City budget talks reveal 1941 42 allocations and cuts
City commissioners and department heads outlined the augmented 1941 42 budget totaling 2 019 009, about 12 000 more than the mayor's proposal. The police and fire budgets show 1 218 000 for the two departments with equipment purchases and economy measures discussed, while street lighting and traffic concerns dominate plans. An efficiency drive was ordered for Police Chief Hopkins Fire Chief Hart and other officials as the panel awaits further line item figures.
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Co. K. Quin Jo Sues
Hira Ani Police
P. L. Anderson
Ray Davis
Psi
Anderson
Lae
Maveritk Administration
Aubrey Wopkins
A. Hart
Chsrile Stephens
Joh McHugo
Evil Service Board
Mom
Henry FP. Hein
Quinqueline
Quin
Council
Alvigions
Conral
Paul Bieffler
George Ebgenbarg
Davis
Campalssiower
Princiipally
Maury Maverick Returns From Holiday in Texas
The former San Antonio mayor Maury Maverick returned from a month of rest in Texas cities and resorts with his wife and children. He plans more rest, while officials report staffing concerns and budget details for city departments including the tax division and police. Floyd D. James, an attorney and liaison for the American Legion, was hospitalized after aiding draft registration efforts.
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Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Texas
Maverick
Maury
Iwayes
Floyd James III
Floyd D. James
West Hikh
Grand Avenue
Cen
Tral Couneil
American Legion
Sante Rose Hospital
Wale
Mrs Griswolds Funeral Pending In San Antonio
Mrs Griswold 66 a prominent San Antonio cub woman and Pan American Round Table founder died Monday in a San Antonio hospital. Survived by husband John C Griswold and several daughters and a son Pete M Shaw of Austin. Funeral 9 am Wednesday at St Ansel church with Rev Capers and Rev Jones officiating. Burial Mission Burial Park. Funeral home undertaker Alep Relee.
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Florence Tony Griswold
San Antonio
Pan-Amtrican Round Table
Griswold
Will T. Terry
Dinmitt County
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Texas
Griswald
RRO
Sater
Ime
United Etates
John C. Griswold
Alice Gaughters
Huth Shaw Fraser
Adele ‘Terey Brinner
Pipe Creek
Fate] Shaw Manghem
Seguin
Pete Mshaw
Aust
St. Onal Elureh
W. B. Capers
Everett Jones Oidolating
M_ Coleman
Winlan P. Kook
H.C. Reach
William Blocker
Col
H. A. White
EB. H. Humphrey
Mlsion Burial Park
Dragar
Alep Relee Funeral Home
Kidney Bladder Sufferers Warned About a Quick Cure
A damaged ad-like piece promotes Dr. Boeghene's original Yoruula as a fast remedy for sluggish kidney and bladder issues. It claims immediate action, lists sensational benefits, and urges buying capsules with promises of rapid health gains.
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Kidory
Petal
Boeghene
Brooks Kelly cadet graduation set for 120 at field ceremony
Cadets from Brooks and Kelly field units, including 37 students from Brooks and 107 from Kelly, will receive their wings as army fliers in a joint graduation at Brooks Field in Lieul Arie. Col EL Harman will preside, with Maj Stanton P. Smith directing.
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Kelly Set
Pridzy
Broeks Neld
Kelly Field
Army
AL Kelly Field
Arie
VW. Nielsen
Ding
Army Seems Against Blonde Hair in Defense Effort
The War Department moved to drop the blonde hair myth in the national defense program. Lyman Pratt, chairman of Brooke Marine Motorclast, visiting U S plants manufacturing corvettes for coast defense, notes progress has speeded up after initial delays. Pratt, a London resident by habit, has long observed European war efforts and now advises American manufacturers while awaiting return to England. He views the conflict as ongoing war with new techniques, not a formal armistice, and suggests airtight arguments exist for U S involvement if needed. Mrs. Pratt and one daughter join him from San Francisco. plans call for six weeks’ stay before returning to England.
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War Department
New England
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Lyman Pratt
United States
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Gunter Hotel
Maxie City
Brooke Marine Motorclast
Lig
Lowestraft
Buffolk
England
France
Paris
Europe
U. S
Mfke
Byrnes Takes Justice Oath at White House
James F. Burnita was sworn in at the White House as justice of the Supreme Court. The former North Carolina senator took the oath in Roosevelt's offices before officials and family. Chief Justice Richard Whaley of the Court of Claims administered the oath.
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Washington
CFI
James F. Burnita
White House
Nean Fep Elatée
Supreme Court
Frisnes
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Richard Whaley
Court of Claims
Housing of Circus Relics Discussed
Werery boards and Mayor Quin discussed housing the Harry Mertaberg circus book collection and related materials. The library board recommends increasing municipal funding to insure adequate care and preservation of the collection.
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Werery Boards
Quin Tursday
Harry Mertaberg
Mbirary Board
Hertzberg
Don’t Earn Grass Anderson Urges
Police commissioner Po L. Anderton urged residents to refrain from dangerous action and reminded motorists to have their vehicles checked for wiring faults after receiving several fire calls daily from negligent drivers.
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Anderson
Po L. Anderton
Life Aid
Arause Funeral Service to Be Held in San Antonio
The service for Mrs. Arause, a former resident of Germany who died recently in San Antonio, will be held at Riebs funeral home Wed at 4 p m. The Rev All will officiate. Survivors include Frederick Fernaine Amphilers, Mrs. Robert Kappers, Mrs. Hate Allred and other grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Lidheray.
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Dene Krowe
Tuesay
Germany
Bexar County
Viriela Lodge
Order of the
Hermann Bens
Riebs
Rites Pending for Accident Victim Naumann in San Antonio
Funeral services are pending for Naumann, 23, of San Antonio, who died in an auto accident Sunday near McCamey. The victim was a government employee at a Shell peso municipal office.
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Wea Naumann
San Antonio
Deat McCamey
Naumann
Beaman Came War Report On Front Near Leningrad
Reports describe Soviet and German operations on the northern front toward Leningrad and the Ukraine capital Kiev. Soviet forces reportedly halted German advances while heavy fighting and cratered roads disrupt communications along the Murmansk and Karelia sectors. Finnish claims of multiple incursions into Soviet territory accompany terse battlefield notes and losses.
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Page Cine
U. S
Kiev
Ukraine
Leningrad
Nast Reconnabesance
Soviet Kaftia
Letngrad
Arctic
Mulrimans
Morcow
Ctorman
Ostrov
Red Army
Kakisalmi
Karelian Isthumna
Ward Kattdalakshi
Murmansk
Kuretian
Slugla Battte
Draft to Mingle Old New Cards
A procedure is outlined for inserting 21 year old registrants into the existing list of older registrants. H M Betts, acting chairman, reports that board chairs and clerks will meet to finalize card issuance from July registration. The system uses existing old order numbers to place new registrants in a 16 old to 1 new ratio, with new order numbers matching preceding old registrants.
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Buntia Wethy
H. M. Betts
Niles
Wandering through a busy week in local notes
The Bexar Facts highlights names and brief hometown items. Police and hospital news touch on a vacation period for a captain, volunteers registered for service, and local residents seen in town. Individuals mentioned include Peter Michael Quray Barry Cahoon Billy Mosa Jobe Rhine Taylor Harvey Pollay Frank Moore Wall D. Towner Eva Faulkner and others in community notices.
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Eaxlton
Gravsticn
Dusing
Peter Michael Quray
Barry Dur
Ani Larry
U. of
Billy Mosa
Sanbing
Ban An
Tonto
Drownsville
Jobe
Rhine Taylor
Inflation Debate Quietly Highlights Policy Confidence
Beretta, chairman of the National Bank of Commerce board, warned inflation may follow higher wages unless consumer confidence in the government remains strong. He noted no inflation while confidence holds. Mrs J K Beretta, council president, named committees for the next month including Kathara Remy for decoration and publicity roles, and Otto Gass for membership.
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J. HK. Beretta
National Bank of Commerce, Ab
Beretta
Mra
J. K. Beretta
Counciil
Elon Quillin
Kathara Remy
Iantheon
Pawn Fowler
L. Magnon
Otto Gass
Theo Weiss
Alyle
Mre
Frank Sarrell
IO E Spring Promoted to Sergeant in Chick Police
Sergeant IO E Spring, formerly a private in the fingerprint division, was announced Tuesday by Chick Police Aubrey Hopkins to receive the rank. Spring will be assigned to an eight week training at the PBS school in Washington DC beginning July 2. The chief also announced re employment of C E Dennis and Rufus K Howell, former police officers.
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Chick
Aubrey Hopkins
Hopkins
Honthseo
Honklus
National Catholic Community Center to host music and dance night
The Troop Center presents a music program featuring Veronika Kaithoff and Bernhard Kaithoff with piano solos and duets, flute pieces, and the song How Can I Leave Thee. A free dance lesson and tango steps will run 7 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Newborg School of Dance after a luncheon. The center welcomes all soldiers from 1 to 11 p.m.
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Berle Cantor
Tutedey
Moanowlarit
Veronika’ Kaithoff
Radeteky
Hernhard
Vero Skanithoff
Zampe Overaire
Joyce Bauer
Bernhard Kalthoff
Halthoff
Andalucia
Joyce Sowernitch
Kalthoff
Chare
Unions
Joyce Sauamii¢h
Tanga
Iay Mimi
Potme
Newborg
Dace
Dunclage
Lierograny
County Farm Operation Proposal Sparks Commissioner Debate
A proposal to shift the county farm to private operation was endorsed by Commissioner Anderson after a discussion with County Judge Arniderson. The plan seeks lower operating costs and potential privatization while addressing farm payroll, product pricing, and comparisons to other county institutions.
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Ac & Profit
Aan Anderson
Lazies W. Arnidérson
Atdayson
Alderson
Texm
Anderson
Army Restricts Three Year Enlistment Policy
The War Department announces a new policy limiting three year enlistments to soldiers who have proven ability warranting professional promotion or whose specialist training makes their retention in the Army desirable. The department notes enlisting a man not worthy of promotion would deprive the army of an opportunity to train three additional selectees without improving the trained reserve.
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Goliets
War -Department
Shell Explodes Injuring Youth Amid Street Incident
A blast struck a youth on Chelka Street injuring a 7 year old. The 30 caliber shell lodged in the right shoulder as patrolman Dan LaFan arrived and administered first aid while Mubart B and Gres Rosalas assisted. Medical teams transported the boy for treatment.
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