Automobiles and designers push imaginative, practical trend
The narrative surveys Frankly odd car designs at a Dallas Fort Worth show, noting compact trucks with 19 seats and quick start capability, and critiques on safety and utility. It also mentions Col Ed Nix visiting Dallas and Fort Worth, Seguin natives welcoming Ellis's grand exalted ruler, and a reference to a morbid anatomy exhibit at the Gunter hotel medical convention.
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Seguin
Ellis
W. M. Ryan
Gunter Hotel
Rubiola Urged to Clean Out San Pedro Pool
San Antonio attorney W G Lins urged Park Commissioner Sacco Rubiola to clear the San Pedro swimming pool. The waters were described as elegnant with river-bottom scum. Lindon, with a small party, usually takes an early morning dip before summer and winter.
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Rubiola
San Pedro
W. G. Lins
Értt Sr
San Antonio
Sacco Rubiola
Lindon
Sumner
Pwinter
Minden
Males
College elects class favorites at Wealmoorland campus
The academy announced its class favorites with a list of students including Miya Bobble Len Carlin Phish Holgar Clayton Benwips Billy Withdhe Juniors Miases Mary Arie ann Oar Wesley Ogden Otntdo Graver Misaca Mary Toulse Seggeyman Mary Win field Andy Jack Salted Rorl. PR in card.
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College
Trirllon
Claga
Wealmoorland
Tioannlore
Miya
Len Carlin
Phish Holgar
Clayton Benwips
Billy Withdhe
Mary Arie
Ann Oar
Wesley Ogden
Otntdo Graverland
Academy
Misaca
Mary Toulse Seggeyman
Mary Winfield
Andy Jack
Western Prule Jobbers Convention Sets Elections At Memphis
Delegates at the thirtieth annual Western Prule Jobbers association convention at the Plaza hotel discussed fruit shipping brokerage and jobbing issues. Speakers included George A. Marsh of St. Louis and W. Sehleussner of Los Angeles with an open member forum. A luncheon, golf tournament at Brackenridge Park, and a sightseeing trip were planned, with nominations to be announced after Thursday's banquet. Elections Friday likely to name Sam Goho das as president and Memphis as next convention city.
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Prulé Jobbers’ Association of America
Plaza Hotel
George A. Marsh
St. Louis
W. Sehleussner
Los Angeles
Wilt Lour
Cranmittes
J. R. Baldwin
St. Laws
Nat Goldsmith
San Antonio
Ed Gravier
Hutchineon
Kaw
Sam Gohodas
Ishpeming
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
Whisit
Strong Campaten
Stimulus to Fruit and Vegetable Industry Advocated
Man from San Francisco, H P Garin, tells a federal aid benefits argument at the Frulb Jobbers association of America convention. He notes dollar purchasing power boosts the industry, cites Christmas sales, and predicts 1934 will be better as gold policy stimulates domestic trade. Garin runs B P Gar Company, ships vegetables nationwide and uses a snow ice packing device.
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Vncraneae
H.P. Garin
San Francisco
Garin
California
Frulb Jobbers Association of
B. P. Gar
Gario
Alor
First World War pictures to be published Sunday Light
War at its worst unfolds in uncensored images in The First World War to be published in the Sunday Light. Army officers at Fort Sam Houston endorse the exhibit while condemning conflict and arguing other wars differ in nature and impact.
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Fort Sam Houston
Rabbi Frisch to Return for Friday Services
Rabbi Ephraim Frisch of Temple Beth El will return from a board meeting in Cincinnati to conduct services Friday at 3 p m and again at 9 30 p m on Saturday. He is currently attending the Hebrew Union College board of governors in Cincinnati.
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Rabbi Frisch
Ephraim Frisch
Temple Beth-El
Board of Governors
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Brackenridge High Rifle Team Elects Officers
Miss Margaret Walker has been elected president of the Brackenridge High School senior rifle team. Other officers include Ella K. Walker as vice president Erna Schweppe as secretary treasurer and Ruth Hughes as executive officer.
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Margaret Walker
Brackenbridge Senior High School
Chder
Ella K. Walker
Erna Schweppe
Ruth Hughes
Man Paces Charge of Stealing Rifles
Welter D. Price, linked to an alleged burglary at a national guard armory last February, appeared Thursday in county jail after an arrest in Houston. He faces a federal charge of theft of 87 rifles.
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National Guard
Welter D. Price
Houston
Real Story of the World War Pictures in San Antonio Light
Beginning Sunday the San Antonio Light will publish an uncentored photo series from the late war. Five full pages show cities ruined and lives lost, illustrating the war's grim reality. The first pictures appear in the March of Events section this Sunday. reserve your copy.
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San Antonio
Globe
Jones Appeal Up Wednesday
City Detective Lee Jones suspended after gun battle that left one detective dead and another wounded. He appeals to the Fire and Police Civil Service Board. Chief Kilday cites negligence and recommends against reinstatement. Defense counsel is Louis Gehtesing er. hearing to be attended by a lord and two city commissioners.
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Lee Jones
Lash
Fire and Police Civil Service Board
W. Iilday
Jones
Polices
Phil Wright
Civil Service Board
H. C. Perrow
al Hartoian
Hudson Dealers Hold Luncheon at Gunter Hotel
More than 60 salesmen attended a luncheon hosted by Orsinger Motor Company Antison and Termplane distributors at the Gunter hotel Thursday. Ward Orsinger of the local distribution and J B Oliver Hudson factory district representative outlined programs for 1934. Afterward, sound pictures were to be shown with a preview of the 1934 models.
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Hudson
Orsinger Motor Company
Antison
Termplane Distributors
Gunter Hotel
Rade Titory
Ward Orsinger
J. 8. Oliver
Junvhesn
Ser
Bandits Force Auto Ride Then Rob Man in Texas
A motorist reported two bandits boarded his car at Colorado and Ruiz streets and forced him to drive to Austin before robbing him of 12 dollars. One bandit allegedly menaced him with a pistol. They then ordered him to return to San Antonio, near Austin, per the police report. The victim is identified as H. Kelley of 1926 West Poplar Street.
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Colorado
Ruiz
H. Kelley
West Poplar Strees
Austin
San Antonio
Cadet Officers to Be Honored at Milam Luncheon
Cadets officers whose terms expire mid term will be guests at a luncheon at Milam Friday noon. Hosts include the senior class, with the event organized by the ROTC unit and sponsors unnamed.
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Benekentige
Endel
Immigration Service Discharges 30 Employes
Thirty employes in the service have been discharged in recent months and 34 are now on a temporary basis. District Director W. A. Wilen was believed to be traveling on a visit from Galveston.
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Sorviee Wit Beta
W. A. Wilen
Lieved
Vlalt
Galveston
Shipping Gain Is Reported in 8. A. Lines
An 812 percent rise in through merchandise cars consigned to San Antonio shippers from the North and East in 1993 versus 1992 was reported by H A Loeffler assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific lines. Total through merchandise cars handled were 4073 with 99.5 percent on time.
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8. A
San Antonio
Ihe
HA. Loeffler
Southern Pacific Lines
Ambrir
Rabbi Tamarkin to Speak at Friday Services
Rabbi Tamarkin of Agudas Achim will speak on Ceremonials during Friday evening services. Rev. David Kanter and the choir will chant, with Rabbi Tamarkin and Rev. Mr. Kanter in charge of Saturday morning services.
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Tamarkin
Ab Agudas Achim Synagogue
David Tamarkin
David Kanter
Kanter
Ga. m
Bicycle theft charge dropped in Randolph case
An indictment charging Ralph L. Swan with theft of a treyele from Randolph field was dismissed Thursday on a motion by the district attorney. Swan was ordered surrendered to county health authorities for examination.
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Ralph L. Swan
Randolph Feld
District Attorney's Office
Swan
Kiwanis Speaker Vince Woodbury to address San Antonio club
Canadian Kiwanis clubman Vince Woodbury from Timmins Ontario will speak at the weekly luncheon at the Gunter hotel in San Antonio. He will explain gold mining in the Sudbury district and Ennis Hill will lead community singing.
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Kiwanis
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Vince Woodbury
Kiwanis Club
Timmins
Ontario
Sudbury
Ontarin
Ennis Hill
Breckenridge to Present Program at 8 P M
Students of Breckenridge Senior School present a singing and dancing program at 8 p m in the Altorum featuring Jane Gary Diner. The show is under the auspices of the dramatic department.
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Breckenridge
Big Saving Plan Hoped From Home Rule Reforms
An elective county official estimated that Boxer County could save 100000 dollars or more annually if home rule reforms take effect. If 600 property owner petitions succeed, voters may decide before July primaries on a five member board replacing the current commission, merit-based pay, abolition of constables, and broader control over offices and expenditures. The changes include electing five district judges, two county court judges, and the district attorney, with the board appointed to manage most personnel and spending. H Walker, general land office commissioner, announces re election plans.
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Boxer
Justice of the Peace
Pretty Miss Fills Niche To Convey U. S. Prisoner
Kathleen OBrien a young Western District of Texas deputy escorted a federal prisoner to a U S commissioner for arraignment in San Antonio. She said she wore a heavy fur coat to conceal a gun belt during the escort. The incident followed a car theft case from Gulfport Mississippi and involved two other defendants.
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Pretty Miss
U. S
San Antonio
Federal
United States
Kathleen Obrien
Wader Gay McNamara
Mitahad
Texaa
Brearh
Abe Mhon
Dopuins
O'Brien
Toherge
Dhe Simon
Jeremy You
Gulfport
Miss
Texas
Alles- Mons
Miss O'Brien
Board balks at PWA loan for new South and North Side schools
President R. Menefee opposed borrowing to build new South Side high and North Side junior schools. He said a loan application for 1,068,000 was void and later reduced to 1,088,000 after officials revised plans and cost data. The school board had planned renovations at Brackenridge and other elementary work, with a meeting set to reconsider the loan and local residents urging construction.
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R. 9
Menefee
Federal Public Works Administration
South Side
North Side
PWA Advisory Board
al, Fort Worth
Menefco
Negald
J. 0. Cochran
Paul Scholz
Dani Dewees
Fork Worll
Fle Wan
Amoun
Gut
PWA
Brackenridge High School
Dewees
Cochran
Scholz
Meneffe
Metting
Iwan
Pridey
Menelce
Veterans Urged to Report Status by Local Veterans Group
All disabled American veterans of the World War on CVA or PVA projects are urged to notify the Veterans Administration of their status at once. Adjutant Martin J. Wilton of the San Antonio Disabled American Veterans warns failure to report may jeopardize compensation under VA regulations.
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CVA
PVA
Veterans Administration
Martin J. Wilton
San Antonio
Wilson
Sixty Aliens to Take Oaths as Citizens
Sixty individuals are to receive naturalization papers and take the oath as citizens of the United States. B. J. Pung, federal examiner for the district, is in San Antonio for final inspection of the group’s naturalization papers.
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United States
B. J. Pung
San Artonio
Dan Rtatzon
Man Injured When Struck by Auto Near Worth Street
A 72 year old man, Treaternnt Beg, of 1417 Wert Commerce Street, was admitted to county hospital after being struck by a car near San Baba and Commored ativuls. He was undergoing treatment Thursday, reports said.
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San Baba
Relief auditor discharged no reason given
County relief administrator Guy Honhem announced the discharge of Kinney Graves from the relief auditor post and replacement by J. B. Axil. Graves will move to work in Austin under Administrator Lawrence Westbrook. Miss Clovis Wilson was transferred to Austin and replaced by Mrs. A. Stagner. The state commission approved a $50,000 grant for the administration.
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Guy Honhem
Oltvight
Kinney Graves
J. B. Axil
Graves
Walcome
Bonham
Hall
Himell
Clovis Wilson
H. L. Davis
Austin
A. Stagner
City Lands Exchange Planned for New San Antonio Post
City commissioners pass an ordinance authorizing a land swap totaling 1099.06 square feet for 3138.25 square feet to support construction of San Antonio’s new post office. The exchange with the federal government awaits Treasury Department approval. The city gains a North Alamo Street strip while the federal side gains the Houston Street border strip.
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P.c.land Exchange Exchange
Thure- Say
San Antonio
Treasury Department
Alamo Street
Houston Street
Gypsy Kidnapping Suspect Bonded by Judge
Gypsy kidnapping suspect Rosi Marks, alias Ruby Marks, arrested this week on a kidnapping charge and released on 500 bond after habeas corpus hearings before Judge W. W. McCrory in the Ninety-fourth District Court. Testimony indicated she had been accused of stealing her own property, a controversial claim amid the case.
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Rosi¢ Marks
SyDsy
Ruby Marks
W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Boy Accidentally Shot While Playing
John Guthrie, 16, of 507 Probandt Street, was treated at Robert E. Green Hospital after being accidentally shot in the shoulder by Herbert Willis, 18, during a game with a .33 caliber weapon at 342 Simpson Street. Attendants said the injury is not serious.
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John Guthrie
Probandt Street
Robert 13. Green Hospital
Herbert Willis
Bernet Wil- Vis
Simpson Etreet
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