Commissioners Court Opens Hearings for Equalization Board
The commissioners court will begin hearings as a board of equalization at 9 30 a m Monday on the courthouse fourth floor. Official estimate of assessed property for the 141 42 fiscal year is 116 000 500, excluding banks and public utilities. Last year's total assessments were 210 590 680. No automotive values were estimated. The notice also advertises a 1a word 9 line Time Light Wanted with cancellation privilege for 2 51.
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Commmtlssioners
Board of Equalization
Embassy to Stay In Moscow Amid Partial Evacuation
Washington officials said the United States will keep Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt and most of the diplomatic mission in Moscow despite a partial evacuation to Kazan. The embassy’s staff and archives are being trimmed to essential personnel under wartime precedent, with certain supplies moved to Kazan.
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INS
State ‘Department
Mosby
Kazan
Laurence Steinhardt
Moscow
Symphony Plays Concert at Sunken Garden Theater
Director Walter Dunham led the San Antonio Symphony in a lighter program featuring the Fledermaus overture by Strauss at Sunken Garden theater Friday night. About 1500 people attended. Next concert is scheduled for July 29 at 8 30 p m with Betty Longaker Wilson, dramatic soprano, joining the orchestra.
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San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
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Tax collections surge for July total nears June figures
County Tax Assessor-Collector P. B. Dickison said Saturday that collections so far this month amount to $22,982.23, almost matching June's $23,409.12 total. Property owners may pay back taxes during two taxes without interest or penalty until November.
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P. B. Dickison
Back Pay for Ford Workers in U A W C Case
Detroit July 19. Settlement in the U A W C 10 Ford case announced today with $49,243 in back wages paid to 23 employees reinstated after alleged discharge for union activities. Checks were presented at the Ford office of counsel T A Capizzi who said further back wages will be paid under the terms of the old union contract.
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Detroit
U.A.W.C
Ford Motor Company
T. A. Capizzi
Tord
Apartment House Blaze Injures 3 in Dallas
Fire at a Dallas apartment house injures three. FH Townsend suffers a broken leg while Mrs. Townsend has bruises and shock. Harvey Lederman gets first aid with no serious injuries. The three occupants escaped by jumping from a second story window and cushioning their fall with a mattress.
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Townsend
Harvey Lederman
Pork Shortage on Coast Drives Demand to West
Ames Iowa July 19 Ins Patonse bathyitics on the West coast have caused unusually heavy meat demands especially pork an Iowa State College economist reported today Prof J W Arthur says the West coast eats beef but lacks pork leading to much pork moving west and even Canadian hogs being shipped down the Pacific coast by boat
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Iowa State College
The
Economist
J. Ww .Arthr
Pacific Coast
200000 Garand Rifles Issued In National Arsenal Push
Springfield arsenal has produced over 200000 Garand rifles for the armed forces, reaching 1000 per day at one facility. Assistant Secretary of War Robert M Patterson told workers the goal is to arm every eligible soldier soon, marking a major wartime expansion.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Arsenal
Robert M. Patterson
Patterson
Death of Nazi General Reported
A Stockholm dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph today said it was reported from Berlin that German General Guderian, organizer of the Reich's panzer divisions, had been killed in the Wusso German fighting around Luck.
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London Daily Telegraph Today
Berlin
Guderian
Reich
Travel Picture on Club Program at Blue Bonnet
The San Antonio Technical club will meet at noon Monday in the Blue Bonnet hotel BE. W. Staph, club secretary, announced Saturday. The program will include showing of a travel picture of Africa.
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San Antonio
Hunt Started for Prosecutor's Aid
Authorities in nine eastern states hunted for Emanuel Kaplan 37 an assistant prosecutor of Mercer County missing for six days.
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Trenton
N. J
Emanuel Kaplan
Mercer County
Italy Speeds Exit of Consuls
ROMS July 19 American consular agents and their families finally were permitted to leave Italian soil tonight when their special train, held up since Tuesday, steamed out of San Remo. The departure came earlier than expected, despite Italian authorities indicating the Americans would be detained at San Remo, as the steamer West Point, carrying Italian and German agents, left New York and reached Lisbon. The special train is headed for Portugal via France and Spain.
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West Point
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