Cadenzas of Casadesus Linked to Beethoven Concerto
Mrs. Charles W. Moore sought a copy of the Beethoven concerto with cadenzas for Robert Casadesus who offered his own copy for photostatic copies while he visits San Antonio to perform with the symphony. The cadenzas are Casadesus originals published in France. Barker cited as Good Neighbor of the Week by KIWW. The Barnes family moved to 702 Ogden Lane. Warren Calvert, a captain, has left the army and visits Leesville with Mrs. Calvert and Diane.
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Charles W. Moore
Robert Casadesus
Main Ave
Raymond Barnes
Ogden Lane
Warren Calvert
Leesville, Va
Miss Booth Weds Charles Bass at St Marys Chapel
Miss Myrtle Jane Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert G Booth Jr married Charles Buddy Bass son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bass at St Marys chapel Tuesday morning Rev Thomas F Tierney officiated The bride wore ivory duchess satin with lace yoke and cathedral train She carried a white orchid and rosary A reception followed at the Bright Shawl and the couple plans a home at 814 W Evergreen
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St. Mary’s Chapel
Myrtle Jane “Turt" Booth
Herbert Gordon Booth Jr
Charles’ “Buddy” Bass
Henry Bass
Thomas F. Tierney
Austin
Evergreen
Charles Bass
Myrtle Jane ‘Turt" Rooth
Fashion Editors Preview of New York Dress Institute Week
New York opening day of the Dress Institute’s fourteenth press week showcased Pauline Trigere Jane Derby Maurice Rentner and other couture figures. Highlights included Trigere’s 1920s inspired but wearable pieces and Rentner’s debonair, lighthearted designs with a notable Alencon lace evening gown.
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Joyu
Snecint
New York
New York Dress Institute
Pauline Trigere
Jane Derby
Maurice Rentner
America
Couture
Walt
the Waldorf
Peter Arno
Deems Taylor
Guy Lombardo
Milton Berle
Ray Bolger
Richard Hudnut
Tina Leser
Badin
Miss Leser
Jane” Derby
Budget Cuts Hit San Antonio Health Work Report Details Shortfalls
A Monday report by Dr. PFJ Nixon, chair, cites San Antonio as a historically unhealthy city with high deaths from tuberculosis and diarrhea. Despite a firm health department under Dr. Austin E., financial shortages curb work. Fifteen long range recommendations urge more personnel, expanded nursing, immunization, mental health, housing, sewer water upgrades, and improved hospital services.
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Chamber of Commerce Health Committee
PF. J. Nixon
San Antonio
Health Department
Austin E. In
Corral
Robert, B. Green Hospital
Railman Dies After Collapse on City Tracks
A Missouri Pacific yard railman collapsed and died at West Commerce Street and the tracks after sitting on a bench Monday afternoon talking with a coworker. Police said he was pronounced dead on arrival at Santa Rosa hospital. Justice of the Peace John N. Ogden ordered the body held for county physician pending arrival of family members.
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Davis
Belton
Yard
Masky
Missouri Pacific Ry
Merce St
Santa Rosa Hospital
Justice of the Peace
John N. Ogden
Payroll figures show 1945 civilian wages and taxes
The Flying Times reports 11,500 civilian workers earned a total of 95,561,136.12 in 1945. About 1,987,686.34 went to taxes, leaving 43,500,000 for San Antonio trade channels. The figures were compiled by Waller H. Downing, payport certifying screen.
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Kelly
Ae Ivan
Flying Times
Waller
H. Downing
Uncle Sam
San Antonia
L A Folk Going Coming Schedule for San Antonians
San Antonio residents Mr. and Mrs. G Archie Heland depart for a yearly business and pleasure trip to Hollywood Florida. They plan to stay at Hollywood Beach hotel and visit New Orleans on the return trip, with an expected return around February 1. Meanwhile Mrs. H A Ward and daughter Mrs Gus fivester plan a six week California stay starting Monday, visiting in Montalbo and then Los Angeles and Ventura before heading home.
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San Antonians
Archie Heland
Hollywood
Fla
Hollywood Beach
New Orleans
H. A. Ward
Daghter
Gus Fivester
California
Montalbo
Woman Fends Off Thief At Greyhound Station
Mrs Bessie McGee of 316 F Quincy Street reported a Black man attempted to snatch her purse at the Greyhound bus station early Tuesday. She used a flashlight to fight him, he then tried to choke her and fled. The 5 30 am incident occurred while she waited for a bus.
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Bessie McGee
F. Quincy
Greyhound
Cardul Relief Promises Monthly Comfort for Women
An ad claims Cardul eases menstrual distress and uterine spasms for many women. It asserts relief occurs within days of use and presents hopeful testimonials, urging purchases for the monthly ordeal.
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Charles M. Trub
Carroll Davis
Herbert Gordon Booth
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