Architects Call For Reform Of Federal Building Policy
Louis LaBeaume of St Louis leads the American Institute of Architects push for repeal or reform of the Treasury supervising architect office. He argues federal design by government bureaus is costly and inflexible, harming economy, ethics, and private initiative. Local chapters back local materials and architects to reflect regional character in federal buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Architacts
Treasury Way
Taot-Nnding
Louis LaBeaume
St. Loui
Inestitute
LaBeaume
Institute
Clemiea
Federet
Menere
Loceliiten
Joel Reeds
America
Massachusetts
California
LaBearme
Bhennon Committee
House of Representatives
Manyields
Bridge School Opens Monday Under Maxwell and Msasso
Robert Maxwell Bridge School, formed by Maxwell and Msasso, will open Monday under the Culbertaon system. Sears, Rosbuck and company secured the partnership to run a 10 week course at Bears Frea Contract Bridge School. Sessions occur Mondays and Thursdays at 2 pm through March 16 in the fourth floor salon. Maxwell conducts the course with guidance on general public participation and a diploma for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 5. Maxwell
Msassounly
Sears, Rosbuck and Company
Ancaunt
Frea
Merch 16
Mdgs
Campiellem
Ierrana
Ma‘well
Studebaker unveils new Commander and President Eight cars
Studebaker announces a full line upgrade with the Commander Eight priced from 1000 to 1300 and the Speedway President from 1625 to 2060 plus a President Eight at 1325 to 4650. Highlights include power brakes, vacuum control, new manifold with auto heat and choke, reduced wheel size, improved lubrication, and higher horsepower across models. The display is at Hurough Winer ink Motor Sales, Broadway and Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker Corporation
Hurough Winerink Motor Sales Company
Broadway
Third Streets
Speedway
Studeboxer
Studebaker
Brudebaker
F. A. Winertoh
Winerish
Weceleration
Logi
Bpeeteng
Job Wanted On KONO Promotes Employment Drive in San Antonio
The Light and station KONO launch a campaign to find jobs for the unemployed in San Antonio. An inaugural system will place prisoners in suitable tasks from yard work to technical roles. Broadcasts air nightly at 9:15 p.m. with Jafwin Baum directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Vailla
Kono
Rwin Baum
Cight
Wiluetion
Stalin
Hight
Fannie 129
Peraon
Chrysler unveils 1939 models with new features
Chrysler introduces the 1939 Chrysler line featuring all-new transmission and a vacuum controlled automatic clutch. Improvements include oilite springs, centralized shock absorbers, T-slot pistons, and a redesigned impulse tru-truizer in rubber. Six body styles offered across Royal, Imperial, and base models with engines up to 83 horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Chryslers
Chryster
Imperial
Cement Output Shows Increase in Texas Mills
Texas cement mills raised November production 361000 barrels up from 218000 in October and 459000 a year earlier. Shipments topped production by 1000 barrels in November this year, with total shipments 283000 barrels against 270000 a year ago. Monthly stock declined 4 percent to 644000 barrels while last year's November stocks stood at 540000 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Cement Mills
Texas Billon
Business Reseravch
Advertising Group Meet in San Antonio Installation
About 160 advertising and business men attend the San Antonio Advertising Club installation at the Plaza hotel at 12 15 pm Tuesday. Officers chosen last week include C W Bryant president E R Willson vice president Miss Selly Aréncong secretary and W L Hosigen treasurer. Directors named are Barney Badovsky R G Coulter Hugh A L Hail William Brackhageen John Lewis J B Higdon and L L Swartzkopf. Bryant to lead the program invites A M Cohen to speak and outlines two major future projects: sponsoring San Antonio Industries and commercial business and adopting a code of ethics to boost the citys advertising standing. The ethics code has been approved by the board and will be submitted for approval at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Barney Badovsky
R. G. Coulter
Hugh A. L. Hail
William Brackhageen
Johnn. Lewis
J. 8. Phillips
J. B. Higdon
L. L. Swartzkopf
Bryant
A. M. Cohen
Dulles
Tenth District
Advertising Federation of America
Brygol
Poultry Leader Kuettner Urges Barbecued Fryers Demand
M R Kuettner of the Comfort Hatchery argues that if every American ate one barbecued fryer yearly, 120 million fryers would be needed and about 1,000,000 eggs per head would be used to produce them. He notes 12,090,000 pounds of butter or lard are required for gravy with no essential labor reduced. The Comfort Hatchery, once Comfort Sanitary Poultry Farm, began as a Texas chick shippers operation.
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Mayne
United States
M. R Kuettner
Comp Fore Hatchery
Kuettner Durtner
Texas
Mexico
Haeelstein Homes Being Remodeled
Remodeling and reconstruction of Hagristein Properties homes provides local employment for building trades. Four houses are being paneled painted roofs added and repairs completed to place them in first rate condition per Carlton Hagelstein head of the concern at the Linen ontente Mahl Vernon court 496 West Theo avenue 1008 Boul Mesquite street and Pendleton avenue.
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Hagristein Properties
Tne
Reds Estain Concern
Abhin Hmo
Carlton Hagelstein
Concer
Ontente
Mahl
Vernon Cour
West
Theo
Nue
Boul Mesquite Street
Pendleton
Marvin Watson Wins San Antonio Home Town Speaking Event
Marvin Watson wins the local home town speaking event in San Antonio. The city highlights sweeping growth with a high school project costing over a million dollars and annual visitor spending around 15 million dollars. San Antonio touts health, wealth, and abundant parks, highways, and military and air training centers attracting national attention.
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Marvin Watson
Sinter
Hern
San Antonio
Main Causes of Debt Loss From Overbuying and Income Loss
A national credit association analysis shows buying beyond payment ability and income loss as the top causes of nonpayment. Divorce and domestic troubles follow closely, with few individuals deliberately evading debts. Domestic commerce context noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Beta Credit Association
Dealer Boosts Slow Sellers with Spot On Us Display
A Mississippi merchant finds four slow sellers move quickly when placed on two prominent tables with clearly marked low prices. Readers notice the bold spot cards, drawing customers and prying salesmen to the items, boosting turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Health expert Adah Alberty to speak in San Antonio
Adah Alberty a Hollyseed California health and food authority will lecture Monday in the Gunter hotel petite room and Tuesday at IrogM Brothers store offering free scientific weight and health guidance through Mrs B Battigan of the Pure Food and Health store who arranged the visit to San Antonio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bMirs
Adah Alberty
Hollyseod
Cali
Gunter Hotel
Oriestel
Alberty
Mt Itrogm Brothers
City Upholstery Moves to Larger Colonial Home
City Upholstery owned by L. Doyle announces relocation to 1107 Main Avenue at Lexington Street intersection in a two story colonial home known as Coleen home. The move provides more space to display custom built furniture and upholstery, with a 32 year history of repairing refinishing upholstering and building furniture for San Antonio residents.
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L. Doyle
Main Avenue
Lexington Atreat
Coleen
San
City
San Antonio
Mother of Olive Industry Dies at 93 in Oroville
Mrs. Freda Ehmann, known as the mother of the California ripe olive industry, died at her home in Oroville after a long illness. She began experiments on a small olive patch in Oroville nearly a century ago, harvesting ripe olives and pickle methods. Her work helped build a local factory block in Oroville and earned a wide reputation nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda, Ehmann
Fle
California
Phedmannt
Shydy-sik
Oroville
Pierce-Arrow Rep Visits Winerich in Huffelo
W. G. Pliner, Pierce-Arrow representative from the factory at Huffelo, N. F., spent the past week visiting Gus Nelson, manager of the Pierce-Arrow sales department at Winerich Motor Sales on Broadway and Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Pliner
Pierce-Arrow
Huffelo
N. F
Gus Nelson
Winerich Motor Sales Company
Broadway
Third Street
Building and Loan League Forecasts 1993 Stability Surge
Ward Whitlock of the United States Building and Loan League predicts 1993 will bring stability and residential real estate growth. He cites higher reserves, rising mortgage loans, stronger investor inflows, and expected job creation. The forecast notes continued dividend payments, cautious lending, and a hoped for easing of credit for home modernization and construction.
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Ward B. Whitlock
Springfield
United States Building and Loan Stagne
Msnotta
League
Joan Busi
Bess
Mr. Whitlock
Whitlock
Joan Benk
Maeve
St Jl
Federal Home Tdan Bank Board
Hst
Federal Reserve
Fondsimehove
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Robert Maxwell Bridge School
Wiciterich
Garyler
Embleton
Rockne Models
Srunceanes Kren. Comm
Seoan
Pocrne
Fenan
Kuettner
Haeelstein
Alamo
Ereal
Sant
Ban Antonio
Tyas
Randolph Field
Air Force
West Point
Army
Annapolis
Navy
Samaun Zoological Gardens
Monkey Island
Rolf Courans
Pierce-Arrow Man
Winerich
Lasalle
Laiae
Coure
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