Dispatcher Commands San Antonio Power Grid From Desk
One man sits at the San Antonio Public Service Company dispatcher's chair on Jones Avenue, controlling the entire distribution system. A large schematic shows lines bounded by multiple districts, with red and green lights and a white alert indicating breaks. The dispatcher watches supervisory boards and communicates with power plants and substations across the region.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Jones Avenue
Hoerne, Hunter, Taling
Floresville
D'fianis
San Antonio
Waue
Public Service Company
New Braimiels
Uvalde
Victoria
Temple
City News Dance At Luxelle Falls Saturday June 12
A city notice announces a Luxelle dance event on Saturday June 12 with dancing for gents Abe and free admission for ladies. Dietert's archisttn wit is noted in the listing.
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Luxelle
Dietert
Economist Lawrence Dennis to speak at San Antonio club visit
Lawrence Dennis, renowned economist for E. A. Pierce and Company and NYSE member, arrives Friday in San Antonio for a Rotary Club discussion on recovery progress titled How Far Has It Come. He will address List Rosarians at noon and attend a dinner as guest of honor at the San Antonio Country Club, hosted by D. R. Dance. Dennis travels from California with Mrs. Delespes and J. Witte of New Orleans.
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Lawrence Dennis
Sas Antonis
Rotary Clu
San Antonio Country Club
R. Dance
Pierce
Congnury
William M. McIntosh
the Light
Denne
Vine Abner
Dennis
Omliv Hfornia
New York
Delespe
J. Wit
First Heat Victim Leaves Hospital After Discharge
Robert B. Green hospital records show the first head injury case of the summer, discharged Thursday after treatment. Philips Vernal and an asylum tongue record as laborers from 1914 West Commerce Street, with a Wednesday afternoon OMI-degreement proving too much for ps1.
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Robert B. Green
Philips Vernal
Postoffice Interior Contract Awarded
The interior decorating contract for San Antonio's new post office was awarded to Arthur M. Falden, Inc. of Ghivaga. The Postmaster General was informed on Thursday. The work costs $13,000 and must be completed within 90 days. Expected occupancy by September 1.
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Ronimel
San Antonio
Arthur M. Falden
German commission finds no evidence of fault in ship handling
A German commission investigating the Hindenaune Mstsler reported no proof of stuffing or mediaulent rejection aboard the ship. It concluded the handling during the sandling did not cause the frp and found no fault.
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Rhye
Mane
Hindenaune Mstsler
Stuuchipalay Mediaulent
Divorce Over Pepper Sparks Georgia Hearing
In Augusta Georgia on June 6 a divorce case unfolds as a husband claims his wife caused his distress by putting pepper in his pants. The court records reveal a peculiar domestic dispute centering on alleged pepper related irritation.
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Pepper
Augusta
AQ To Leave Brooks Field in Ongoing Reassignment
The Eighth-Second Observation Squadron under Maj. A. St. Kenyon Jr departs Brooks Field by land and air for Moffett Field California arriving around June 20. The Twelfth Gustovalian Squadron under Maj. dC Kennedy moves to Fort Knox Kentucky by convoy. The Third Observation Squadron under Lieut. B. Z. Smith transfers to Langley Field Virginia. About 378 officers and enlisted personnel and 14 aircraft remain at Brooks.
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Brooks Mold
NCW
OLNEY
Esphty-second
A. St. Kenyon Jr
Unis
Trystal
Moffett Field
California
Star
Roker
Allan
House pushes reserve bill to enlarge military reserves
Washington reports that House Democrats push passage of the McCormack bill to expand the army navy and Marine Air Corps reserves. The measure would raise regular and reserve aviation rolls to 100000 pilots and authorize the eventual purchase of 1000 planes for training. endorsed by Army and Navy groups and pending before Military Affairs committees.
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Washington
Europe
House
McCormack
Army
Navy
Marine Air Corps
Democrat
Massachusetts
Imp
Army and Navy
Unen
Patelade
City approves $250000 borrowing for L A current expenses
The Los Angeles City Council authorized borrowing of $250000 for general current expenses, $5000 for library costs, and $4000 for the fire and police pension fund. It appropriated $225000 for payrolls and expenses and $14924.97 for court costs in Astoria v city. Interest on the loan runs 3 1/2 percent until July 35, 283, and 6 percent thereafter. bids for a depository will be opened at 10 A M. May 1.
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P. R. Astoria
West Travis
Alamo Nation
Frost National Banks
Author Predicts Windsor Romance Doom In Two Years
New York reports Kathleen Norris, author of 62 novels, says the romance between the Duke of Windsor and his American duchess will last two years or less. She cites 900 letters daily over eight years discussing marriage as evidence. Norris argues their love affair will be replaced by villa life on the Riviera and public adulation for the king.
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New York
Kathleen Norris
Teddy
Duke of Windsor
Mit
Simpson Slander Action Is Settled
London reports a settlement reached in the slander suit filed by Ernest Simpson against Mrs Joan Sutherland to silence gossip. The action was to be heard before the Lord Chief Justice in London courts tomorrow morning, with the sale procedure expected to be announced as part of the settlement.
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London
MNSI
Ernest Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
Joan Sutherland
Lor
Howast
London Law Courts
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Dial
Adweller
A. F. Burkhardt
Sapsco Electric Service
Addres Club
Postoffice Interior
Descenbanats
P. JH. Stoner
Atentown, Fa
Brooks Field
L. A
Perite
Gue Bos
Gulf Coast
Handy-Andy
Osee’s Annual
Josee
Excent
Rae
Camp Wacker
Colleen Moore
Hatine— Boon
JOBKE
Erie
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