Ginner Rites Set At Chapel
Warran Or dizer Heery Francis Chinner, 69, a veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars, will be buried at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Services are in Fort Bam Houston chapel with Chaplain A. J. O Ruecy officiating. Heery Chinner, a Canada native, served with Ohio volunteers in the Spanish American War and later with the 8th infantry, 72nd and 308th Infantry, 77th Division. Survived by widow Rosale, daughter Jane, and son Joly William of San Antonio. Rosary Thursday at Charles Hann von chapel. Burial at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
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Punetel
Warran Ordizer Heery
Francis Chinner
Fort Bam Houston
Chaaplain
A. J. O'Ruecy
Will Corps
Canada
Ohio Volunteers
Bth Infantry
72Nd Infantry
308Th Infantry
Adas Ea
Mia
Rosale
Jane
Joly William
San Antonie
Bom
Playsuit Bride Annulment Granted in Kansan City
Lenore Love Ames, 18, of Kansas City, was granted an annulment from Lynn Bowman after alleging coercion and a 225 mile ride to Wichita to resolve marriage. Bowman faced accusations of threats to disclose a compromising episode about her father. A separate theft report cites $2.40 value of merchandise stolen from a store.
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Kanab City
Love Ames
Lynn Vv. Bowman
Wichita
Ian
Kansas City
Bowman
Fean
Ari
Texas USDA defense board forms in College Station
COLLEGE STATION July 47 The Texas USDA defense board formed under Secretary Claude R. Wickard aims to boost pork dairy poultry and vegetable production while coordinating with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and other agencies. The group is chaired by B F Vance with members from extension, farm security, surplus marketing, conservation, forest service, and rural electrification. Local county boards will follow, led by county WAA committee chairs, to ensure a statewide effort for abundant food supply.
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College Station
United Stas
Texas
SAA
Vanco
H. H. Williamson
Agricltural and Mechanical College
Tollege Staten
Jack Shelton
Farm Edit
Houston
C. J. Watson
Farm Security Administration
Dalinn
Gidney A. Hently
Surplus Omarketing
Austin
H. Walser
Golf Conservation Service
Allen P. Miller
Forest Sdvice
Hottstory
Childs
Austins
W. Bassett Orr
Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas Defense Board
WAA
Incal
State Defense Boi
House approves interstate oil pipeline bill
Washington July 22 The House completed action on legislation to authorize interstate construction of petroleum pipelines. A compromise accepted by the Senate yesterday was agreed to by representatives. The act allows public or private companies to secure rights of way by condemnation to construct needed pipelines, amid fears of a petroleum shortage on the fast coast caused by tanker transfers to Great Britain.
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Washington
House
Sobte Yeaterday
Elther Pub- Ve
Lost Childhood Suit Opens in Mazdaznan Case
Irma Webber sues leaders of Mazdaznan religion for 1 million dollars, alleging her seduction by Henry Sorge at age ten during a religious conference. The suit seeks 3 million plus damages, naming Otowan Zar-Dusht Ha'Nish and other defendants as responsible for a deprived childhood.
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Lobany
Irma Webber
Henry Sorge
The
Gulf
Blackout Ordered for Economy in San Antonio Street Lights
Fire and Police Commissioner P L Anderson announced that 1489 of San Antonio's 3022 street lights will be turned off to meet a reduced budget. The street lighting budget drops from 95 000 to 55 000 dollars, with Public Service costs totaling 67 570 dollars and a 12 679 dollar deficit before energy costs. Watts per lamp are being halved in many cases from 400 to 200 and from 600 to 250.
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San Antonio
Nxt
P. L. Anderson
Anderson
River lights to be used rarely by city officials
Park Commissioner Merry Hein announced the river project lights will be used only on special occasions due to budget cuts. He noted last year $4000 was budgeted for lighting, none this year, and reported ongoing operation costs around $359 per month with lights rarely visible except on rare events.
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River Project
Merry Hein Fins
Hein
Civilian Defense Meeting Arranged in San Antonio
Fhores Farvis representing Mayor Flores LaGuanche's civilian defense office will meet with KK Quin on Wednesday in San Antonio to plan the program. Col. William Sterling of the Eighth Corps area will also attend and oversee until an administrator is appointed by TaGuardia.
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Fhores Farvis
Flores LaGuanche
Quin
San Antonio
Col
Wil'am Sterling
Eighth Corps
Fortis Ning
Sterling
TaGuardia
FCC Delays New Radio Rules To September First
Washington July 32 The federal communications commission postponed the effective date for the new chain broadcasting regulations from July 30 to September 1. The延期 was requested by National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System to allow more time to work out problems arising from applying the rules. The motion was presented at a commission meeting by Chairman James L. Fly.
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Washington
Fequintlans
National Broadcasting Company
Columabia
Troblens
Commission
Chatrmon Games L. Fiy
Czech Dances to Feature Program at Catholic Center
Czech Dances to Feature Program at the Na ura Catholic Community center Tuesday at 9 p.m. Beta Humbursky Lenzay will give a reply with Giselle Daney as accompanist and Marjorie Adams will dance Miss Lenzay is 4 Sui Antonio civic opera Allien The charge of the dine is Coritine Tayiee Royall and host is the Rev. V Verschaffelt pastor of St John Berchman's spatish
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Ura
Beta Humbursky Lenzay
Giselle Daney
Marjorie Adams
Miss Lenzay
Sui Antonio Civic Opera Allien
Coritine Tayiee
Boy Scouts Aluminum Drive Aims For National Defense
Aid of Boy Scouts was to be enlisted Wednesday and Thursday in San Antonio for a drive to collect aluminum for national defense. The Scouts will canvass door to door to gather the metal, with prizes offered for top collectors. Seven hundred pounds of aluminum were deposited at the Municipal Auditorium by Dairyland Grains. An airplane wreck near Nash yielded twenty five pounds of metal. the cause and origin of the crash were unclear.
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San Antonio
Ational
Scatita
Ins
Frank Brothers
Auditorum
Dairyland Griamery
Artur Biard
Nash
Exag Air Raid Plans Drawn For Texas Defense
Plans for 2900 observation posts in an aircraft warning service to defend Texas were discussed in Austin Tuesday by Brig. Gen. Walter H. Frank and state defense officials. The plan calls for 52,000 volunteers to staff warning posts, with about 20 people per post, plus 100 to 200 workers per filter and information center statewide.
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Austin
Walter H. Frank
Third Air Force
Franke
Hielr
Tampa
Pla
Kilday and Patterson Attend Texas Sheriffs Meet
Brett Owen Kilday heads to San Angelo for a two day convention of the Texas Sheriffs Association. He is joined by G C Patterson, manager of the convention department of the chamber of commerce, who will bid for the 1942 association convention.
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Brett Owen Kildsy
San Angelo
Sheriffs’ Associaion of Texas
G. C. Patterson
Department of Lie Cchamber of Commerce
Wll
Association
Training Parley Conducted by Peavey Aids Instructors
Training conference for 45 service instructors of the Normagle quartermaster deputy is conducted by C. W. Peavey traveling teacher trainer for the state board of Vocational education. Peavey assists E. L. Willesons head of industrial evaluation at Texas A and M College during a foreman conference with Duncan field on April 24.
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Normagles Quartermaster Deput
C. W. Peavey
State Board] of Vocational Education
Peavey
E. L. Willlesns
Ixustria
Texas A
M, College
Con
Duncan Field
Boys Use Water Tower for Swim
In Dallas on July 22 three boys stripped to swim in a water tower near the Texas and Pacific roundhouse. They perched on the rim and splashed in 40 foot deep water while residents watched nervously. Police officer Hill Williams ordered them down after the scene in front of a switch engine beam. The youths complied and were lectured at the station before being sent home. The incident drew light laughter from officers afterward.
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Dallas
Texas and Pacific Roundhouse
Hill
Williams
Svene
Polles
Axis consular staff in U S ordered to depart
Sumner Welles announced that about 45 German and Italian consular employees who did not leave the United States last week were sent to the Justice Department for action. Some were ill or unable to travel and others failed to depart on time. Also mentions a Quill to Steak event and a Elons club meeting at the Gunter hotel.
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Washington
Sumner Welles
Enid
Justice Départment
Ust
Wells Eald
jJustice Department
Lst
Honolulu
New York
West Point
Navy
Welles
Quin on Time Dance Set to Benefit the Blind
A street dance in the 460 block of Jenter Street on August 4 will feature a new rhythm titled Quin on Time. East Side residents host the event with proceeds for the blind in the Olgathouse. Mayor Quin is invited to attend and judge the contest on the dance rhythm presented by Teddy Young and Antonis.
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GC. I. Quin
East Side
Jenter Streeb
Teddy Young
Aan Antonis
Olgathouse
Quitr
Ubtene
310 Willing Station Theft Reported
Jack Evans of 110 South San Mars street reported Tuesday morning that $10 was stolen from the Nts Milling station. A man and two unidentified women questioned him about carrying a pistol and staying open all night before the theft occurred. The cash register was found empty.
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Jack Evans
South San Mar
Nts
Uetro
Hit
Evans
Danish ships under American flag threaten West Coast
In San Francisco on July 22 the AFL Sailors' Union of the Pacific announced a plan to activate seven Danish ships seized by the government, moving them to Pacific foreign registry with foreign crews. The union demands a referendum to authorize a strike if American seamen are not allowed to sail these vessels at American wages. Secretary Harry Lundeberg said the ships, now American, had been shifted to Panamanian registry and were ordered to sign crews at a wage level below American rates, despite Sumner Wells' earlier action.
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San Francisco
Pacific
AFL of L. Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
U. B
Harry Lundeberg
Lundnberg
Imye Bean
Hasak
Sumner Wells
Atip
Union Leaders to Confer With Quin on Wage Talks
Representatives of the San Antonio Trades Council will confer with Mayor C K Quin at noon on Wednesday. The meeting aims to discuss city garbage collectors hours and wages, though no statement on malice was issued.
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Sam Anstonio Trades Council
C.K. Quin
Music Program at Army Y Sets Evening Entertainment
Novelty dancing singing and a 7 minute triangular program by Sergeant Blanchard and his troupe will be featured at the Army Y at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Two all star volleyball teams from the City M. O. A. will play on the Army courts at 7 40 p.m. In the patio area a concluding entertainment will complete the eventing’s program.
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Blanchard
Army
Donang
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