Use of San Antonio to Boost Local Employment
An San Antonio industrial committee chaired by Geyer urges preferring San Antonio made goods to lower unemployment. The group, including manufacturers and merchants, plans to push city industries to use local products and attract further investment, saying kept busy firms keep labor employed and income circulating locally.
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San Antonio
Ani Nousamera
Seu Antonio
Manufaelurers Association
GG. Goyer
Ressoiration
San Aus Rouie
iInguulacturdcy
Imanedintar & Gh Businees
Sime
Ito
Gayor
Rensol
Fila
Manufa Giore Juhur
City hopes factory pledges spark local industry revival
A fragmented local notice describes residents pledging about 0,000 cards to push new products and boost city factories. Committee records show prior efforts and calls to extend outreach to more residents to continue work already begun.
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Nest
Promdslog
San Ane
Kelso Hospital Recovery After Pistol Wound In Sharps Incident
Fragmentary local notice reports Mrs Fred Kelso in improving condition after a pistol shot wound to the heart, hospitalization status updated Wednesday. Various short ads follow, including plumbing rates, rug making, and local notices. details scattered across obituaries and business listings.
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Kelso
Fred Kelso
Japan Seeks Outlook on Population Issued by Washington
A July report from Seattle notes Japan studies population trends and future outlooks. The piece mentions Abe of the political department at a Japanese university and hints at comparisons with California, warning about potential foreign influence and private ownership rights amid shifting policies.
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Seattle
Japan
Sibiia
Tao “Abe
Eat
Department of Pulities
Wasele University
du Fara
California
Ail Sai
Peivute
E Yeahs
Naval bill 55 signed for 41 billion appropriation
The naval appropriation bill signed by the president allocates about 41 billion for upkeep and related costs. The act, signed late Tuesday, covers ongoing fiscal year funding with retroactive provisions and authorizes related amendments as it advances through Congress.
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Washington, D.C
Marding
Wien
Wits
Local tax measure seeks $86,000 increase amid council debate
A proposal requests 86 000 dollars for the originel gente fix and an additional 14 000 dollars, boosting initial funding. Advocates, led by Louse, push for the rise while outlining expected benefits.
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Louse
Boundary Survey Planned Along Hud River Bed to Define Oklahoma Boundary
The Oklahoma boundary case proceeds as geologists and surveyors prepare to determine the river bed delimiting the boundary with Kansas. John A. Main and the United States attorney arrange testimony and bearings to fix the exact river course as hearings extend over weeks. Rain delays noted in Kerrville as showers fall on July 18.
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Oklahoma
Oklah
Smith
Hud
Oklahom
Brederick
Tyler
United States
Pnd
Treir
W. Gregory
Oxas
Training Camp at Camp Travis Opens With Civilian Body
Cadets and civilians gather for a month long Citizen Training Course at Camp Travis in the Eighth Corps Area. Attendees include athletes from multiple regiments and the event will feature track and field competitions at Camp Travis Stadium under supervision of Camp Travis officers.
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Travis
Prenardye
Ny Openlic
Pelday
Crtiser's
Algends
Nogday
Enary
Camp Travis
Filentonal Cente
Eam
Cama Travis Stadium
Me oy-Wente Oil official among injured in Ohio crash
In Cleveland on Monday night a Me oy-Wente Oil Company executive from Lexas was fatally injured and his wife killed in a motor accident. Other officers and staff were relieved from a Puebla inspection trip to observe rehabilitation work by Army troops. A water supply and sanitation project is underway in the city with troops on duty through next month.
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Dilly Tol
Renog
Me oy-Wente" Oil Company
Antha Western OT Company
Muquesneand States Us Company
Lexas
Cleveland
Oia
Che MeGaske
Oldy Howe
Lieteburg
Alticers
Puebin
Taeut
H. Wiflgard
Jadwid
Insyeetias
Puebla
Col
Amy
Ignootk and & Triek Company
Ipyly Ayatery
Pueblo
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Priestley
Kirschbaum
Lorraine Seersucker
Palm Beach
Highies
Kash Levine
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Bette Hort
Sellewood & Wharton
Grockett
Tepa Bitar
Graham Avdelt
Jana Sotventis
Kampmann
Beverly Spillman
Prise Waltz
West End
I. Stanseel
Beon Hag
Bia
Fronl
Hicks
Ride
A. Caney
Ady
Eerie de He Company
Aspatrick
Salali» Plaza
Pabne
Gwen Shop Plumbing Co, Inc
Reavis
Con Jewelry Co
Alamo
Maat Commerce
Art Equorca
Burgee Rug Mfg. Co
Ladgtoge Avenue
Trevis
Ecathla Medem Woolmen
Besar
Jaty Heh
K.P. Hall
Sir Vieters
Mary Clo
C. EB
Wicks
Catton
Wilk
Casery Ok Ae Corinis
Cintus
Depouitort
Ereditara
Federal Eagle and Drnat Company
Commercial Down and Crné Company
Trediver
North St. Mary's
Sam Antonia
Lexan
Nippom Mancator Bays
Couniry Itepare
Uverttow
NAVAL
Kerryille
Kerrille
Liberty Bell
GMD
Grocott Aire Anil Gale
Sunshine Taomdry & Brylepine Cay Ve
Oilalaima
Teautifit
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Nit
Aravoyari
Ourlat Park
Crockett
Southswest Terar
Georgette
Voile
Liberty Mills
Texa
BEN L. Miller CO
E. Commerce St
Corpus Christi
Gily Vickut
Mortiny Wight
Axtt
Stamford
Voueist
Conchesy's Biveel
Phone Crockett
Katy Depot
Chuldren
The
Quillian Co
NOA Spears CO
Losoya Street
B. Commercat
Eagle Sheet Metal Works
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