Around the Plaza and the Little Entente Society
Fragmented text describes Jack Davis of the city attorney’s office and a group gathered in Cobbs’ library to discuss world events. It mentions The Little Entente, reporters, and a humorous aside about cowboys and stirrups, with aside about a new FHA representative to CTV in southwest Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balth~ Fille
Beaumont
FHA
CTV
Texas
St. Anthony
Jack Davis
City Attorney’s Office
Tom Cobbs
Local notes mix of humor and sport in San Antonio scene
A rambling column from San Antonio captures odd vignettes from daily life. It notes roller derby skaters and a young local inking, mentions a soldier moving to Austin, and recalls tales of horses, lords, and a budding newspaper reporter in training. Also touches on a church pageant and a boy’s speech about English and Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Woman Probation Officer Passes Baton to Successor
Mrs. Mary Sintee Hansen, longtime juvenile probation officer at the courthouse, hands over office duties to Mrs. John Gaton. She notes her roles: bookkeeping, distributing 60 000 in child support, suspenses, aiding juveniles, and filing cases. She urges stronger parental involvement, truancy enforcement, and pollution oversight, praising Bedella Grant for reducing delinquency among teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sintee Hansen
John Gaton
Hansen
Wandering badge collector Willie Williams tours San Antonio
Willie Williams, known as Willie Weary, 43, arrives in San Antonio to add badges to his collection of 1497. Fire Chief gift decks his wagon as he plans three weeks here before heading to Oklahoma and back to his California farm. He has traveled 37 states and stores about 5000 badges at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Williams
San Antonia
San Francisco
Oklahoma
L Willams
Wille Weary
San Antonio
Met
Une United States
Sis Prisco
Sec
Williams
Willie
Wandering Willie Sells Papers on Sundays In Joliet
A fragment describes a laboring figure referred to as Willie who pulls a little red wagon, selling papers on Sundays when others rest. He is connected to Joliet and Austin, with mentions of civil servants and officers in a scattered report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Willie
Williams
Austin
Council Manager Officers Named
Charles A. Reynolds was elected president of the Council Manager League in San Antonio. J. Artur Sanity became vice president, Mrs. Marion Johnson secretary, J. M. Miller treasurer, and Hi Pancoast sergeant at arms. Members are urged to contact officers or write to Postoffice Box 2923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Reynolds
Council
San Antonio
J. Artur Sanity
Marion Johnson
J. ML Miller
Pancoast
Beant County Water District Elects Three Re‑elected Members
Three members of the Beant County Water Control Improvement District board were re elected for two terms. In the election held Tuesday, R. S. Boswell T. D. Stapleton and Charles D. Prine were elected with no opponents. A Led Lassere served as president and C. C. Bailey as the two other board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Board
Beant County Water Control Improvement District
Trestiny
R. S. Boswell
T. D. Stapleton
Chaces D. Prvine
Lassere
C. C. Bailey
Bard
Baering Down On the News by Arthur RugS Baer
A satirical column by ARTHUR RugS BAER mocks congressional appropriations and spending. It critiques the committee on appropriations for distributing sun glasses to night watchmen and laments treasury shortages. The piece likens lawmakers to an old lady saving someone in a flood and notes Carter Glass’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Rugs
Baer
Treasury
Finkind
Congress
S A Man Wounded by Accidental Shot
S A Man Winer Bean, 40, of 1805 Essex Avenue, was brought to Robert B Green Hospital Wednesday with a shattered leg from a 45 caliber pistol discharge. Police said he was accidentally shot at Field Package House on 521 East Commerce Street when the pistol fell from Lexes beneath the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winer Bean
Essex Avenue
Robert B. Green
Bolice
Bean
East Commerce Street
Cadet Training Series to Air on HTSA Cal
Radio broadcasts will cover student fliers at Randolph Field and the Cadets training path. Host interviewers include Joan G. Brooks and Capt. James Birwell. Programs run 5:30 to 5:45 p.m. each Thursday for four weeks, with plans for Key Field followups. The series will detail primary, ground, and bush pilot stages and total training hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
HTSA
Cal
Joan GB
Brooks
Randolph Field
James & Birwell
Cadels
Key Field
Law seeks to remove probation posts from politics
A proposal to amend Senate Bill 186 of the Forty ninth legislature would place the chief probation officer and assistants under the juvenile board, removing appointment power from political shifts. Judges discuss delaying effectiveness until incumbents finish terms, hoping to halt board changes with county judge transitions.
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Juveie Board
Efferthyn Moret
J Uvenue Board
J. Ross Boles
Charles W. Anderson
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District Court
Te Board
Venice
Harry L. Howard
Officers Installed by Slavinic Order in Texas Lodge
At the Slavinis Benevolent Order of Texas San Antonio Lodge No 133 annual meeting at W O W hall new officers were installed by retiring president Mary They included A A Mikula president Frank Parma vice president Louis Dressler secretary Louis Lacky accountant Mrs Hugo Woellert treasurer Committees were appointed including shock audit committee visiting the sick and an entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Slavinis Benevient Order of Texas
San Antonio
Lodge No
W. O. W. Hall
Mary
A. A. Mikula
Frank Parma
Louis Dressler
Louis Lacky
Hugo Woellert
Cash and Stamps Stolen at Church
The Rev. F. R. Beakley of Beach Hill Baptist Church reports a burglar stole 50 cents and 1.50 in stamps Monday night. W. M. Aramburi of 3603 West Commerce Street reports a 20 dollar loss of a lighter and air cigarette lighter from a vehicle parked in the 400 block of Water Street.
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Oile Inlet
F. R. Beakley
Beach Hill Baptist Church
W. M. Aramburi
West Commerce Street
Water Street
Exams Slated for Wage Hour Posts
Gunpemwye examinations for positions es for supervising inspector at 3300 a year editor inspector at 3200 and inspector at 2900 were announced by R E Milam civil service examiner of the post office. Applicants must be between 23 and 53 years old. Blanks may be obtained from room 116 of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Milam
Post Office
The Lone Ranger Beg Hint for Sunday's Light
A fragment of a humorous advice column warns cigarette smokers about etiquette at hostess homes. It notes that guests should not mishandle cigarettes, ash vases, or furniture, and suggests proper conduct when leaving. It mentions a radio broadcast by Lona Banger at 5 p.m. on KT5A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Turenistan Gvesting
Laredo Judge Defers Trial in Quin Case Amid Indictments
Judge W W McCrory disqualified himself from presiding over the Quin trial citing a conflict as C K Quin and aides face indictment for alleged misapplication of municipal funds and hiring hundreds of workers for a Democratic primary. Trial set in Thirty-seventh District Court with Judge R D Wright of Laredo named to preside. DA J Te Shook vows prompt prosecution.
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C K. Quin
W. W. McCrory
Crittinal District Cours
RD. Wright
Euredo
Imei
Qula
Gucke
Bishop
Hewth
R. Nel Campbell
Foner Grand Jury
Bt5 Aglion
McGrory
Quin
Gide
McCrory
Ermnd
Paul Kilday
Ticket
Lorne
Sid
Weight
Shook
ocCraty
John Te
Lenny Jeffers
Slatant
Grand Jury
Bnt
Bhook
Criminal District Court
Bexar County
C.K. Quin
R Neil Campbell
P. Bishop
Jocel
Burglars Loot Home on Sharp Street and Auto on North Flores
Burglars carted household furnishings from the home of B Barrera at 130 Sharp Street leaving only a bed and pillow. A separate report from CG R Pinkerman in Rockport notes a bag of clothing and $7 stolen from an auto parked in the 100 block of North Flores Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Barrera
Sharp Street
R. Pinkerman
North Flores Street
Want ads highlights from classified listings
Readable fragments show rentals and goods for sale including a furnished apartment at 2422 West Commerce, an unfurnished house at 501 Arthur Street, room and board at 418 Florida, a small meat market at 409 Duvs sion rand, a LaSalle convertible coupé with radio for 995, and an eight-piece living room group for 08.00.
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America
Indiana
Billy Krempeau
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Azhat
England
Jord
Dsek
Josh
Mke
Enel Whitley Petritisening
Trey
Geoten Piper
News Hi
International Institute
Focal Drug Store
Walter T. Rolfe
Gaiverely of Texas
Arethesia
Gunter
Fimer G. Guay
Arsthy
Missus
Own
Walter Leurlgnt
Corpu Chelstetleray
Stursing
Caurt
Thankie
Nong Davis
get+ Ung
Ws Fraeternity
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ota University
Texan
Molly Heisman
Bedella Grant
John Garoni
Mary 5
Baering
Carter Glass
Carter
S. A
Jack Holden
Kt5a
Laredo
West Comemerce Sherl
Arthur Street
Rowm and Board
Florida
LaSalle
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