Barrier Wins Promotion at San Pedro Library Branch
Coye Lee Barrier, former librarian at the San Pedro Branch Library, was appointed head of the San Pedro unit by the board of trustees on Friday. Barrier, active in branch work for 20 years, opened the first branch unit of the system at Woodlawn and will oversee San Pedro Roosevelt Prospect Hill Woodlawn Lake and Latin American branches with headquarters at San Pedro.
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Goye Lee Sarrier
San Pedro
San Antonio
Julia Grothausbrarian
Miss Barrity
Roosevelt
Prospect Hill
Woodlawn Lake
St Joseph Aspirin Dominates As Pain Relief Choice
The field of analgesics shows St Joseph Aspirin leading the market as the fastest and best selling brand. It claims the title of the world’s largest seller at 10c with a large economy size offering 109 tablets. Demand for St Joseph Aspirin remains high.
Yankee traders eye China's shirt tails again
James Washington reports on postwar China NEP and a push to open private enterprise, inviting foreign investment while preserving state oversight. Analysts warn lingering legal gaps, land ownership questions, and taxation rules as China seeks to attract American machinery and textile tech after Pearl Harbor era restrictions.
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China
James Washington
Bnusy
Chungking
Huey
Thorn
Abe
Pearl Harbor
Chine
8UN Fo
Legislative Yuan
Republic
Fender
Gre
Sinoforeign
Dan
New Yorke
Evening Post
Mercury
Randall Gould
Hag
Chingus
Dr. Sun
NEP
Gome
Swi
St Home
Chicagoan Grows His Own Tobacco
Chicagoan Herman F. Othe discusses the tobacco problem with a detached view. He notes personal cultivation in a side lot amid concrete and surrounding foliage. The fragment hints at aging and abundant supply as part of his stance.
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Chicagoan
Chicago
Herman F. Othe
H D Johnson Dead In California
Los Angeles resident H D Johnson, a former San Antonio business figure active in fraternal circles, died in a California accident on Saturday. Survived by widow Helen, two daughters and three sons.
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H. D. Johnson
California
Ariently
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Helen
Cowboy Outfit Intrigues Band Arrives in San Antonio
The 108 piece Royal Air Farce band arrives by train in San Antonio for two concerts at the Sam Alonso Aviation Cadet Center. Texans greet the British musicians as ranch owner Frank Montigue enjoys their station stop before a sight seeing tour. They plan informal parties with Brig Gen and Mrs Davis and perform Monday and Wednesday nights before moving to Fort Worth.
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Menobera
Royal Air Farce
San Antonio
Sam Alfonso Aviation Cadet Center
Frank M. Montigue
Brig
Gen
Mira
Michael F. Davis
Cadet Centr
Cadet Center
Wing Gamnander RP
Donnell
Fort, Worth
Archbishop’s Mother Dies at 85 in Archbishops Home
Mrs. Mary Nettie Lucey aged 85 mother of Archbishop Robert F. E. Lucey died early Tuesday at the archbishop’s home 114 Hast King's Highway The body will lie in state all day Wednesday with rosary recited A solemn high mass will be offered at San Fernando Cathedral Thursday at 10 a.m. Archbishop Lucey will pontificate then the body goes to Los Angeles for interment Monday Survivors include two daughters Miss May Lucey of San Antonio and Sister Angela Glare of Santa Monica California
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Robert FE. Lucey
King's Highway
San Fernando Cathedral
Lucey
Los Angeles
Calif
Two Engines Out Texan Carries On
Second Lt. Frank B. Eckenroth of San Antonio, Texas, piloted his heavy bomber Gia To Sez Ya on his first combat mission with the 486th Bombardment Group over rail yards at Maine, Galea, during an Eighth Air Force raid. His crew suffered two casualties earlier, and he flew alone through flak and Luftwaffe threat to return his damaged plane and crew safely to England.
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England
Frank B. Eckenroth
San Antonio
Gia
Maine
Galea
Eckenrothy
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