State aides face cuts as per capita funding drops
The Aen Antonio public school system risks a $250,000 shortfall if the state trims per capita allocations to $14.44 for 1854 and 1935. State auditor Moore Lynn warned Governor Sterling that revenue in sight for 1984 and 1995 could force reductions. Current apportionment stands at $16 per pupil, down from $17.60 last year, with four months of payments overdue and last year’s final installment only arriving this month. Telematic figures rely on last March’s scholastic census, and January February tax receipts may restore funds before the fiscal year ends May 3.
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Aen Antonio
Behole
Board of Education
Moore Lynn
7. B. Sterling
Lynn
Schople
Beholz
Bringaetty
Scholz
Scholes
Heater Blast Destroys Home in Harlandale Fire
Saturday explosion damaged a five room house owned by W F Bitters at 722 East Byron Road Harlandale. Firefighters stretched over 1000 feet of hose to the San Antonio River but the frame structure burned quickly. Loss pegged at about 2000 dollars. Mrs Hancock home at 125 Nebraska Street also damaged by fire to the extent of 400 dollars per fire department report.
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W. F. Bitters
Byron Road
Harlandale
San Antonio
Rotary Club To Attend Chamber Meeting Saturday
Porter Wheley manager says the Rotary Club will attend the chamber of commerce general meeting to be held January 20. The Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club and Business and Professional Women's Club will also attend. In Transvaal reports hail caused heavy livestock losses with 400 cattle 2000 sheep and 30 deer killed on Springbok Flats.
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Rotary Club
Rotary
Anm
Chamber of Commerce
Porter Wheley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Whaley
Transvaal
Noboomspruit
Springbok Flats
Here
W Y W C A Plans Annuval Drive For 1033 Budget
Freed from a year of lean operations and with a skeleton staff, the YWCA will launch its annual budget drive in January to raise funds. Mrs Florence Carrington of the national YWCA staff will direct the drive without taking a percentage of funds raised. She has recently completed drives in Savannah Atlanta High Point and Charleston and will be introduced at the annual membership meeting where she leads a discussion on the association's future.
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Florence Carrington
Young Women's Christian Association
Carrington
Savannah
Miami
Fla
High Point
N.C
Charleston
N. C
Associaion
W. GA
BE. V. DePew
Anthony Vap Tuyl
Roger M. Busfield
Warren Resselieu
Monta ‘Hunter
Frank V. Pancossi
School Day Start Delayed For 8 A Youngsters
Eight thousand pupils and eleven hundred teachers in the public school system will not begin until Tuesday. An extra holiday Monday due to New Year’s Day on Sunday gives students more time to recover. Classes were free since December 22 as a flu response. Officials expect full attendance Tuesday morning with fair weather aiding the decline in flu cases.
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Amore
Board of Education
SARRAN MAKES SANTA REPORT FOR CITY TOYS
Fire department Chief J G Sarran completed the year end toy distribution in a strenuous season. The force repaired and handed out 5376 toys to needy children, extending the repair period due to limited donated tops. Last year 6318 toys were distributed amid tough finances.
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Gania Claus
Frogea Nortan
Bire
J. G. Sarrin
Lie Olly
Drew
Is Tire
Fire Department
Christynas
Savran
Huntress to Swear County Attorney and Staff In Ceremony
County Attorney D F Davis and 11 staff members will be sworn in for a new term at 9 a m Sunday. George W Huntress Jr, quitting his Investigator role, will administer the oath as county clerk in a public Rotary setting.
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Huntress
Atorney
D. F. Davis
George W. Huntress Jr
Rotary Public
Courthouse to Be Closed Monday Officials Announce Closure
Courthouse offices will observe a holiday on Monday with sheriff's executions paused. Unclear rental contact appears as Fannin 1224, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Hoxar County
Doctors Face Trial January for Narcotic Violations
Federal authorities prepared for a major week in court as three San Antonio physicians Dr. W E Wright Dr G E White and Dr J F Gipson face narcotic violation indictments. Subpoenas were issued and witnesses summoned for Tuesday morning proceedings. Additional trials for Drs Ivy Bransell and L Reveley were slated for the week of January 9.
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San Antonio
W. E. Wright
G. E. White
J. F Gipson
United States District Attorney's Office
Ivy
Bransell
L. Reveley
Indictments, No Bills in Bexar County 1932
District Attorney records show 1031 cases submitted to grand juries in the Thirty-seventh and Ninety Fourth District courts during 1932. There were 1339 indictments and 1551 no bills. 484 convictions occurred including guilty pleas. Murder trials reached 19 with a November peak of 51 convictions. Grand juries have caught up with complaints and aim to review all felony cases before next summer’s vacation.
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Lesbhan
Jack R. Blaising
W.&. Anderson
W. McGrory
Petur Noebilis
District Attoracy
Bexar County
Thirty-Seventh District Court
Walter Lynan
Justice of the Peace
Hospital Cares for Injured Trio
Three people were treated at Robert B. Green Hospital after separate accidents. Frank G. Enders, 22, of 126 Simpson Street, had cuts from a rim incident while working. Jesus Romero, 55, of 403 North Flores Street, broke his left hip after falling from a tree near his home. Umma Jean Hodges, 4, of 216 Brown Avenue, suffered scalding injuries.
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Robert B. Green
Saturnay
Frank G. Enders
Simpson Street
Jesus Romero
North Flores Street
Umma Jean Hodges
Brown
Avenue
Cela NP
Central plans new machinery to cut costs in 1933
The Central shoe plant expands with additional factory machinery to boost output, save time, and lower prices in the new year. In 1932 the plant restored over a million pairs to like-new condition, signaling continued growth and service.
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Centra
Gentral
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