Budget dispute delays San Antonio hearing and clashes
A stormy San Antonio budget hearing ended in a recess after a verbal clash between Park Commissioner Henry F Hein and Joe Sheldan of the Taxpayers Defense League. Mayor Quin pushed a $2,794,485.29 budget with trims across departments and warned of necessary cuts to balance funds as city officials debated river policing, park maintenance, and health budgeting amid growing service demands.
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Souricn
Spockstors
C. K. Quin
Quit
Quint
Quin
Henry F. Hein
Joe Shelda
Taxpayers’ Defense League
Ibin
Sheldon
Heh
Park
Holn
Ohnos Basin
Heln
Park Department
Fain
Exposition Park
Dudge
A. Goeth
The
Water Board
Helen
Honry Holland
J.H. Calvert
Chamber of Commerce
G. Ray Davis
Hismidgel
Howton
Ely and Shel School
Davis
Steffler
Steffier
Renue
Guavel
City council clears agenda and approves numerous appropriations
The city council met Thursday approving routine items. Key actions include a 2295 appropriation from improvement district No. 15 fund for bond payments due July 1, 35 for Jueleg medical services after an eye injury, and 4.50 to Mangold for car damages from a collision with a city garbage truck. Also approved were 150 for general payrolls health and auditorium departments, 1367.08 for sewage materials, 3835.50 for steel maintenance payroll, 186 for Stinson field payroll and salt for the new municipal airport, 245.55 for interest and maturities at Frost National Bank, 286.76 emergency traveling fund for police, and 10,066 transferred to the police pension fund. Petitions granted for Ruiz and Zarramora streets pumps, Scobey Transfer and Storage pumps, Jack Neal pumps, and bids for a used tractor at 4070. Sergt. Degasch salary set at 20 monthly with 30 paid by city and remainder by Texas state board of vocation education.
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Arthur Jueleg
Jueleg
Ivan B. Mangold
Stinson Field
General Fund
Frost National Bank
Police Department
Counell
D. Garza
Ruiz and
Zarramora
New British Columns Pushed Into Syria From Iraq
British imperial forces reportedly develop two fresh columns advancing into Syria from Iraq alongside ongoing assaults on Falmyia and Dmer Ty Zor. Gen Hem and Beirut headquarters faced an attack by British forces as one column presses toward Tell Kotehek near the Istanbul Baghdad air corridor and the other threatens Djezel Simdjar at the desert highway entrance farther south.
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Vichy
France
Iraq
Falmyia
Dmer-Ty-Zor
Hem. Dent
Beirut
Agety
Britt Kosib
Tell Kotehek
Tstanbul-Baghdad
Citizens press tax cuts and raises during city meeting
Wallace Rogers and Miss Stein led residents in questioning city salaries and tax policy. Speakers urged lower property taxes, questioned police leadership, and pressed for recreation funding while noting higher material costs and uncertain city revenue.
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Xpayers
Defensa Longue
Mtaises
Mics
Mune Sten
Jong
San Antonio
PD. L. Anderson
Stelm
Lous Lipscomb
Stein
Nersell
Quin
Davis
Houston Street
Dan Genard
West Side
EB. v. Bogas
Collins Gardens
George Ozuyn
P. 8. Wilkinson
W. A. Reese
J. W. Hemming
Nktheyine Brker
George Grove
Wan Northway
Hugh Wi
Seamen Laud Fight On Nazig
The National Maritime union issued a policy statement to all branches urging support for Britain and the Soviet Union against Fascism. It reaffirms opposition to Fascism and criticizes lend lease aid and the turnover of American ships to Britain since the 1939 war outbreak.
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National Marriime Union
Britain
Soviet Union
N. M. UW
Fireworks Sale Ban Approved for Illinois
SPRINGFIELD IL July 3 Governor Dwights H Green signed a bill prohibiting retail sale of fireworks. The measure becomes effective January 1, 1942, leaving Fourth of July celebrations still using usual pyrotechnics this year.
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Springfield
Dwlsht H. Green
Two Charged With Drunken Driving in County Court
In County Court of Law No 2 on Thursday two men were charged with driving while intoxicated. Frank Mocias of 1621 West Martin Street and 715 South Leona Street faced a joint complaint. Andrew Crockett of 518 South Sir Marys Street and Brooksfield man were charged separately with related offenses. Henry Hochs was charged with theft of a $40 suit on June 4.
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Paring Jr
Brooksfield
Ant Andrew Crockett
South
Sir Mary's Streee
Intoxlentea
Failia
Frank Mocias
West
Martin Strtet
Leona
Henry Hochs
Copra Exports Qualified From American Iamon in 1998
The census bureau reports 2640000 pounds of copra exported from American Iamon in 1998. Copra is the dried meat of coconuts and the islands staple vegetable product.
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Iamon
Islanda
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