Free Tonsil Operations Appeal to San Antonio Students
The San Antonio public echo reports a program offering free tonsil removal for students unable to pay. Dr WH Hikins notes 700 of 1600 examined during the year are slated for treatment across five hospitals and 10 doctors, with about 400 expected to undergo operations in June, under a cooperative drive.
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San Antonia
Public Echo
Gistrlet
WH. Hikins
Mmong
Hargis
Borden Company Intends Action as Notary Records 1939
A dated 1939 notary transcription from New York records references the Borden Company and president Tin t. the document notes the act and deed of corporate operation, witness attestations, and signatures by Edward Dare and other officials. It appears as testimony and acknowledgment of corporate authority and procedural formalities recorded June 1939.
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Borden
Wecartition
Amy
Uhi Bhatti
Thales Mar
Hendon
Auale
New
Mel
Finnesty
Piller
Edward
Pantie
Orrin
Labor Trouble Flare Ups Across Industries Again
Labor strife resurges as a wide set of protests and strikes disrupts the Briggs Body building plant and Chrysler supplier lines. CIO and AFL factions clash over union control amid Seattle ship crew debates and Allis-Chalmers labor actions. The piece weighs how wage dues and contract terms spark standoffs, urging public opinion and Congress to resolve systemic labor friction.
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I. C
Sud
Briggs
Chrysler
American
Federation of Labor Facal
Eusete
Pacific Coast
Avitinet
Seattle
Ailis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Cio-A. F
Ay Congress
Congress
Mabisnons
Ib Rae
Beerle
Eine
Ployer
Uni
Bec
Allis-Chalmer
Tne
Npantun
Wnion
Unis
West Altis
Elbshurph
Mme Terfern
Empinyas
West Aus
CIO Unit Sues United Shoe Work for Wage Claim
A CIO unit sues Snde Gongean Shoe Co alleging repudiation of a contract as the Fair Labor Standards Act took effect. Plaintiff seeks 15000 dollars, arguing a 1934 contract set weekly hours at 45 over three weeks and 48 hours in eight weeks, while the company allegedly raised wages to meet standards. Court actions, dates, and parties referenced in a terse, clerical filing.
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Cincinnatt du United Shoe Work
I. O
Shoe Company
Monty, Ono
United States
Ity
Drefel
Wittel
Romerce
Everthing
Walnas
Woder Lacy
Real Estate Transfers List Highlights Complex Property Trades
A long list of real estate transfers is reported, detailing how numerous individuals and entities such as liam Eier, Melvise Atuust, Charles A. Surges, Clinton & Brown, Hallandale Acre Tracts, and the Housing Authority of the City of San Antonio engage in deeds, notes, and payments. The entries cover varied parcels including Lot 1, Block 2, and multiple tracts across towns, with amounts ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars and interest rates cited for several notes.
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Yanaclo Banna
Charles A. Surges
Oriysye Loan and Agency Company
Clinton & Brown Et
Aoe
Clinton ¢. Brown
Steed
Hallandale
George Retson
Zurge Nelson
Marberg
W. Aube
B. M. Stapner
Teopald
Cotaw
Rte Elnaoer
Leonel
Stapper
Iwanes
Nate Far
Winter Garden Irrivation and Farming Company
Lote
J. Sop
Hesle O
Knight
Feme
Chirjes
Young Tye
J. W. Wraneis
Edward Kmphrey Price
MW A
Thomas Et Ux
Lume
Dem
Nots
Payalle
FR. Lawler
Bona Lawler
GME Wronerte
Winrow Gardens
Adulcion
jMrs
Lee Kelen
Oesssen
Buylal Park
Clara
Jon
June Isaa Deeil
Blows
Calms Arkislinn
Olivette
Eanes
Frey
Cis
Loren W. SM
Arhur
Bueluiz
Tnt
Binck
Moby
Arthur & E
Housing Authority
City ‘of
San Antonio
Conrad Math
Alvin
Haresbemann
Nsx
Reed
T. Relia Survey
J. Heffermenn Sumey Ko
Witun—Sis
Ate
Pedro “Rendon
Blanks A
Loma
Dean Bornelt
Amore Et Ie
Nerland Heights
W. F. Keane
Clyde M Thuma
Hark
Soneston Geichls
Births and obituaries from a 1969 Santa Rosa hospital listing
A fragmented vital statistics page records birth notices and multiple obituaries. Entries name dozens of individuals with ages and residences, listing hospital locations, dates in June, and local addresses, including Santa Rosa and Burleson Street, with several notable names and ages such as 73, 67, and 70.
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Marmtawe
Jac Waller Hardig
Jos Belte Smeler
TD Karger
Keats Werham
Jim Vyad
Lona May
Maral Wildiown Tidebrands
Yoratiye Kuensel Layee
Richard Noy
Joegly
Fear Mankins
Y Rilyde
Wesard Rosa
Campos
Asia Herrera
Amalia Ortesa
Tok W. Fieidee
Bury Hy
Bassh
Williams Sort
Townsend
Hats
Cirk
Eyam
Dacilo
Santa Rose Hospital
Leroy Henry Flaccela
Six
Karl Powman
Nix Hospital
Jung
Kerarirgiis Carah
Ty Tha
Ferto Maren
Sakuno
Veena Ee Gharler
Colima Steer
Ann Alvan
Ghadsluge
Wew
Dune Toote
Nanuleon
Aranan
Faeng
Helene G. Drestuss
Sans Rosa Hospital
Charles Embree Finke
Palms Luster
Lucy Luccina Alter
Burleson Street
Anna Marquez
Astrani
Tony Edgar Varteman
Bam Torstar Rozenda Sandecal
Robert BR Gened
Biripa
Sout Lavede Trent
Augustine Awilerra
Harre
Greenwand
Addin
West King's
Sano A. Mollenhsier
Alfreda
Lydia Borel
John Bengt Dors Ml
Cove
Lucille
Cicila A Cattiia
Verney
Callius
Melha Flows
W. C. Breen
Cher Bebee
Edward Key
Moly Eddy Freeman
Anim
Army Draws Up Orders for Far Reaches of World War II
June 18 military dispatch lists postdated army orders routing personnel and ships to Hawaii, the Philippines, and Europe. It shows transfers for numerous units including A.C and Port Devens while naming towns such as Plattsburgh Newark Leavenworth and Randolph field.
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Washington
Poe
A.C
Misméapolig
Hawaii
Joi
Stave
U. A
Chicago
Pordham
Shuey &. Wolfe
C. A
Mass
Nyat L
Boston
Odher al
Futh
Plattsburgh
Hewaii
Maury B. Pendleton
GAG
Indenendylte
Ata
Haswaii
Cople Wilkens
Atstelwel
Philippines
Port Devens
Jay
Rose Sell
EB Wichais
Newark
Kelly
Benoud Lisuis
William & Steele
A. Levenants Edmonds
Fort Dunant
St. Paut
Hers A. Stumpl
Tarnie
Wool Bill Gets Favorable Senate Committee Report
A favorable report on the Wool Products Labeling Act, known as the truth-in-dabties bill, was sent to the Senate Wednesday by a 12 to 9 vote in the committee. Secretary GW Gunningham of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association, now in Washington, worked with Byron Wilson of the National Wool Growers Association to coordinate state groups for united action this year.
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Daumill
Vate
Senate
Gunningham
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Cunningham
Byron Wilson
Natlenk! Wool Growers’ Association
Wildcat oil finds sweep across Texas counties
Oil men report multiple wildcat prospects across Webb, Smith, Nueces, and adjacent counties. Wells comme測 drilling depths near 4000 feet with initial outputs, casing and pressure readings, while several fields show active testing and sand intervals from 2151 to over 4800 feet. Local operators include Magnolia Petroleum and Seaboard, with continued promising signals in the Benji Bolt area and East Mathis wildcat zones.
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Benji Bolt
Dart’ Callaway Nk al
Smith Coring
qt-Gil
Vicre Coring
Dence Lease
le ‘Trinidad
Grant
Wiliam
J. T
Graham
Iscon Pool
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Volpe-Bonavides
Volpe
Webb County
West Cole
Booka County
Frio County
Dil Jad Gud
Harris
Milea Erie
spiritilel _ HIDARGG COUNTY
Keeler
Samfordvend
Megnolia Petroleum Company Et al
A. Seelizion
East Presient
Rendon Oil Company
San Antonso
Wildcat
Northwest Orange Grove
Weil
Schlumberger
Hoghtey
WEAR
Kdwovites
Gohblel
Penn
Nokees Coenty
Biehanah
Francis J. Gandy
Wild
Josquin Lopez de
Weluwarts No
John da Prelle
Orth
Sak Patron
Seaboard
Wave
East Mathis
Tarr County
Blévera
Verne
Clapton
Manis
Norte Big Chance City
Alandyred
Selva Besser
Fire Alarm Damages Reported Across City Blocks
A fragmented notice details fire alarms causing damage at multiple locations including 420 North St Marys and Valdertall D in El Paso area. The report mentions Browns and Sil East Mlat Vitoe, with references to damaged meters, timing around 34:38, and sirens in operation across Kasvllan and nearby streets.
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Les Boras
Sublnea Damy
North
St. Mary's
Valdertall
Maslgen Avenue
Damare
el Paso and
Media Atecets
Kasvllan
Double Birthday in Chicago Prompts Twin Births
In Chicago, Mrs. Dorothy Suntisn welcomed a boy weighing 7 pounds 0 ounces yesterday morning, nine hours before Abs. Loretta Schiz gave birth to another boy. Details show both deliveries occurred on the same general day.
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Dorothy Suntisn
Stith
Loretta Schiz
Auditorium fee protest swells over convention use
San Antonio chamber of commerce battles mayor over a proposed auditorium fee plan. The plan would cap operating costs at 10 000 yearly with a minimum 65 charge to organizations and 350 for religious groups, plus 25 for the Sunken Garden and San Pedro Playhouse. The dispute centers on preventing a loss of conventions to the city and maintaining convention services.
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Chamber of Commerce
van Auten Chamber Swanager
Painn
Maury Maverick
Tunard
Chash
Ven Aitken
Peru
United Siates
Ehansep
Fem
San Antonio
van Aukey
Alee
Maverick
Auditori
Wim
Sunken Garden
San Pedro Playhouse
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Acme Wire & Tron Works
Laurel
Tyne
ALAMO
ELS Nursery
Wowaad
W. Locker
Mer
Wores
Braunfels
Eck Gir
Fred Gates
Purina
Aljamo Grain Company
Presa ST
Grors
Sonsten
Wales
Gurinak
Zeune
Pavier
Allen NW
Camp
Neamewle
Bangs
W. Lubbock
Edwards
Asilon Feed Co
Proposais Bi
Py Buildinge
Tung
Keenest
Dartinane
Casale
Huilding
Aesistant
Aesiia
Aesiia Rector, di Fei, County of Bessy
Wulesarky
Lu Watt
Drten Corman
Ine
CIO
Liam Eier
Melvise Atuust
Jenling
Ernest Pischinger
Stax Pischinger
Separite
Brent Winchinger
Katherine Fischisgée Wittman
Juan Esautvelek
Anistacia Esquiver
Furie
Esquivel
Anattecia Esquivel
Funy
Beck
American Realty Corporation
A. J Beewis
Vie. J
Losa Corporation
Henry W. Conklin
LeGore Pratt
Wy Nichols
Sig Grad Nork
Sergeoman
Edgar RiMdveil Clux
Tresterming
Jan Bauista
Apatoaié
Anna Burghead
Adolph A
Clint Hay Wattard
Juanda Wattera Vor
Frost National Bank
NANTO
Southwest
Texas Oil
FEE
WOA
Corwin Riddell
Ae “Ear
PEARL
Britain
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