Quits Custodian Job and Appointments Made in County Court
Traugett resigned Monday as custodian of the Some for the Aged and the Bexar County Tuberculosis home. The court accepted his resignation effective Monday. The court also approved oaths of Dr. C. D. Boyd as county health officer and assistants William Johnson and Jack A. French. Harold Gee urged buying more machinery, but funds were not available. The court approved a May 17 city election vote returns, bought a motor for $8450, and paving bid for Garrity road at $1767.
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Traugett
Bexar County
Mpraugate
C. D. Boyd
William Johnson
Jack A. French
Dean Johnson
Lo Dr
Sian H. Hale
James Sanches
Mario Campa
Campa
Cc. Riggins
Terrell Wells
General Fund
Colglazier and Hoff, Inc
Garrity Road
New Braunfels
Carmen Chief Palmer Invites Defence at Police Deportment
A garbled report shows Police Chief Fred Palmar receiving an invitation for a celebration. The item notes Palmar being asked by an officer to defend a bull at a city event. The event is linked to the Antonia department and a public display at a local location.
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Fred Palmar Mooday
Hiv
Oh Scar Oila
Sieve Lamaile
Sheva Latreda
Chamber managers to meet in Corpus Christi convention
About 200 chamber of commerce managers will meet in Corpus Christi from June 6 to 8. C J Crampton general manager of the San Milani chamber says the event will draw attendees from across the state. Ray Tyeeman executive secretary of the South Texas chamber will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Corpus Christi
C.J. Crampton
San Milani Chamber
Crampton
Will Hay
South L A votes bonds for school building
Residents of the South San Antonio Independent School district approved a bond issue of 227,000 for a new school building. Superintendent Morris S. Jennings announced the result on Monday. Voters also approved raising the maintenance tax rate from 1 to 1.51 mills by a wide margin.
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South San Antonio
Schooh
Morris S. Jennings
Rotarians Plan San Francisco Fifteen Thousand Delegates
San Antonio Rotary plans sending a party to the international convention in San Francisco on June 13 led by retiring president Dr. Everett W. Wilson who will preside. Attending are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and many other local Rotarians and spouses. Miss Huske, executive secretary, notes delegates from nearly every country will attend the event.
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San Antonio Rotary Clits
Inter National Conventine
San Francisco
Frank C. Hak
Everett W. Wilson
Wilson
Harry Ropers
Ike Kuykendall
Harold Gee
A. H. Higeinbotham
Coffey
W. Evans Fieh
George Siegel
William
Wallingford
Robert BE. Kingston
Ceorge Judson
George Dirthing
A. 0
Moktengin
A. A. Wariker
Pauline
Huske
Market Rumors Reveal Sector Shifts and Key Players Cited
The report surveys a broad mix of figures and firms, naming Angie's craft supplies, General Electric, West Father, and Newark area entities among others. It notes ongoing wage concerns, competitive bids, and industry movements affecting aviation, railways, and manufacturing realms.
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New York
Fudas
Arrachad Astitlans
Upellinis
Fethywillys
Easton
Bieri
Tyme
Hie
Seganoned
Eanrae
Anim Mlawed
Tiwever
Ox Irene Dumees Runnin
Woo Wint
Kastarn
Ajrtinen
Danglass Aiverant
Anna Spey
de Martin
J. Bent
Uethirhom
Cinister
General Mature
Kia En
SanfHern
Railways
Chresancake & Hie
General Electric du Pap
Sears Rew Fink
Goudiich
West Father
Saynere
Aion Chania
Wasiwarty Pyle Beeves
Tesign Ronee
Qifxert
Aman
Uneparde Wera Alon
Ainerten
iMea
Roman
Ayefereed
Stoel Nd
Blerteie Rand & Share
Teoved
Educators to Hear Dr Prunty at Texas A and M meeting
Texas educators from county and secondary schools will hear Dr Merle Prunty director of Student Personnel at Stephens MO speak at the June 17 to 19 conference at Texas A and M College Station. The event covers child welfare coping supervision and school administration topics including finance and classroom supervision.
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College Station
Texas
Merle Prunty
Stephens Moe
China
M. Eaviest
Stiny Eschool
U. T. Class to Hear Jester at Tonight’s Exercises
The University of Texas plans its commencement program with Cavern Reedford Jester, a former student and regent, delivering the main address tonight in a solemn outdoor ceremony. Earlier graduates heard a warning on Communism from Bishop John E. Bines during a starlight event.
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AusTin
TNS
University of Texas
John EB. Bines
Bigoy
Lac ‘Pexas Protestant Episcopal Dineese
Baylor Graduation Marks Largest Class in History
In Baylor Waco campus today the largest graduating class in the university history received diplomas. About 381 earned BA degrees and 15 M.A. degrees as part of the commencement exercises this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor Waco
Inge
Eyjor University
Wariell
San Antonio Livestock Market News Overview
Cattle and sheep market notes from San Antonio and Fort Worth areas show varied pricing and activity. Reports include fed cattle, calves, hogs, goats, and sheep with prices, weights, and receipts, plus general market tone and receipts trends.
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San Antonio
Ewes Zoo
Wnton
Odin
ST Wood End Pholer
Wales
Stearly
Hyth
Peace plan urged at P T A jubilee in Chicago
Mrs L W Hughes of Altinight, Venn, president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, opened the organization’s golden jubilee convention in Chicago with a plea for education as a peace instrument. She told about 3000 delegates that children trained in head and heart will help combat and prevent war, urging a national program focused on human values and happiness. She compared national education expenditures, noting the United States spends under 2 percent of national income versus Britain 6 to 7 percent and Russia 17 to 26 percent.
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Chicago
Dwire
L. WL Hughes
Altingth
Venn
National Congress of Parents and Teacu Fers
Chiago
B Hughes
Pt.a
Chicago Poultry and Produce Trade Ad Summary
Chicago advertisement from June coverage outlines dairy and poultry trade items with prices, weights, and livestock references. Mentions pounds, several product codes, and payment options as part of a marketplace classified insert. Includes a telephone contact line for quick responses.
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Chicago Poultry and Produc
Chicago
U.B.D
Annalira
Prienes
Fryers
Tel Towaléra
Fom
Marcel
Hucklings
Heer
Knight Cleans Up City Street Department
James W. Khight began his administration as street commissioner with a wholesale cleanup. Most trucks left for emergencies, yard repairs, and steam cleaning under E. L. Spike Hansen and Fred Mays, while several maintenance workers were dropped for repairs. Ed Gerlach was ousted, George Holekamp reassigned, and sewer work moved to Paul Naueshutz and Paul Steffler with 24 year veteran George Martin among those let go. Inventory clerk Wallace Hancock added. grafting dept unchanged. trench dept stays. Knight promised to retain engineers and seek more staff as needed.
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James W. Khight
E. L. “Spike” Hansen
Fred Mays
Aloul
Ed Gerlach
George Holekamp
Hars
Airport
Knight
Paul Naueshutz
Paul Steffler
George Martin
Charles Dobbs
Police and Fire
Wws
Fuji Linac
Wallace Hancock
Reets
Clork
Te Sign Department
Jimmie Converse
George Reete
Tred Heinbaumt
Joe Murphy
Ed Knight
Trench
Lost Jewels Suit Awards 3750 in City Case
In a local action the City of New York was awarded $3750 in a lost jewels case. Abe Levie Monny and Dr. Levit acted as administrators for the estate of Ben Lett. The plaintiff sought $7500 to cover travel and legal expenses, with Judge Brints presiding.
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City of
New Yer Taarares Company
Abe Levie Monny li
Brints
Dr. Levit
Datl Af Ben Lett
Ines Af Jrivelrys
Police Pay Hiked in Sauk City's Fire and Police
Raymond Sauk and fire commissioner Katd announced a pay hike for firemen and police officers effective June 1, funded within the city budget and based on new salary scales. After a conference with Mayor Alfred Callagh, no further police changes will be made. J Lolis Quintinilla was appointed chief clerk and auditor replacing Bo Gang. Building electrical and plumbing inspection departments continue on a temporary basis.
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Raymond. Sauk
Palige
Katd
Bo Gang
Gariga
Malin
EL Lf
Ur Aswell
Elev
Six Boys Earn Eagle Scout Badges at Ceremony
Mann Junior School hosts Eagle Scout badge presentation with scouts from Tran No 20 Trinity Methodist. Recipients include Everett Cozayt 1117 Capitol, Beh and Jack Seavs 1135 Fulton, Stanley and Richard Workman RIS West Mulherry, and Jim Harvey 24 West Agarita. P G Silber district scout commissioner will present badges.
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Troyace
Mann Junior School
Tran No. 20
Trinity Methodist
Everett Cozayt
Capitol
Radio Stolen From S. A. Home
Burglars took a combination radio phonograph from a Salem home over the weekend. Mrs. La Kanatts reported the loss to police Monday. A door was ajar during the break-in and investigators seek clues. No one was hurt, and no arrests have been made.
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Avery
Weber Rites Set for Local Coffee Shop Operator
Funeral services for Leo George Weber 53 of 619 West Lullwood avenue will be at Porter Leeing Chapel Tuesday with interment in San Jose Burial park. Weber died Sunday from a heart attack after running a coffee shop five years and is linked to an appliance company. Survivors include his widow two sons Richard L and Leo G Weber Jr brother Ralph H Weber sister Mrs Anita Knit and one expects.
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Leo George Weber
West
Lullwood Avenue
Ly. Mg
Porter Leeing
San Jose
Weber
KONO
Richard L
Leo G. Webree
Ralph H. Weber
Anita Knit
Elandson
Cotton futures drift amid mid May pressure and covering
Cotton futures opened lower but later firmed as short covering and mill buying supported nearby contracts. Mixed signals from local liquidation and favorable May parity influenced New Orleans prices, with July and December bids around mid 34 and 29 dollars per bale. The day featured volatile quotes and stray commentary on demand and storage.
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Elpereo
New York
Burch
New Orleans
Colton
Caicetricuie
Getaber
Jrses
Mavely Ely
Angen ‘Range
Rome
Chase
Cenia
Ign
Garsson Testimony Ties Munitions Bribe Claims to May
Washington report on Henry Garsson and his brother Murray facing bribery conspiracy charges tied to Andrew J. May. Garsson testified their munitions firm held 10 million in war contracts before meeting May in 1942. Government alleges payments to May through Cumberland Lumber Co for favors securing 78 million in war contracts. May denies profiteering, saying he acted as agent for the Garssons in the lumber deal.
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Washington
Henry Garsson
Andrew J. May
Garsson
May
Bouse
Murray Garsson
Kentucky
Garsson’ Munitions Combine
Carlson
Cumberland Lumher Company
Garssons
Sayin Te Galy
Methodist Pulpits Filled at 89th Conference in Texas
The 89th annual Methodist conference concluded with appointments for the Southwest Texas district. Readers include figures such as district superintendent Keely Nye and numerous pastors serving Austin, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, San Angelo, Kerrville, and surrounding areas. Publicized names span multiple towns and churches as divisions assign clergy for the coming year.
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A Drank Smith
Houston
Texas
Sindley
Sex Wong
Ely
Gdistriet
Austin
McAlien
Corpus Christ
Kerrville
San Angelo
San Antonio
Ean
Ants Tlatriel
Keelynye
Ean Antiale
Risnrne
Das van Anceley Hotela
Brn
Helatita Wienell Hive Vreanent
Vayia Fark
Alert Po Milphesened Papuclaten
Allert
Yausha
Mur
Aril Thaners Tristir
Parl
Woodlawn
Chorlen T. Js
Bremmannenkey
Conia
Binjth
W. Vaseyeri
Wastin
Palen
Hans Jordanian
Magrenhriatine
Hte Denar
Ravirels
Toy Palmer
Pearsall
Ote Abeahatt
Bicinantea
Johnny Polite
Scherta
Lestin
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Be Anderson
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Seahora
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Raymondville
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W. K. Ewing Co.,, Inc
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NEW York Life Insurance Company
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