Awards Given S44 Scouts Awards Given S44
A total of 344 boys Tuesday had received special awards. Courts of honor were held at four district centers Monday night. Leaders presided at Betcon ANN Presbyterian church and Scout headquarters, Harriman Pisey Christian church, and Southton Fomg for Boys. District 1 honored Martin Howard Jr with first class rank. ten second class and 28 merit badges were awarded. District 2 saw higher ratings for fifteen Scouts. multiple palms and numerous Life and Star Scouts named. 81 merit badges awarded. District 4 honored C M Richmond with bronze palm. many Life and Star Scouts and 75 merit badges awarded. overall counts include first and second class recognitions.
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Roy Seoit
Joh Swope
Betcon Ann Presbyterian Church
Lismtet
Col
Herbert A. White
Scout
Distret
J. D. Bridges
Harriman Pisey Christian Church
Distric
Gus Brown
Southton Fomg
Martin Howard Jr
District No. 2
Raymon Koepp
Robert Mercador
George Colter
Dan Depmaote
William Cassin
James Howard
Leon Conrid
Leo Meerscheid
Jimmy Lambert
Bi Collins
Ivan Kaplan
Bailey Clifton
George O'Brien
Melville Fowler
Harry Stoner
Star Scouts
Talrogs
Isek Tomson
Fry Mertin
Charles Boyd
Star
Merié Beaves
Kenneth Johnson
Garttas Machs
J. J. Bailey
Henry Ward
San Pedro Playhouse Debutantes Attend The Hole Night
The San Pedro Playhouse presented Frank Craven’s golf comedy The Hole to a full house with a fashionable debutante ushers’ corps in bright gowns. Debutantes mingled at a reception held in the lobby during intermission as society guests and theater supporters arrived, while the program included tributes and social events linked to the Tuesday Musical club.
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Clana C
San Pedro
San Antonio
Sue Frowne
Lilian Masterson
Marie Adele Groesbeerk
Mary Josephine ‘West
Alice Combs
Johnowene Crutcher
India Stubbs
Elizabeth Lupe
Pattie Welder
Amelia Maverick
Miss Mary Walthall
Hugh A. Ll. Halit
Frederick Rueng
Mesdames
B. P. Stoul
Robert
HL Lewis
James Slayden Maryerlek
J. Prank Davis
Walter Giesecke
Rupert Gresham
William Chumney
Adolph Wagner
Carlisle Maxwell
Joe Clay Moueris
Jack Locke
Oscar Hunt Judkihs
Winchester Kelso Jr
PF. HL Swearingen
George Wras
Ernst Schuchard
Elmer Dittmar
Maury Maverick
William M. Metntost
David Gregg Francis
Jack Hardie
George Matteson
Henry Drought
Nellie Kmc-Cabb
Herbert Henne
Betty Sue Robertson
Zulu Story Blanks
Mary Dorothy Goorich
Dorothy Richey
Lois Lamatter
Anne Matteson
Thekla Deutz
Corinne Wordenoe
Constipation Warning and Home Remedy Advice
A brief health tips item warns that constipation can cause toxins to accumulate in the bowels and urges prompt relief. The note emphasizes natural or home approaches to alleviate discomfort and support digestive flow.
Petition Seeks CW Fund for Zoo Improvements
City commissioners filed a petition with CWA headquarters to use a 10860 pound fund for zoo upgrades and the municipal auditorium. Plans include a Won grotto and adjoining cages north of Monkey Island, inspired by Heinrich Hagenbeck in Hamburg. Funds cover auditorium heating cooling, roof repairs, backstage work, and organ reconditioning.
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CWA
Pilin
Freq A. Baillivan
A. Marbach
Heinrich Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Germany
Ex- Pert
On & Wisl
Flour Mills in England to Close For Week
The Merseyside Association of Flour Millers said four mills in northwest England will shut for one week starting Monday. They cite flood of unauthorized foreign flour selling at very low prices, affecting thousands of workers.
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England
Liverpool
Merseyside Association of
Enrollment for CWA Closes Up Enrolment Totals Rise
Enrollment for the Civil Works Administration program rose to 1376 students with 861 Latin American and 425 Black pupils at Lanier senior and Douglass Junior schools. Forty eight CWA teachers taught at Lanier and 35 at Douglass from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. daily as voc ational and elementary courses draw interest in English and citizenship.
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CWA
Lanier
Douglass Junior School
Douglass
Jed Adams Likely to Resign Office
Washington January 23 INEJ The White House order for a political house cleaning has already prompted resignations from the Democratic national committee and is expected to trigger a new wave of resignations by committee members with executive posts. It is widely expected that Jed G Adams of Texas on the federal board of tax appeals will resign.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Democratic National Committee
Waehinglin
Ded G-Adams
Texas
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
Venue Change for Water Officials
Alleged irregularities of former Donna Irrigation District officials will be aired in Brownaville after a venue change granted by the Ninety-aroond district court. The February 12 term will hear the case against Bill McReynolds, former assessor-collector, and J. W. McFarling, former district director.
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Edinburg
Donna Irrigation District
Brownaville
Bill McReynolds
Nx Aseebsor
J. W. McFarling
Optometrists Meet in San Antonio Tuesday
Optometrists from District No. 5 of the Texas Optometric Association will meet in San Antonio Tuesday at 7 p m in the Majestic building. Drs H C Reis and D H Rittiman of San Antonio will speak with Dr Nelson Greeman in charge of arrangements. STEEL PRODUCTION UP. CLEVELAND Jan 23 The United States steel output rose five points to 34 per cent capacity per week, per the Steel magazine.
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Estelle
Armistead
Woman's Club
Mary
Francis Merthbanks
San Benito
Porter Loring
Mexico City
Mexico
San Antonio Federation of Music Clubs
Menger
Rame
Hole
W. L. Wilcker
Maurice
Kathryn
B. Tiesiinga
Laurel Nelants Methodist Church
Whicker
The
Texas Optometric Association
San Antonio
Majestic Building
H.C. Reis
D. H. Rittiman
Nelson Greeman
Cleveland
Steel
Menger Installs New Manager Seelbach At Hotel
Charles A. Seelbach of Louisville takes charge of the Menger hotel after W. H. Thayer loses control following a county court verdict favoring owners Kampmann and Kamann. Seelbach plans improvements and possibly a coffee shop. Lease terms undisclosed amid back rent dispute and ban on removal of property.
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Charles A. Seelbach
Louisville
Munger Batehere
Dee G. Kewpmenn
W. H. Thayer
Thayer
Ske
J. Hye
Kamamann
Frederick Btevens
Seventy-third District Court
Kampinanns
Stevens
Herman G. Nam
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Toak
Zampmanns
Paris Newspaper Sees Change in U S Debt Attitude
Paris reports that Intransigeant claims recognition of the link between debts and reparations by the United States following William Hillman's article. Le Temps printed a summary but offered no comment, reflecting evolving American opinion on the issue. A separate note mentions Dr Mary Leal Harkness Black, longtime Latin professor at Sophie Newcomb, dying after a six week illness.
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Paris
United States
Queston
William Hillman
Universal Service
Hearst
le Temps
Dirs
Chicago
Mary Leal Harkness Black
Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
Tulane University
Carleton A. Harkness
Ines
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Elizabeth Sanders
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Frank B. Hastings
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CW Fund
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Fark Worth
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Roone Kon
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Will Lin
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