San Antonio’s Downtown Pulse In The Night Icicle
A garbled local column extols San Antonio’s vitality with neon glow and Magnets Petroleum. It notes the city’s bustling downtown service scene, the perpetual motion of the world revolving around a four inch pipe, and a humorous jab at civic chatter while hinting at ongoing boundary changes and rail traffic through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aéelf
San Antonis
Magnets Petroleum Company
Ile
Atia
Blind program expansion eyed in San Antonio factories
After a two day survey the chamber of commerce outlines growth of a blind worker program on the West and South sides. Myra Gifford reports Texas associations for the blind aiding new groups while facilities like Lighthouse Institutes in San Antonio coordinate training and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Convention Department
King Sisters
Ida Hirat-Onford
Amerasean Foundation For the Blind
New York
Gifford
Texas Associations For the
New Texas
Dalles
Port Worth-Tarrant County
Betty Grable to Take Faye Roll in Downting Argentine Wey
Hollywood gossip notes Betty Grable rushes in to replace Alice Faye in the Technicolor musical the Argentine Way, starting June 24, directing duo Zanuck and Brown eye Grable after Faye’s emergency operation. Cesar Romero hospitalized with typhoid but improving, Paulette Goddard shifts from Cape Cod playhouse to female lead opposite Fred Astaire in Second Choirs. Ida Lupino to headline They Drive By Night after Warner Bros buyout from Paramount. Bette Davis wears Hawaiian-inspired premiere outfit. Lucille Ball and others featured in snapshots from Hollywood society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet International
Hollywood
Betty Grable
Twentieth Century-Fox
Betty
Alice Faye
Startingdale
Alice
Bon Amecheth
Darryl Zanuck
Harry Joe
Brown
Studio
Miss Grable
Dubarry Wass
Lady
Irving, Curomings
Carmen Miranda
Charlotte Greenwood
Henry Stephenson
Cesar Romero
Chess-Pit Martin
Cesar
Paulette Goddard
Capea Cod Playhouse
Paramount
Femae
Fred Astaire
H. G. Potter
Astaire
Borle Morris
Robert Stillman
Artie Shaw
Fred Will Do
Ginger Rogers
Warner
Ida Lupino
Tia
Lucy
Florence Baker
Grance Haryts’ Lodge
Courtney
San Jose Mission Play Center Opens at 2 P M
A recreation center at the San Jose mission sponsored by the San Antonio conservation society and County Judge Charles W Anderson will open Monday at 2 p.m. The facility includes three rooms near the plaza gateway and nearby open ground. Local youths may take craft training on Tuesday through Friday at 9 a.m. under Porfirio Macias WPA recreation staff, with materials for baseball table games sewing and drawing classes available.
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San Jose Mission
San Antonin Conmervation Society
Charles W. Anderson
Mission
Porfirio Macias
WPA Recreation
San Antonio Fights Dallas Move for Federal Offices
The U S senate restored funding to keep three federal treasury units in the Bedell Building in San Antonio. Congress had proposed moving them to Dallas, but local leaders urged opposition. The offices include procurement, accounts, and disbursing, employing about 190 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stater Senate
San Antonio
Federal Treasury
Bedell Building
J. Kiitley
H. WM. van Auken
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Dallas
Ellday
van Auken
Baering Down On the News by Arthur Baer in the old days
Arthur Baer recalls old days of marching feet and baseball lore. He notes Brooklyn signing Medwick and contends the team will take the sport seriously, with Durocher and Medwick forming a strong fighting duo if they stay active together.
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Arthur
Rags" Baer
Fing Bodle
Brooklyn
Medwick
Alzafar Party for Cottage Owners at Camp Alcafar
Cottage Owners association hosts an old fashioned game party Saturday at 8 p m at Camp Alcafar. Mrs Dan iel OConnell co chairwoman notes the event with Bre G W Spelser and Mrs Alfred De Lane in charge of the program.
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Cottage Owners Association
Camp Alcafar
Daniel O'Connell
Bre
G. W. Spelser
Alfred de Lane
Cigarette sparked two fires causing property damage
A spark from nine cigarettes starting early Saturday led to fires at Riverside buffet 325 Navarra Street damaging four rooms and furnishings. another blaze damaged a car cushion on Commerce Street at McCutary Plaza. Damages totaled 25 and 30 dollars respectively, with undetermined origin blazes at Isaac Ramon 1408 Guadalupe Street and BE F P Ricks 2 Dakota Street.
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Riverside Buffet
Navarra Street
Piremen
Ed Zizelmann
Red” Fisher
Commerce Street
Mmc Uary
Isaac Ramon
Guadalupe Street
BE. F P. Ricks
Dakota Street
Lena Koch to speak at Rosicu Fellowship Sunday
Miss Lena Koch will speak at 6 30 p m Sunday at the Rosicu cian Fellowship center meeting in the Army room of the Gunter hotel Her subject is States of Conscious areas.
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Lena Koch
Rosicucian Fellowship Center
Gunter Hotel
Traffic floods cause crashes. police car damaged in San Antonio
Heavy overnight rains flood San Antonio streets and spark several accidents. A police scout car suffered heavy damage as Officer Laon and responders aided stalled motorists in the 100 block of Frio City road. Pedestrian Marcles Carter, 4, was treated at Robert B. Green hospital after being struck near Balinas and Colorado streets. Driver Fred Treving, 42, and others are cited in related incidents as cars collided in rising waters and stalled vehicles.
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San Antonio
Marcles Carter
Balinas
Colorado
Robert B. Green Hospital
Fred Treving
West
Laurel Street
Dan J. Laon
Frio City
Paticel
Gonzalez
LaFon
Willematlen
East Crockett Street
County Hospital
Centre
Mesquite
Claude French
Granada Treet
Health Officers Inspect Camps Openair Meeting
Health officers inspected summer camps near San Antonio during an open air series at Burnet Street Church of Christ. Dr Van G Tipton and Bruce Basse evaluated Camp Lafalot in Comfort Junior Yank camp in New Braunfels and Indian Creek camp in Kerrville ensuring water and facilities meet health standards. Nurse Laure Atinar aided Lafalot with health instructions as Governor Lloyd Stark of Missouri was slated to address on the Columbia network about national defense.
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Burnet’ S Street Church of Christ
Burnet
Bt.t Chasity Streets
San Antonio
City Health
van G. Tipton
Bruce Basse
New Braunfels
Indian Creek
Kerrville
Tipton
Laure Atinar
Laf-a-Lot
Lloyd
Stark
Missouri
Columbia
Roosevelt
Radio Schedule Fragments From Varied Stations Across The Nation
A dense list of radio programs and times across several stations including VOAL, WOAI, and KTSA. Entries mention orchestras, serenades, news broadcasts, sports segments, parades, and sign offs with scattered times and station identifiers. The fragmentary OCR lists many programs and names without a clear narrative.
Artells Dickson to Sing at First Baptist Church Sunday
Artells Dickson, long time New York radio singer, will be guest soloist at the First Baptist church this Sunday. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs Orrin Dickson at 2027 Weel Magnolia Avenue. Orrin Dickson has been a church and choir member for 14 years.
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Artells Dickson
New York City
First Baptist Church
Orrin Dickson
Weel Magnolia Avenue
Mexican Aid Seeks U S Cooperation On Democracy
Ramott Beteta undersecretary for foreign relations of Mexico urged closer U S cooperation in preserving democracy. He spoke during a San Antonio stop on his journey from Washington to Mexico City after attending an International Scientific congress. Mexican Consul General Omer Josefe accompanied him to Cotilla.
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United States
Mexico
Ramott Beteta
Republic of Mexico
Beteta
San Antonio
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Omer Josefe
Cotilla
Lynne Overman Stars in Safari at Aztec Theater
Lynne Overman delivers a deft performance as Al Scots trader in West Africa in Safari at the Aztec. Madeleine Carroll plays a fortune hunter plotting amid jungle intrigue with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as the white hunter. Supporting roles include Muriel Angelus and Bing Gilbert. the program also offers color reels and newsreels.
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Paul Sames
Lynne Overman
Batari
Rosteo Theater
Madeleine Casrell
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Overman
Ittyerman
Thns
Madelein
Duys
Murial
Angelus
Bing Gilbert
Iene
Braniff Airways urged to start San Antonio to Houston to Corpus Christ routes
Civil aviation examiners in Washington recommended Braniff Airways be authorized to operate air mail service between San Antonio, Houston, and Corpus Christi. The move follows Braniff’s claim that mid day schedules would meet local demand, boost air mail use, and help build a more complete national air transportation system.
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San Antonio
Houston
Corpus Christ
Civil Weronautic Authority
Braniff Afrwaya
Searcy Mall
Eastern Airlines
Brand
Washington, D. C
Braniff
Air Transportation Ayatett
Picnic Planned by Congregation Rodfei Sholom B'nai Israel
The annual picnic of Congregation Rodfei Sholom B'nai Israel is scheduled for Sunday from 3 p.m. to 12 p.m. on the synagogue lawn at 216 Wyoming Street. Proceeds will fund synagogue repairs and upkeep.
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Rodfei Sholom B'nai Israel
Wyoming Street
Catholic Drama Groups to Meet at St Michael's Church
Catholic dramatic clubs from Yoakum Kochelm Shiner Lem Ing and San Antonio will be represented at a convention at St. Michael's church Sunday. St. Michael's Dramatic club will host with a Mass by Rev. T. J. Moczygemba, a union spirit director, a banquet at Rio Vista and a Knights of Columbus Hall gathering. Edward Grams, president, and Helen Grubert of Yoakum, secretary, are among organizers.
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Yoakum
Kochelm
Shiner
Lem= Ing
San Antonio
Catholi Dramatic Clubs
St. Michael's Church
Debanter
St. Micheael's Dramatic Club
T. J. Moczygembs
Rio Vista
P. mm
Knights of Columbus
Alsc
Tee
Edward Grams
St. Michael's Dramatics Club
Helen Gruebert
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Jack Howard
Hifteen Railroad
San Antonisno
Partocrat
Alamo Street
Probands
Auth Flores Sreets
Navarre Tireet
Mary's Street
St Mary's
Eresees
Harrison
Houston Street
Herteberg
Midge Vouet
FLAN
San Antonio Associaion
Myra
Ciford Smoutness
Sooth Presa Street
Chestnut Rome
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
West Sixteenth Street
Lawrence Steenman
W. Whalen
Labor
Department of Justice
Faye Roll
Parsons
Luigi
Aummonet
Metiunt
Moore
Johnny Masehle
Helene del Valle
Les Bouman
Wallie Beery
Wyoming
Mothers of Axerics
Joan Crawford
Loretts Young
Nelson Eddy
Nancy Kelly
Joan Blondell
San Francisco
Madeleine Carroll
Lisbon
Patts
Mery Astor
Marilyn Thorpe
Mary
Baering
Durocher
Aciven
Alzafar Party For
Fatent Office
Feg Murray
Jimmy Stewart
G.M
Rasucion
Walt Disney
TaFon
Laon
Remon
Carmen Hernandez
Leron
Juan Gonzalez
South Nueces Street
L. R. Lovelace
Barrett Place
Openair
GBS
ALR Aeldat Church
Homer A. Gay
Lebanon, Mo
Homera
Gay
Ebbeis
Fae
Walts
Afr
Kaitenmeyer
Mindergartes
Joe Rejchman
Dude Venee
Findlers
Wayne King
Heedlines Gud Foort
Wosi—tannands
Radio “Kreme
Willimmas
del Courtney
Serge Woai
The
Troubadors
Lloyd Blark Addrean
Loring
Serenade
Messo Ben Cutters Orch
Kong
Ale
Fhiomy
Lanceford
Senas
Leignton Hovlee Orchestra
WOAY
Sportecast
Gray Gordon
Orch
PBC
S. Alva
Raymond
Sevil
Orthy
Parady
Dante
KTSA
Chuck Poster
Ray Noble
Press News
Bernia Gang
Carl Rass Orel
Tola M
Beene
Iso
Columbia Broadcasting Statenty
Mutual Broadcasting. Com
National Broadcasting Co.t
Texas State Network
Texas Quality Network
LaCi
Lone Star Chain
Radio
U.S
Aztec
Jaye
Aizsie
Alec Snelson
Cla
Dre
Hs Pvrd
Tames Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Pat O'Brien
Cary Grant Trene Dunne
Wife
Phra Lem
Momawre
Madeleine Carrull
Jextia
Spaaks
Stara and Stripes
Cori Lamsa
Tin
Tom Brows
Horlon Dale
William Rosa
Brien
Lloyd Nolan
Lew Ayres
Mr. Kildare
OUR Gang
Rebecca
Laurence Olivier
Joan Fontaine
Hiller—Besst
Berlin
Gleason
Charles Starrett
Bullets For Rustlers
Flash Gordon
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