Budget Action Delayed As San Antonio Council Debates Loans
San Antonio taxpayers face a delay as the city council postponed action on 1998-99 budget planning and tax rate amid bank loan bids for the current year. A planned Friday session was recessed to Monday due to the absence of Tax Commissioner Bushick, with bids from National Bank of Commerce and Frost and Alamo National banks under review for up to 2 million dollars.
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San Antonio
Frank Bushie
Bustack
National Bank of Commerce
Frost and Alamo National
Frost and Alamo
Frost-Alamo
Bushick
Bush Deck
Srsnion
Arizona to Vote on Prohibition Measure in November
Arizonans will vote again this year on prohibition. Secretary of State James B. Kerby reported petitions with 22,879 signatures filed, guaranteeing the proposed constitutional amendment a spot on the November ballot. The measure would ban sale possession manufacture introduction exchange or transport of intoxicating liquors.
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Arizona
Phoentz
Ariz
Pioneer in Film Returns to Screen at 89
Culver City July 8 Walter Cameron the actor who played the sheriff in The Great Train Robbery the first soundless film returns to cinema after 16 years. At 89 he will take a character role in a Carole Lombard and James Stewart starring picture, after training horses for film recreation.
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Culver City
Calif
Walter Cameron
Cameron
Carole Lombard
James Stewart
Death takes Adolph A. Stalls San Antonio druggist
Adolph A. Stalls 70, a San Antonio and Karnes City druggist, died at his home 15 Aransas Avenue Staffa. He owned Alamo City Pharmacy in San Antonio and Staffa Drug Store in Karnes City. Survived by widow Mrs Paulina Stalla, two sons August E and Albert T, a sister Mrs Mary Creak, brothers Emil A Staia and R Staia, and a granddaughter Mrs Morris Porter. Funeral from home Sunday at 4 p.m. to St Gerard's Catholic Church with Rev. Klaisten officiating. burial in Cemetery No. 2. Pallbearers listed.
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Adolph. A. Stalls
San Antonio
Karnes City
Aransas
Say
Forumn Cemetery No
A. L. Kahanes
Thomas Wolzlovicik
Dr. C. Be Ke Wek
Gitlinger
Charles Bismiguel
EL Practic
Army limits. Planes barred from indiscriminate air meets
Washington July 8 The war department banned army planes and pilots from participating in indiscriminate civil air meets. An order by Acting Secretary Joluwon limits entry to two, not more than three meets annually. Meets must have international and national significance, large public attendance, financial responsibility, and not be for profit, aiding aviation advancement. Requests come from the National Aeronautics Association. Participation in the national air races on September 3 in Cleveland has been approved. The Navy indicated approval and alignment with the policy.
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Washington
INS
War Department
Joluwon
Johnson
National Aeronautics Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Navy
Baptists Open Enmiphent Camp Near Leakey
Twentieth annual Baptist encampment for churches across 90 counties opens July 12 in Frio river canyon near Leakey, six miles west of San Antonio. Key figures include Rev Neal Ellis, Dr J Howard Williams, and Dr T W Gayer. events run July 12 to 21 with a memorial service for Judge O Lattimore and a full program of Bible study, sermons, classes, and recreation.
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Neal Ellis
Calgary Baptist Church
Frio
River Canyon
Leakey
San Antonio
Ellis
O. &. Lattimore
T.C. Gardner
J. Howard Williams
Gardner
The
Baptist Training Union
Fis
Allas
Williams
First Baptist Church of
Amarillo
Woman's Missionary Union
J. T. Yancey
T. W. Gayer
Uvalde
J. Kelly Simmons
Carrizo Springs
O. M. Thompson
Beacon Hil Baptist Church
Wr. Ells
W. J. Mements
Cray ¥. Chmptell
4. B.tidwell
Bible Department
Baylor University
Ti. H. Muirhead
Brazil
Foreign Mission Board
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ANN
Spyato Wusient
Wptrumett
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State
ELT
de, J. Howard Williams
Amarius Church
Baptists
Mara
Model Brand
Regnar
YALE
Fruhauf
Mavietown
Darsen
Alll Sre
Noreast
Wolf & Mar Cool—Arena Store
Wolff & Marx Open
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