Graduation Pageant and Oddities From a Busy Day
A playful graduation scene at Nigat ayra includes a child’s Roosevelt style speech. Nearby, Paul Carson’s 407 Harrigan apartment hosts a 300-item porcelain dog collection. Other notes mention a nurse’s aide, a law graduate, a plane lesson, a weatherstrip baby, and light political quips.
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Paul Carson
Harrigan
Carson
Duncan Dicki
Dorothy May Cate Named Duchess for Tom Tom Festival
Dorothy May Cate five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Reynolds N Cales 510 Greer Street will represent San Antonio as junior duchess at the Tom Tom festival in Yoakum Her mother was the first queen of the Tom Tom festival
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Dorothy May Cate
Reynolds N. Cales
Greer Street
San Antonio
Yoakum
Olmos Basin Camp Hosts 80 Girl Scouts For Week
Eighty Girl Scouts gathered at Olmos Basin Camp for a day program directed by Mrs Morris Dudley. The group met on Franklin fields to learn cooking using large cans as stoves, ate from triple plates and drank from tin cups. Nature study and hikes were part of the program.
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Girl Scouts
Olmos
Morris Dudley
Franklin Fields
Olmos Basin
Assessments by City Under Way
Assessments by city have begun based on a resurvey by George Ehrenberg of Dallas. Property owners in areas with increases will be notified, as stated by tax commissioner Ray Davis.
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Ray Davis
George Ehrenberg
Dallas
Postmistress at Jourdanton Miss Mamie Howerton Tied to Office
Postmistress in Jourdanton Miss Mamie Howerton named acting postmaster after Mrs Helen Peet retired She has been serving as assistant at the office The article notes a six week Camp Gayoes beginning Thursday at Castroville sponsored by the Moye Military School and conducted by the Divine Providers group
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At Jourdanton
Mamie “Howerton
Jourdanton
Helen. Peet
Howpie
Ofen
Gayoes
Castroville
Moye Military School
Divine Providers
Alazan Courts Fireproof Housing Aids Arson Prevention
The housing authority, seeking to deter arson, has fireproofed Alazan Courts by adding steel shelves and hangers in closets. Two story and one story units feature new drainboards, kitchen sinks, cabinets, and overhead shelves. The improvements aim to reduce fire risks and improve safety.
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Atleul
Alanan Courts
Alazan Courts
Housing officials tout steel reinforced units for long lasting homes
Housing officials state that tenement use of steel in houses reduces overhead and replacement costs over the project life of fifty years. They emphasize a design for lasting construction with reinforced steel and vertical tie walls in all buildings to endure long term use.
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Rhun
Baering Down On the News Baering Down On the News
Arthur Rogs Baer delivers a cryptic column about survival, reform, and societal pressures with satirical riffs on American life, modern industry, and the need for broader, safer automobiles while hinting at broader cultural anxieties and defixhifal notions.
Merle Oberon Performs Glamorous Pittsburgh Stage Role
Merle Oberon appears on stage in Pittsburgh in a role described as dramatic and stylish. Brenda Marshall, Frank McHugh, and a youthful actor portraying a boy provide supporting performances in this production with a focus on modern conveniences and stagecraft.
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Merle Oberon
Brenda Marshall
Frank McHugh
Pittsburgh
Three Texans named to Texas Safety legislative committee
Three Sin Astonians have been named to the legislative committee of the Texas Safety association. They are W. M. McIntosh publisher of The San Antonio Light and president of the Texas Newspaper Publishers association, M. Ms. Harris editor of the Express and Evening News, and Ray Leeman executive vice president of the South Texas chamber of commerce. The committee will meet in June at Austin under the chairmanship of Mrs. Josephy M. Perkins of East lend, president of the Texas Federation of Women's clubs.
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Texas Safety Association
W. M. McIntosh
San Antonio Light
Texas News Paper Publishers Association
M. Ms. Harris
The
Express and Evening News
Ray Leeman
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Josephy M. Perkins
East~ Lend
Texas Federation of Women's
Chihs
Girl Shuns Millionaire Heritage in Bold Road Trip
Christopher Allen Bishop, heir to wealth, abandons a life of privilege to seek independence in a free car journey toward a forked road. Raised amid Fifth Avenue prestige, he leaves the Bishop dynasty after resigning from a lucrative brokerage job and cashing inheritances to pursue personal freedom away from family control. The June day finds him at a crossroads, contemplating a life defined by choice rather than status.
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Christopher
Fifth Avenue
Newport Society
Edith Allen
Christopner
Europe
Wall Street
Burgess, Browne ,and Butterworth
Christopher Allen Bishop
Ywanke
Nancy Butterworth
Bunice Baddington Grant
Deb
Maria Bishop
Burgess, Browne and Butterworth
New York
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