Anderson halts West side shack construction order issued
Commissioner Anderton ordered National Lumber to stop building shacks on the West side for failing to connect to city sewers obtain building permits and meet legal standards. First shack halted at Cavallos and anotherdo streets as inspectors demand compliance before any further structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 1. Anderton
National Lumber Company
Fndlire
Legel Filme
Cavallos
Audeveon
R. K. Collins
Dany
Stine
Anderson
Howe
Oil News Briefs Cover Wells and Obituaries Across Regions
Oil field reports detail several wells in Navarro and Duval counties, including discovery attempts and water production, with notes on completed perforations and saltwater yield. Obituary notices honor HALDMANAN, POMPO, PAYNE, RAITER, VAUGHAN, SPAUBT, and STAUDT, listing survivors and funeral details.
Livestock Market Prices At San Antonio Auction
Fragmented OCR lists varied livestock items and prices at a San Antonio market Wednesday and Thursday. Entries show cattle bulls heifers calves pigs and horses with prices per hundredweight and totals, including miscellaneous equipment and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
Antonio
Ateare
Reds Launch New Red Army Push Toward Pinsk and Vilnius
Soviet forces launched a major offensive aimed at Pinsk and Vilnius with heavy artillery and air support. Reports say White Russian units under Cherniakhovsky and Bagramian advanced toward Brest Litovsk and Warsaw, while German columns near Kowel retreated. Viliya River crossings and rail corridors remain under Red attack as German lines crumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Jay x
Jay
Red Army
Pinsk
Brest Ditovak
Gen- Gral Chérsiakhovsry
Wilno
Baltic Republics
Bug Rivers
Molodeeano
Germean
Vileika-Nesvizh
Cherniakhovsky
Bagramiah
Lithuania
Latvia
Kowel
Minsk
Nagi
Gorin River
Finsk
FRONT
Hitler
Brest Litovak
Warsaw
Berlitz
Vilna
Texas cattle market brisk after Fourth of July week
Texas livestock trade stays active as L. Biles Pearse cattleman sells 28 head of grass feeders at $13.75 per cwt to John Clay Commission. Calves strong, stocker and feeder ring quiet. spring lambs ease slightly while cotton and grain crops face minor grasshopper damage in Bravos and Trinity river areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Biles
Pearse
San Antonio
Texas
John Clay Commission Company
Bravos
Trinity
Vital Statistics en NTAL PERI
A list of individuals with ages and addresses, including Roberto J Zumta Jr and Gespar C Carvajal. The text mentions multiple names, dates in June and July, and locations such as San Luis and Bust Countias. It appears to be a birth or vital records section with scattered OCR errors and inconsistent formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto Jzurmta Jr
Mona
San Luis
Rama Gontgien
Oyalle
Ana Duly
Fiached
Hartry F. Bull
Barrera Glynet
Beer Price Hikes Illegal Move Debated in Town
Local restaurant price panel chief Martin J. Ryan says new beer regulation takes effect July 31 and applies only to establishments with high overhead. He notes increases vary by prior prices and expect 16 cents for domestic brands and 8 to 10 cents for other brands, while deputies report related costs tied to a land condemnation case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Atgtos Coun Peas 1
Onte
Martin J. Ryan
Ryan
Pexas
Coeta
Exigny Scafield
Wdge Charles H Leary
U. S
Sam Scofield
New Pastor at Calvary Church Named
Rev Carl McGininia has taken duties as pastor of Calvary Repills church, announced here. He arrives from Pearl Soh as new religious leader, bringing prior ministry experience and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Tne
Carl McGininia
Dyer
Calvary Repills Church
Pearl Soh
Heaviest Loss in Mediterranean War Casualties Report
Washington reports the heaviest United States Army losses occurred in the Mediterranean theater where 0,846 men were killed wounded or captured. The war department summary covers through June 13 with overall casualties totaling 270,023. The tally through May 31 shows 173,572 army casualties across all theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Army
Mediterranean
Pearl Harbor
Ayaatera
Boy Chased by Escaped Lion in Denver Park
A 1-year-old boy riding a bicycle fled through a city park after an escaped lion stalked him. Police, state troopers, and volunteers pursued the animal with tear gas and firearms, cornering it in shrubbery and recapturing it, with the boy showing a torn trouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Two Theaters Planned for Northwest Fredericksburg Road Area
A local notice outlines plans to build two theaters. The first theater is budgeted at 355000 dollars and will sit on the east side of Fredericksburg Road between Lynwood and Rosewood. The second theater costs 50150 dollars and is slated for the east side of San Petro Avenue between West Huisache and West Mulberry. Construction will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famus We
Wwe
Taurae Gay T
Joseph J. Barshop
Produce Row
Fredericksburg
Lynwood
Rosewood Avenues
San Petro Avenue
West Huisache
West Mulberry
Group Leader Flies in Italy Tieus Family Update
Group leader flies in Italy as three Gunn brothers serve in war. Colonel Canin and Bruce E Gunn fly missions over Europe while First Lieut. Warman Gunn, 23, serves as bomber pilot in England. Mrs Aveen Oriaon Gunn and parents reside near Kelseyville. The brothers hope for reunion soon as victory nears.
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Tieus. Go. Games Ae Out Itt
Aveen Oriaon Gunn
Texas Avenue
Italy
Canin
Europa
Axis
Bruce E. Gunn
South Pacific
Warman Gunn
Eighth Air Force
England
Gunn
Gunu
Ley
Norman
Welig Ze
Yura
Ariz
Apri
Kelseyville
Scisons
Callt
Nudists Accused of OPA Violations in California Camp
In San Francisco a six day probe found about 250 nudists weekly at Sun-O-Ma near Govier County sunning and playing. Agents Douglas Forasth and Richard Frasens ordered over 200 visitors from 27 California towns to explain possible violations and questioned camp owners about registration under federal regulations.
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San Francisco
Valley of the Moo
OPA
Oregon
Californity
Agenta
Douglas Forasth
Richard Frasens
Govier County
Sun- O-Ma
California
OTA
Acca
Twelve loan men fail to appear for arraignment in antitrust case
A federal grand jury indicted twelve loan operators and thirty-three others in a wide anti trust probe. Warrants were issued for the arrest of those who ignored summons to arraign before Judge Wo A Keeling. One of the 75 indicted died the day after the June 6 indictment. Several defendants appeared. many demurrers to quash the indictments are planned as hearings set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Wo A Keeling
Ponte
U. 8
District Out
W. BR. Smith
US 8
District Wilor
Delvnfaerite
Keeling
Damarerk
Mllege
Brewer
Miami
Pla
King
Brown
Leonard Brows
San Antonio
Ino
James V. Allred
Virgil O. Moore
Miama
Fig
Genearal
Charles Pearce
Raymond, Huta
Harold A. Henderson
Hopkins Returns to White House Desk in Restored Health
President Roosevelts close adviser Harry Hopkins returned to his White House desk today in restored health after an operation at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota weeks ago. He had been ill for some time and absent from Washington for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
Mrs Vaughan Services for Corrella Vaughan Held
Funeral services will be held Friday at 40.0 p m at the Ohiiag copal church for Mrs Corrella Toe rey Vaughan widow of George C Vaughan lumberman who died Wednesday afternoon at 18 loos hospital Rev Sam Capers will officiate. Interment will be in Misalon Burial park. Mrs Vaughan was a native of New Braunfels and resided here for 50 years. Surviving are two daughters Mrs BD Dames of San Antonio and Mrs O Meyer of Eagle Pass a son Curtis T Vaughan of San Antonio and five grandchildren.
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Magnolia
Graes Carza-Wilcox
Karnas
Lee Inding Paren
Hidaleo caUty
Navarro
Butcher-Arthur
Oer Fons
Jackson Y Willen Gavaca
Sterling OW
Metinins Companys Ni
Barmen Et al
Breor
Duval County
Balent
Pregaure
Fred
Shyeld Hay
Tarrell
Ter- Tel Polat
Itd
Gousd
Alot
Macnollu
Wis Beeltzeon
Aimells
Gus Gerenny
Wussell
Maanda
Jvend
Sirius
Haldmanan-Ire
Fotenan Hallmann
Wiikue
Beoest Hallman
Guild Street
Aistern
Boohle Wyechetzil
Hole Hertebers
Mlebe
Cox Bertha Graebner
Blaster Burial Ark
Pompost
Giovann G. Pompo
Loral Hospital
Tigra
Dircon Pompall
Italy
Bervices
Fort Sam Heaston National Cemetery
Charies Mungran
Payne
Robert Payne
Avenale
Vin “Home
Wils
Fsy Paynes
Thomas
Ava
Geayte A. Dunn
Frank Rainier
Hindeton
Charles Hanavan
Vaughan
Peleck
Chylat
Samuel Capers
Mission Burial Park Onder
Mortician
Spaubt
Margaret Staudt
Simpson Trent
Tuly B
Tye Huwhnnd
Enry Staudt
Childeen, Mra
Louise Dreymulln
Wiliam M
Staudt
Alles
Teresa Suek
A Krantean
Witlide Noe
Rarang Fyfax
Oh. Om
Henry Tievhil
San Pere Papell
Cen Ara Cutler
Frea
Mears
West Trauston
Atticiiting
Tntermant Dan Gong ‘Lal Pork
Weatfield
North Adams
Reck
Mapla Suites
Bokalaterodé
Plecea Ry Brand
Repu 'Eon
Braunstein
Bray
Alaeno
Plaga
Stennie
Ohiiag Copal
Mra
Corrella Toerey Vaughan
George C. Vaughan
Loos
Sam Capers
Misalon
New Braunfels
Dames
N Antonio
O. ©. Meyer
Eagle Past
Curtis T. Vaughan
San Antonio
De Gaulle Schedules Two Meetings With Roosevelt in Washington
General Charles De Gaulle arrived in Washington for a four day visit to advance US French relations. He will hold at least two talks with President Roosevelt, focusing on goodwill and potential concrete arrangements with the French national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gault
Roosevelt
de Gamle
Mahaw
London
Maverick Favors Kerr for Vice President Matter in Dallas
Maury Maverick, head of a small war plant firm, said he would help Governor Kerr if asked. Oklahoma reports tie Kerr to possible Roosevelt re nomination while Maverick notes Kerr’s rise from poverty to wealth and public service. Dallas sources mention Kerr as a potential VP candidate amid Texas party split talks. New optimist secretary Jan Kirkland will replace Mrs. C. G. Dewey Sanders at the Spumy t club on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etia Amac
Chari Galdberga
Grillin
Dick Tracy World News
Library
Lewis J
Nesbitt
Cowdle Sisler
Phil Hopkins
Aloha Vons
Beoltean Hudson
Aloha
Cony
Ours
Pau Relicon
Mick Carter
Advanture Panoygrams
Alee
Aldrich
Idventu
Bere
Treua
Balute
Rae Joa
Brown Town
Hyate Fyatery
Dows
Bob Strone
Daxicenes
Glen Gray
Tio News
Iatherton
Aris Dorsay
Borgo
Cavaileco Os
Ted Powell
Suly
Gora Byfet
Club
Chang
Galt Iy
Porte
Kary
Shady Val
James Chager
Sordi
Horizons House
Martyn
Jenny Day
Harum
Kate Brett
Carter Brodio
Big Sinter Treas
Salute Tabernacle
Manor Bias Comerpan
Lam
Menor Gat
Jack Berch
Grinders Gang
Scott
Judy
Tare
Jordan Gat
Foster
Dr. Malone
Prem
Helen Trent
Hex
Amey
Tima
Youn
Alburn
Atines
Dallas JoRneun
Sona
Brown
Eddie Dam
Eddié Dunn
Learo
Corler
Hardwaxon Ndtoy
Ted Steela
Tee Wilderness
Harton Sere
Beromeds
Dallas
Guy
Maury Maverick
Mannager
War Planta Corporation
Kerr
Oxlahoma
Yiet
Ascud
Okla
Robert
Roosevelt
Maverick
Ha Onigg
Nod Cabin
Karr
Meanermann
San Antonio
Orce
Mauermann
Texas
Jan
Kirkland
CG. Dewey Sanders
Spum Yt Club
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Quintana Ad KO
Dia
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Fata
Big Money Deal Division
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Venteens
Sears
James A, Gunnti
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Maverick Favors
John Les Smith
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