Girl in The Green Coat by Hazel Livingston
Mary Driscoll, a newspaper reporter, shares a shabby Rollar Building studio with Peggy Hud son, an interior decorator, as tenants bicker over rent and a late night rule. Night noises, locked doors, and eerie hallways heighten tension as Peggy and Jan Proust navigate isolation, fear, and a return of past love Gil Castle amid a stormy February night.
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Rollar
Mary Driscoll
Peggy Hudson
Peggy
Jan Proust
Jan
Mary
Mr. Grant
Gren
Salting
Peg
Gil Castle
Fila
Ben Shaeffer
George Evans
Evans
George
Aline
Ber
Allin
North Beach
Inquest Held Over Death From Car Attack
Justice of the Peace J W Saye conducted an inquest Tuesday into the death of Videl Martinez, 60, of 323 Thomas Street, who died Monday night at a home after a car attack.
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Justice of the Peace
J. W. Saye
Videl Martinez
Thomas Street
Ex-Reporter Harvey Pollay Jr Heads to Naval Training
Former Light reporter Harvey Pollay Jr arrives in San Antonio from Encalada ranch in northern Coahuila en route to Great Lakes Naval Training Station Chicago for training. He expects to receive serve election in May after UT journalism degree. Pollay quit The Light in fall to join Encalada ranch roundup on the 300000 acre property.
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Harvey Pollay Jr
San Antonio
Encalada Ranch
Coahuila
Great Lakes
Chicago
Pollay
Allereign
University of Texas Journalism
Light
Encatada Ranch
Demas Hoover Named Vice President for Southwest HOH
Demas Hoover, retired ex president of the San Antonio Society for the Hard of Hearing, is named vice president for the Southwestern zone of the American Society for the Hard of Hearing. He will organize local hard of hearing groups across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana Arkansas and Mexico. Hoover previously led the San Antonio society as president for two years with officers elected at the Builders' Exchange building.
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Demas Hoover
Dent
San Antonio Society For the
Southwestern
American Society For the
Hoover
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lansiana
Arkansas
Alexico
Builders’ Exchange Building
Waste Paper Appeal Made
Waste paper appeal urged again via Garfield 9334 to donate as officers note one ton yields 1500 shell containers 47000 boxes for 30 caliber ammunition 71000 dust covers for airplane engines or 3000 practice targets. Conservationists say every five billion dollars spent for defense yields about two billion pounds of paper saved.
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von Antonis
Garfield
Neca
The Thief Given Stiff Sentence in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 13, Tarry J. Cunen, 23, became the first motor vehicle thief charged under tire rationing to receive a prison term. Judge Harry S. McDevitt imposed 2 1 2 years, warning the offender that tire-stealing friends should not expect leniency.
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Philadelphia
Harry S. McDevitt
Tarry J. Cunen
Cycle crash injures several at Osro Moc area
In the 450 block of the avenue at Osro Moc, 27 year old Osro Moc was treated at Robert A Green hospital for a possible broken shoulder while another man 46 suffered a possible broken rib after a truck collision in the 106 block. Miss Dora Mac Gibson 204 Ware avenue received an ankle injury in a two vehicle crash at Roosevelt avenue and Mitchell Street. Craig Bledsoe 4118 Goday street had a slight head injury in the same incident.
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Osro Moc
Nolan Street
Robert A. Green Hospital
Duck R. O'Neil
Talley Hotel
Alamo Plaza
Dora Mac Gibyon
Ware Avenue
Whiel
Roosevelt Avenue
Mitchell Street
Aef al Cevallos
Ores Strents
Craig Bledsoe
Goday Surtet
WPA Concert Opens New Free Series At San Pedro
The WPA Symphony Orchestra begins a free monthly series with a concert at 8 p.m. on Thursday January 22 at San Pedro playhouse. The event was previously scheduled for January 15.
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WPA
WPA Symphony Orchestra
Jat
San Pedro Playhouse
Dempsey Applies for Navy Enlistment in New York
Ex heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey aged 46 seeks permission from Governor Lehman to enlist in the New York guard after being denied admission to the regular army due to age. Albany report notes his persistent bid to serve.
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Dempsey
Albany
INS
Jack Dempsey
Herbert Lehman
New York State
Iguard
Boy Safe in Pacific War
Heron Dunlap a former high school student and now petty officer third class in the navy went to sea after the Pearl Harbor attack. His mother Mrs J D Dunlap of 1030 Hildebrand Avenue said she received a letter bearing a postmark.
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Rsen
J. D. Dunlap
Hildebrand Avenue
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