Trailer to Aid February Blood Test Drive State Health Dept
The trailer equipped for blood tests will be sent by the state health department to support a February drive aiming for 50 000 tests. Franklyn C. Hovhreiter, educational director, says the unit will serve block to block coverage with nurses staffing it. C P Ray and W K Smith of venereal disease education visited to arrange use, with a goal of 2 000 tests daily if needed.
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State Health Department
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C. P. Ray
W. K. Smith
Hochreiter
Window Breaker Assessed Fine in Local Court
Adolph Munos charged with breaking a window at Frank Rodriguez home 1430 East Carson Street January 24 was fined 15 dollars and cashed by Judge Augustus Mc Closkey in Corporation court. Munoz also found guilty of drunkenness fined 5 dollars plus costs. Judge McCloskey found 16 persons guilty under misdemeanor complaints and assessed fines totaling 176 dollars.
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Carson Street
Adolph Munos
Pastores Street
Augustus McCloskey
Munoz
McCloskey
Women’s Club Members Questioned on City Tax Payment
Members of all boards of directors affiliated with the City Federation of Women’s Clubs are polled to confirm if they have paid their tax. Viking Col. W. B. Tuttle, chairman of the Witte Museum executive committee, sent letters to his board asking for this information. The federation directs each delegate to obtain this detail.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Viking
Apple Vendor Storm Ends in Courtroom Compromise
The uproar over George Kline selling apples in the county courthouse concluded Friday at noon after County Commissioner Robert F Uncle Bob Uhr intervened. Custodian Willie Dunsmore had barred Kline, saying Buddy Meyers held selling rights. Kline promised to behave and avoid accusations. he did not enter the courtroom. Dunsmore offered no comment.
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Kline
Willie Dunsmore
Buddy Meyers
Ahr
George
Dunsmore
Army Day Parade Plans Across Major Cities
The war end marks the first Army Day since hostilities paused with full state parades set for San Antonio Washington and San Francisco on April 6. The Second Indianhead division formerly based at Fort Sam Houston will parade in San Antonio and nearby posts alongside other combat units recognizing service in the World Wars. Smaller demonstrations occur in additional cities as announced by the War Department.
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San Antonio
Associated Press
Washington
San Francisco
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Camypr Swill
Salesmen Poll On Conditions And Policies
The San Antonio Sales Managers' club met on February 1 to discuss a ballot determining salesmen selection and working conditions. The National Federation of Sales Executives employment standards committee conducts the vote. All salesmen received ballots to raise complaints about conditions policies and commissions.
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San Antonio Sales Managers’ Club
National Federation of Sales Executives Employment Standards For
Six UNO Sites Under Study For World Capital
An UN.O inspection group has viewed six sites in the race for a new world capital. Hyde Park New York is the only site the committee has definite support for, with others including Sudbury Mass Westchester County New York Yorktown Somers Princeton Blue Hills and Stamford areas. If a site drops out the committee may consider Ridgefield Conn Chopmist Hill Rhode Island Gloucester Poster or others as alternates. The panel plans to issue six site recommendations alphabetically without stated preference.
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Jan. Zo
Un.o
London
General Assembly
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Sudbury
Mass
Westchester County
N. Y
Yorktown-Somers
North Stamford
Ridgefield
Gconn
Princeton
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Blue Hills
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New England
Stamford
Sloyan Gavrilovic
Bexar Rehires Russell White After Military Service
Russell White, former county engineer, is rehired by the Bexar commissioners court after return from Asiatic and European theaters. He will replace W. F. Pickard as chief assistant, with Pickard resuming his prior role. The decision followed salary wrangling and support from Judge Anderson noting White’s veteran status and recent recovery from surgery.
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Russell White
Commissioners Court
Uhr. White
W. F. Pickard
White
Anderson
Pickard
Congested Eggewood Elementary Considers Portable Classrooms
Elementary school faces space limits as 185 additional students join the 781 enrolled this spring. Superintendent Y W Williams says only windows and door frames are available for new construction and proposes temporary portable classrooms to ease overflow.
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Eggewood
Y W. K. Williams
Williams
$1250 Lost In Hotel Gifted to Thief
L. B. Wagan vegetable buyer reported $1250 missing from his room in a West Commerce street hotel early Friday. He said he left Nilscout on a chair while he used the bathroom, hurried back and found the door slammed, with wallet and money gone.
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West Commerce Street
Hagan
Nilscout
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