National Furniture Warehousemen Meet In San Antonio
Visitors from across the United States and Canada will attend the National Furniture Warehousemen's Association convention at the Gunter hotel January 10 to 25. An elaborate entertainment program includes a luncheon, theatre party, masque ball, and trips to local clubs and Mexico. Delegates from the organization will be hosted by San Antonio officers and city leaders, with a full slate of national officers and directors listed.
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United States
Canada
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Country Club
Gunter Cave
Jaca
Mexico
Latrimer
Buffalo
George A. Stutherford
Gleve
Frank M. Brock
Glendale
Muligan
New York
Liquor Agents Told to Shoot First War on Liquor
Government enforcement officers prepared to expand operations in rural districts to curb bootlegging. undercover operatives report heightened activity as agents plan aggressive raids, including in remote areas, amid prohibition era efforts.
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Ediferan
Bertisey
Jas Vegas
Nee
Dan
Walter
Prohibition
Wnder
Lenating Sbn
Exery
Hole
Texas Oil Boom Town Kilgore Emerges With Hotel Plan
Kilgore Texas sees rapid growth as Rogers Lacy fails to set a contract for a modern three story brick hotel with 40 rooms. Once a tiny settlement, Kilgore now hosts about 1000 residents in a booming oil town.
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Texas
Kilgore
Rogers Lacy
Battersby Hosts Employees Dinner at Cauthorn Café
George F L Battersby manager of JTormel and Company Packers honors employees with a Saturday evening banquet in San Antonio territory at the Cauthorn Café.
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Battersby
George FL Battersby
Jtormel and Company Packers
Wnd Hort Mtn
San Antonio
Cauthorn
Cnfe
David Bigelow Struck by Auto in City Accident
David Bigelow, 70, of 2912 South Floces Street, was struck by an automobile at Avenue Fe and Monintrest and treated at Green Hospital on Saturday night.
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David Bigelow
David Nigelow
South Floces Street
Waa
Optometrist Ad Claims Vision Alarms Over Glasses
Dr J J Osborn discusses eye discomfort from imperfectly shaped lenses and axis errors. He notes constant muscle strain causes irritation and progressive vision loss despite tint changes, urging readers to seek comfort through proper correction.
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Moore
Viziany Grovwtha
Milstead Named Head of San Antonio Police Identification Bureau
A. Milstead, head of the San Antonio police identification bureau, Saturday was appointed Veatonint of police, a new title in the department. Chief Owen Killby announced after a conference with Vallee and Fire Commissioner Kis Weight. Milstead, previously confined at home by illness, had joined the force on a motorcycle patrolman in 1931.
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Milstead
San Antonio
Isting
Milsten
Kikday
Derant
Classitien Tinn
St. Light
S A Woman Charged In Baby's Death
A South American woman named Mildred Tolmson was charged with murder after a baby boy’s body was found in a trash bin days earlier. Investigators say she gave birth on January 3 and disposed of the infant. coroner ruled death natural birth.
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John II Shock
Johnson
U. Wu
Arash
Arash Can
Luckberrs Street
Robert DB. Green Hospital
Shook
Graban
Oklahoma Paroles Granted by Governor Holloway
Executive clemency actions released today show Governor Holloway approved 18 paroles. Over the last two weeks 202 paroles have been granted as the governor’s term nears its March 192? end. the governor-elect is W. L. Murals known as Alfalfa Dik.
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Orvatriva Grox
W. J. Tlotlowas
Mareh
Morales
Hollow
W. LL
Detectives Raid Two Gambling Busts on City Streets
Investigators raided a barber shop and pool hall on West Commerce Street and a hacker shop on West Klous Ton Street, taking suspects into custody. They detained several men on gaming charges at the headquarters, with arrests tied to alleged gambling activity.
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West Commerce Street
Thevince
West Klouston Street
Policeman Kills Bandit in Arkansas Night Shooting
An unidentified bandit was killed by Patrolman Lester Herardson near a restaurant after the bandit refused to surrender. The incident occurred tonight as the officer passed the scene and fired in defense of himself and the public.
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Act Arkansas
Kan
Jan
INS
Algin
Lester
Herardson
Theft at Dime Bank Reported and Home Burglaries
A report from Thiers notes a break in at Dr Ent Merrick's home on Vurr drive with a dime bank containing BI stolen. A large overcoat two cameras and a pistol were also taken. F Nayol of Davis Bond reports clothing stolen from a parked car.
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Ent Merrick
Nayol
Davis Bond
Sojourners Endorse Foreign Policy Against Entanglements
At their national convention, Sojourners adopt a resolution opposing foreign alliances and entanglements. They favor building a strong national defense and reject the League of Nations and the World Court as threats to sovereignty.
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Eran
Army Orders (Universal Service) listings at Washington DC
An article lists numerous Army personnel transfers and postings to Fort Sam Houston and other posts, naming officers and units in scattered assignments. It notes hospitals, Philppines, Port Miesdul, and Forts, with many U.S. Army locations and personnel changes. A separate note mentions a magazine piece about a "paper match" lipstick in today's San Antonio paper.
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Universal Service
Washington, D.C
Colansis
John S
Howell
FA. Cay
Feel
Bil Ninty
Gnesmore
Carl Nylur
Port Gam Houston
Sam Be Brette
Fark Twin
Krank Riader
M.A
Caribele Wariarks
John PD
Minerig
O. D
Conner
Brank
Taxlors J
Canyon Bank Robbery Stuns Texas Town
In Canyon Texas Panhandle authorities seek bold bank bandits who held multiple people prisoner at the First National Bank and absconded with about $13 379.60 in currency. The escape route and car type remain uncertain as investigators search surrounding roads.
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Canyon
Texas
Livs
Senco
Favo Goggs
First National Bank
Amarillo
Imen
Louight
Bell Canyon
AmorMo
Uesuault
Uulf
Lauritur
Jock
Levi Vole
Vilam
Coles
Subrief
Jomtry
W. Q. Black
Black
Caly
Baul
Soviet bans American cotton for 1981 import year
Moscow announces no import of American cotton in 1981. The Soviet Textile Union will meet demand with Soviet grown cotton, boosting Turkestan cotton acreage under the five year plan to compensate for the ban.
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Moscow
Russia
All Union
Ernst
Tully
Turkestan
Funeral Service for F. Schachzer Set for Monday
Ferdinand Schaezler 61 of 1204 Grayson street died Saturday night after a long illness. Funeral services will be at Varibe em undertakers with burial in Uyibins cemetery. Survived by three children, a sister and a brother, and years in the local grocery business. He was born in San Antonio and lived here all his life. member of the Knights of Pythias.
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Ferdinand Schaezler
Grayson Street
Varibeem
Nthe Aatehia
Uyibins
Schaezler
Friests
Havin Hem
Pss
San Anetonia
Flo
The
Knights of Pythias
Mnizations
Ace
Jtine
Victor Schnezler
L. Freel
Sophie Mine Yi
Olla Sehnvzler
Oklahoma Town Is Without Banks
Tillman County bank and the Hume State bank failed to open for business terms leaving Grandfield without banking facilities in January news.
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Oklahoma
Grandfield
Okla
Tillman Cony Bank
Hume State Bank
Pope's encyclical prompts Anglican responses in Britain
Unclear Vatican document discussed at Lambeth Palace with Archbishop of Canterbury Gordon Taylor noting the encyclical may target all Catholic churches in Britain rather than specific Anglican aims. Westminster official uncertain on direct target, signaling broader Catholic guidance for local churches amid Lanthutl conference decisions. The piece ends by touting a misc classifieds sale line about office and yard miscellaneans.
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London
Lambeth Palace
Gordon Tang
Canterbury
Westminster Cathestral
Home Seekers Brought to Valley by Ford Planes
Ford planes bring more home seekers to the valley as officials note potential for expanding air transport. A recent flight carried another group from Cincinnati aboard the Qinne ship, signaling feasibility of using aviation to relocate workers.
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Edinbcug
Cosas
Jan
Qo Valley and Company
Eslinburg
Cincinnati
Tone’ Company
Pla Ta Conciane
Iyengutcity
Pipe Line Head in Receivership Suit Sparks City Controversy
A receivership suit filed in the US District Court in Cincinnati involves the Missouri Pipe Line Company. Stockholders allege mismanagement and seek court action to protect their interests amid unrest over control and finances.
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Pipe Line
Cincago
Missouri Pipe Line Company
Todny
Cincinnati
City Audit Report Soon Expected by Mayor Chambers
Report notes auditors serving city since 192d expect final findings by February 1. Completion depends on printing and access to key parties. Classified notices may connect readers to those involved.
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C. M. Chammbers
Whursting
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