Weekend Accidents In Bexar County Report Two Crashes
Over the weekend two traffic accidents were reported in Bexar County. Three people were injured, non critical, in a collision of two motorcycles near East Commerce Street and Railroad Pacific tracks. Pvt Tommy W Sanford 30 of Fort Sam Houston reception center struck a bump crossing the tracks and his motorcycle collided with Frank de la Garza 21, causing injuries to Sanford Garza and a bystander Segnel Laguna 20. All were treated at local hospitals. In a separate crash Gomez 40 sustained a dislocated elbow and a cut to the forehead when his vehicle collided with a trailer truck at Santa Rosa Avenue and West Martin Street Sunday afternoon. He was treated at the county hospital.
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Bexar County
Pacific
Commerce
Baim
Mintoreysia
Tommy W. Sandford
Fort. Sam Houston
Prank de la Garza
Divango Street
Sandford
Bracke General Hospitel
Garza
Segnel Laguna
San Marcos
Robert 8
Green Hospital
Artico
Gomez
Furnish Avenue
Santa Rosa Avemia
West Martin Street
Saltillo Piedras Negras Highway Link To Be Paved
Dr Ro Thomas chairman of the chamber of commerce highway department announced at a Saltillo Piedras Negras highway association meeting that a 25 mile arc north of Saltillo will be paved. The work is set to finish in late August with a dedication planned for early September.
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Com Piedras Negras
Sallillo
Sal Milo
Ro Thomas
Chamber of Com Tmerce Highway Department
Thomas
Saltillo Piedras Negras
Wife Wins Relief From Neuritis Pain
A testimonial-style notice promotes NORITO as a fast-acting remedy for neuritis and related pains, claiming quick relief from rheumatism sciatica neuralgia and muscle aches. It promises a money-back guarantee if the first three doses fail and urges readers to consult their druggist.
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Lambio
Norio
Norito
FUSE
SRS
Noriyo
Rehearsals Open for My Maryland at San Antonio Club
Group sets rehearsals for the Ube rgrund Rom berg production of My Maryland to be staged July 20 21 and 24 at the Bunkén Garden theater by the San Antonio Club Opare company. Open to men and women for reading dialogue and chorus roles including sopranos and belles. J. E. Martin visits San Antonio on his attorney general bid.
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Una Amiogur
Maryland
Ube
Rgrund Romberg
San Antomio Club Opare
Bunkén Garden Theater
A Men Home On Furloughs From Combat Service
Artois returns home on furlough from the Mediterranean theater after months of service. Staff Sgt. Frank E. Dieckow of 2015 West King’s Highway, reports months in the Mediterranean. Staff Sgt. Dullan Entoino of G19 Teal Street, 15 months with infantry in Europe. Sgt. Ray L. Tanglingis of 550 Cooper Street served 19 months with the air corps in the Mediterranean. Pvt. Clyde Frazier, 920 Muncay Street, 21 months with the Quartermaster Corps in Europe. Pvt. Amadeo Rodriguez, 11 Victoria Street, 15 months with infantry in North Africa. Pvt. Carlos Guardi lla, 806 Pervez Street, eight months with infantry in Great Britain.
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SM Artois
Backe
Frank E. Dieckow
West
King’s Highway
Dullan Entoino
Concepcion Emrino
Teal Street
Ray L. Tanglingis
Cooper Street
Clyde Frazier
Anita Prazier
Muncay Sleet
Quartermaster Corps
Eurohea Theater
Amadeo Rodriguez
Victoria Street
North Afrea
Carlos Guardilla
Pervez Street
Great Britain
Power of Teaching Told at Our Lady of the Lake
Lyle Saunders of New Mexico University told the Mid-American Workshop that education shapes whom we produce, warning indoctrination can mold a generation if there is enough agreement on the viewpoint and focused effort, noting tolerance is harder to teach than intolerance. He urged a positive program to foster tolerant, objective, and peace-loving minds despite the difficulty.
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Lyle Saurdurs
New Mexico University
Our Lady of the Lake College
Germany
Saunders
Ehough
S A Student Wills Rogers Scholarship
A San Antonio student is among nine Texas university recipients of the Will Rogers memorial fund scholarship announced Monday. The awards go to physically handicapped students or those training to work with handicapped children.
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Sluin Diner of
San Antonio
Texas University
Will Rogers Memorial Fund
L A Man Bitten by Rattlesnake in Chicken Yard
Bane Egbert aged 51 of Route 1 was bitten by a rattlesnake Sunday around 1 50 p m while in his chicken yard. He received treatment at Robert B Green Hospital and was recovering Monday.
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Bane Egbert
Robert B. Green Hospital
Pants Burglar Net $500 From Night Prowlings
Otto C. Uhl of Sherwood reported a burglar entered his home through an unlocked door at night and stole a wallet containing $430 and personal papers from his pants. At A. W. Burriss’s home on South Palmetto Avenue, a prowler pried a screen from a bedroom window, removed a wallet containing $104, and tried to take clothes from the vacant pants in the adjacent Burriss residence.
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Otto C. Uhl
Sherwood Emart
A. W. Burrisg
South Palmetto Atveet
Burriss
General Barnett awarded Bronze Star in Pacific action
General Barnett chief of staff for US forces in the South Pacific received the Bronze Star. Lieut Gen Harmon presented the award, noted for front line courage during Bougainville fighting. His wife, among San Antonio area Army wives, had been referenced. Barnett had previously earned the DSM and Legion of Merit. Mrs Emily Farrow, former San Antonio resident, died in Austin with services held there.
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Allison J. Barnett
San Antonio
General Barnett
United States Army
South Pacific
Milford F. Harmon
Bougainville
Tarrow
Austin
Emily Farrow
Bretham
School For the Bent
Downfall of candidates shifts battle in party race
A fragmentary diary voice notes how candidacies fade under pressure. The writer compares Bricker Green and others, praising discipline in Republicans while criticizing Democratic tactics. Weather and fatigue influence political maneuvers as campaigns waver and hopes dim.
Corrigan presides as Parks case faces court incident
Wayne Parks, airport operations manager, to appear in Justice of the Peace Corrigan’s court at 2 p.m. Friday to answer charges of abusive language and disturbing the peace after missing calls in prior hearings on an aggravated assault case. Sgt. John Kittsmiller alleged the May incident on Blanto Road involved a pistol strike. Corrigan warned of potential trouble if Parks again fails to appear. He criticized holiday court closures and noted congestion with 25 criminal cases. Scrap bids opening announced for July 14 at the Kelly field quartermaster.
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Wayne. Parks
Justice of the Peace
Bat Corrigan
Corrigan
Parks
Sgt
John Kittsmiller
Kelly Meld
Blanto Road
Tacks
Corrigat
Marrage
Sheriff's Office
Kelly Field
Local Soldier Emil J Real Jr Dies in Action in Algeria
Army reports Sgt Emil J Real Jr of Hallandale High School and St Cecilia's Church was killed in action in Algeria on April 27 while serving as a radio operator and naval gunner on a Flying Fortress. He trained at Dyersburg Army Air Base and had been overseas about a month. Parents Malcolm Real and Mrs Real and brother are informed.
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S.A. Fort
Algeria
Tech
Emil J. Real Jr
Malcolm
Real
West Hyde Avenue
WAL Department
Qa Flying Fortress
Sergeant Real
Hallandale High School
St. Cecilia's Church
Army
Dyersburg
Tenn, Army Air Base
War Department
South Texas
Mediterranean
Pie
Fernando Rodriguez
Lucinda T. Rodriguez
Thurman Place
San Antonio
Tragic drowning of eight year old Jesse Shuntner in San Antonio dyer
Eight year old Jesse Shuntner of 127 California Street drowned while swimming in the San Antonio dyer near Mission Road and Roosevelt Avenue on Sunday. His brother Santos, 12, attempted a rescue but nearly drowned. firefighters worked about an hour before pronouncing him dead and the body was taken to Rodrigues funeral home.
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Jesse Shuntner
California Street
San Antonio Dyer
Mission Road
Roosevelt Avenue
Santos
Inhalilar
Rodrigues
Week-end blaze destroys theater and harms multiple properties
Fire rips through Nogalitas street area burning a tent and 9 small tenant houses, with damages across several sites. Owner Garam estimates losses near 1550. Additional fires at 4920 Howard Street, 108 West Guenther, and 925 West Woodlawn cause substantial damage to homes, storerooms, garages, and apartments. All affected properties are owned by Rose Miranda, R. Hy Nester, and Mars Molile-Wiseler.
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Nogalitas
Tt Hs
Garam
West
Houston
Stret
Howard
Conten
Rose II
Miranda
West Guenther Street
R. Hy Nester
West Woodlawn
Mars, Molile-Wiseler
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America
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Cherbourg
S. A
Jesse E. Martin
S. A- Men
S.A
Wills Rogers
L.A
Gen. Barnett
United States
Haenett
Harmon
Starf
Barnet
Wathington
Arthur Pease
Uke
Bricker
Parks Case
Sidney Jessop
Western Ontario Regiment
Ruth
Jessop
Real Street
Real JR
Henry J
Kaiser Shipyards
Portland
Vancouver
Wash
Richmond
San
Ant
United States Employment Service
Nueva Street
Texas
Kaiser
Masi
SWAR
Fletcher
Castoria
Cantoria
Centaur Company
Sterling Drug Ince
Raiway
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