Presbyterian encampment opens June 7 Kerrville
Kerrville June 4 The twenty seventh season of the Weatherford Presbyterian encampment opens June 7, one week earlier than usual, with hopes for the largest attendance in history. The Texas Synodical Young People's conference starts the encampment, ending June 10, and over 400 attended last year with registrations from across Texas.
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Kerrville
Weatrometer Presbyterian
G. H. Jang
Texas Synodical Young People
Texas
Woman Accused Abduction by Two Mexican Men
Feneita Garza reported Saturday she was abducted by two Mexican men who forced her into a car at Suadalupe and Flores. The vehicle drove to Harlandale before colliding with another car. the abductors fled. She was dumped near Booth Flores and Alamo Street and warned to stay away until summer.
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Vera Cruz Street
Suadalupe
Flores
Harlandale
Gard
Booth Flores
Alamo Street
Square Deal league pledge drive cautioned by secretary
The San Antonio Vigilance committee secretary T J Turter denies any Square Deal league solicitation for large donations. The campaign aims to cut telephone rates by soliciting pledges, with volunteers instructed to obtain any amount and fund solicitors and printing. Surplus funds would be deposited to the league's credit.
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T. J. Turter
San Antonio
Trilore
GD Kennedy
Vet’s Wife Defends Ex-Veterans Against Editor
A letter from an ex veteran’s wife condemns a writer’s remarks about veterans and urges action from President Hoover. She recounts her husband’s 22 months of service including time overseas, emphasizes battles with post war struggles, and calls out the insult to veterans.
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Congress
Hoover
The
Kell
Garry
Veteran’s Wife Responds To Young Writer Letter
A veteran’s wife criticizes a 26-year-old author described as a self appointed egoist who writes about the chorus. She argues the writer speaks for the younger generation and should not be offered praise or positions based on his own limited view.
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Gilzen
Banus
Veterans thank station for broadcasting ball scores nightly
Disabled American Veterans at U. S. V. BL hospital in Legion Texas express gratitude through Open Forum to Radio Station KARG San Antonio for promptly broadcasting daily ball scores. The daily service greatly helps pass long hours and is sincerely appreciated.
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KABC
Legion
Texas
KARG
San Antonio
Pelleva
Login
Urge Support for Hawaiian Bill and Civic Duty
Citizens are urged to support a bill that would alter Hawaii into a military state. Contacts to W Tt M Kleberg and Fred Britten in Washington are requested to push for passage. The author cites naval officers and prominent figures as supporters and encourages widespread communications to representatives.
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Fred Britten
House of Representatives
Washington, D. S
Howaii
Chatman Williams
Floyd Gibsons
Fare Fesene
B. Rhodes
East
Mitchel Street
Farm students to get credit for rural 4-H work
Rural school students may earn a year of agriculture credit in city schools after completing a 4-H club program supervised by the county farm agent. The plan, endorsed by superintendent J C Cuehram and assistant Thomas B Portwood, requires rural schools to add an agriculture course to their eighth grade.
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San Antonio
Fred W. Mally
J.C. Cuehram
Thomas B. Portwood
Mally
Ilenstock
Elven Rural Schools
P.P. Stewart
Yard Prowler Routed by Pistol in Courtland Street Trap
A prowler in the yard of G. C. Carvajal at 36 East Courtland Place was fired upon by the householder early Saturday. The prowler fled and police investigate thefts including a pistol clothing ring from Paul Seffetil Indiana Street and other break-ins on Indiana, Teach Street, Trenton Avenue, Burnin Vista Alley and North Brazon Street.
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G. C. Carvajal
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Paul Seffet
Indiana Street
E. D. Thornton
Teach ‘Street
R. W. Towery
Trenton Aye
W. ¥. Wipperman
Vista Alley
Inadequate Stop Signs Draw Public Criticism
A fragmentary letter criticizes stop sign placement at multiple intersections in San Antonio and Lexington Avenue areas. It cites inconsistent signaling on routes like Mali Avenue to the Municipal Auditorium and suggests confusion over right of way due to alternating signs and missing signs on opposing sides.
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San Antonio
Lexington Avenue
Mali Avenue
Municipal Auditorium
Petev al
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