Allan and the Band Back From Hollyaapiy and More
Allan's band did most of the music in the Vennette Mac Donald picture The Wirefly Jack Bidzeway the lawyer was the honox ht a blood transfusion the other day He’s thinking of going into the business Weatherman J H Jarkoe due back Monday from vacation in Mexico City Wally Grewnan the booker hits new record in long distance sitct ions He produces a musical show called Edin Marlines's Review over XTSA Lew Rosenbelly Tewa listened The Iowa booker had a couple of clients listen in with bundles in result the show was sold Clarkson ex Texas ranger showed up at police headquarters and passed out cigars and cigarettes which roached The payoff Clarkson smoked a loaded job unrelated to the car theft report The car was later found parked on Trays treat with two yellow tickets
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Jack Bidzeway
Wally Grewnan
Edin Marlines
XTSA
Lew
Clarkson
Gon Antonio
Polices
White
Fragmented reminiscences mixed with local notices in Goliad street reads
Fragmented OCR style item mentions Canary Hirds for sale and local figures like Fred Junker Nelson Mary Mardin Brylor and Mr Waco Daylor. It recalls old venues and people including Universal SULHlos, Carl Becks city band and the Abilene Christian college term. Also reports two girls bitten by a stray dog at 639 Scully Trinity street and hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DB
Green Hospital
Mary Rodriguez
Beatrice Hernandez
Scully
Trinity Street
Kiwanis Club Program Outlined For Youth Aid in San Antonio
Kiwanis club members outline Labor Day activities for a new year focused on youth in San Antonio. GC W Miller, new president, leads plans including aid to underprivileged children, vocational help for students, sponsorship of children from orphanages, and guidance for 10 graduates. Alex Thomas named chair of the child’s division and Paul Fowler as vocational director.
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Kiwanis Club
San Antonio
GC. W. Miller
Wwo
Imembera
Midix
Alex Thomas
Paul Fowler
General Kingman Advanced to Assistant Chief of Engineers
Brig. Gen John J. Kingman of Washington, formerly at Fort Sam Houston, has been named assistant chief of engineers by President Roosevelt. He served in 1893 at Fort Sam Houston and in World War I led the Ninety-First Division’s staff with Texas and Oklahoma troops at Camp Travis, earning the Distinguished Service Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kinga
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
Roosevelt
West Point
Abbe Oultreas
Nintieth Division
Texas
Oklahoma
Camp ‘Fravis
U. S
Prowee
Baker Household Assault Charges Dismissed on Letter Basis
Walter Cekmny Baker, operator of the Embasy Dar, faced assault charges by his wife Ruth. The charges were dismissed by County Court at Law No 2 after Ruth's letter stated she no longer wished to prosecute and cited reconciliation. The dispute centered on an October 4 incident at 164 Highland Boulevard in Sustite of the Pentre Raymond. Gerhardt fined Baker $6 and costs, an appeal followed, but the week ended with a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Highland Boulevard
Gerhardt
Hye
NYA Chief Urges Continued Work On Youth Project
NYA chief Bograsch requests continuation of the national youth administration project identified by department officials. M G Kelvim, state supervisor at Austin, says 12 youths under him need 1152 dollars to finance the program.
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NYA
Nationall
Ure
Bogrsch
Algist
Bogasch
I M. G. Kelvim
NWA
Austin
Esntihne Wall
Bopasch
Burglars Break Windows in Raids on Gas Station
Gasoline station on South Presa Street suffered two break in raids Saturday. Reported losses include $70 in cash, candy, and a radio. W. Abernathy at 920 South Presa Street and F. Wilven of 2020 South Presa Street provided details to police. Windows were broken at both locations and small items were stolen.
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South Presa Street
Genius
Abernathy
South Presa Strent
F. Wilven
iSouth Presa Street
Tina
Radio Earth
Boll Placen
Victim Condemns Too Soon Over Lost Suitcases
Miss Violet Sime of San Antonio reports theft of white suitcases from her brother Oscar Slason’s car on Ave BD. Detective Sgt Kelley notes victim’s frustration with police, as patrolmen Bader and Dunarway recover three suitcases in the 200 block of Acocn Street.
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Violet Sime
San Antonio
Simon
Lo Seyart
Oscar Slason
Avenue
Deter
D. B Kelley
Womin
Weslay Seid
Nazarene Church Revival Continues in Colorado City
The Nazarene Church revival at the First Church of the Nazarene on Colorado and Finnectoi streets, led by Mrs. M. CG. Johnson, will run through May 23. Services are held daily except Sunday, with ongoing evangelistic festivities and communal worship planned at the Wheminparked Late wirday venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Church of the Nazareng
Colorado
Finnectoi
M. CG. Johnson
Th Pi
Baluyday
Morgenthau Seeks Nine Day Tender Bids
Morgenthau announces a nine day tender process for a disposal action. Bids will be opened under Treasury supervision with the highest bidder winning. The notice references the Federal Reserve banks and a deadline in midweek. A separate fire report notes a Saturday blaze at 220 Broadway Drive damaging outbuildings with undetermined origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SINCO
Horkheimer
Broatwiy Drive
Local Notes From San Antonio’s Busy Scene
U S Commissioner Paul Lockhart uses same tutor for 16 years. Perrall at Lady of the Lake College surveys the remains of a favored Mexican artist. A pair of dogs roam the city while local officials and business leaders discuss upcoming events and meetings. Lions Club and chamber leaders plan excursions and new associations as community figures advance Alamo City initiatives.
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U.S
Pail Lockhart Bes
Danite Tee
Perrall
Or Lady of the Lake College
Ottary
Paul Swin- Way
New Alamo City
Edison Gand to Gwe oHow Aint ane Movorites Show
Edison High School plans a musical novelty night on Friday at 8 pm in the school auditorium GW, Mueue, director, and manager. Funds go to charity while the program features comedy skits, dances, and a mystery drama titled Murde clown hand, dance Winders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dabney
Ann Grockett
Kathleen Merks
Exhinon High School
Edison High
Efint Danes
Air Gun Incident Draws Police to Lombrano Street
Two police squads responded to a high tension air gun incident on Lombrano Street. Ernest Nobles, 22, of 2226 Lombrano Street, sustained a gunshot wound to the right side from an air rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadota
Ehodt- Jonge
Antonia Pollen
Lund
Lombrano Atreet
Pallee
Aderucan
Ernest Nobles
Lombrano Street
Housing help offered for San Antonio projects
Nathan Strauss of the Federal Housing Authority told Congressman Mary Maverick that San Antonio has not formed a housing authority to pursue low rent projects. He said local officials must create a housing authority and request loans, with the city contributing about 10 percent of the project cost locally through land or improvements.
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San Antonio
Clemance
Funuds
Enveiriment
Nathan Strauss
Federal Housing Authority
Saterday
Fo Lebler
Mary Maverick
Strauss
Publc
Connecticut
Bible School Class Pantomime Set for Sunday Show
A Bible School class will present a pantomime this Sunday at Garriman Place. Cast includes Joyce, Lloyd Westbrook, Irwin, George Muck Strop, Dorothy, Jen Kemsy, and Loraine Dierkow, with support from Irwin and others.
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Bible School
Onus Autin
Hephrtinih
Garriman
Park
Br Joyce
Lloyd = Westbrook
Aur Irwin
George Muck Strop
Dorothy
Jen Kemsy
Loraine Dierkow
Illness Signals Slow Recovery at University Hospital
A fragmentary report notes Professor Venth, a resident of Bon Avtante, showing signs of improvement after a serious illness. The University hospital staff say his condition is stabilizing as observers report progress since last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venth
Venti
Enuste
University of Bon Avtante
KTSA Adds J C Jennett to Sales Force
J C Jennett joins KTSA sales staff filling a vacancy created by H C Burke’s transfer to the eastern bureau. Jennett comes from the dosuranes business and is described as bringing experience to the station’s advertising department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Jennett
KTSA
TG Dennett
H.C. Burke
Honst Radio
Tun
Henry Lee McFee Takes Studio In New York
The artist Henry Lee McFee, 52, famed for landscapes and figures, has moved into a studio at 5 Timpaine Street near the water works department, following prior occupancy by Gilzon Borel. McFee has shown in New York and other cities, including exhibitions in Washington and Philadelphia, and studied with Gar Ar Students’ at New York City.
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Gilzon Borel
Henry Lee McFee
McFee
Najacenl
Grackenthree Park
Uy Beulplor Bargin
Timpine
Water Works Department
Zekod
Gar Ar
New York City
Alievica
Lae Metropolitas Unscun
New York
Pesinivandt Academy i
Washington
TD. C
King of Kings shown at church amid choir and pageant
A church presented a program titled King of Kings featuring Cecil Bo PrMille, Hy BL Warner, Chrish, Derethy Guna, and Mary. The production highlighted a luminous Mary scene and the rite of OniKeL, tracing its path through dramatic tableaux and a brilliant stage display.
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Neogs
Cirelets Owl
Helents Matiodel Ettarelt
Cecil Bo
Machietlan
Warner
Chrish
Guna
Mary
Ambiguous Cafe Theft Report Stirs Local Nuisance
A scrambled OCR fragment reports a cafe theft involving beer and nickels. An upset proprietor told detectives about unexpected disruptions and unclear details, mentioning a barge, underpass, and unnamed locals. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Viedo
Adlerg Named Head Of San Antonio School Board
Dr James P Hollers elected president of the San Antonio board of education at a special meeting. The vote ended a long factional clash. Hollers replaces Petey Hoefgren as president, with Rabble and others shown present but silent. Hollers is active in veterans and civic groups.
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Dh. J P.adlerg
James P. Hellers
San Antonio Board of Education
Ang Kang Robble
Velng
de. Robbie
Eah
Segato
Youngblood
Hollers
Hull Noungbinod
Dr. Hollers
Petey
Hoefgrn
Deccannd Vier
Car Prowlers Take Coats From Three
A Friday night incident reports three coat thefts in Sanania. A trench coat was taken from W Hochnel at 295 Rigsby Avenue. A leather coat disappeared from BL Mt Kell on ZL Barrera Street. An overcoat was stolen from Ivo George M. Krnh at 940 Mason. Authorities continue investigations.
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Sanania
Sabirday
W. Hochnel
Rigsby Avenue
Mt. Kell
Barrera Street
Ivo George M
Auto Strikes Bicycle Injuring Youth in Irked Street
Roy Hurt injured when an automobile struck bicycle rider Carl Tileman 14. He was thrown from his bike and sustained injuries. Relath B. Greeth was treated with splints for arm injuries. The accident occurred Saturday on the 419 Wayne block near Mirthe. authorities and witnesses reported a vehicle involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hurt
Carl Tileman
Wayne Latrveh
B. Greeth
Irvedertelkshuirg
Maysteinns
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M. G. Nelson
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Waco Daylor
the Gotertnis
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J. C. Wicks
Ghaetes Keltey
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Cor Faye Yaber
Robert Walter
Ted Waller
Roy Pahner
Byl McCown
Clyde Wilburs
Universal Sulhlos Bee
CIA
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Aline Wilson
All Electric Park
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Gen. Kingman
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Seventy-third District Court
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King of Kings
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Asmedean Legion
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Reackenridge Park
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