and purses.
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Similon
E. P. Waggoner
Arlington
Milt Bennett
Wast Red Boy
Lloyd Jenkins
Ft Worth
Jesse’ James
Waggoner
Willis Burnett
P. H. ‘Trash
Granbury
Im Cabhoun
Posse Chief in Fair Condition After Incident
Harold Elsetieh, president of exposition group, was riding with the posse when his horse collided with another during a night ride. Both horses fell. Elsetieh remained uninjured and was reported in fair condition at Baptist Memorial hospital by Fred Lehr.
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Exposition Redea
Elgerlah
Fred Lehr
Tron Hy Baptist Memorial Hospital
Lehr
Death of George Lindsey Conger reported in California
George Lindsey Conger 41, a San Antonio lawyer by training who sought health in California, died in Beverley Hills. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Pierce Bros. in Beverly Hills with interment in Inglewood cemetery. Survived by widow Marian Blair Conger and daughters Sharon Lindsey and Velma Adele, plus sisters and brothers in Texas and New Mexico.
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George Lindsey Conger
Wy Ming
Hay
L A. m
Pierce Bros
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Inglewood
Bay City
Conger
San Antonio
University of Texas
Mes
Marian Blair Conger
Sharon Lindsey Conger
Velma Adele Conger
W. R. Knowles
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