Youngblood May Resign In School Board Split
The San Antonio school board faces a split with possible resignation by Youngblood amid opposition to his Business basis program. Delays on a new president stall until the January 31 bond and tax election, with two of three April-term members unlikely to seek re-election. Acting president Mary King Robble to continue post-election to avoid turmoil as others weigh candidacy.
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San Antonio
Huly Youngblood
Hogan
Mary King Robble
Unt
Feobhie Nkowise
Worker killed at Marshall Ford dam remains unnamed
An accident on the Colorado River water project at Marshall Ford dam killed Mayo Arnold Berry, 25. He was crushed when a heavy cement bracket, weighing about four tons, toppled from 40 feet above and fell onto the spot where he worked.
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Marshall Ford Dam
Austin
INS
Colorado River
Mayo Arnold Berry
Inhorer
Berry
Army officer ordered to active duty at Fort Sam Houston
First Lieut. James B. Dupree of 1094 Hamilton Avenue, a Reserve Signal Corps officer, was notified by the War Department to report to active duty at Fort Sam Houston.
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Fort Sam
James B. Dupree
Reserve Signal Corps
Hani- Tinod Avenue
Tuesdas
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Three U S Prisoners To Leavenworth Under Escort
Three federal prisoners were taken to Leavenworth penitentiary Tuesday under U S Deputy Marshal Ralph Gland. The group includes Antonio Urbina a parole violator on narcotics charges Joe W Williams a Dyer act violator and Jack Carver a narcotics violator. They face terms from 12 to 4 years. A total of 32 prisoners are held in Bexar county Jail awaiting federal sentence with narcotics and internal revenue case counts noted.
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U.S
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Ralph Gland
Antonio Urbina
Joe W. Williams
Jack Carver
Bexar County
Ithe
Meat supply outlook foresees larger 1938 production
Chicago January 4 49 average American meat intake dipped in 1937 to near century low but packers forecast higher supplies in 1938. Institute of American Packers says plentiful feeds and cattle will lift output though total joy point may have passed. Per capita consumption rose 6 percent from 1936 to 1937 reaching about 129.3 pounds.
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Chicago
Institute of American Packers
Institute
Fire Department Changes Set by Commissioner Wright
Commissioner Phil Wright Tuesday announced appointments and changes in the fire department effective immediately. Ghres, formerly an assistant mechanic, is now master mechanic to fill the vacancy from Adolph Ras al's death. Huegelé becomes all at $145 monthly, Jacobi replaces Huegelé as chauffeur at $155, Este promoted to chauffeur at $130, Gravel named chauffeur at $180 amid Schm itz retirement. Treasury data shows December 31 receipts of 3,392,212.98 and expenditures of 26,057,800.35 with a balance of 972,040,059.12. fiscal year receipts 3,821,515.70 and expenditures 3,821,282,285.88. emergency outlays 1,032,492,851.14. gross debt 37,270,291,518.10.
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Phil Wright
A. Ghres
Adolph Rasal
A. R. Huegelé
Gate
L. A. Jacobi
Huegelé
W. Este
W. T. Gravel
F. W. Schmite
Schmitz
Treasury
Washington
The
Comic ship Popeye figure and city notes on jobs and fines
The item catalogs fragmentary San Antonio and California mentions with names like James Tafolla Jr and Noah’s Ark awards. It notes a vagrancy fine suggestion of five dollars and references radio patrols, corporate docket names, and local fare ads.
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King
Kong
Kennan
Elty
Tab
James Tafolla Jr
U.S
Tach
PB. W. Macquél‘sn
Carl Carver
Fanning Bee
Glue Hosiery Thieves Loot City Stores
A glue salesman A Landsberg reported $25 in stationery and glue stolen from his shop at 42 West Elmira Ave near Ghestnut and Crockett. J S Selpert of Liberty Drug Store 1601 South Gevers St reported 46 pairs of women's hose valued at 98 stolen. Jack Garvin of Eagle Furniture 127 Sole dad St reported shoplifters and stolen articles from the storeroom.
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A. Landsberg
Elmira Avehas
Ghestnut and
Crockett Streets
J. 5. Selpert
Liberty Drug Atore
South Gevers Street
Jack Garvin
Eagle Furniture Company
Soledad Street
Curator Howe Jang Wood Dies in New York
Howe Jang Wood, 60, curator of the American Numismatic Museum of New York, died today after a brief illness. He was well known to coin collectors worldwide and linked to the museum for many years.
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New York
Howe Jang Wood
Amerian Mumismatic Museum of
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