Inter-American Highway Work Expands in Central America
Washington report shows engineers of the public roads bureau accelerating its share of the Inter-American highway program. Nearly 1.1 million dollars will fund bridges and roads in Central America by year’s end. Three bridges nearly complete, eight more foundations started, surveys begun in Panama Nicaragua Honduras and Guatemala. Congress approved 1.9 million to aid highway construction with 487000 already obligated this year.
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Legal Technicality Raises Court Dilemma in New York
In New York on June 10 a question before Supreme Court Justice Hooley asks whether a wife should share fault with her husband in a motor vehicle accident. Mrs Madeline Good sues George Randies and his wife for $30, arguing both should be held responsible. The defense moved to exclude Mrs Randies. decision reserved.
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Pans American exposition set for formal opening
Dallas June 16 final preparations filled the scene as plans for the Pans American exposition opening drew to close. Director General McNony said the entire legislature would attend the ceremony with U S Senator Tom Connally Governor Allred and Enrique Pawling, plus a large number of officials and representatives from 21 American countries.
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Tom Connally
James V. Allred
Cardenas
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Iron in all states supplies ore for steel making
Tron ore fre besle metal found in every state of the union, though not all deposits are suitable for commercial use.
Reserve Officers Association elects new San Antonio chapter officers
Maj. W. Anderson heads the San Antonio chapter of the Reserve Officers Association after Wednesday night elections in the Pan American room of the Gunter hotel. Gen. B. Buck, retired, presented a tactical problem to officers who elected Maj. Vernon Hastings Maj. J. Reilly Capt. Nowlin Randolph and Capt. Frank R. Newton as vice presidents. Capt. Albert Hermann became secretary treasurer Judge advocate First Lieut. Charles Leet chaplain and First Lieut. F. D. Zalmanzig historian. Adjutant L. Vogelsang retires as president.
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Juvenile Group to Present Plays in San Antonio
A meeting of the Flaymans, a hopeful juvenile theatrics group led by Wally Gurach, will convene at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Municipal auditorium basement. The group will test acting ability and showcase a series of plays and entertainments aimed at nurturing youth interest in drama.
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Many Suspect Kidney or Bladder Troubles as Cause of Backaches
A garbled health notice suggests back pain may come from kidney or bladder issues. It mentions toxins and functional kidney disorders causing dizziness headaches and swelling, and hints that certain herbal or tonic remedies claim to cleanse blood or relieve pain, though details are unclear.
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Local San Antonio resident touts Van-Tage remedy
Mrs. Viola Eddy of 419 Lombrano, San Antonio, adds her name to locals praising Van-Tage, advertised as a restorative tonic by a Van-Tage representative at Walgreens. Eddy describes relief from years of stomach sourness, gas, headaches, and tiredness after taking Van-Tage, noting improved digestion, sleep, and energy. Over 20 million bottles sold.
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Oil flow sets new record in April production
Daily oil production in April hit a new high at 1,407,054 barrels. The report by Olin Culberson, director of the rail commission’s office, cites the monthly figures and notes an increase over March.
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CNS
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Ten Dollar Word Answer to Club
Chicago June 10. The city club poise abatement committee sought naches for nolen makers which would put them into being quiet, it received only one offering: You great big disciple of cacophony you. Vie March record shows 912 wells added to schedules of producing fields, totaling 10 252 wells at month end with 28 648 stowing and 42 164 jumping.
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Child Eats Glass Autograph Incident Shocks Park
In Wallenburg June 16, a child ate glass during a stage act and then asked for an autograph. Pauline Grier, theater manager, reported a remnant of glass. Doctors said emergency treatment was being given. The case involves Bob Steel and a local theater venue as details unfold.
Man Uses Sun Rays To Heat Water Tank
A Sun belt inventor Charles Drew? promotes a 1000 gallon tank lined with aluminum to heat water with sun rays. He claims hot days raise the water to 128 degrees. A shower bath sits above the tank for passing truck drivers.
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