Century Resident Mrs Ary W Jonatte Dies at 61
Funeral services are set for Mrs Ary W Jonatte, 61, of 231 St Charter Street, who died Tuesday. The service will be held Wednesday at the Ibzik sKeamts Chapel with Rev Evereth Jones presiding. She was born in London and lived in San Antonio nine years. Survivors include her husband William A Chaffeyson, a son, sisters Mrs Ja A Ives and Mrs Francea B Cook, Miss Lydia A Ive, and brother George H Ive of Long Beach. Burial will be at Mission Bur jel park with pallbearers Howard Kochler, Belwid Arnold, Arthur Guerra, C Wilkinson, Ruddie Duelm and Bill Haynes.
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IbziksKeamts Chapel
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San Antonio
William A Chaffeyson
Arinuy Oc
Heights Schools Hold Raid Drills Echoing San Antonio Air Defense
Alamo Heights schools conducted a second air raid drill with elementary to high school pupils, drills taught safety refuges, bell signals, and orderly movement. Superintendent Reed said only a direct bomb hit risks injuries. more drills follow. Additional fire extinguishers bought for protection.
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Alamo Heights
KR. B. Reed
Reed
Ren
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Diphtheria Immunization Urged by City Health Official
City health officer Dr W A King urged parents to immunize their children after a state health officer announced rising diphtheria cases. With a war era doctor shortage feared, the team announced a free immunization service to prevent an epidemic in the area.
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W. A. King
King
George W. Cox
Ine
Attorney to describe alien travel controls on KTSA
U District Attorney Ben Poster will describe regulations governing alien travel and citizen cooperation in handling aliens in a 9 30 to 10 address Tuesday over KTSA. The talk will outline how authorities monitor and manage alien controls and what residents can do to assist.
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Ben Poster
KTSA
Pyitieh
Guards Discuss Air Plan At San Antonio Meeting
Major Snyder outlines Texas Defense Guard air branch aims at the Sir Ankharry hotel briefing. San Antonio's Maj E and Germany staff accompany as 15 air squadrons are authorized for Texas defense. The 1241 squadron based in San Antonio is forming, with pilots invited to attend.
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Sir Ankharry
Joseph Snyder
Snyder Toy
San Antonio
Maj. E
Germany
Air Branch
Texas Defensa Guard
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Third Army Adds 3 New Officers to Staff
Third Army headquarters Tuesday announced three officers joining the staff. Capt. Janes D. Trylor will serve in the office of the assistant chief of staff G-2, from the 82nd Division. Capt. Raymond L. Michalak moves to G-2 from the 12th Division. Lieut Russell P. Agnew transfers to the office of the surgeon from Camp Hulen Texas. Maj. Roy R. Priest shifts from the quartermaster to the Third Army reclassification board.
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Janes D. Trylor
G-2
82Nd Division
12Nd
Raymond L. Michalak
G A
Lieut
Russell PL Agnew
Camp Hulen
S A Building on Boom Time Basis
Despite material shortages caused by the war, S A Building reports ongoing Cay] F Wideman as chief building inspector notes 62 permits issued Monday totaling 48610 including 18 for new residences and an 80 escalator permit for Jarske arros company.
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New Cadets in Kelly Field Reviewed by Army Officials
A group of local and visiting Army officials observed a cadet review at Kelly Field late Monday. Maj. Gen. Richard Donovan led the reviewing, with Brig. Gen. Hubert Hartman and numerous officers from Kelly, Maxwell, and training centers in attendance. Also present was Wing Commander H. A. V. Hoge of the RAP.
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Col
A. L. Stead
Southeast ‘Training Center
Maxwell Field
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Thomas 8. Power
West Coast Training Center
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End
Okla
Cal
Stewart F. Miler
Sleat
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Washingten
Wiig Commoander H. A. V. Hoga
The
RAP
Benito Wrote Better Than He Knew
New York January 13. Benito Mussolini’s praise of President Roosevelt is quoted, claiming Roosevelt’s courage buoyancy and optimism raised morale and neutralized uncertainty. The piece notes this quotation circulated in U S papers years ago and reappeared in the New York Journal and American.
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Roosevelt
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IL Duce
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New York Journal
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al Duce
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Rad
Births At Gren Hospital In 1941 Record High
The hospital reports 1051 births in 1941, as cited by hospital archivist Mrs. Bertha Langenberg. The year shows life beginning anew at Robert B. Gren Hospital with steady yearly totals.
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Compargor
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Archbishop Plans Four Sectional Meetings in Diocese
Archbishop Robert E. Lucey will launch the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine with the first conference at Central Catholic High School in San Antonio. Subsequent meetings are set for Oyalde Cuero and Schulenburg on January 20 25 and February 1. Miriam Marks will lead demonstrations in catechetical work and discussion clubs after each meeting, with Anthony Drozd and Verona Spellmire assisting.
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San Antonio Arch
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Anthony F. ‘Drozd
Catholic Action
Verona
Spellmire
St. Mary's University
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Robber Criticizes Wastrel Victims
Philadelphia, January 13. John Zinkiewicz faced a magistrate on charges he robbed fourteen homes in Upper Darby suburb. He claimed his loot totaled 335.80 and criticized residents for not living up to expectations.
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Upper Darby
John Zinkiewicr
Teacher Offers Spur to Aviators
Montgomery Alabama January 13 CINS Frank W Hulse president of the Southern Airway Uuboing sells out at Decatur purchased a 1000 defense bond and will present it to the first graduate of its school who shoots down an enemy aircraft.
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Frank W. Hulse
Southern Airway Uuboing
Decatur
Mother Bills Army for Son's Leave
An Iowa youth due for induction could not reach the Des Moines induction center due to a New Year blizzard. He spent five days at home with his mother who sent a payment for his booth and room to the selective service office. Canada plans loan for wartime funding to be offered next month.
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Port Des Moines
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Say
Remodeling Older Buildings to Meet Housing Demands
Officials of the Federal Housing Administration say speed is critical as defense industries expand and attract workers to industrial areas. Remodeling existing structures into multi family units can be faster than new construction, providing immediate housing for arriving employees and reducing repair time versus complete new builds.
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P. L. Anderson Visits Governor in Austin
Fire and Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson of San Antonio called on Governor Coke Stevenson in Austin today. He said he was en route in Dallas to observe that city's blackout tent.
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P. L. Anderson
Bar Antonio
Coke Stevenson
Dallas
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