Rural School Financing in County Sound
County Superintendent R W May reports Bexar County rural schools remain fiscally sound with no bond defaults and several districts retiring debt early. Eight schools meet state scholarship and facility standards. eight districts reduce high school grades and provide transportation to targeted schools. May notes new classrooms, additions, and facility upgrades including water systems, windmills, buses, and a hot Well district plant. The rural system employs 178 teachers with payrolls and tax revenues supporting state funds and ad valorem taxes for 8268 students.
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Bexar County
Sveten Girlshed
Bok
R. W. May
May
Olmos
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Coker
Leon Springs
Leon Valley
Idlewild
Ows Island
Tack Hill
Deste
Stafford
Lock Hill
Boltitville
Yon Ormy
Oak Island
Ooker
Belado Valley
Seran
Mackay
Buena Vista
Culebra
Rafeteria
Lock HM
Leon Waller
Sayers
Yon-Ormy
CG. Carter
M.C. Judson
W. W. Wolfe
C. A. Scheh
Andrew H. Young
Jewell
Silber
County ‘Board
Inca
Jetar
Police art as identification and art in San Antonio
Dusty Rhodes, superintendent of the San Antonio police bureau of identification, curates a gallery of photowork and studies by himself. The collection treats police photography as more than mug shots, blending art with precise, catalogued images for instant use in identifying criminals and suspects.
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Rhodes
Bureau of
San Antonio
Nang
Rogues Gallery and Crime Photography in Police Work
A discussion of rogues galleries showing criminal photos mailed to departments and the role of police photographers in court. It covers evidence photos from crime scenes, car damage, bullet entry, arson and forgery cases, and the use of enlargements to link tools, fibers, and prints to suspects.
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Rhodes
Sulcide
Prson
Miltrder
Deparment of
Public Safety
Ab Austin
Lis Laboratories
Ady Polies
Weather summary with mixed precipitation data and tides
A fragmentary weather page reports precipitation details for January including a 32 inch deficiency and 97 inches accumulated this month, plus tides and moon phases. It lists daily rise and set times, local tide notes, and scattered city temperatures with many garbled place names and inconsistent figures.
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Tanuarr
Momfay
Sundarries
Moncey
Araneas Pass
Ught
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Téxas
Albuauerane
Alping
Tex
Amatuije
Texas
Apalachicola
Hoston
Corpus Christi
Dallas
del Rio
Denver
Calo
Dex Mines
Tees
Fort Smith Ark
Galveston
Texan
Goodland
Kan
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Laredo
Texac
Little Rock
Ark
Los Angeles
Calif
Louisvill
Macon
Mismi
Minneapolis
Mia
Mobile
Ala
Moilena
New York
Lea
Oklahome City
Okla
Omaha
Neb
Palestina
Tex Phoenix
Aiiz
Huttspurkh
Burt Arthur
le Priswe
Alert
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Raleigh
Rotebury
Ove
Qwawell
East Lake City
Cali Brita Fe
Bun Prwnessey Stattln
Wall Sherkilang
Wahrevoport
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Quill Awaits Civil Service Exam Results in Alice
Quill, chief of the San Antonio post office, awaits exam results from a November test for postmasters in first to third class cities. A permanent appointment requires President Roosevelt nomination and Senate confirmation. His term expires February 14. under a new civil service law he would retire at 70 if appointed. Building permits in Alice total $10,480 for December per city records.
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Quill
Civil Service
Sven
San Antonio
Satarday
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Quills
Sermons Mark Year Start At Travis Park Methodist Church
Bishop Paul B. Kern and Bishop Arthu J. Moore return as former pastors to preach New Year sermons at Travis Park Methodist Church. Moore explains his China trip while Kern, Cuba and Korea conferences navigate postwar church leadership. Other area sermons announce New Year services across Highland Park Presbyterian Woodlaw Methodist and more.
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Travis Park
Paul B. Kern
Arthu J. Moore
Travis Park Methodist Church
Moore
Kern
Dallas
Bown Bshop
Florida
Cuba
Tennessee
Houston
Korea
Japan
China
Poland
Belaia
Congo
Baxter D. D. Grest
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
A. ¥. Boand
Betton Rim Presbytterian Church
Jern
Woodaws Methodist Church
I.batchelor
Prospect
Hill Methodist Church
Plb
Hills
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel J. Terry
Madion Square Presbyterian Church
Denver
Central Baptist Church
R.A. Lloyd
Theo Avene
Grace Lutheran Church
Woman Hopes for Vision After Eye Surgery
Mrs Maryine Bode of 305 Westfall Street is awaiting the removal of bandages over her eye with hope to regain sight. A prior transplant involving Tony Gelox Santos was performed, with the donated cornea aiding her condition though full recovery remains uncertain.
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Maryine Dode
Westfall Street
Bode
Gol Viston
Tony Gelox Santos
Agate
Billy the stockyard goat enjoys company at Gurinsky offices
The 300 pound Billy goat lives at the C H Gurinsky company offices near the stockyards. He dines with workers at a nearby restaurant and rests in a custom stall. Born in the Gurinsky stables around 1930, Billy has been the company mascot and receives daily baths and grooming from his keepers.
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Billy
Ros Lody
C.H. Gurinsky Company
Jmt
Gurinsky
County deputies sworn in for two more years of service
More than a dozen county deputies, re sworn into office for two additional years after receiving new commissions from Sharli Will W. Wood. The group took bonds and were sworn in by Ruby Larkin, office bookkeeper and notary public, and pledged New Year cooperation and harmony despite recent tensions. William H. Burke urged continued cooperation and an end to any interdepartmental bickering.
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loBexst County
Depe Bby
Sharli Will W. Wood
Ruby Larkin
Steritt
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New Oleane
American Express Thor Main Niveet
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Tamu Whitney
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G. H. Gurinsky Firm
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