City seeks funds to cover new fiscal year expenses
City officials face a 720,242.11 deficit in tax payments as they seek funds to pay June payroll. Licenses and dues, including food peddlers and building permits, are eyed as the main revenue source with banks and RFC considered for loans to close the gap.
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C.K. Quin
Quin
Visak H. Bus
Ube Tren
T A M. O. Wells
Herise and Dies
Siy
Buzhick
Alb
Stephens
RFC
Barks
Agery
Pope Praises UN Tour as Bulwark of American Faith
Pope Pius praised the United States as a bulwark of Catholicism during a brief address to 120 American pilgrims in Castelfandolfo Italy. He spoke after the Eucharistic congress in Pest and denounced Germany for not attending the congress, saying their absence condemns them to darkness. The pontiff told the group they are all 100 percent Americans despite regional differences and emphasized Christian unity across the nation.
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Castel Gandolpo
Italy
America
Pius
Hugepest
Mermaid girls earn first aid badges at YWCA
The Mermaids group trained by Suttons, led by Mrs Carol Knalk, received American Red Cross beginner life saving buttons after passing national tests. Nine girls aged 7 to 11 can swim 30 feet using any stroke. Classes meet at 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays at the YWCA.
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TW. C. A
Grewrom
Suttons
Carol Knalk
Roberta McFarland
Mary Francres Magee
Florence Wolf
Jane Hamlin
Ann
Vivian Cour
Lucy Jean Whitehead
Louse Franzel
Kamon Greer
Two Scout Troops Begin Summer Camp Program
Two Scout Troops 48 and 66 of San Antonio begin the summer camping period at Carp Rio Vista under the direction of C M Richmond. Visitors day is scheduled for Sunday with a parents and friends visit. The groups start Thursday and will return June 10. John Duke Troop 46 scoutmaster reviews nature study tasks while Warren Carter teaches lifesaving and swimming.
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Terops
San Antonin
Carp Rio Vista
George P. Burtivilles
Alamo Area
C. M. Richmond
Sunéar
San Antonio
John Duke
Warren Carter
Burnelt
False Teeth Case Sees Farley Order Overtaken
Five sets of false teeth bought by mail were ordered by postal inspectors who claimed they did not fit. Postmaster General Farley faced a U S district court hearing where Dr. Sylvan B Heininger of Chicago challenged the fraud order. The judge ordered Farley to revoke the order after Heininger produced evidence of satisfied customers and inspectors admitted no adjustments were sought.
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Washington
James AL
Big Jim) Farley
Sylvan B. Henr
Ingér
Chicago
Parley
Heininger
Bar Examiners to Investigate Charges
Charges against Gren Parmeter referred by the Supreme Court to the board of legal examiners for report by June 27. The Dallas bar enforcement committee alleges Parmeter obtained his license on false information and cites a conviction on felonious charges in other states.
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Bar Examiners
Austin
Gren Parmeter
Dallas
Supreme Court
Board of Legal Examiners
Parmeter
Brady Gangster to File Final Appeal
Dalhover of the Brady gang seeks U S Supreme Court review of a death sentence for the slaying of State Trooper Paul Minne Matt. The appeal is set after his conviction at a machine battle. June 10 is the scheduled date.
El Paso Man Dies En Route to San Antonio
George S. Markley, 64, of El Paso, died Saturday after a heart attack struck while he and sister Mrs. A. A. Harris traveled to visit relatives. The pair paused at Beedy to rest in front of a drug store when Markley slumped forward.
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George S. Markley
el Paso
San Antonio
Warkley
A. A. Harris
Beedy
San Marcos to Open Recreation Center
San Marcos will reopen its recreation center on June 6 with Buford William, high school football coach, as director of recreational activities. The center, established three years ago, is overseen by Mrs. Spurgeon Smith, recreation board chair.
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San Marcos
Buford Willian
Spurgeon Smith
City Recreation Board
Leeman and Archer Return From Texas Chamber Convention
William Archer, general manager of the South Texas chamber of commerce, will return to San Antonio Sunday from Mars where he attended a four day Texas chamber convention. The event featured discussion of regional business issues and policy.
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A. Let'tan
Pire
Dent
William Archer
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Mars
Texas Chamber of Commerce Matigenes
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