Mimi Ramer shines in Smith College production
Jeff Davis notes Mimi Ramer from San Antonio, now in Holyoke, stars as Mimi in George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion at Smith College. Antio Morrow’s daughter sits as Mimi's maid, illustrating rising talent in local theater circles.
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Miles
Mirlant
Ramer
San Antonio
Holyoke
Mass
Mimi
George Bernard Thaw
Smithcalexe
Borneone
Smith Koltews Weekly
She Light
Iacl
Local Scene Mixes Music Mentions and City Happenings
A patchwork column notes musicians drifting in to sing for a crowd, price details on classical pieces, and a colorful street scene. It mentions John Deere signage on South Flores, county clerk Joe Dwyer as a local authority, and school math director James T. Sheer. Rotary International events trace Walter Walthall’s travels, while Broadway balloons and a garden florist vignette add local flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Flores Street
San Antonio
Three-Way Minimum on Mixed Cars Adopted
A three-way minimum for mixed freight cars is now in effect. H. A. Losfiter, assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific, provides the rate: 20 percent of first class with a minimum of 32,000 pounds per car, 8 percent of first class with a minimum of 25,000 pounds per car, and 3 percent of first class with a minimum of 40,000 pounds per car.
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Mixta Carina
H. A. Losfiter
Anstatant
Pas
Elfin Ian Here
Logffler
Fiat
Major Gore Found Guilty In Dog Fight Case At Camp Near Port La Vac a
Major Gore was found guilty by a general court martial at Eighth Corps area headquarters of striking Private John A. Chudzinski after a dog fight between Topper the squadron dog and Punch a thoroughbred Boston Terrier. He was sentenced to pay $50 per month for 12 months, with a reduced charge under article 96 of war. Testimony described the dog fight at the Gunnery Camp of the Twelfth Observation group near Port Lavaca on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballermath
Port La~vaca
Thomas L Gore
Brooksfield
Eighth Corps
Toppy
Pulding
Cuarges
Inis
Lbsert
W. Anderson
Squadra Maon
Major Gore
Punch
Gare
Win OM
Wimepce
Tesliany
John A. Chudzinski
Tim
Jor Gore
J. F. RB. Seal
Ward 7. Davies
Randolph Field
Robert Coker
Anderson
Gore
Lichtendergel
Health Research Group Will Meet in San Antonio
The Health Research Society of San Antonio will meet at the chamber of commerce assembly hall Tuesday night at oclock. Mrs BL Alllinge is president. The society aims to further individual and community health. Misa Glee Tux, an acrobatic dancer, will demonstrate and lend the exercises.
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Health Research Society of San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall
Int
GA Boys Make Honor Roll Graduation Notes
Ten members of the class of 389 graduates received their degrees at a ceremony Saturday. The event highlighted valedictorian Raymond K. Brown, with other honorees including May Ler Benxe, Otis T. Hall, Dave, and Antonie’ boys receiving distinct recognition. The program was conducted by A. and MI callers, reflecting a local tribute to scholastic achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imir Ban Antonie
May Ler Benxe
Raymond K. Brown Ore
Dave
Otis T. Halll
Three Youths Rob Cafe at 3016 South Presa Street
Three youths, two wearing knickerbockers, robbed night manager Joseph Bonham at the cafe on 3016 South Presa Street and escaped with 92 35. Police report notes they grabbed the phone to block an immediate alarm. Fernanda Rodriguez of 111 Bowe Street reports a separate incident where a Black man and a woman stopped her and relieved her of 4 30 dollars as she walked home from a cafe.
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Joseph Bonham
South Presa Ntreet
Bonham
Pital
Fernanda Rodriguez
Bowe Street
Wee
Worn
Auto Bankers Sued Over Fraudulently Signed Note
Representatives of the Automobile Bankers' corporation pressed Mrs. Packard to pay a $140 note signed by her, allegedly without her husband’s knowledge. A temporary injunction was granted by Judge W W McCrary. The Packards claim usury and harassment harmed Mrs. Packard’s health and filed suit in Houston, after suing in Justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Bankers’ Corporation Tesday
E. J. Packard
Cornell Street
Packard
Alan
Houston
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
Automobile Bankers Corporation
Sylvester Named School Principal in City Suburb
At a stormy Los Angeles Heights School board meeting, W. F. Sylvester, professor of times and chemistry, was named principal after 3. N. Kader was refused reappointment. A petition with 530 signatures urged Kader’s reinstatement, led by Arthur L. Bowling. demonstrations followed amid board discussions led by Dr. G. Hays. The board includes Walter A. Graham, W. H. Robinson, R. B. Miller, H. Myers, A. W. Melver, R. F. Onar Smith. Superintendent F. Eakley oversees schools.
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Karleetl
Sylvester
Dr. G
Hays
Walter A. Graham
W. H. Robinson
RB. Miller
Hy. Myers
A. W. Melver
Eakley
Barbera Sports Food Store Hosts Weekly Prize Draw
Community letters from Syansiiivs and local youths are eligible for the first week's prize if received before midnight Wednesday at Barbera Sporting Foods on Houston Street. A new fan-tast week begins Thursday with prizes and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROTEL
Barbera Sporting Foods
Houston Street
Wrestling Promoter Dies in Plane Crash at Cisco
Funeral plans set for George A Pax and E B Mosley killed in a plane crash near Cisco. Pax 44, wrestling promoter, born North St Louis Mich, ex Dallas resident, survived by widow, three sons and two daughters. Mosley 30, flying instructor, born Greenale, survived by widow, three young children and several relatives. Pax promoted wrestling ventures in San Attronto but failed financially.
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Fort Worth
George A. Pax
E. B. Mosley
Mosley
Strick
Cisco
Pax
North St. Louis
Mich
Nved
Dallas
Masley
Greenale
Squadron 53 Beats Randolph Contenders at Fas daiph Field
Squadron 53 defeated the Flying Cadets 7 to 1 at Fas daiph field Monday behind Myers who struck out eight batters and allowed seven hits. The winners delivered strong hits and solid pitching as the Cadets struggled to respond.
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Squadron 53
Randolph
Squire
Flying Cadets
Fasdaiph Field
Myers
Iilta
Hotel association backs repealing the Eighteenth Amendment
The Gan Antonio hotel men joined the push to repeal the Prohibition amendment at a St. Anthony meeting. The Texas Hotel Association and others urged state control of the issue, while a reorganization plan for the South Texas Bank and Trust was endorsed. Col Tutte proposed the plan, with regional leaders like J C Clapton and Charles Mangold noted. Paul E McSween will attend a Hot Springs hotel men’s meeting next year. A tribute was offered for J M Hix of the Lantner hotel. C W Points of the Plaza hotel in Corpus Christi attended as a guest.
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Gan Antonig
St. Anthony
Texas Hotel Association
Texas Committee
Charles A. Mangold
Jefferson
Dallas
J. C. Clapton
Stephen F. Abin
Austin
South Texas Bank God Trust Company
Col. W. 8.Tutte
Paul E. McSween
American Hotel Association
Arkansas State Hotel
Hot Springs
J. M. Hix
Lanter
C. W. Points
Plaza
Corpus Christi
Time Extended on Ticket Book Sale for Opera Season
Time extended for sale of season books by the San Antonio Civic Opera company due to a special week. Mrs Leif Krams Heck announces sale acceptance until birthday night with orders for season socks and prices listed for six eight and sixteen book options. The first operetta The Merry Widow with Donald Brian and Virginia OBrien runs June 17 and 26 at Sonken Gardens.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Leif Krams- Beck
Donald Brian
Virginia O'Brien
Sonken Gardens
Hennessey Continentals Seek Games This Weekend
Hennessey’s Continentals are seeking a game in or out of town for Friday and Sunday. The Continentals face Rendolph Fields Sunday with Johnson and Postel as the winning battery. Postel On Griffith and Williamsay powered the team with heavy hitting.
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Hennessey
Gali Stanley Postel
Army Posh
Continentals
Best
Rendolph Fiels
Johfson
Poetel
Postel
Griffith
Whllamsay
Phillies Bangs But Need Ha
A flawed game preview notes the Philadelphia Phillies face the Pirates, Cubs, Reds and Cardinals with uncertain pitching. It praises the staff led by Onuek Kiet Whitney and Don Hurst and highlights their hitting pace, suggesting a tough stretch ahead for the Phillies.
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Phillies
Gaylet
Burt Savion Hille
Uhey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Slaggi Phils
Cincinnati
St. Lews
Chicago
Brontise
Baker Bowl
Onuek" Kiet
Plnkey" Whitney
Don Hurst
Uno Wegins
Phils
Detler Ligh
Adyer Cus
Returns and seizures at federal building basement
Unusual activity at the federal building basement as prohibition officers recovered a $4000 shipment of malt syrup tied to Detroit owner Sam Letter. Verne Miller reported the syrup was sent to the Treasury laboratory for analysis. Miller noted final results were pending, with liquid contents under study as authorities traced the consignment and related parcels.
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Federal
Prohibition Department
Sam Letter
Detroit
Verne Miller
Prohibition Enforcement
San Antonio
Miller
Federal Treasury Aepartment Laboratory
Two Burglaries at Same Place Charged In One Case
Two burglaries of the same items are alleged in charges filed in Justler of the Peace Jali HK. Shook's court. Lawrence Bennett, 26, of dh22 West Labrel Street, is named in both cases. One burglary targets residence at Gith Blow, IMB Waverly Avenue, May 1. The other targets Blow's residence at Janet Bill Abels, 33, 907 Lonirank Street. Bennett is charged with burglary and theft over 50 in the second case. Roy Adair, 32, of 505 Henry Street, is also charged in the McDonald residence burglary on Waverly Avenue. Detectives C. W. Joe and F. Willig are arresting officers.
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Justler of the Peace
Jali HK
Shook's Court
Lawrence Bennett
Dh22
West Labrel Street
Que
Wink
Lab Ben‘actl
Gith Blow
Imb Waverly Avenue
Blow
Janet Bill Abels
Lonirank Street
Bennett
J. ©. McDonald
Waverly Avenue
Roy Adair
Henry Street
C. W. Joe
7 F Willig
Edison Sees Big Opportunity for 8.A. as Mexico Port
Edison and associates see vast potential for San Antonio Bay area to attract tourism and trade via the Mexican port city route after a Monterey visit. The party, led by William H. Furlong and including Arthur Walsh, continued to El Paso after returning to San Antonio.
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Edison
8.A
Mexico Port
San Alemanto
Maxtown
Charles A. Edison
Thomas Edison
Southern Republic
Mxlea
Monterey
William H. Furlong
San Antonio
Inspection officers to depart for westward air route test
A four week inspection trip is planned as Major Hober Coker of the Eighth Corps heads a delegation including Thade, Pair, and posters. They will fly from Bracksfield this Tuesday afternoon toward the San Antonio to Tues route, aiming to inspect western air lines and operations.
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Thade
Poster
Airs Way Wyilizer
Army Gaits Wretorn Airways
Hobert Coker
Carpe Wrearly
Anderson to Attend National Republican Convention
W. Atderton of San Antonio will depart Wednesday for Chicago to attend the National Republican convention. The trip is described as an official party engagement with plans to represent local GOP interests.
Civic League to Install New Officers at North Braunfels Meet
The Civic League will install newly elected officers at a club meeting on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in North New Braunfels. Charles Wells of the National Recreation Association will speak. Officers to be installed include Mrs Relph Gibbs president Mest James Tula Murphy William Williams Sidney Allen first vice presidents T.F. Donahue secretary J.D. Roberts treasurer F.I. White corresponding secretary and Mrs E.R. Kupper parliamentarian.
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Toslullatim
Aluing Club League
North New Braunfels Arehite
Garrity Road
Charles Wells
National Recreation Association
Relph Gibbs
James Tula Murphy
William Williams
Sidney Allen
Elections in Beverly Hills Highlight Unemployed Gap
In Beverly Hills California voters see both Democratic and Republican leaders acknowledge unemployment remains a problem. Campaign figures pledge action to address joblessness after years of inaction, urging renewed promises and voter awareness before the next election.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Jane T
Maney
Bulanes
Amy
Lima
Maverick Says Persecution Not Prosecution Over Divorce
Lewis Maverick, veteran of the Lipee wars, says only one attempt was made to serve him with citation in a divorce case filed by Mrs Ade Robards Maverick. He vows to defend his home with armed guards, an 4 foot fence, and a private entrance, claiming persecution and stating he cannot pay $300 a month alimony. He claims to be too ill to attend court and hints at his own divorce, while displaying an armed bodyguard and a pistol.
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Lewis Maverick
Clattan Ina Tivorce Cos
Maverick
Fredericksburg
Serva Nim
Minety-Jourkh
Ade Robards Maverick
Denuwsnena
Eilock
Eiployes
Fipner
Fas
Maveriek
Nick
Henry Mendhuce
Richardson
Maverice
Canopus Tourist Club Opens Summer Session
Canopus Tourist Club announces its first summer season with events for visitors and locals. Sessions begin Tuesday at 8 30 p m on the second floor of the William building 8321 and continue with activities including a bridge party at 2 30 p m Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus
Wllam
Antoninus
Uneve
Uridge
Elib
Woman to Talk on Socialism Growth in Travia Pack
Mrs Ide Crouch-Heaslett of New York City and New York University will speak in Travia pack on the growth of socialism. Former Latin instructor from Montana State University, she tours Texas as part of the International Education. The talk title is The Collapse of Capital.
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Ide Crouch-Heaslett
New ‘York City
M. A
New York
Univer
Sity
State Univerasity
Montana
e@icalion
Em, Wernandey
Capital
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Frivate
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Oring
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H. B. Clagell
Kelty Field
Eigil
Auto Finance
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San Attronto
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Eetlonvitio
National Association
Fiers
Los Angeles
Wwe
Nnlsu
Alamo Methodist Church
Children's Department
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Police Board
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