Austin San Angelo and Temple refuse meat from most San Antonio plants
Three Texas cities Austin San Angelo and Temple refuse meat and meat products from all but two San Antonio packing companies Mission and Roegelein are government inspected so their products cannot be refused Austin cites inspection standards while municipal plant revenue motives and local packing officials say the ban hurts San Antonio shipments and that goat meat is allowed though not handled by the Austin plant Municipal health officer Dr Van C Tipton defends local inspection as strict and nationally recognized by the Sanitary Livestock Commission
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Texas
Austin
San Angelo
Temple
San Antonio
Mission
Pr. van C. Tipton
City Health Inspection Service
National Sanitary Livestock Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
Temples
San Angelos
Powell Visiting Texas Prompts Texan Warm Reception Debate
The piece notes a planned Texas visit by Mr. William Powell and describes a lively, humorous portrait of Texas hospitality. It contrasts Texas barbecues and dances with warnings about drink laws, and includes satirical passages on parking meters and a poker primer by Jerry Kahler.
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William 5. Powell
Texas
Mike
Powell
Esas
New York
Highlights From the Want Ads
Classified listing notes multiple rental options including 6 room houses in Maggin block off South New Brauntoly Ave, 4 room furnished and unfurnished homes at 200 East Hall Harlandale and 1502 Fulton, a 4 room unfurnished house at RS Wormandy, and a cafe with electric equipment for sale at 1800. Advertisement provides monthly rents and classification references.
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Ani
Maggin
New Brauntoly Avener
East Hall
Harlandale
Fulton
RS Wormandy
Sol
Sade
Chassie Flention
Used Grocery Bags Inspire Rainy Day Hack
Mrs Carol Knolk unveils a clever reuse of grocery bags to make galoshes. Jupiter Plavins noted the idea after observing protection for shoes stockings and car floor boards in mud. The novelty may spread as friends imitate the hack on the next rainy day.
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Carol Knolk
Jupiter Plavins
Railroad Is Sued in Husband's Death
Mrs Mayme Mae Wilson widow of Albert J Wilson sues the railroad for 40000 damages in a seventy third district court action filed Tuesday alleging her husband was killed in the line of duty at Austin on October 17 due to employee negligence. The suit also names Guy A Thompson trustee for the railroad. Randolph L Carter represents the plaintiff.
City Information Bureau Installed
Jimny Knight, a purchasing agent, led the setup of the city hall information bureau by the foyer on Tuesday. Mayor Maury Maverick announced the initiative last week to improve taxpayer service. The bureau will handle miscellaneous inquiries and complaints and direct them to the proper department, with a battery of phones to speed communications.
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Jimny Knight
City Hall
Maury Maverick
Two Sentenced on Theft Counts
Two San Antonio residents received 30 days each after pleading guilty to theft. David Martinez of 502 San Carlos Street admitted stealing a $45 bicycle from Joe Cruz of 41 South Concho Street on December 23. Henry Imes, listed as 102 Queen Court, admitted theft of a pair of pants from J. A. Bolla at Penney Company on December 27. Judge C. J. Matthews sentenced them in County Court-at-Law No. 2.
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San Antonio
David Martinez
San Carlos Street
Joe Cruz
South Concho Street
Henry Imes
Lsted
Queen Court
A. Bolla
Drunken Driving Complaints Filed
Charges of driving while intoxicated were filed Tuesday in Justice of Peace. Maximo Espita, 142 F street, charged by Officer Martinez with DWI at Commerce and Soledad on January 6. Elton Moore, 207 Ripford street, charged by Officer Bury with the same offense, alleged at Len Block of Nagatitos street on January.
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Justice of Peace
Gorrigan
Maximo Espita
F Street
M. A. Martinez
Commerce
Soledad Streets
Elton Moore
Ripford Street
E.R. Bury
Len
Nagatitos Street
Heat On at Home, He Sleeps in Park
District radio reporter A. J. Moore described a scene where a man, overheated, slept in a park rather than his home. When Moore and a colleague attempted to assist him inside, a conflict with a woman at the home escalated with a torrent of cursing, forcing the officers to retreat.
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West Prench
Moore
Baering Down On the News
Arthur Bugs Baer critiques Democratic broadcasts and Republican tactics in the 1940 political scene. He mocks party rhetoric and jokes about a picnic lunch as a symbol of partisan bias while noting decibels of oratory and a playful census question.
Woman Burglar Reported Routed
A negro woman burglar was routed from an apartment at 400 East Dewey Place after occupants heard ransacking. Charles J. Smith said he heard a disturbance in Hay Wilson’s quarters. upon opening the door the woman fled, apparently without taking anything.
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Dewey Place
Charles J. Smith
Hay Wilson
No Castor Oil Names for Flossie’s Five Kittens
Miosele notes her feline world sits between castor oil and paregoric. George Keene drug store on South Flores street drew kitten names from the offerings Castor Oil Magnesia Para porle Ipecac and Asafoetida. Flossie’s five kittens were born two weeks ago.
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Flossie
Keene's
Son
Asattiday
Miosele
Castor Oil
Flossie Declares No Childhood Medicines For Her Children
Flossie declares there will be none of that for her children saying there will be none of it. Her firm stance suggests strict parenting and concern over medicines used in childhood.
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Flossie
Bate
Negro Sought in Holdup Near Houston Street Home
Police sought a large yellow Negro after he accosted Mrs. Charles Hummel near 1827 East Houston Street. He twisted her arm and robbed her of more than $30 from under her coat as she walked from a grocery store. The attack happened around dusk Saturday, according to Hummel.
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Charles Hummel
East
Houston Street
Hummel
President's Unit Sets Annual Dinner Dance
The President's Unit announced its annual dinner dance on February 10 at the Gunter Hotel after a council meeting. Fred Reutzel, president, named a committee to handle arrangements including Jessie N. Fletcher, Mioe, Preston Dinl and Mrs Mina Burnett.
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Ban Antonin
Conell Wit
Gunter Hotel
Dit
Connell
Fred Reutzel
Jessie N. Fletcher
Mioe
Preston Dinl
Mina Burnett
Fuller to Talk on Russian Trip at Optimist Meeting
Edward J. Puller national councilman of the M. M. AL will discuss Russia at the Optimist civic meeting Wednesday in the Gunter hotel. Puller has recently resigned from a lengthy tour of Russia, according to William A. Russell, program chairman.
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Edward J. Puller
National
Russia
Optimist Civic l
Gunter Hotel
Puller
William A. Russell
St Mary's aviation students near solo flight milestone
Ten of the 20 St Marys university vocational flying students at Stisson Field have soloed or are close to soloing under eight hours of dual instruction required by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Instructors Paul Daily and Lloyd Brown report those soloed include Beaven Besk Cody Dinkla Henson Hummel Hynes Gonzales Rasor Taylor. Remaining students Davis Domanene Manley Vos a Weineanfel White Zinn Glemens Menger Rosow still on the dual stage awaiting solo hours.
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St Mary's University
Stisson Field
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Paul Daily
Lloyd Brown
United Aero Corporation
William M. Beaven
Atgish H. Besk
Joseph H. Cody ,Jr
Karel G. Dinkla
Howard J. Henson Jr
Charley W. Hummel
George W. Hynes Jr
Horace RR. Gonzales
Frank J. Rasor
Jack K. Taylor
Pistol Carrying Fine Is Assessed
Louis Mendeg of 825 South Felo street was fined $125 after pleading guilty to unlawful pistol carrying in City Court. The offense, alleged for December 30, was heard by Judge McCoflim Burnet with City Police filing the complaint by J. R. Chambers.
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Louis Mendeg
Natrd
South Felo Street
Devel Wen
City Po
J. R. Chambers
Mendes
McCoflim Burnet
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Stinson
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Bill Cason
Xwell
Harmon
Distast
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Meter Sgampten
Sam
Eddie
Jerry Kahler
Sturt
Kahler
City Information Bureau
Baering
Arthur
Bugs Baer
Democrats
Ealing
Old San Antonio
Villita
Art Bennack
la Villita
Smith-Young
Dan Aplett
Texas Highway Patrol
Fun Borman
TQ Studento Iould
Pat Davis Jr
Arthur Domanene
Hil- Herd K. Manley
Johm DB
Vosa
Robert J. H. Weineanfel
Edward P. White
John F. Zinn Jr
Augustus D. Glemens
Albert G. Menger
Robert 5. Rosow
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