City Aid Bureau Faces Closure Without Funds
A city aid bureau may close unless funds are obtained. The report covers collected and expended relief work, including aid to 4672 applicants from December to June, with 100 white and several minority recipients, and how donations are directed to campaign headquarters for continued emergency relief efforts.
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City Aid Bureau
Antonio Senlixe
Minaya Zalion
Hsia
Bee
Espomillare
ISI
T. J. Purnek
North
Mresn
Girers
Dar's
18 Kelly Fliers Hop for Ft Sill
A misread wartime dispatch reports 18 Kelly fliers heading to Fort Sill Oklahoma for training or assignment. The item mentions aircraft and pilots with scattered, unclear details about events on a Saturday morning and a staged military context.
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Kelly
Editor to Speak to Legion Post Wihab
An editor will address the Legion Post and discuss weekly publication aims. The talk covers rationing, improving living conditions, and community cooperation with local groups at the Mazy Hotel on Monday evening.
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Legion Post Wihab
Padeen
Pixpateh
Remember When Turbulent City Parks Tenders Were Set
A fragmentary note recalls city officials including Jan Antonie Tark and Mewes Stetrigrilier overseeing parks and plazas. It mentions mower duties and a temporary paragraph about a December period during a mayoral term, with unclear specifics.
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Es Dacor Rubiola
Jan Antonie
Bryan
Patent suit drama ends with dismissal
A patent infringement suit filed by Roberta Se Bion, a Musigan citizen, against Curt M Seweay and others was dismissed. The claimant alleged fraudulent representations to obtain inventions and profits, but the court struck the docket and issued a dismissal order.
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Roberta Se Bion
Musigan
Curt M Seweay
de Silva
Duval
Newnan Aba Eeggie Yar
Elainoo
Silva
Meson
Pnjuin
Newton
Unclear query about Hickory Bill and locations
The text appears garbled with scattered names and questions about a person or place called Hickory Bill, references to places like TN and CVS, and incoherent lines. No coherent event or report can be derived for a newspaper card.
Royal Prince of Russia in Aloft Tour Visits City
Royalty visits the city on an extended tour, with Prince Theodore of Thussia and Tunisian ties among the guests. The prince discusses Bolshevik influence, American liberalism, and potential Anglo American responses while planning a three month U.S. stay before returning to Europe.
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Lis Highurss
Chrodure
Thussiay Raw
Tunis
Crore Nielptay 11
Greend Boke Abezamler
Grand Dichris Nenin
Exnr
Ragbagt
Deinerss Lene
Russia
Ruil Seeaml
Walry
Umea
Cheodore
Tout
Pamela
Nicholas
Theodlore
Tinea
Waulord
Roesin
Nolsheviem
Nail
Japan
Ted Aunglers
Americas
Vie Prince
Tara
Malm Hiench
Florida
United States
Anttise Vonsiateky
Vonsiataks
Seven to Speak on Disarmament Series Draws Local Leaders
Seven speakers set to address a disarmament event at the Hom Weleo plashouse near Ayom on Sunday. Attendees include Che Hay Everett Brag and leaders from the Wrinily Medhodist church Mer Father Hee Mirus Carleton Adin and WW Anckson president of the Murer club Habibi Hplliding Fried at Temple Weth Fl ail Kee Mirai J. Harelton from the Fiest Congregational church.
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Sevan
Suchides
Che Hay
Everett Brag
Hee Mirus
Carleton Adin
Murer Club
Anckson
Westwenrhind Cotleyoy Mes
Weiner
Habibi
Mirai J. Harelton
Injunction Granted Over Valley Highway Traffic Disputes
A temporary injunction blocks Maverick and related officials from enforcing licenses on the Valley highway project. Named parties include Maverick and Phoenix Me Finite Company amid a driver and traffic control dispute.
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Arouy
Ito Grande
Valley Truckien
Phoenix Mefinite Company
Arakist
Pate Andil Var Collector Meatry
Maverick
Highwas
Te Leip
Vie Valley
Antonio Sande Low
Nore
Wiuuetion
O Ld Arawn
W D, Brown
We Capaby
Milton Watkin
J. Carr
Wy Be Ambrose
Marsal Ciawn
Gas George
Moyd Marty
Bnei
Hefaredrny Wong
Derentania Nined
Sere Meverick
Ta G. Wmrares
Hive of
Qwittrol
C. C. Guss
Tod Lyirk
Pitrolinen
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
A garbled recap from 1942 notes wool market optimism and price surges, with T. Dal tus of Del Rio predicting higher wool prices. It also mentions city arrivals for an open championship route and leadership changes at local firms and civic groups amid the era’s economic activity.
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San Antonin Light
City Plan Work Abandoned Amid Budget Strains
Al Nene's continuation of the city plan started in 29 was abandoned. Mayor Chambers said the city cannot afford further expenditures. The contract with the city plan engineers covered 15000 dollars and a February completion, but the project stalled as the mayor and representatives discussed next steps. Marl O. Mill a of Setovia, representing Bartholowew, pressed for contract action during the week.
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al Nene
Chanters
Kincaid
Lo Real
Harland Fanethalomere City Plan Engineers
Bt. Laws
Chambers
Elf
Econtrack
Eily Play
Mebruney
Marl O. Milla
Setovia
Bartholowew
Waa Lin
Elaine
Green Will Head Bar Association Election Confirms Officers
The Green Will Head Bar Association elects Muhert W. Green as ficevalent for the coming year. James Young Jr and other officers are named, including a reelection for secretary and treasurer amid standard association duties.
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Green
Bar Association
W. Green
Colette
James Young Jr
Esistant
Inchute Teis Minerevted
Clerpeesieat
Marrs
Tu Towne
Secretansy Dievetyreshee
Chey Ae Ta
Meester
Gilette
Auto League Elects Directors in Busy Meeting
The A. A. Auto League elected its board of directors with several named members like Taborlons and Sawer noted among the presiding officers. Officers will be chosen in a February meeting after the vote results and new governance terms are set.
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M. Dehmain
C. Rekstram
Srorgeny
Y W Women Hold Tea For Lonesome City Event
The text describes a tea event hosted by Y W C A or a women’s department with several listed attendees and organizers. The notice mentions a social gathering with names like Milde Aoffeors and Re Senith and Nell Vever, but the fragmentary text is unclear on exact date, location, or purpose.
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Lonesome Pois Nice
Gramen
Atlanta
A. Clube
Ainstay
Thusinem
Profos. Sion
Mev. Milde Aoffeors
Uh Re
Iam Reger
Nell Vever
Ma Newton
Roslessea
Terrell Named Receiver in Jarratt Firm Liquidation
Court records show Martial W. Terrell appointed receiver for the Jarratt company amid liquidation proceedings. McMillan had previously served as receiver, with a bond reduction granted on Terrell’s appointment. Banks and creditors debated appointment and the court praised McMillan’s administration while Terrell’s term is set to proceed.
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Woo
Mdaek
Mominai
Indo
Torrell
McMillan
Lorreil
San Ancis National
Dodge Weel
Tose
Ile
Tecrell
Colter
Collier
Ido Grande Valley
Sinekhotdera Wnt
Lerrett
Cork
Ste Millsn
J. Ke Jarratt
Jarratt
Terrell
Chambers Declares Necessary Budget Adjustments This Year
City officials, led by Mayor Chambers, announce adjustments to the current budget to address a potential overdraft. Funds will shift among departments including parks and the mayor’s office while keeping the core city manager plan intact.
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Parks Department
Ranyor
Enid
Chambers Express
Lexan Eitier
Secretary Forum Guest Miss Guthrie to Speak at Open Fairs
Continental secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association of South America Miss Guthrie travels from San Angelo Texas after studying at Colorado and Stanford. She has led YWCA work in Chicago and continental South America and will be honored with a noon lecture at St Anthony Hall Monday.
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Mise
Anne Guthrie
Fea
Benignartere
Jitenes Airen
Misa Gothein
Hae Woiler
Axnocine Trong
Cife
South America
Guthrie
San Angelo
Teas
Colorado
Stanford
XY. W. CG. A
West Conat
Navy Ggri
Bremerton
Washington
YW. GA
Metropolitan Board
XY. WW. C. A
Qhienko
Nic Sears
Opinion Sought on Funding Bonds
Voters weigh a proposed 1 100 000 bond issue as county officials request guidance. Commissioners say they will not take a position on the city bond and seek public input to inform future actions and possible road project funding.
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Neva
Tal
Alora
Davia
Bates
Deputy U S Marshal's Horse Ride Echoes in Memory
A fragmented passage recalls Deputy U S Marshal and a horse ride, reflecting on memory and martyrdom. The text references figures named Georgy Metstond and Horsford with scattered, unclear details about a district, timing, and events surrounding a confrontation or duty.
Highway No 16 Designation Aims Statewide Traffic Push
A new designation for Highway No 16 from Cornus Christi to San Antonio and onward through North Texas to the Oklahoma line is planned to unify routes formerly known as Nos 107 and 51. W J Furlong highway secretary of the chamber of commerce says the change seeks to improve motorist guidance and efficiency. The plan awaits approval from the state highway department led by Martin, with San Antonio highway commissioner Joe Furlong noted.
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Cornus Christi
San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma
W. J. Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
Aid Saruchas
Ment
Martin
Highway Commission
Jolt Firlong
St Marys U Frolics Presented By Exla And Taeutow
A fragment from St Marys University notes a planned Frolic event titled Exla and Taeutow with performances by a listed ensemble. The text references organizers and participants including names like Pred Zak nis and Lestie Brel and mentions a theme of marching.
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Exla
St. Maree University
Mheagor
Wilsoty Simithel
Lestie Brel
Psychology class enrollments reach ninety three
An OCR riddled report notes 93 registered for a psychology course at a night school on Main Avenue Wish rehood. It mentions Wallace Betool and Ivrrratua t Center and references a hospital setting and entertaining Patiente of My Boxe Capital.
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Busines
Stow von Ivorants
Fork
Bas Homerton
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Okla
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Museuaa
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Joby
Htrawe
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CVS
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Amtonio
Telfer
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Toler
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Dobie
E.W. Chadwell
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D. F. Davis
Mumeney
Yeill Ben Cunditile
Nieelectiony
HK Uh
Feriick
Saqir Dar
Gelicn
Hantary
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del Rio
du Tuy
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Abe Vxpinram
San Fenelon
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el Anse Conntey Eli
H.W. Myeegbach
New Jersey
Agunger
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San Antonio Wilson Flit
Wilkow
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Wilson
Willy Texas
A. Auto League
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Lonesome
M’mitla
West
Marhial W. Terrell
Peansment
Tarrant Genni
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Lwiler Courkwelers
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Regentis Coe
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Ainether
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Fedarratt Compady
Anil Les
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Lolus Sels Atom Ab Balin
Fistril
Tiabilivius Amd
Southern Suiles Finguer Corporation
Ane Guthrie
Whee
Shy Will Apeak
Tudor
Ghatbors
Mil
Georgy
Pe, Geen
St. Mary's U
Psychology Glass
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