Cadets Return to SAACC Amid School Openings
Flying cadets resume at SAACC with basic training, officer candidate, chemical warfare, baker and toolkit, and preflight schools moving from Maxwell Field. Open Monday reveals prefight enrollment of 34 Brazilian and 10 Chinese cadets. basic training starts with about 1500 students, rising to 3000, while OCS begins with 60. Cadets come from Alabama and Buckley, with Harlingen supplies contributing to a new air corps training center unnamed yet. Officers commissioned at OCS must serve a year before discharge eligibility.
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SAACC
Bakers and Tooks
Personnel Distribution Command
Seton
OCS
Alabama
Maxwell Find
Ala
Buckley Fink
Denver
Air Corps Training Center
Fron Harlingen
Blood Test Rally Launches City Venereal Disease Campaign
The city hosts an 8 p.m. Rose Room, Gunter Hotel rally to start venereal disease control efforts. Sponsored by the San Antonio committee and health department, the program will be led by Rev. Sam Capers with speakers including Esther Emerson Sweeny, Percy S. Delonge, Thomas Devine, and Lewis C. Robbins. Mayor Mauermann will welcome. Swander has mailed 500 invites. 1300 volunteers of 50,000 goal have been secured.
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Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Percy S. Delonge
U.S. Public Health
Sprineg
Washington
Re. Thomas] Devine
Social Protection
federal + ity Agency
Ariel
Lewis C. Robbins
Ety) Health
Mauermann
T. L. Swander
The
Venereal Disease Control Committee
Gripette
Majestic Cate
72 Holdout Japs Killed in Lucban Battle
Manilla dispatch reports that 72 Japanese holdout soldiers were killed in southern Lucban province after six weeks of resistance to a Filipino battalion. The unit, led by Lt. Col. Bernard L. Anderson, dropped leaflets and attempted to coax surrender but many enemy fighters escaped into rugged hills 150 miles south of Manila.
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Manilla
Lucan Province
Western Pacific Army
86Th Division
Manik
Labo
Andersons
Bernard L. Anderson
Ue Andersaglans Arrived In mil-Derambar
Hey
Caphiwation
Neda Nipponese
Alort Vigie
Lucey to Address Young Democrats Assembly
President William Menway announced that Moeethis of Your Democrats at La Vila would host Lucey on February 25. At Murray Lea Leveated 200 members had paid their poll tax and his expected to initiate new members at the February meeting.
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Robert McLaney
la Vila
William Menway Jn
Tuesdiy
Aturray Lea
Jarl
Youths Admit Ransom Calls In Degnan Case
Chicago police said two 18 year old youths confessed to attempting a 20000 ransom for Suzanne Degnan who was kidnapped January 7 and found murdered. They admitted making three calls to James Degnan, an OPA official, but denied any kidnapping involvement. They were Theodore Campbell and Vincent Costela, both linked to marine and juvenile facilities.
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Chicago
INS
Walter G. Storms
Zzanne Degnan
Storms
James E. Degnan
OPA
Theodore Campbell
Marines
Vincent Costela
Illnois
Hoys
Campbell
State rests in calf theft trial in Hart Avenue case
The state rested Tuesday noon in the trial of A. J. Steese for the theft of one calf from the Buele West pasture on May 1, 1944. Steese testified he helped Frank Andreas skin the calf after Andreas had crossed the fence at night and brought it outside.
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A. J. Steese
Hart Avenue
Buele West Pasture
Steese
Frank Andreas
Simpson Street
Andreas
Mae
Ume
Lorin Buck Gillinger
Zeno Smith
Traitor Haupt botched death by own action in jail
Hans Haupt, treason convict and father of Nazi saboteur Herbert Hans Haupt, reportedly wounded himself with barber shears in Cook County jail. Officials said he botched the suicide attempt and will likely survive, after a life sentence from two Chicago trials.
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Chicago
INSI
Hedecal
Hanshax Haupt
Cook County
Haupt
Federal District Court
Herbert Hans Haupt
City to Name New Ad Group
Mayor Mauermann announced Tuesday that an ordinance to create a new advertising commission, likely chaired by a member and with six others, will be passed next Thursday. He said commissioners discussed personnel but have no definite decisions and that an ordinance requiring future city board and commission members to be residents and taxpayers will also be passed at Thursday's regular meeting.
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Mauermann
Iie
Nho
Rises Pending For Jean Goar
Funeral services were being arranged Tuesday for Jean Goar 44 of B44 East Young Street who died Monday A native of Blanco Goar had lived in San Antonio 50 years He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No 300
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Cor Jean Goar
East Young Street
Blanco Eon
Luncheon Slated For General Wainwright at Gunter Hotel
The Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee announces a luncheon to welcome General Jonathan Wainwright, commander of the Fourth Army, at the Gunter Hotel on February 6. Alex J. Thomas, diademin of the committee, notes the event will occur Tuesday.
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Jonathan Wainwright
Gunter Hotel
Alex J. "Thomas
Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee
Maintenance of Streets Problem in San Antonio
Article discusses San Antonio street maintenance facing a $2,000,000 bond issue and $1,000,000 in paving assessments as only a first step. City engineers urge complete repaving and higher maintenance funding, noting 500 miles of streets require ongoing care and higher taxes or assessments may be needed to cover rising material and wage costs.
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San Antonio
Tom Coghill
Eliys Steels
Josephine Street
Los Moras Shryul Sf
Walnut Sivest
Cincinnati
Brazos Street
South Florenh Presa
San Pedro
South St. Mary's
Fredericksburg Road
Paul Steffle
Exhibit A Melted and the Trial to Follow
A suit for 7500 damages filed in district court alleges injury when an ice deliveryman dropped a block of ice at the top of the stairs 302 Topek a boulevard last May 29. The block rolled down and struck Mrs S Dagger as she walked up. Exhibit A melted long ago.
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Vita Dagger
Lone Star A Tea Company
Wahibit
Binson Miles
Topeka Boulevard
English Club Formed by San Antonio Teachers
Organization of the English Club of San Antonio, a group of teachers focused on professional development, is formed and will be affiliated with the San Antonio Teachers' council and the National Council of Teachers of English. Officers include Miss Olle Stratton as president, Miss Mamie Melucan and Miss Irene Henderson as vice presidents, Miss Mattin Brower as treasurer, Miss Helen Skinner as recording-secretary, Brother Frederick Anthony as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. KE. Fox King as publicity chairman.
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English Club of
San Antonio
Teachers’ Council
Natonal Council of Teachers of English
Olle Stratton
Mamie Melucan
Irene Henderson
Mattin Brower
Helen Skinner
Frederick Anthony
KE. Fox King
Boysville Leader Granted Leave For Funeral Rites
John Boysville founder Claude Taylor 61 of 320 West Gramercy Street died aboard and will be buried at San Jose cemetery after funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday. Don F Hollman granted extended leave of absence to assist other elites in establishing similar institutions. He lived in Antonio 29 years. Interment in Beaumont.
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Don F. Hollman
John Boysville
Claude Taylor
West
Gramercy Street
Zoners Wave Threat to Quit Over City Rezoning
Fred Pelughaupt, chair of the zoning commission, warned Tuesday that members may resign if the city council ignores the panel. The controversy centers on rezoning Bevin to Flores Street from residential to commercial as Mayor Matermann and officials debate widening the interregional highway. Pelughaupt opposed arbitrary decisions and urged compromise, while Mayor Matermann dismissed the idea. Anderson predicted immediate rezoning once the highway project proceeds, citing Protestant property rights in the highway corridor.
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City Zoning Commission
Fred Pélughaupt
I F Phlughaupt
Matermann
Fire and
Anderson
Beivin
Camaron
Kinesbury
Flores Street
Pilughaupt
Plughaupt
Mauermann
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Bree Theodore Camp Adis
Vincent Costello
Linans
U.S
Wans
Max Waupt
Ing
New Ad Group
Jean Goar
Wainwright
R Pught
Swart
Liseak
En Bre Lin
D. Greer
Great Western Investment CO
ATAIN
Boysville Head
John C. Taylor
Jos
Coleman & CO
Alamo National Bank
Fannin
Building and Loan
San
Eae
Dro Cary
Vo Towell
Spasared Saaires
Botilog
Auskolity
Coca-Cola Company
SAN Antonio Coca-Cola Bottling Company
LoFithe
Lear Gloria Howiey
KMAC
Coca-Cola
Tyadee Marke
Aivipguiah
Frede Nes
CocmCela Company
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