Giving Blood Brings Pride Not Pain At The Plaza
A fragmented report recounts a wartime scene at a busy plaza bar where defense workers mingle with locals. It then shifts to INDTA McINTOSH detailing a Red Cross blood donation experience, describing the procedure, staff efficiency, and the donor’s reflections on bravery and relief after giving blood.
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Red Cross
Indta McIntosh
Red Cross Beol
Moore Bullding
Krone
Fight for SAPSCO Properties Battle in San Antonio
Legal clash over SAPSCO assets pits City of San Antonio against Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority. Condemnation actions target Comal and Bexar county properties, including the Comal county print system, amid moves tied to a $45,000,000 purchase price and cross-county notices. City attorneys pursue similar condemnations in Bexar county as the regional fight unfolds.
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Arillery
City of
San Antonio
Guadalupe-Blanua River
San Antronio Public Service Company
Peter Murday
K. Quin
Chicago
Atd PLC
Pritny
GBRA
Publc Service Company
Comat County
Une Ceterling
New Brauntets
Uy Glib
ALG Pom
Tin City
Lie City
Selver
San
Public Service Company
Althiwl
Dexar Courtly
Cama County
Bexar County
Comal
Ube Ctly
Nurses' Aides Call Issued for Volunteers
A recruitment notice seeks 18 to 50 year olds with high school education to train as nurses aides for emergency centers. Registration runs Monday through Friday at the Cadilla building in La Villita. Training begins soon to address a current staffing shortage at the Blood Donor Center.
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Lave High School
Gerfield
la Villita
Oueses Alites
Hospital Unit Supplies Drive Aids Brackenridge Plan
A Brackenridge High district meeting chaired by Mrs. Manfried Gernnut discussed forming a hospital unit for 125 beds to assist accident victims. Roy Kay urged local residents to donate beds, mattresses, pillows, towels, blankets, stoves, buckets, and other ward supplies. Mrs. Emily No Tmareh leads the Hospital Unit committee coordinating donations for the project.
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Brackenrlage High
Lo-school
F.T. A. Plang
Distrience
Emily No
Toughies in Third Army Maneuvers
Wartime maneuvers staged in Louisiana under Lieut Gen Walter Keveger test coordinated tear tasks. Troops must complete march with full gear, conduct reconnaissance, and execute night and daytime operations to stress offensive and defensive drills. Red and Blue opposing forces will simulate combat conditions.
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Me Tir
Loulajntia
Walter Keweger
Coli
Imanéer
Looisiana
Backing Down On the News Memoir by Arthur Barr
A garbled wartime memo reflects on American morale and media support. It mentions George AL Co han Irving Berlin and implies tributes to George amid illness and recovery, praising music and film efforts during the wartime stretch. The note hopes for a swift recovery.
Ambiguous 1952 Rail Complaint Surfaces in San Antonio Case
A fragment from a July 1 1952 San Antonio news item centers on a long standing dispute involving the Southern Railroad, Missouri Packing, and a jurisdictional examiner. The text mentions a 9.57 inch measure near Atascosa County and an incident at the Plaza Hotel. Details are unclear and OCR fragmentary.
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San Antonio Southern Raileoad
Missouri Packie
Atascosa Calinty
Jourdanian
Christine
Plaza Hotel
H. Co, Davie
Interstate coMmeree Consistant
Fugitives in Texas Voting Case Headed to Federal Court
The article notes C. A. Hocker and T. M. Palmer fled and faced federal court action over alleged efforts to block black voters in the upcoming August primary elections in San Antonio. The case centers on preventing suppression of the Negro vote at party and public elections.
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San Antonio
C. A. Hocker
T. M. Palmer
Sui
Antofuties Tan
Big new radio station to open on Soul Road
Cris of the biggest and best equipment will equip a new broadcasting office at Romane and Oakland streets for concerts speeches market reports and similar features. The aerial will be about 100 feet high with a 190 foot span. Sixty foot steel towers atop a 40 foot base. A 10 horsepower motor will drive the seven tube set.
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AULY
Cris
Capeless
Duncan Miss Sent to New York
Miss Cleda Geeslin of Cidkd thwaite, a radio mechanic at Inca field earning 1500 dollars yearly, is among two women chosen by Duncan field officials for a month at the New York School of Aircraft Instruments. Geeslin rarely worked on NYA radio projects. details of other selections and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Cleda Geeslin
Cidkdthwaite
Inca Field
New York School of Aircraft Instruments
Duncan Fleld
Geeslin
NYA
Otte Wornehusens
Merle [Couch
Auathy
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