Growth and Industry Rise in Southwest Real Estate
Industrial real estate experts from the South Central Regional conference foresee vast growth in the Southwest. Speakers from Missouri to New Mexico emphasize decentralization, urbanization, and new appraisal standards as key factors shaping the region’s industrial expansion and population distribution.
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AFL Sees 9 Million Jobless for 1939
The American Federation of Labor released its monthly survey of business conditions noting doubt that unemployment would drop below 9 million in 1939. It estimated total unemployment at the end of 1938 stood at about 10.4 million.
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Omega Oil Promises Relief for Pains and Aches
An advertising snippet touts Omega Oil as a remedy for sciatica neuritis rheumatism and muscular soreness. It claims a 35 cent bottle relieves joint pain backache and neuralgia, helping users perform daily work with comfort and ease.
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Jewish Leader to Visit San Antonio in Midweek
Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of the Jewish National Fund, will visit San Antonio on Wednesday for a luncheon at the Gunter hotel and a 7 p.m. banquet at the Hebrew Community center auditorium. Rabbi for 25 years at Congregation Bnai Jeshurun, he authored A Century of Peoples in New York and contributed to the Standard encyclopedia.
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Jewish Natonal Fund
San Antonio
Goldstein
Gunter Hotel
L. 2. Manhoff
Barney Sedovsky
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Bnai- Jeshurun
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Four new speakers join public forums center in San Antonio
JC FE Troutz announced Saturday the addition of four speakers to the public affairs forums and a new forum center at Milam school. The roster includes T A Feniteau district manager of Pirestone Tire, Rev W O Butcher pastor, Dr Israel Goldstein president of the Jewish National Fund, and C H Craze of the Bexar County Tuberculosis Association. The weekly program features talks at various sites including Immaculate Heart of Mary church hall and Trinity Lutheran school on topics such as home life, installment buying, tuberculosis treatment, and land redemption.
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Pirestone Tire and Rubber Company
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Los Angeles Heights
Beaor County
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Francis Fos
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Sacred Heart Church
Leroy Jeffers
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Amdney Lanier High School
Publicity Men Conclude Session in Abilene
Members of District 10 American Publicity Association closed a two day discussion of news trends and relationships. Herschel Schooley of Hardin-Simmons University Abilene was elected district chairman succeeding Stewart Harral of the University of Oklahoma. Hardin-Simmons was named host school for the 194% meeting to be held January 1. J Willard Ridings of Texas Christian University led the Saturday forum on sports problems. The meeting opened with a Friday night banque at Gumlers terrace room, with representatives from Texas and Oklahoma universities and colleges attending.
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Herschel Schooley
Rardin-Simlinens University
Abilene
Stewart Harral
University of Oklahoma
Hardin-Simmons
J. Willard Ridings
Texas Christian University
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Oklahoma
Scout Official to Speak at Annual Boy Scout Session
James P. Fiten regional executive for the Ninth Boy Scout region will address the annual council meeting at Bar Scout headquarters at 7 p.m. He has long experience in scouting and oversees programs across Oklahoma and Mexico, highlighting training, leadership and executive direction for the organization.
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Boy Scout
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Oklahoma
Mer Mexico
Boy Scout Council
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Protest Over School Stadium Site Near Theater
A Saturday protest against the proposed stadium location drew San Antonio civic leaders and city officials. Lewis Beck of the Civic Sports company met with Mayor Quinan and the city commissioners, who weighed the objection that stadium utilities would clash with theater rehearsals and performances. They indicated a decision would come early next week.
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Lewis Beck
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