County Ticket Speakers Rally Behind Sheriff Candidate
Owen W. Kilday, sheriff candidate, promised to lead from the front and back his men in danger as he spoke at Travis Elementary School to a crowd of county ticket supporters. Other candidates pledged honesty, efficiency, and tax office reform, with speakers praising law enforcement, road work, and social security measures.
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Owen W. Kilday
Travis
Bexar County
Kilday
Dillinger Bang
San Antonio
Toy Men
Cherilf
Dwyer Avenue
Nueva Street
Ticket
Cand
Peaucenon
Marshall Bell
Hea
Ofice
Frank Vaughan
Justice of the Peace
James W. Donnell
Fagan Dickson
Tegislators
Dalles
Bexar
S. M. Meeks
Fshing
Rockport
Jack Ridgeway
John R. Shook
Maury Maverisx
Charles Dickson
Wiii A. Morrisa
John Hoye
Pat Dwyer
Hert McCormick
Newton Jackson
Frank
Welfare Head Opens Survey for Welfare Needs in San Antonio
Hoehler director of the American Public Welfare Association arrived in San Antonio to launch a two month welfare survey at the joint expense of city and county. He will supervise via four experts and make field trips with Louis Hosth Ellery Reed Gaynell Hawkins and David Hunter stationed locally. The $5000 survey aims to define needs and responsibilities of private and public welfare, with blunt impartial findings.
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Hoehler
American Public Welfare Association
San Antonio
David Jacobson
Citizens' Welfare Survey Committee
St. Anthony Hotel
Koehler
Louis Hosth
Ellery Reed
Gaynell Hawkins
Dallas
The
Texas Social Welfare Association
David Hunter
Training fund allotments support eight weeks of defense classes
An added nine thousand dollars, supplementing two thousand two hundred, funds the national defense training program begun in San Antonio with classes opening at Yoos tonal and Technical High school. L W. For, director, said the extra money will cover the next eight weeks of training. Training schools also operate in Dallas Fort Worth and Arlington.
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National Defense
San Antonio
Yoostonal and Technical High School
L. W. For
Dales
Fort’ Worth
Arlington
Heights Firemen to Attend Course at A and M College
Four of 11 volunteer firefighters from Alamo Heights will attend the Fireman Training School at Texas A and M College from Sunday through August 2. Attending with Chief F J Gallaway are Pat Morester drill master Joe Jefferds and Wilmer Hom.
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Alamo Heights
Texas A
M. College
F. J. Gallaway
Gallaway
Pat Morester
Joe Jefferds
Wilmer
Armed Peace Costs in Switzerland and Europe
Swiss citizens and corporations face a new emergency levy to fund peace costs. Citizens pay taxes on wealth and income with a family earning about $3000 yearly facing around 620 in levies. Germany has millions liable for conscription costs, while the United States bears lower burdens. The measure aims to cover war expenses through higher taxes and contributions across cantons.
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Bern
Switserland
Switzerland
Germany
England
United States
Sister Sought by Missouri Orphan Aid in San Antonio
San Antonio police aid search for Hoyt Vaughan of Warrensburg Missouri for his sister phot teen. Vaughan had been in an orphanage with the sister and a letter from Vaughan to Diet Ray Ashworth was enlisted Friday.
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San Antonio
Hoyt Vaughan
Warrensburg
Vaughan
Diet Ray Ashworth
Corpus Schools Face 1025 Boost
Corpus Christi officials announced a large student increase of about 1025 due to influx of naval air station personnel. The report details prior transfers and relocations involving Vernon Spencer Bright and Rosa Bright, with mentions of orphanages in Louisville and Linden, Ky, and a move to San Antonio.
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Corpus Christi
United States Naval Air Slaugh
Vaughan
Vernon Spencer Bright
Louisville
Rose Lee Bright
Linden
Rosa
San Antonia
Free Rides for Voters Ruled Out
In a Texas case Travis County District Court was filing to cancel the right of Miller Management to do business in Texas. The Tennessee firm faced penalties for operating 38 months without a license and for managing finances of San Antonio lenders. The suit seeks a 6 percent interest award and an injunction preventing continued operations.
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Independent Club
San Antonio
Austin
Sra
Dlateict
J. D
Miller Management
Moore
Tenn
Gerald Mann
Texas
Tennessee Company
Travis County
Enjoined Club From Using Vehicles to Transport Voters
A court order prohibited the club from using vehicles to transport voters to the polls in Gahuetay, addressing concerns about election access and potential coercion in the local voting process.
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Gahuetay
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A. Morriss, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
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