Free Life Saving Courses For Youth At City Pools
Thirteen Red Cross instructors join the recreation department to offer first aid and life saving lessons this winter. Boys and girls ages 12 to 17 may enroll in junior fire fighting, with those 17 and older pursuing senior life saving. Instructors include Helen Galber and Edith Wilkens, with classes at St Joseph's Orphanage, St Peter's Orphanage, and various homes. Pools at Colla, Roosevelt, and Conception provide schedules with guards and staff guiding the programs.
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Red Cross
Recreation Department
Red Cross Corp
Carl O. Carbrright
Miscea Helen Gailber
Edith M. Wilkens
Mariwell Darkerson
Lois Ward
Clargaret Gordon
Carol McDaniels
Mesere
Roland Extopiz
Or Sues
C. Weber
McCollum
William Ernes
Joy Frogt
James Atlee
Ward
St Joseph's Orphaage
Comins Hughes
St. Peter’s Orphanare
Atos Suden
Joske Slemoria
Colla Pool
William Eanes
Holand Konpere
Roosevelt
Ireland
Edith Wilaz
Helen Galther
Conception
Roland
Wooillamn
Real Estate Ads and Flight Record Make Headlines
Fragmented notices list real estate buys in San Antonio and a Cleveland flight record. The ad mentions San Pedr pool, classes taught by Lawrence Weber and others, and schedules. A report to Cleveland notes Dale Jackson of St. Louis set a speed record in a monoplane, about 72 mph over a Detroit to Cleveland trip.
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Tommy Hughes
Sires
És MaDaniels
Werd
San Pedr
Holand Tenppere
Lawrence Weber
B. Metolluin
Camp McDaniels
Mar Gorton
Marinell Parkerson
Frio Street
Moudas
Roland Soppess
San Antonia
Jackson Cleveland
Dale
Red
Million Dollar Life Insurance Conspiracy Unveiled in New York
An insurance executive spotted a man hurrying to work and triggered an inquiry into a million-dollar fraud. District Attorney Fach uncovered multiple fake death notices by Metropolitan Insurance. two company employees were arrested for falsifying records. Claims ranged from 452 to unknown sums, with forged death certificates and doctored signatures.
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New York
John McCoy
BeCor
Fach
Richmond County
Metro- Politan Insurance Company
Tlee
Health Department
Mrs. F. J. Waelder Dies in New York
Mrs. Frederick Jacob Waelder, daughter-in-law of Judge Jacob Waelder and first president of the San Antonio Casino club, died at her New York City home on Monday. Funeral arrangements were not announced. She was a former San Antonian and is survived by her husband and one sister, Mrs. Fred J. Johnson of San Antonio.
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Frederick Jacob Waelder
Jacob Waelder
San Antonio
Oil Demonstration Raises Stock Oil in Racing Finish
Frank Farmer placed third in a Miller Special at 102.2 mph, Shorty Cantlon fourth at 101.5 mph, and Speed Gardner fifth in a Miller Front Drive Special. All used CON OCO Germ-Processed Motor Oil in a notable display. At Altoona and Indianapolis, a stock oil achieved a high finish, underscoring its stamina in the 500-mile classic.
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Frank Farmer
Cantlon
Gardner
Altoona
Indianapolis
Conoco
Dave Evans
America
Conoco Alera
Filling Station Robbed on Highway Near Gonzales
Frank Thannbelser who runs Phe Corner at a beachside stop twelve miles from town on the Lating highway was robbed by bandits who fired shots during the hold up. The culprits fled in a car after smashing a pump and stealing 18 gallons of gasoline along with cigarettes and cigars. The proprietor was not seriously injured.
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Gonzales
Eras
Tay
Frank Thannbelser
Als Place
Thanmeiser
America to Float Half of Austria's $50 Million Loan
Basel Switzerland reports that half of Austria's $50 million loan will be floated in the United States and by England with $16 million allocated. The remainder will be divided among Holland France Sweden and Switzerland while interest remains at 7 percent.
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America
Austria
Basel
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlementa
United States
England
Holland
Trals
Sweden
France
Sruitzerland
Rioting Subdues After Slaying Sparks Texas to Oklahoma Tension
Oklahoma officials say rage and racial clashes cooled after a Texas slaying. The July incident tied to Mrs. Henry Vaughan of Ettick sparked driveouts as authorities requested state troops to restore order.
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Brick
Okla
Shamrock
Texas
Henry Vughan
Ettick
Mode
Intercantelinl
European Travel at Busiest Period
New York reports the peak Humpenn travel runk as nine liners carry 13,000 passengers tomorrow marking the busiest period of the season.
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New York
Professor Stein Died at Age in July Obscure Notice
Philosopher and author Ludwig Stein, known internationally, died today. The report lists his career and titles, noting his impact on philosophy and the literature community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stein
Drefudwig Stein
Internationaly Knn
Obbten
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Curious Creatures
Richard A. Addison
Honey Hank
Europe
Asia
Tomorra
F. J. Waelder
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Tris Cratrit Board
AAA
Red Triangle
Chicago
Woodlawn
Chicago Dye Works
Main Ave
Chifferobes
Prinet
Ovid
VT Furniture Company
Commerce
Farge
Ivory
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