Officials to swear in Foster and McNamara as U S marshals
Gen FP Foster and Guy McNamara will be sworn in as United States marshals for the western district of Texas before Federal Judge R J Tulan on Friday. Foster has served as United States attorney and trial attorney with a lengthy career in multiple states, while McNamara, a 27 year enforcement officer, will lead a team of 16 deputy marshals.
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FP. Foster
Guy McNamara
United States
Texas
R. J. Tulan
Wanamara
Foster
United Met
Set
Smith
New Orleans
Waco
McNamara
Septemer
Sered
Washington
Philadelphia
Bel Rio
San Antonio
Three SA Soldiers Given Training and Transfers
Three Texas Army soldiers face new assignments and courses. Daniel A. Rangel of the 11th Ordnance Company is set for a three month tools and machinery course at the Ordnance School in Springfield Massachusetts beginning August 13. Roy M. Burns of the 11th Ordnance Company will attend a course at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland. George M. Fogle will transfer from the Wise Infantry to Company C of the 11th Quartermaster Regiment effective August 1.
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Camp Bowie
Wedstraday
Daniel A. Rangel
Ifith Ordnance Company
Ordnance School
Springfield
Mass
Wise Infantry
11Th Quartermaster Teeimelit
Mail Clerk Glorspack Achieves 100 Percent Efficiency
San Antonio post office reports Chovies Glorspack joined the 100 percent club after passing the card-throwing test with 76 cards in 68 attempts. Postmaster Dan Quill noted the feat and added a congratulatory note to the employment record as he clocked a速 20 cards per minute.
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Glen- Speck
San Antonio
WheelerApology To Secretary Slmson and Navy Knox
Washington July 30 Senator Wheeler won a public apology from Secretary of War Slimson for antiwar criticism and a personal explanation from Secretary Knox on a denied naval commission for Wheeler's son Richard. Slimson said he did not intend to direct antiwar Postcards at soldiers and that several hundred circulars reached troops amid an investigation of disloyalty plots. Knox was reported to have ordered the commission after Wheeler aide noted Knox explained how a perceived insult to the senator occurred.
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Washington
Wheeler D.mont
Slimson
Secretary of Navy
Knox
Simson
War Department
War Secretary
Wheeler
Richard
Vevel
Richard Wheeler
Walat
D.-Mass
Senate
Funeral service set for John Jackson in San Antonio
John Jackson long time San Antonio resident and Missouri native will be buried at Mission Burial Park after a Thursday funeral at Hagy McCollum Murray chapel. Survivors include widow Mudie W. Jackson three sons Ernest Wilber and OK Jackson all of San Antonio daughters Mrs He E. Yorgery Shamrock and Mrs Jack Orr Austin eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Bey
John Jackson
Dewey Place
Rorchman
Old City Geneal
Hagy-McCollum-Murray
Dacksg Add Bee
San Antonio
Missouri
Wichide
Mudie W. Jackson
Ernest
Wiltier
OK. Jackson
He E. Yorgery
Shamrock
Mia
Jack Orr
Austin
Mission Burial Bark
Fourteen Club Seeks Brackenridge Park Use in August
A local club requests permission to use Brackenridge Park as a camping ground for two nights in mid August. The notice was received by Park Commissioner Henry F. Wein on a Wednesday, and Buln said he would consult the club about the arrangements.
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Millisongine
Brackenridge
Theiddle
Henry F. Wein
Buln
Contract Set for Kelly Water Tank and Bridge
Contract set for Kelly water tank and Chitnga Bridge with a transom company. elevated vessel erection cost $61,640 at Wheatly Field. War department announced Wednesday.
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Kelly
Chitnga Bridge
Transmopany
Ais
Associated * Press
Commander Changes At Fort Faces Policy Shift
Col. Charles K. Nelsen, longtime commander of the yard infantry, is relieved and named post commander of Port Bam Helston under a new War Department policy favoring permanent assignments. Col. Fay W. Branwen becomes commander of Camp Berkeley home of the 45th Division, and Lieut. Col. K. L. Dersy takes Camp Bowie, home of the 66th Division. Light Want Ads list camp personnel. dial before 10:45 a.m. for publication submissions.
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Charles K. Nelsen
Yard Infantry
Port Bam Helston
War Department
Nating
Aemng
Army
Fay Wn. Branwen
Camp
Berkeley
K. L. Dersy
Bowie
A6lls
Breeders Move Offices and Auction Highlights
Victory I. Pierce of Gronn heads the American Rambouillet Breeders association as directors vote to move headquarters to San Angelo from Marysville. Pierce succeeds John K. Madsen, with Bill Lutton named secretary. An auction featured 5000 Trakogville rams and crosses, while Sol Kelly bought 356 Corriedale rams for a record average of 54.75 dollars. Kelly also paid 800 dollars for a yearling Corriedale ram. total purchases reached 80397.50. Ended with Romelade end rams auction averaging 44.27 dollars.
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EAN Angelo
Victory I. Pierce
Gronn
American Rambouillet Breeders Association
San Angelo
Marysville
Ohio
Pierce
John K. Madsen
Mt. Pleasant
Utah
Bill Littleton
Oona
Dwight Lintoin
Tratokoville
Ant Jewke
I’ Day
Sol Kelly
So- Nora
Kelly
Malcolm Moncrieffe
Hig Morn
Tor Tye
A.T. Spencer
Sats
Gerber
Catt
United States Army air corps to occupy Victoria area
The advancer party of U S Army Air Corps troops will move into Victoria to occupy barracks as the new advanced flying school near here. Col Waren R Carter announced the first battalion will include about 250 men. Additional troops from Randolph field and San Antonio will be transferred through August to build a 2500 personnel base. Arrival date for the first flying cadets not set. Also notes 1941 state and local government employment totaling over 2.0 million and monthly payrolls for non-school government workers at about 196 million.
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Victoria
United States Army Air Corps
Victoria Maa
Waren R. Carter
Comanand Fug
Onty Corps
Ranedalph Field
Leon Deoeike
San Antonio Fields
Connally Moves to New Post in Senate Leadership
Washington July 30 UF The steering committee aims Senator Connally to chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. George would move to chair the Finance Committee after Pitman and Harrison vacancies. The plan would also place Eben D. Ma on the Privileges and Elections Committee, succeeding Connally as chair.
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Washington
Connally
D.-Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
D.-Ga
We Ghaneee
Einteb
DWN
Chirh Petrietads
Melmvilies
Privileges and Elections Committee
Senate
Alce
Pitman
DeNey
Finance Committee
Harrison
D.-Mbis
Lae
D.-Okla
Ke Connally
Alors
Sevator Byrnes
Supreme Court
Strikes Strain U S Labor as Disputes Multiply
Across four cities, work stoppages persist while 6000 A F L electrical workers in New York vote to stay off the job, reaching the Brooklyn Navy Yard. In St Louis 2700 construction workers halt an $89 million munition plant project over firings, later returning to work for arbitration. Other plants test mediation as unions reject limited wage offers, and negotiations continue in Key West and Washington over naval construction and gypsum plant labor disputes.
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Associated Press
A. F. of L. Electrical
New York City
Brooklyn Navy Yard
National Defense Mediation Board
Guardiate Uticity Company
Baton Rouge
Lamnab Age Associates, Inc
Bendix
St. Louis
A. FL of L
Hmulers
Clifford- Jacobs Morgug Company
Champaign
Til
Navy
Office of Production Management
United States Conciliation Service
Consolidated Edison Company
Edison Firma
Consolidated Edison
Key West
Fla
Weston Carthign Company
Alton
Mediation Board
C. T. O. Chemical Workers
Washlington
candNators
U. S. Gypsum Company
Aluminum Drive in San Antonio Proves Complete Success
The aluminum scrap drive led by Arthur Biaed reports a complete success with no weighing of returns. Contributions poured in on Tuesday and Wednesday as organizations like Boy Scouts and Women’s Motor Corps joined the effort. Aluminum collection displays and a robot of aluminum were shown by Toys' Club No. 1, while trucks are set to gather the metal Thursday for processing.
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la Antonio
Aise
Arthur Biaed
Bined
Boy Scouts
Women's Motor Corps
Toys’ Club No. 1
Stanley Rable
Alvino Cuslinino
Car Backfire Ignites Gasoline Explosion Burn Injury
In the 390 block of North Alpine street a car backfired Tuesday night causing a gasoline explosion that burned a man, Blair, on both legs. He received first aid and was treated by the Fire Department and local state first aid stations.
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North Oulve Ateret
Bow Lees
North Alnino Street
Wight
Blair
Hesey Wits Gms
Boilth Bt
Mary's and
Markat Streets
Houston Tax Strikers Break Ranks in Protest
Two of Houston’s smaller street taxpayers paid city taxes on Wednesday while downtown taxpayers, among the largest, refused to pay in protest of assessment increases. Deputy City Tax Collector John H. Wood would not name the paying owners but noted the property lies between the San Antonio River and Jefferson Street and that the sum paid totaled 2100 dollars.
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Houston Street
John H. Wood
San Antonio River
Jefferson Street
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