Kin of Sioux Chief Trains At Center
Kin of Sioux Chief trains at center for a commission as an administrative officer in the army air forces. Andreaw M. Yankton of Bismarck North Dakota, grandson of Chief Red Horse who fought in Little Big Horn, is among cadet candidates. Yankton, 28, enlisted Aug 26 1942, studied at Colorado State University and Miami Beach, served with North Dakota National Guard, and recalls Red Horse with pride. A separate note reports marijuana possession charges against Francisco Hernandez Olivares, 24 Robstown, bond set at $1000 after a magistrate hearing.
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Army Air Forces
Andreaw M. Yankton
Bismarck
N. D
Yankton
Red Horse
Little Big Horn
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Sitting Bull
Sants Ann
Calif
Colorado State Oy
Birtheville
Ark
Miami Beach
Mla
Fankion
National Guard of
North Dakota
Haskell Institute
Tere
Yankston
Finance Department
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Opposition Sparks In Texas County Elections
Bexar County Democrats report 18 of 42 officials facing no opposition as Chairman Bob Glore ends filings. State Senator J Franklin Spears seeks renomination against Clyde Wantland and Elmer Ware Stahl while Republicans set filing expectations after July 28. Multiple precinct races emerge including Sam Anderson vs J A West and Otis West facing renomination questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly IH Ohe
Bexar County
Bob Glore
J. Pranklin Spears
Clyde Wantland
Alamo Heights
Eng Elmer Ware Stahl
Joe Sheldon
G.O.P
Pat Dwyer Anust
R. L. Reader
J. M. Woods
C. FE. Frerman
Temple Wheeler
George N. Geyer
Sam Anderson
J. A. West
Jin Donnell
Sam C. Ben-nett
Herlandale
San Antonio
Lefty” Talbot
Louis E. Mote
R. L
Bob" Jones
Otis G. “Red” Boyd
R. H. Farrey
Ben Camp
Gus Gerlers
Jack" Harper
P. D. Haskell
Boys Set Up Camp Campers Found By Deputies
Two venturesome youngsters aged 12 and 32 tried to camp alone by riding bicycles with canned goods from the pantry. They planned to carpe but parents were not informed. Sheriff Investigator Bill Rogan sent junior deputies to locate them. the boys were found Saturday morning.
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Blanen Road
Bill Rogan
Frontier Asthma Free Trial Offer Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes a free trial of a remarkable asthma treatment from Frontier Asthma Co. It claims summer air worsens symptoms and urges readers to request the free trial by mail to Frontier Asthma Co., Niagara St. NY, promising no cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astha
Frontier Asthma Co
Frontier Asthma
Jean
Big Drop in Used Car Prices Seen
A San Antonio report finds widespread rollback in used car prices as OPA ceilings take effect. Individual sellers face larger cuts, with some models dropping 300 to 400 dollars, while dealer rollbacks run 200 to 300 dollars. The survey notes variability due to inconsistent pricing and notes the new rules require “as is” sales for individuals and dealer prices with warrants for certain cars.
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OPA
Clifton George Jr
District Ofa
San Antonio
George
Council Approves Alamo Securities and City Bills
City council approved an ordinance by Mayor Mauermann authorizing $5,000,000 in securites pledged by Alamo National Bank as depository for city funds. Park and recreation payroll of $15,038.27 and $1,610.23 for resurfacing patches were approved. Tax exemption petition from Evangelical Community Church at 650 Canton Street referred to tax commissioner Alfred Callaghan.
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Mauermann
Alamo Na
Tofal Bank
Evangelical Community Church
Canton Street
Alfred Callaghan
Watermelon Truck Wreck on Highway 41 Injures No One
Saturday wreck five miles west of Yon Army on U S highway B1 involved a two-ton water melon truck driven by Alfred Zertuche of Pearsall and a tractor truck from Tawa driven by Nozey Habba. Both drivers uninjured. State highway police filed charges against Zertuche for driving on the wrong side of the highway.
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Yon Army
U. S
Alfred Zertuche
Pearsall
Tawa
Nozey Habba
Zertuche
Renewed Appeal for Rooms in San Antonio
USC Travelers aid workers issued a renewed appeal for housing in San Antonio to support service men and families. They seek rooms with kitchens and small apartments and ask interested parties to contact offices at 108 Brond WH.
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Myer
USC Travelers’ Aid
Ita
Brond
Blind workers in San Antonio push wartime output
The San Antonio Association for the Blind, a Community Chest agency, employs about 75 to 100 visually handicapped workers who have delivered nearly a million brooms, pillows, mops, and laundry bags to the Army and Navy since Pearl Harbor. Production is scattered across multiple sites, including a broom factory at 2301 San Fernando Street and a woodware factory at 113 Lexington Avenue. The Jewish Community Center has donated land for a model building to concentrate blind program activities. donations are being sought to complete the project.
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SAN Antonio Association For Blind
United States Army
San Antonio
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Lexington Avenue
San Per
Jewish Community Center of
Two Tires Stolen From Parked Car Near Camp Normoyle
Deputy sheriff searching Saturday for two front tires removed from the automobile of Gilbert Toepier of 1315 Quintana road. He found his car jacked up in a parking lot opposite Camp Normoyle and reported another car beside his also left with missing tires.
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Eputy Sheriffe
Gilbert ‘Toepier
Quintana Road
St Pot
Camp Normoyle
Toepier
Fire+ stone 1st dleel ab Normosie
Madden Named Chairman of Eighth Regional War Labor Board
Madden of Amarillo was named chairman of the Eighth Regional War Labor Board today succeeding Floyd McGowan who resigned to private practice. Madden has served on the regional board for six months and previously was a member of the board.
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Mallas
Gume
INSI
Wales
Madden
Amarillo
Eighth Regional War Labor Board
Floyd McGowan
Tesune
Free Book on Colon and Rectal Troubles Fleeced Clinic Ad
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 122 page illustrated book on piles fistula stomach and colon disorders. Readership is invited to request the up to date guide.
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McCleary Clinic
Eiis Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Bond Set on Tire Charges for Shannon in Austin Case
Shannon Fioza of dum Shannon, connected to a hotel, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Austin for a false statement to obtain a tire and tube. Charged by the OPA, the alleged falsehood was made to the Boxie County ration board on June 5, 1943. He posted $1500 bond and was released before U. S. Commissioner A. V. Knight. trial set for the October term.
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Dum Shannon
Fioza Hotel
Federal Grand Jury
Austin
OPA
Boxie
Three S A Soldiers Return to U S
Three San Antonians were among nine Texans as patients at Stark General hospital Charleston S C on the hospital ship Thistle June 13 most from the Tian theater. The San Antonians were Tech Bgt George P White 1138 North Center street Pvt Raymond G Martinez 304 Lorraine avenue and Pvt Welton Flowers 1415 Hays street.
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Stark General Hospital
Charleston
S.C
Thistle
Tian Theater
Tech
George P. White
North Center Street
Raymond G. Martinez
Lorraine Avenue
Welton Flowers
Hays Street
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San Antonio Aviation
Francisco Hernandez Olivares
Robstown
United States
A. V. Knight
Andreaum
Nankton
Red Hore
Dwyer
Chest OF Drawers
Council
Alamo Securities
S.A
Nando
Olive and
Gibbs Streets
WLB
Henry J. Kaiser Shipyards
Portland
Oak
Vancou
Richmond
San Francisco
Cali
Chin
Pers Am General Helerree
Eitpathalne
IMME
Conpleta
Atlanta
Aly
Cam
United States Employment Service
Nueva Street
Texas
Kaiser
Jane
U.S
G, W. Delavan
Rx. Hawkins
Nogalitos Terrace
Jasper N. Hawkins
Santa Anna
Hawkins
Bruce
Katy Bell
Europe
SAN Antonio Transit Company
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