County Health Leaders Back Four Point Plan in Bexar
The Alamo Tuberculosis Control council in San Antonio endorses the four point tuberculosis plan for Bexar County. Dr. W B Russ and Dr. Goodson lead calls for united front while Dr. Burleson, elected to chair the council board, emphasizes county scope and local tax considerations. Endorsements come from medical and civic leaders as officers are named to guide the effort.
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Burleson
County Health Board
West Side
Th. Herbert Hill
Bexar Galinly Medical Society
FE. A. Weatherford
Optimist Club
George H. Mueller
George Craze
Bexar County
Huberculosis Association
Gien
H. NM. Gonzales
Atonzo & Perales
League of Loyal Americas
Barney Matteson
Chamber of Commerce
Mra
J. E. King
Dr. B
Parrish
Quin Aid
Anothey
A. Berdelmann
Thee City Health Board
G_ KQuin
Reyie
Zownty Medieval Society
Doctors Hill
GC. E. Scull
Weatherford
Russ
Dudley Jackson
B.D. Alison
Tir Light
Thornton Hall
The
Express Publishing Company
San Antonio
Bexar County Medical Society
Rip Plat
Councell's
Harrison
Russ, Parrish
J. L. Anderson
Thomas Dorbandl
W. Coyle
Scull
Phelps
Hil
HH. Saegert
Gonzales
Wbite Robey
B. Green Hoapital
Tubsrealosis Colony
Sohithton
Texas Girls Good Aerial Hostesses in San Antonio
Newton Wilson of New York City toured San Antonio to recruit 180 hostesses for American Airlines. Prospects must be registered nurses ages 22 to 26, weigh under 141 pounds, and be 5 feet 4 inches or taller. Selected applicants will undergo seven weeks of training in hairdressing, wardrobe, and poise. Accompanying Wilson were Miss Hazel Brooks and Miss Elvira Jane.
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Texas
San Antonio
Newton Wilson
New York City
American Airlines
Newton
Newton Finday
Yahgemnénis
Inve
Elngic
Ape
Hazel Brooks
Stewartess
Sor the
Tlie
Elvira Jane
Roosevelt urges tax to aid poor families and public support
Jan 20 report quotes President Roosevelt arguing for increased taxes based on ability to pay to fund public assistance for poor families and children. He faults overreliance on handouts and calls for coordinated federal and local action with expanded facilities and staff.
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Washington
Roosevelt Taid
Evour
Sietat
Fed
America
Roosevelt
White House
Hig
Dempsey Says Dies Committee Could Tighten Control
Representative Dempsey stated that if the Dies committee is reestablished next week, its members will tighten oversight of operations. He noted a plan to take votes to adopt a new policy and avoid repeating past abuses by limiting subcommittees and requiring majority consent for report publication.
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Washington
Dempsey
Lloday
Dies
Tumpney
I Fae Mas
Hus Nun
Mvesubeune
Newsmen
Dempeey
Derisrad
Hesainjie
Coleagues Ind
Ming
Petrified tree pieces moved to museum side
The article notes a petrified tree at Wie Wille am fell with sections moved for display. Under NYA direction a segment weighing 800 pounds and a 7 foot length were removed from the tree formerly owned by the late Albert Steves. A replacement sapling will grow in front of the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Looney
Grestino Espinoza
Font
Witte
Wie Wille Am Fell
NYA Bays
Co. H Small
Albert Steves
Bonnet Ranch
Eagle Pass
Tve
Ruling on Signs in Zone Law Altered
Amendments to the city zoning ordinance empowered the board of commissioners Saturday to grant permits for erection of display signs and floodlights within setbacks. Signs and floodlights must meet all other requirements except in districts A, B, C, T and B.
Barber Union Elects New Leaders in San Antonio
G T Smith was elected president of the San Antonio Barbers' Union No. 187 at a Thursday night meeting at Labor Temple. Other officers named include R A Bilkey as vice president W E Prewitt as secretary and Jena H L Alford as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocer
T. Smith
West
Prench Place
Wie News
San Antonio Barbers’ Union
Labor Temps
R. A. Bilkey
W. E. Prewitt
Jena H. L. Alford
WPA Job Rolls Reopened for Texas Unemployed
Washington, Jan 20 WPA job rolls reopened for Texas unemployed, with about 35,400 expected to benefit as the Social Security Board and Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association reach a temporary plan. The arrangement authorizes Texas welfare agents to supervise county relief workers, pending a permanent state solution as the Texas legislature meets. Harris County Judge Ror Hofheinz and Judge Homer Baulder note the plan could bring relief to all counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
Social Security Board
Texas County Judges and Commissioners' Association
Pal V. Mel Nile
Works Progress
Texas
Sendler
Tom Connally
Culher Johnson
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Woirkers
Harris County
Ror Hofheinz
Homer Baulder
Atebany
State Association
Twas
Mayor Maverick Hosts Atlanta Movie Screening
Mayor Maury Maverick promoted a city tourism effort by showing a short film in Atlanta, Texas theatre. He borrowed the film on a trip and said he hopes to have a similar effort in San Antonio. The event, funded from the Montet advertising tone, included a brief talk by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Maury Maverick
Atlanta
Texas
Erst
Mauntet
Pal
Maverick
Pension problem in Colorado told
Pension troubles in Denver involving fire and police departments were reported Saturday by Brig. Gen. Wil Guthnett, sheriff and police and fire commissioner. The plan aims to replace the system within three to four years with group insurance underwritten by private companies. Governor Gulhiner, Mayor Maury Maverick, and Police Chief Roy Baverhn are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensi
Denver
Wil Guthnett
Colorado City
Gulhiner
Felend
Maury Maverick
Roy Aaverhn
Joe Zork Rites Announced For Local Merchant
Servites were held at 4 on Friday for Joe Zork a retired wholesale merchant 12 of 256 San Pedro Avenue who was shot to death Thursday morning Services will be at Porter Loring chapel with Dr Frisch officiating and interment in Bath Cemetery He lived in San Antonio and is survived by two brothers Julius and Ralph Zerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Zork
San Pedro Avenue
Todas Radio Programs and Weekend Lineup Overview
Listing of station programs and schedules including channels and show names. Highlights include Four M in h Van fon Bib Mek Beenie Grek Charioteers House Party Peters, News broadcasts, Cane Busters Wayne King, and national networks such as Mutual and Texas State Network.
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Nersa
Rurone
Woaia
Relliton
Bib
Tnt
Finsing Daumbor
Lliriem Berenane
OAL Arion Vivielers
Brex
Casurle
Aden
Laraes
Charioteers
M Ludi Mae Arts Sittin
Nhing Wau
Eran
Issa
Cane Busters
Wayne King
Peschimer Danis Fe Al—Arelt Chalet
Taste
Voune
Col T P Bernard Retirement Is Set
Col Thomas P Bernard longtime artillery executive of the field artillery of the Serone Alvision will be placed on the retired list March third after 40 years in the army. He began as an enlisted man in Company 3 Forty seventh infantry September 5 1889 and was commissioned a lieutenant of cavalry by February. He has been stationed at the steaming post since last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Bernard
Artient
Aetillery
Jon
Met Daraty 3
Etter
Forty-seventh Infantry
Dimes Dane On Ares Dimes Radio Drive For Infantile Paralysis
A star studded radio fundraiser titled Dimes Dane On Ares Dimes will air to support the infantile paralysis drive. Mary Ingstone Jack Benny Connie Boswell Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee and Gracie Allen are listed among participants with Bob Hope Fibber McGee Mollie Frank Parker Keny Baker Mickey Rooney Vivien Leigh and Eddie Cantor serving as master of ceremonies. KTLA will carry the full hour starting at 10 o clock with segments on stations KATO and Weal broadcasting portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryingstone
Jack Benny
Rochester
Connie Boswell
Bing Grosby
Rudy Vallee
George Byres
Gracie Allen
Bob Hope
Fibber McGee
Mollie
Frank Parker
Kenny Baker
Mickey Rooney
Vivien Leigh
Eddie Cantor
KTLA
Kato and
Weal
Turning Back Pages to 1914 City Scenes
The narrative recalls 1914 era streets with horses and early automobiles, amid Europe’s looming crisis and the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, as local landmarks and avenues evolved from Avenue D to North Avenue, reshaping the city’s layout and daily life.
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Europe
Archduke Ferdinand
Serbia
Kaiser Bill
Fressea
Antonia
Shen
Travis
Avenue C
Avenue D
Alnnio Street
Besae River Avenue
Benad
Brother of S A Woman Succumbs
Word was received in San Antonio Sunday of the death of Colton, Chief of HG Hoppey, a veteran railroad engineer, who had visited here after leave. Antony the shrvipars nntut alsiee, Minsak ew Mure, 625 Bilrivht street.
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San Antonio Soluenay
Oi Colton
Hoppey
Vetarin
Ingineée
Strike Meeting Is Chilly Affair
New York authorities faced a chilly strike meeting as Mayor Lacuiardia urged settlement in a four day delivery dispute. The heated session saw protesters, disrupted coal deliveries, and a demand for higher pay from coal handlers led by spokesman Thynion seeking raises from $1 to $4 per hour and overtime pay for each truck.
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New York
Jen
Lacuiardia
Mt Nore Wys
Thynion
Ene Coal
Dental Meet Nears as San Antonio Convention Opens
Amuat in iths winter olitio of the San Antonio District Dental rountly closes its two day convention after a Saturday morning session at Plaza hotel. Technical problems in dentistry and indetition were discussed with a keynote by Dr Herbert Huh president of the Bexee Gonuity Mortical society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuat
Iths
Winter Olitio
San Antonio
Dental Rountly
Plaza ‘Hotel
Herbert Huh
Bexee Gonuity Mortical Society
Soldiers Hope Gold to Set Up Aid Camp
Troops of the Second division prepared a field camp amid cold weather and rain with tents pitched for a slave-less night. Officers reported 1,000 men gathered as Mad Gen Walter Krueger ordered the division on alert. within an hour and twenty-five minutes the unit passed a review, no vehicles failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Krueger
Ayunder Feifuy al 104
Geneval Kuenler
Tour
Prioiittes
Usury Suits Filed In San Antonio Area Reports
The annual report of the San Antonio Bar Association’s antim usury committee shows more than 100 suits filed on usury cases during 1959. The weekly income of may concerts tending to exceed the legal rate of 12 percent cut S80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Anetonio Bar Association
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Borne
Bexoir
Boctors
N. Goodsan
John H. Barloom
W. B. Russ
Dr. Russ
Goodson
Dr. Goodson
Will Plan
Wile Line
Arvleson
Alepessham
Pallee
John I. Burleson
Texas Girls
Treasury
Bob Crosby
WOAI
S.T
Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco
Grand Ole Opry
G.T. Smith
Barber
Maury
Colorado
Todas
Duce Rmac
MiMi Dueee Pneade
Tick Smipile
Fintaes Helen Oreh
Bsrron
Crlughia
Mutual
National Benudrestins Co
Texay State Network
Texay Quality Network
Bc—Lony
Star Chin
Col. T. P. Bernard
Dimes Dane
ARES
Calcasinu
Avene C
Travie Kleel
S.A
Ieington
WANT
Myx. Clark
Sraigow
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