Good Housekeeping Digest Page Comes to The Light
A new weekly feature will debut in February in The Light. Paul McNamara of New York City, Hearst general promotion manager, said the page will include reviews of stories, articles, and cooking aids from Good Housekeeping magazine. He noted strong interest in the East and North where it has already launched.
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Good Housekeeping
the Light
Paul MscNamara
York City
Mieger Ter
Hearst Magazines
MacNamers
MacNamara
Hearst
Zoning Clash and Mayoral Feud Dominate Friday’s San Antonio Scene
Report from The San Antonio Light details friction over enforcement of a new zoning ordinance affecting building permits. Mayor Quin faces pressure as political allies report permit denials, while the building inspector and union-backed groups consider further steps. City figures debate inspectors’ removal and a possible mayoral race surge with candidates and precinct activity noted amid ongoing political maneuvering.
French to Hear 5 A Cattle in San Antonio Study
Residents of France will hear cattle, hooves, and traders clatter from San Antonio Union Stock Yard. The event is part of an electrical transcription goodwill experiment to improve U S France understanding. Technicians from the National Broadcasting Company and Henri Diamant Berger conducted interviews with local cattle raisers and radio announcers. Free hillbilly tunes were aired as part of the program before broadcasts reach French radio. The project involves cross cultural exchanges through radio and film representations.
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France
San Anestonio
Union Stock Yard
United States
National Broadcasting
Henri Dismont-Berger
Diamant-Berger
Administration Des Postes Telegraphes
San Antonio
A. Gilliat
Boerne
Hoyt Andres
WOAI
Tom Dickey
Hiss
Rvndio
Edison Class Play Rehearsals Under Way
Edison High School seniors rehearse Wings of the Morning a three act play to be staged February 17 sponsored by Mrs H H Denninger with directors Mrs Jo Hill and Alma B Cox. Cast includes Berry Farrest Alma Dickson Billie Moemer John Arnold Leslie Tiner Robert Bender Anna Crockett Jean McCiuer Sarah Lee Cowan Margaret Rowan Muriel Lee Rascor Ardis Ward Jessie Kinsley Mar hal Wilkinson Jimmy Law son.
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Prinslley
Thomas A. Edison High School
H. H. Denninger
Jo Hill
Alma B Cox
Berry Farrest
Alma Dickson
Billie Moemer
John Arnold
Leslie Tiner
Robert Bender
Anna Crockett
Jean McCiuer
Sarah Lee Cowan
Margaret Rowan
Muriel Lee Rascor
Ardis Ward
Jessie Kinsley
Marahal Wilkinson
Jimmy Lawson
Notable People at County Office Move In San Antonio
The piece details local figures such as Frank Eateryn Dial, Bill Bessions, Luz Garcia Valdez, Kay Hart, Florence McDermott, Henry Kahanee, John Offner, John Faut, Warnken, Frances Btor tz, Mare Traine and others in a social roundup. It notes plans for a move into the National Bank of Commerce building on the thirteenth floor.
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Frank Eateryn Dial
Austin
Bill Bessions
Luz Garcia Valdez
San Antonio
Kay ‘Hart
Florence
McDermott
Henry Kahanee
John Offner
John Faut
Warnken
Frances Btortz
Mare Traine
Jimses
National Bank of Commerce
Traffic crashes injure three. locals treated at hospital
Three people were treated Friday at Robert B Green hospital after a series of traffic accidents on the Laredo highway and near downtown. Injuries ranged from cuts to head trauma as vehicles including a truck and an automobile collided four miles out on the Laredo highway and another crash occurred at viewpoints near Burleson and Hackberry streets. Local residents and named individuals appear in brief, fragmented notices among a broad, disjointed recap of city life.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Laredo
Edward Morales
Arnesto Morales
Laredo Highway
C. B Pilum
Lytle
Texas
K Brady
Enidebeand Avenue
Charlie Kgthi
Blanca
Leo Joerts
Lily
Wilbert—yeh
West Olmos Drive
Johnny
Felice Zig
Charles F Harrison
Fort
Clark
Sam Houston
David Crockett
Alercle
George Washington
Hackberry
Burleson
Benny Wil Joseph Dennis
Broadway
Fincham Pressed Over Building Permit Dispute
Charles Fincham the local building inspector urged lumber dealers to back a resolution condemning ordinance enforcement. A feud between Wilson and Pincham over permit refusals has sparked dispute, with Fincham insisting he is not the one denying permits and feeling placed in a difficult position.
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Fincham
Charles Fincham
Wilson
Pincham
Quint
Phil Wright
County Offices Submit Year End Financial Reports
Year end financial reports from three county offices were submitted to County Auditor Edgar G Garvey. District Clerk Hart McCormick reported receipts of 36080.11 and expenditures of 37931.83. Justice of the Peace Bar Corrigan showed 1938 earnings 12374.85 with 11051.50 in collections and 11286.15 in operating costs. Former County Judge Egbert Schweppe listed office earnings of 9418.56 from fees with 284931 in collections and total expenses of 10810 ITS.
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Edgar G. Garvey
Hart McCormick
Justice of the ‘Peace Bar Corrigan
Egbert ‘Schweppe
Murphy seeks hearing on sit down strikes story
Washington January 13 At his own request Attorney General Frank Murphy gained a chance to tell his account of the Michigan sit down strikes Although a senate judiciary subcommittee had approved his nomination without hearings Murphy urged a public presentation Murphy once governed Michigan during 1937 strikes and faced praise and criticism for not using troops to eject workers Critics say he told some senators he opposed the sit down strikes but wished to avoid a clash with labor officials and plant management
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Washington
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Senate
Murphy
Unsailed suspects held in fatal Mt Eis alley shooting
Rangers arrest two suspects, a man 49 and a woman 36, in connection with the December 97 fatal shooting of Lindsey Lewis Muller Jr. near Mt Eis alley. Captain Lee Miler led the arrests. Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt delays verdict as homicide detectives pursue a possible female lead.
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Lee Miler
Mman
Lindsey Lewis Muller Jr
CCC
Mt Eis Alley
Miller
101
Mays Street
Justice of Thy Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Shoog
F. G. Littlepage
Ed Amacker
Channel tunnel proposal to link England and France
Paris January 14 deputy Marcel Boucher introduced a motion in the chamber of deputies to strengthen military defenses by constructing eight timbers under the English Channel linking England and France. The plan recalls a project proposed in 1802 and could cover about 20 miles.
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Paris
Uei
England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Marcel Boucher
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