Girl in The Green Coat By Hazel Livingston
In Chapter Fifteen the group endures a tense night as Inspector Hare questions Utz about a late night crime. Utz confesses to accidental involvement, recounting a door being opened and fingerprints left, while Hall and Jan weigh the risks. A fatal shot echoes through the hall as the investigation shifts to the doorway and keeps readers in suspense.
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Girl In
The
Green
Coat
Hazel Livingston
Opel
Castle
Straits
Tuapedtar Tate
Chris Hall
Hope
Peg
Hall
Jan
Pex
Dan
Primary Sure For County Says Morriss
Don Politico predicts a Democrats primary election and run off in Bexar county next summer. A Morriss Jr county Democratic chairman says officials may seek informal agreement to delay challenges while the state and district races will hold July 25. County candidates must file by June 15 and pay assessment to cover election expenses.
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Don Politico
Bexar County
A. Morriss Jr
Hed Pie
Morriss
Celrnjan
Shipyard Workers Wanted in Hawaii
Applicants for civilian employment at Pearl Harbor yard Honolulu are urged to contact the secretary of the board of civil service examiners at the San Antonio postfil e r. Boilermakers blacksmiths riveters and caulkers coppersmiths electronics crane men shipfitters tools insulators radio mechanics riggers and shipfitters needed. Pay ranges from 1.02 to 174 per hour.
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Pearl Herborneyr
Honolulu
Board of Civil Service
San Antonio
Electus
Krueger Flies to Fort Bliss for Routine Army Inspection
General Walter Krueger commander of the Third Army flies to Fort Bliss for a routine inspection of units stationed there. He departed San Antonio on Tuesday and is expected to return Thursday.
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Kkreuger
Ft. Bliss
Walter Krueger
Third Army
Fort Elisa
San Antonio
Fire damages kitchen at Kitchel Apt building
A kitchen fire at 134 South Alans Street, Kitchel Alero Jon, caused 400 dollars in damage and endangered five people in an upstairs apartment. Firemen from Station No.7 extinguished the blaze near Lavaca and Alaino streets after being alerted by Patrolmen Ben Arregondo and Joe Morales around 6 40 pm. Mrs Grace Stelely awakened her husband Steve Stelely and others. all occupants evacuated via a south facing entrance as flames reached the stairs. Other residents included Mrs Biel Ely and Mr and Mrs Jack Lee.
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Kitchel
Alero
South
Alans Street
Lavaca
Alaino Streets
Uyinig
Ben Arregondo
Joe Morales
Grace Stelely
Steve Stelely
Bielely
Shunshine Steinshaus
Jack Lee
Jap-American Enlists in 8 A Jap-American Enlists in 8 A
The first Japanese American to enlist in the United States Army through the San Antonio district office was accepted Tuesday at Pudiders Edges building and sent to Dodd Field reception center. Mateus Kawarines, 24, listed as an air corps mechanic after passing exams at San Benito, Texas, is the inductee. Kawamura's father came to the U.S. in 1900 and has no contact with relatives in Japan. Prior to induction, one muta worked as a ranch hand on his father's San Benito ranch.
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Hall
Inspectus Hare
Utz
Heads Quarters
Duby
Mulsug Kawamura
San. Benito
Sir
G. Kelly
United States Army
San Antonio
Pudiders’ Edbhidge Building
Dodd Field
Mateus Kawarines
Air Corps
San Benito
Texas
Kawamura
Japan
Muta
San Bennito
Three Boys Held For Stealing Wire
Three youths aged 13 to 16 were arrested for stealing electric wiring from a Wharton site on two occasions. The Very Rev J Arms, Mary church pastor, and W O Wharton, landowner, said the youths would be placed in county juvenile custody after a planned dance at Soldier Center and a community meeting. Authorities report the value involved about $40 with $24 in the street.
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Cusady
Nucagdochies Street
Wharton
Electric Company
North Flores
J. Arms
W.O. Wharton
Inchnculste Company
wng-Heael
Mary Church
Sng
Exton
WPA Announces Three Bexar Defense Projects
Three WPA defense projects totaling 260,187 dollars were approved by Steam 3 Tucker, WEA depot state administrator. Improvements at the San Antonio arsenal include 135,048 dollars WPA and 104,088 dollars War Department funding. Grading and landscaping around the Soldiers' Recreation Building in South San Antonio cost 1,616 dollars WPA and 1,244 dollars War Department. An outlet road at Camp Bulls will be built with 25,574 dollars WPA and 699 dollars War Department.
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WPA
Bexar
Bexar Country
Tucker
WEA
San Antoniio Arsenal
War Department
Salders’ Recregion
San Antonio
Raering Down On The News By Arthur Braet
Poetic wartime prose from April 1922 reflects patriotism and fear as Britain vows to defend the Atlantic and Pacific while navy spirits rise and critics caution about naval strength amid looming conflict.
Tuttle Heads Army Y Board Re elected Leaders
Tuttle was reelected chairman of the committees of management of the USO Army. Other officers were restated at a meeting at the SS Anthony hotel. Attending were representatives of the ladies auxiliary, the Community Chest, army units, the Federal Security Administration, the pi, G4, and county and city officials. Chaplain G J Cohen spoke. Activities reported 523000 mien of fin service used the acol Ites of the Army during the Japanese year.
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Go. W. Bi Tutue
USO
Goa
SS. Anthony Hotel
Tesday
Mao
Herman Ochs
Watter Sparks
Treas
Aer
G. M. Hipter
Ladies Austilary
Community Chest
Federal Security Administration
Ming
G. J. Cohen
Mothers of Four Sons in Service Emblem Drive
Mothers of four sons serving in the United States armed forces may apply for an emblem. Sgt Glens K. Stamps reports mothers should notify the Marine Recruiting Station in the federal building. Applications will be forwarded to Our Army, a New York service publication, for processing.
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United States
Hottor Pit
Glens K
Cie Federal P
New York’ City
Uaeawa
Underwriter Group Meets in Corpus Christi Delegation
A session of the Texas Association of Mutual Underwriters met at the Sir Anthony hotel on Wednesday. Corpus Christi delegates attended with leaders including Ly Butler and G W Wilkinson. Speakers included Paul Dobson of North Western Life and social security rep Minnie Poa. A business aid for wartime commerce was noted.
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Thani
Anthony Hotel
Teberty Sales
Texas
Galles
Paul Dobson
Western Life Tuspranen Company
Minneapalis
Miia Poa
McCarthy
Social- Security
Ly Butler
Association
Corpus Christi
Congress
G. A. Martin
A. Rystrom
Harry [Duergens
G. W. Wilkinson
Alfred Lowe
Ted Buck
Maynard Werbert
Pauw Engelbardt
Gouls Beran
T. Tyson
Henry Cautert
Ida Honveh
Albert Selmi
Gegsliig
Te M. Alexander
L.A. Prowse
L. R. Johnson
Bertram Parker
Johnny Taylor
Ray Pogerty
Six Health Workers to Be Released by City Health Officer
W A King Ely health officer says budget pressures require discharging six or seven health department employees February 1 instead of broad salary cuts. Plan follows a conference with the city board of health. exact names to be decided at Thursday night meeting. King laments the action but notes a large deficit could rise to six thousand dollars without it. Rehiring possible June 1 if workers meet performance, and overall service standards should remain, though some services may be curtailed.
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W. A. King
Ely
City Board of Health
Heaitt Offeer
Health Department
Soldier Buys $1000 Defense Bond at Fort Bliss
Oseny A Elizondo of San Antonio, a Fort Bliss sergeant, bought a $1000 defense bond for $750 after saving funds from his army pay. His father helped match savings as his earnings rose from $21 to $70, with $375 in the bank and plans for another bond to aid his family.
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Oseny A. Elizondo
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Bondo
Elizondo
Daltar
Lizonde
I, Trave
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Uta
Munley
Lok
Elise
Aly
Hawaii
Uncle Sam
Humming Bird
Nireet Meer
Soldier Center
Raering
Arthur
Bugs" Braet
J. Wg
Imyarll
London
Atlantic
Pacific
Tuttle
Chambray
Tom Boy
Sports Shop
Department of Commerce
S.A
Dottie Darling
Saybury
Fost Fe
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