Citywide AFL Strike Averted Amid Negotiations
A citywide AFL electrical workers strike threat in New York was lifted as a one day walkout by steel plant crane operators at East St. Louis and Granite City was canceled. Negotiations on a master contract for 56,000 West Coast aerospace workers and 26 building trades unions continued, with a tentative wage framework set and ratification pending. Labor tensions persisted in Key West and Huntington while other disputes, including a railcar plant standstill, prompted mediation efforts and temporary work stoppages on defense projects.
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New York
East St. Louis
Granite City
Ill
Los Angeles
Uwee
Building Trades Wales
Lowe
Rank and
Hasring
Key West
Fla
Huntington
W. Va
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Electrocians
Inden
Consolidated Batson Company
al Fb
Americary Steed Foundries
Lockheed
Wees
Consolidated
West Coast
North American Aviation Corporation
Uth
Untington
Medl
Federal
Met & Flicke
Grand Prairie
Texas
A. PL
Mion
1. C
C.F
United Automobile Workers
Defence Mediation Board
Setrike Ai Air Axsolates, Inc
Bendix
N. J
Beiga
Felix Puckett Rites Slated For Friday Service
Fimera services for Felix Puckett 56 administrative office for the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine were to be held at 2 30 p m Thursday from the Porter Loring chapel. Puckett died of a heart attack Wednesday after collapsing outside his office in the Federal building. A native of Buda he graduated Texas A&M in 1907. He served 20 years with the bureau, including 10 in San Antonio. Survivors include daughter Miss Mery Pursell and son Clay Puckett of Sonora, plus four brothers and one sister. Flags at half mast in San Antonio.
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Felix
Af Buda
Puckett
Texas A
ML College
Bureau of Entomology and
San Antonia
Mery Pursell
East Hollywood Street
Clay Puckett
Sonora
Federal
Packell
Postminster Dan Unced
Fragmented OCR: unclear health note with random terms
An unreadable OCR fragment mixes words on fever stomach food and mineral matter with scattered names and phrases, offering no coherent event or report. The readable content does not specify people, places, dates, or concrete actions.
Liberty Belles Aggress to Aid Soldiers in San Antonio
Mrs. Yen R Moon chairs the National Defense Hostess corps advisory board in San Antonio as 500 hostesses are registered to entertain soldiers at Army parties. The committee is turning away many requests for girls to attend poste events, urging applications through city organizations employers teachers or ministers.
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Liberty Welles
Yen R. Moon
Natloral Defense Hostess Corps
San Antonio
Moon
San Antonia
Boy Roof Climber Seized by Police
A 15 year old boy was found climbing the roof of Joel Chandler Harris Junior High School at 6:20 p.m. Police detained him for investigation and questioned him about his actions and motives.
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Forlee
Joel Chandler
San Antonio Traffic Lines Mark Center Stripes At Intersections
Police announce new center stripe markings at Carolina and South Presa and at South 86 Mary Street, with officers stationed to enforce crossing the line. Violators crossing the center stripe will be arrested. The white canal line sits between two broken orange lines to improve visibility and reduce head on collisions.
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San Antonio
Motorista
Uaste
Carolina
South Presa
South 86
Mary's Street
W. C. Dickman
Thindimiat
Exports Need Customer Lia Rise in Trade Rules
Guy A. Belzons, deputy collector of customs for San Antonio, warned exporters that all merchandise exported from the United States after July 27 must be accompanied by state and buying information for ultimate consumers. The rule targets firms connected to foreign reset to the axis, with imports from blocked nationals also forbidden. Only special licenses from Washington or Treasury instructions allow American firms to do business with axis traders.
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United States
Guy A. Belzons
San Antonio
San Afi
Washington
Zald
Suspension of Groh beer license pending hearing
A court granted a temporary suspension of Dan A. Groh’s beer and wine license for the Laurail Night Club at 428 San Pedro Avenue. Judge Raymond Edwards in the Thirty-seventh District paused the permit cancellation effective pending a hearing on August 2. Groh denied selling beer or serving intoxicated patrons as charged.
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Dan A. Groh
San Fidro Avenue
Raymond Edwards
Thirtyseventh
Groh
San Pedro Avenue
Thirtywaventh
Grange Marte Visits San Antonio Visitor Invited
Harold W. Gaukapp of Dillag was invited to San Antonio from the Texan State Grane in a local notes item.
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Grange Marte
Harold W. Gaukapp
Dillag
Grane
San Antonio
ANIL WORKERS DEMAND RAILROAD WAGE INCREASES
Chicago July 24 American railroad workers pressed for multi million dollar wage boosts before the carriers. Five operating unions spoke for about 125 per cent of the rail mileage and 930,000 workers seeking 89 to 90 percent higher pay. Tomorrow non operating unions plan to press for 30 to 44 cent an hour raises for about 99,000 more employees. Railroads estimate the cost could reach $900 million annually.
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Chicago
Glass 1
Increseca
Three Treated for Attack Wound on North Colorado Street
Police reported three people treated for attack wounds in separate incidents. Rudy Rodriguez, 17, of 7 South Colorado Street, was cut on the left arm and neck, while another victim suffered bruises on Delgado Street and Round Street near Minnte Campus. The assaults occurred as individuals walked along 800 North Colorado Street and 1092 Delgado Street.
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Wii
Robert Ti. Green
Rudy Rodriguez
South
Colorado Street
Tin Neck
North
Nayldod
Round Street
Minnte Campus
Delgado Street
Stomach for Cans Not Bottles Death of a dog linked to whisky
GRAND PRAIRIE July 24 Two men accused of cruelty to animals after giving whisky to a dog named Tilly as a drunken attempt to feed it. The dog died the same day. District Attorney Deda Gauldin called the case a cruelty statute violation and urged a formal investigation.
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Grand Prairie
Granges Sponsor Drives for Serap Alin Use Light
Davy Crockett Grange of El tendorf and Converse Grange of Converse back a relief ad campaign urging people to “Forget your troubles, Use Light.” The efforts promote assisting nearby communities through a shared charitable drive and public service messaging.
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Davy Crockett Grange
Eltendorf
Converse Grange
Converse
Val
Adiveril
U.S. Auto Fleet Still Largely Operational Study
A fragment notes that about one third of vehicles ever made in the United States remain in regular operation. It cites a valuation and persistence of classic cars, suggesting many autos survive beyond their era, with emphasis on maintenance and continued use.
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U.S
Parish Grange thanks city for rural protection alarms
The Pariota Grange group of five Bexar county Granges held a meeting in Converss and passed a motion thanking the San Antonio city council for permitting the city fire department to respond to alarms in rural regions.
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Pariota
Bexar County
San Ane Janis
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