New 1947 tractors arrive in San Antonio lining up at Flores
The San Antonio dispatch notes the arrival of the new 1947 tractors in the city, highlighting exhibition rooms on South Flores and the broader economic push. It lists equipment sellers Alamo Laundry and Russell & Rivetank among many dealers offering machinery, tools, and farm supplies.
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San Antonio
Kroschel
Alamotron Bmgutuna
Hoekgen Aven
Viveu
Alamo Launsry
Alamo
WOO
Mesa Mia New
Russell & Rivetank
Tie Alamg Auction CO
O'Connell Tewalry CO
Houston
Goud
Ainiity
Cuiries
Zigap CO
St. Gorrie
Paratecéts
Tiereford Cal Rural
Angledeviens Pela
PHXAS
Move
Fae Nationiat
Knowlton
Tucker
Hereford
Manor Texas
Rendalia
Texas
Sina
Sinfuer
Fredericskaburra
Psa
Weile
Gates Doer
Minsky
Antonia
Fult
Tank Willd
Oltinbcin Ltd
Huntly
Diahier
Tranter
Ste
BS Ata
Bowen
Mini Avenir
Eee
Afm
Gmaveruy Rai
Hust
Sin Antonio
Bexar Conny
Cal
Juputal
ITM
BA Warm Machinery CO
Bayeng Homers and Prapann
Fombouze Iy
Speelwae Fond Creesera
San Antonin
South Flores
Cemeteries Planned for War Dead Worldwide
The War Department plans to establish 17 permanent overseas cemeteries from World War II battle sites. Temporary military graves will become permanent in locations including Cambridge England, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy, and the Philippines, with three national cemeteries to be created in Puerto Rico and other territories.
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Dead Play
Mie
War’ Department
Col
CC. Strawn
San Antonio
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England
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Holland
Hamo Luxembourg
Henri Chappell
Belgium
Neuville-en-Candroz
France
Dvirguignan
Nettuno
Taly
Manila
Philippine Islands
Florence
Maly
Tunis
Tunisia
Memoluin
Guanajm
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Stocks Show Mild Recovery Amid Mixed Trends
New York June 2 stocks edged up modestly amid a tepid recovery with the ticker tape barely moving in the first hour. Moderate advances appeared in Chrysler General Motors Bethlehem United Airlines and Northern Pacific while many issues drifted with mixed support from buyers and sellers.
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New York
Emma
Gidany
Praseil Judden
Lrachans
Om Su
Chrysler
General Majors
Bethlehem
U. 8 Su Gren Norther Railwax
Cethal Northern Pacific
Amneiean Telephone
Unodyenr
Condteh
United Ai Evi
Astri AN Lite
Market Prices and Produce Listings Across Regions
Market notes list diverse produce and prices including carrots 36.25 per 60, grapes 27, California items 4.50, oranges, limes, peppers, and tuna. Entries mention locations like Berna, California, Oregon, and Chicago area markets, with various crate and dozen pricing and assorted misprints.
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Obituary Notice for Mrs Raina in Petaluma
Obituary notice for Mrs Raina, aged 35, and funeral rites scheduled. The text records a San Francisco area service and references locations and names in a fragmented form, noting the deceased and a date, with ceremonial details.
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Raina
Rent Bill Blocking Seen in Senate Action
The article notes Senate consideration of rent control extensions and differing House provisions. It reports leaders like Tobey and Buck discussing temporary extensions, with the Senate pushing a March 24 extension and the House proposing December 31 or possibly March 81 extensions if needed.
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Uuek
Cartier
Rae
Aosyuvny
Tobey
Banking Committee
Caer
Senate
Mast
Buck
Maren
Group Offers Stage Training for Various Areas
A training program announces stage rehearsals and preliminary talent shots. Sessions run late afternoon to early evening at multiple locations including Palm Heights, Edgewood, Woodlawn, South San Antonio, Highlands Park, and Lockiond Park. Dates listed span early to mid June with final August expectations for completion.
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Tonkina
Bevilen
Ant
Palm Heights
Edgewood Satinal
Tuo T. Woodlawn
San Aptonia Reensaton Center
Tet Wells Itigis
Highland Park Playground
Lockiond Park Playground
Mayor Faces Garage Fit For Bigger City Car
A mayor struggles with a larger car not fitting in his garage prompting talk of expanding city garage space. The issue involves city officials, a Chevrolet and a Buk, with Commissioner Raymund D. feuth referenced in a planning context. The mayor says a solution may require city action.
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Mayne Athen Calighan
Tos
CaliNine
Palier
Raymund D. Feuth
Savidh
Vital Statistics Misread Names From Fragmented Listings
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names and organizations in a dense, unreadable sequence. The fragmentary data includes first and last names such as John Walters, Carmen Kiare, Renard B. Martin, and Joseph J. Krank, alongside scattered terms that resemble public notices and charter references, but no clear event, date, or action is discernible.
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Grasti
Bes Wawles
Varuna
Woka
Cercle Selle Te Tenpad
Wanier
Annona Pritvaznayia
Wraneis Sleenneres
Alot Vosey
Rioterty
Grain market notes amid Chicago trading wrap
Grain markets in Chicago show mixed activity as harvesting remains uneven. Traders price future supplies against demand signals, with modest gains for corn and soy while wheat holds near steady on weather and export pace.
City adopts full value assessments to boost tax base
City officials move to assess at full market value rather than 75 percent. Ray Davis, tax commissioner, estimates total assessed value will rise by about 80 million dollars. Property owners due for revised assessments will appear before the board as new ordinance takes effect.
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Ray Davis
Yiuw
Cotter Loans Ready Under New Cotton Rates
Washington today announced interim cotton loan rates set by the agriculture department. Average loan value stands at 24.75 cents per pound for 47 inch middling cotton, about 10 cents below current market prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Aided By J B Board Shows Three Month Aid Totals
The City-County Control Board reports 449 cases aided over January to March this year in San Antonio and Bexar County. Average aid per case was 333.78 dollars, with an overall monthly average of 37 dollars, and 481 persons received monetary increases. Sixty eight individuals not in families sought aid, and overall cases declined due to funding and TB report issues.
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City-Coun Control Board
Control Board
San Antonio
Bexar
Averagine
Toaard
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