Mayor Chambers Denies Open Hearing on Bond Funding
San Antonio Mayor Chambers insists no open public hearing will occur on the 1.1 million overdraft funding bonds. Attorney General Bruce Strayant said no forum will be held, but interested parties may file briefs or present oral views to the AG’s office. Bond approval will determine the city’s financial path and potential state action.
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City of
San Antonio
Attorney General
Tis
S¢Neral
Atiomes
James V. Allenterid Laturdes
Fence
Austin
Chambers
Catrol
Bryant
Alloreney General's
Abades Dickson
Citizena
Jengne
Dickson
Photographer Is Given Army Bars
A sergeant receives army bars for service with the quartermaster corps. Sergeant Mike Carlo of the 495th Battalion, assigned to Fort Antonio, receives the honor amid recognition of his duties with the corps.
Delay in Cotton Harvest Hits Rio Grande Valley
Heavy rains from San Antonio south along the Rio Grande Valley push back the cotton picking season. A. W. Greene of the department of Labor says movement will not start until August. Employment offices in Corpus Christi report anticipated crop conditions and a need for pickers, with agents placed in key cotton areas.
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San Antonio
Rio Granda
A. W. Greene
Limited &Later
Department of Labor
Greene
Greene's
South Cancha Attock
Women Auxiliary Luncheon Set At Heacon Hill Church
The regular monthly luncheon of the Women’s Auxiliary of Heacon Hill Presbyterian Church will be held Monday at noon. Ata. 3. W. Alexander to chair. C. F. Shersill to handle procurement duties.
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Ata
W. Alexander
Nw and Wey
C.F. Shersill
Moffett Returns From Gulf Town
William Broffeth, minister of Benson Lill Baptist church, has returned to San Antonio from Park Gavace where he assisted Nev. Milton Gunningham in a training school for Sunday school teachers and will conduct all church services Sunday.
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the Bee
William €. Broffeth
Benson Lill Baptist Church
San Antonio
Park Gavace
Nev
Milton Gunningham
Teacheys
Bla
Baptists Post Pastor Burkett to Speak in San Antonio
The Rev. J. C. Burkett of the First Baptist church of Del Rio will preach at Ton and 8 p.m. at the First Baptist church of San Antonio. The newly arrived Mr. Tinekell formerly served as pastor of the University Baptist church in Abilene for ten years.
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del Rio
J. C. Burkett
First Baptist Church of
del Mio
Ton. In
San Antonio
Tinekell
University Baptist Church
Heights Park Club Bridge and Bunco Party
Heights Park Club plans a 3 p.m. bridge and bunco gathering at the recreation building. Mire. flay will host games and refreshments will be served.
0 Years of Wedded Life Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Shull of 630 Derrett piece celebrated 0 years of married life. The couple, natives of Terun, have lived in San Antonio for 25 years. Surviving family includes wife and children and relatives in Texas communities.
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Joseph Shults
Barrett Place
Mrs. Shults
Texas
San Antonio
Teaas Eoiden
Joseph Shull
Derrett
Mendes, Hetbor
Mex Bbulte
Terun
Antonio
Whee
Shull
Artzin
Cleo
Alate
Tom Ferris
Lawton Shults
Bao Antonio
Melvin Ehulia
Vernon Fowell
Center Point
Jim DeWitt
Rockport
Mobert Shotts
Pore Arthur
Detective Honored for Help at Gunter Hotel
A letter of appreciation from W. E. Caren, assistant manager, thanked Detective A. W. Herbst for aiding in apprehending suspects who attempted bad checks at the Gunter Hotel. Chief Oren Ailday read the note to police to uplift the force.
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Gunter Hotel
A. W. Herbst
Baye
W. E. Caren
Oren Ailday
San Au Foniting
Nebraska Pastor to Preach Sunday Sermon in Kerrville
A Nebraska pastor who recently completed a church series in Kerrville will preach at Seawicke's Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday. The service is set for noon and will include a planned sermon about faith and community.
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Nebraska
Dev
Charla
Linecold
Nabr
Dutheran
Kerrville
Seawicke
Evangelical Lutheran
Ita
Jumping Contest Winners Picked at Denver Heights
Jumping rope contest at Denver Heights Path Saturday thrashed out winners Gustine Ma Thig age 13 of 632 Denver Boulevard took first prize while Mildred Rieger of 817 Peckserene and Rene Wallen of 317 Vorler Short earned second and third places in the event.
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Cauueen
Denver Heights
Gustine MaThig
Denver Boulevard
Mildred Rieger
Peckserene
Rene Wallen
Vorler
Captain Lloyd Ewen Assigned to Italian Veterinary Hospital
Captain Lloyd C. Ewen of the veterinary corps is reported by fax as assigned to the Italian veterinary hospital for duty. He is listed as serving at Fort Stratford and later Fort Goward, with movements noted during his assignment.
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Lloyd Ewen
Lloyd C. Ewen
Veterinary Corps
Fort Stra Tlovston
Bere
Fort Goward
Democracy Versus Theocracy Adventist Parley Subject
A Seventh Day Adventist conference in Galahoma City features Rev St Van Kirk addressing democracy versus theocracy. Bible study at 8:00 a.m. preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. are listed, with Saturday services led by Rev Wagner and Sunday program opening at 6:14 a.m. including remarks by Van Kirk and other clergy in attendance.
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van Kirk
Galahoma City
At & P
Mw. Kunday
Toxlea
Seventh Day Adventist
Desenck Millay |Nendemr
GB Rey
Rey
Wagner
van Landing der Wen
Berens
Clark
Darled
G. B. Lefler
Honaten
Parley Over Freight Rate Hike Slated in Dallas
Railway industry groups from Texas and the Southwest will meet with officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission in Dallas on August 4 to discuss petitions for a 15 percent freight rate hike. They aim to present figures showing waste in passenger service and argue that coordinated service could cut costs.
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Texas Rail Commission
Dallas
Ieoter
Texas
Southwest
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Augusta
Texas Industrial Tenfile League
Southwest Industrial Traffic Leagn
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Loursiana
Uusler
U. S Pawkett
San Antonio
St Louis
Pawkett
S. A. Shippers
Powkett
Tly Industrial
San Antonio Rhippers
Tolus+ trin
Soldier Dies of Injuries After Dive at Arlington
Private Joseph Clifton of Fort Ringgold died in station hospital from injuries after diving into shallow water at Aronnstille. Funeral plans paused awaiting word from relatives in Gill, Alabama. Clifton was transported from Gromnsville to San Antonio by Kelly Field ambulance with paralysis from the neck down.
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Joseph Clifton
Fort Ringgold
Station Hospital
Bert Sam Wouston
Akallow
Aronnstille
Rate Gill
Alabama
San Antonio
Gromnsville
Kelly Field
Wurzbach and Garvey to Attend County Parley
Officials Wurzbach and Garvey are slated to attend the Elaine convention in Fort Worth on Monday. Jule Worsbach plans to act as budget officer, with voters to weigh in on budgeting as plans for 1932 unfold.
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Wurzbach
Garvey
W. A. Worzhaen
Furor &. Garvey
Elaine
Fore Worth Momlay
Jule Worsbach
Wesar
Charles Myers Jr Returns to Brooks First Fleet Air Corps
Charles Myers Jr. returns to Brooks Field after completing a bombardment squadron tour at Nichola Field in the Philippines. He is assigned to Brooks Field and formerly trained at Hrocks Field where he was noted as a top athletic coach.
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Charles Myers Jr
Brooks First Fleet
Charles T. Miery Jr
Air Corps “Training Center
Brooks Field
Nichola Field
Philippine Islands
Hrocksfield
Army
War Mothers Picnic Planned at Kohler Park
War Mothers announce a picnic at Kohler Park Tuesday evening starting at o clock. All mothers in the section and friends are invited. Reservations are being taken by W R Kaufman of 102 North Drive and Mrs Charles Rosster of 8235 Kentucky Arenas.
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Koghler Park
Ale
W. R. Kaufman
North Drive
Charles Rosster
Kentucky
Secret hike by San Antonio school board raises Cochran pay
In San Antonio the school board secretly hiked superintendent J C Cochran’s salary to a record level and extended his contract to five years. An automatic scale would raise him to 12040 annually, exceeding other district superintendents. The board also budgeted economies cutting teachers’ salaries and replacing substitutes with teacher funds to retain staff.
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Arcond
Singtley
Mars Sing Tobbie
Cochran
Farmice
Cochins
Schoolc Mt Mexia
San Antonio
Uyon
J. EB. King
Robbiy
Leathers
Eyelem
Lotice
Administration Club to Convene for Meeting at Gunter Hotel
A Young Men's Administration club meeting is set for 5 oclock Tuesday afternoon at the Gunter hotel to discuss outcomes from Saturday's Fort Worth session and potential August meetings of city state executives on employment opportunities. The club plans to initiate a membership drive at Thursday's gathering.
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Welock
Gunter Hotel
Fort Worth
Yexoa Magpora
Sitasion
Cltv
Ted State
San Antonio
Austin
Grant Employees Picnic at Roosevelt Park
Seventy five Grant employees will meet at Roosevelt Park at 6:30 p.m. Monday for a company picnic. Gerald Lancaster, the manager, will provide refreshments. Mildred Jetlvese, business secretary, will oversee decorations and games with Seim ming as a feature of the evening.
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W. T. Grant Atorn
Roosevelt Park
Veterans Return From Kirby Texas Reunion
Fifteen San Antonio Spanish American War veterans of Company G First U S Volunteer Infantry back in the city after a reunion at Kirby Texas. Survivors listed include Theodore J Motech Ignis Stecm er Gabe Onze Teory W Geyer We Tang ridge W F Barnes GG Margo rowics Joe Porsant J J Durst WT BE Pinguil Alex Chavez Philip J Vrendwell Peter Maxfelit Crores Balter and Arthur Genizen.
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Gan Antonio
Badurday
Kirby
Texas
San Antonio
Disabled Vets Seek Typewriter Aid in San Antonio
Disabled American Veterans post in the city calls on veterans to supply a typewriter. Le C. Dustilien, junior vice commander, requests calls from any offers. A telephone number Teovis 7410 is listed for contact.
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San
Sylvian G Tindall Reported At Fort Snow Fontston
Lieut Sylvian G Tindall of the infantry is reported at Fort Snow Fontston and has been assigned to the Twenty third Infantry. He has been on duty at the Signal school Fort Afonmonth XN.
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Sylvian Kindall
Ft. Sam Fazet
Sylvian G. “Tindall
Infantrs
Ane
Fort Snow Ffonston
Brer
Twenty-third Infantry
Signal School
Fort Afonmonth
Hebrew Free Loan Picnic Set at Koehler Park
A Hebrew Free Loan picnic will be held at Koehler Park on Sunday. The event runs from morning until 12 p.m. with gatherings and activities for attendees.
Residents Moving to New School District Cautioned
Residents relocating to a new school district are cautioned about transfers and funding. J F Howard of Alamo Heights schools notes supervision and superintendent office notices before August. The discussion centers on the $17.00 per acre appropriation, with adjustments possible.
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Teeldenie
Sound
Nummer
Augie
J. F. Howard
Alamo Heighix
Rupe Intendent
PF. Drewarl
Howard Eld
Air Camera Innovation From Crookfield Unit
Aerial camera designed to lower costs and use plates rather than film has been built by D H Hehert of the Twentieth photo section Crooksfield with John Umphrosa aiding. The device shoots seven inch oblique photos from 10 feet to infinity, holds 12 pictures per loading, and promises cheaper production while maintaining a brower position for shooter.
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P. H. Hebert
Twentieth Photo Section
Brooksfield
D-H. Hehert
Crooksfield
John
Go le
Clark Records at Fort Sam for Duty of Charles B Clark
Fragmentary report notes Charles B Clark assigned to the Second division headquarters at Fort Sam Houston. Earlier connected with organized reserves in Greensboro North Carolina and San Antonio duties with Special Troops at Fort Houston.
Glock Theft Costs Man a Day in Jail
Vedra Cruz of 412 South Laredo pleaded guilty in County Court at Lay No 1 to shell under 850 for stealing two locks from the Sommers drug store in the Nix building. He was sentenced to one day in jail and a 29.45 dollar fine.
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Vedra Cruz
South Laredo
Sommers
Nix
Shell Unger
Lay No. 1
Captain Duff to Leave on Duty at Fort Sam Houston
Captain Charles Duff of San Antonio in the infantry reserve has been ordered to untire duty with the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston, effective August 2. The move follows standard mobilization procedures as the unit prepares for future assignments.
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Charles Duff
Charles G. Duvf
Infantry Reserve
San Antonio
Bren
Fort Sam T Mount
SapoCo Suit Delayed to October 6 in Austin Court
A legal motion paused proceedings in the SapoCo charter forfeiture case against Public Service Company of San Antonio. The hearing, held in the Firtpthird District Court, covered injunctions to restrain sale of equipment and alleged charter violations. Attorneys for the state and the company presented arguments on loans to the Antonio Airport, Chamber of Commerce, and other entities, with repayment details and challenged legality of certain transfers. Judge Wheeler adjourned to October 6, and the page notes continue on Page 2.
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Ponorary
Antonio
Publie Serries Company
Dallar
Austin
Ardfonlo Public Service Company
Trout
James ¥. Airey
Ita Charlier
Alfred
Bre
Waterday
B. Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Quita
Gulf & the Terny Railway
Priocle
Chamber of Encameri
Fig
Soulbreen Pacific
Eparat Busea
Charles Wheeler
When San Antonio Embraced Early Transit Style
Howell W. Jones recalls San Antonio’s early transit system. He notes the city leading Texas in streetcar use before World War I, describing open trolley wire tips and brave drivers. He mentions horse car eras, streetcar popularity, and the advent of fire departments and early aviation touching the town.
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Howell W. Jones
Eddie Athens
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Hota Armher
Antonio Teserra
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Gulf Town
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Grant
Sapoco
Allred
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