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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

17

Randolph Field dedication in San Antonio honors air corps growth

The ceremony heads include Mayor C. M. Chambers and Maj. Gen. Preston Brown as Randolph Field in San Antonio is celebrated. Two hundred Army aircraft, royal reviews, and a spectacular flying show mark the event with a banquet at the Gunter Hotel and an aviation ball Saturday night.

Mre C. M. Chambers San Antonio Preston Brown Army War Department Hanelem Imperial Kelly Field Belly Field Gunter Hotel Municipal Guilitorum Randolph Cel Willisia Randolph Gorman Felruery Air Corps Brooks Field Vfficess Frank Plahm Air Corps Training Center

Air Corps Day Proclaimed for San Antonio Power Plant Dedication

Mayor Chambers proclaims Friday June 20 1980 as Air Corps Day to honor the opening and dedication of Handelph field the air training wall project with a 20 million dollar government investment. The event will attract 5000 soldiers and dignitaries, with civic and military guests invited, urging employers to close to allow citizen participation and Randolph Field to be duly honored.

San Antonio Air Corps Handelph Field Soc San An Toni Randolph Field M. Chamnars

Construction bids and plans for Randolph Field site rollout

About July 20 bids will be received for underground electric, gas distribution and telephone services costing over 1.06 million. By August 1 hospital costs 200000, cadet barracks 115000, mess hall 150000, post exchange 45000, officers’ club 60000. Hangar erection priced about 700000. the vessel cost 550000. paving about 100000. Randolph Field layout centers buildings on the firing field creating long landing fields and ample land. Population projections include 250 officers, 500 aging cadets, 2000 enlisted, with families totaling about 5000.

Air Corps California Florida Washington Texas Geo James B. Fechet Air Gato San Antonio Seguin Chamber of Commerce City Administration Col. W. HB. Tuttle R. W Morrison B. Clere Hubert L. Dall Porter Whaley Fasdolph War Department Randolph Field GML Eltering Reseling Redding Capt Parker Tlés Sh Corps Eprnance System Parker Magerlrte Cadet Barracks Cadet Mesa Hall Post Exchange Brooks Field Aua March Geld Banag Kelly Field Georrel

Price control urged to stabilize Kansas livestock and grain

Aid in stabilizing livestock and grain prices is requested in a telegram from H Mercer secretary of the Kansas Livestock association to President Hoover. Mercer notes a gradual decline in prices and reports that livestockmen with stock on hand face difficulty in disposal amid market conditions. Cochran named playing manager for Miami team in Joplin Missouri in June.

Topera Ken Hoover H. Mercer Kansas Livestock Association Mercer Aleo

Dodd Pioneer Flying Field at Fort Sam Houston

A historical photo shows Fort Sam Houston air installations after the First Aero Squadron arrived from Fort Sill in 1945. It notes canvas hangars, Jenny aircraft by Costiss, and officers Brig. Gen. Benjamin D. Foutois Youmas De Milling Capt Vernon V. Harge Capt Stephen J. Thorek with Master Sgt AF Bryant. The squadron later moved to the border and the field was abandoned after Kelly Field's construction.

Fort Sam Houston Setsion Youmas de. Milling Vernon V. Harge Stephen J. Th Orek AF. Bryant First Aero Squadron

Fumes From Film Fire Injures Five Firemen in Columbus

Fumes from burning film in a basement studio on Broad Street caused a smouldering fire that burned for three hours and caused 100.4 in damages. Five firefighters were injured from smoke or shattered glass. none seriously hurt.

Columbus Broad Street Auudio Nore

Ballot Sheet Simplification Aimed at Reducing Confusion

John H. Weber chair of the Boser County Democratic Committee explains a simplified ballot system to replace bob-tail sheets with one page showing all candidates across rows. The move, supported by C. J. Beste, should save time and reduce labor, with about 57,002 poll taxes filed and an average turnout under 34.

John H. Weber Boser County Weilnes Das Weber C. J. Beste Evers Vehioh Wlay Bexar Dounty

Jewelry Looms Recovery of 8 A

Police in Rochester New York hold a woman found with an extensive diamond brooch. Chief A G Cavanaugh reported the piece may be connected to a series of robberies in Rochester area homes last winter and could aid recovery of stolen jewelry. The woman claimed she found the brooch on West Evergreen Street.

Police Agursuay Seic San Antonio A. G. Cavanaugh Rochester N.Y

City Receives First Baby Sea Birds Donation

The Brackensidge parish donated the citys first ever batch of baby sea birds Thursday. The five gulls and three cranes, about one month old, were found on St Josephs Island by B J Conner while fishing. On the island he reported abundant sea fowl nests.

Brackensidge St. Joseph's Island B.J. Conner N -1 Drive Fshing Ite Tenia

Johnson Calls London Sea Pact Un-American

Senator Johnson Republican of California denounces the London naval treaty as un American in a radio address via the Washington Star. He chairs the foreign relations committee and said the Senate should reject the pact when it comes up next Monday.

Washington D. C Senator Johnson Republican California Jost Ningit Washington Star Senate Johnson Foreign Sclnbons

Stimson Says Morro Morrow to Confer Before Resigning

Washington, D. C., June 19. Secretary Stimson announced Ambassador Morrow would confer with him next week before returning to Mexico. In Mexico, Morrow will handle major matters at the embassy while he contemplates resignation to pursue the New Jersey senatorial campaign. No resignation date was set.

Washington, D. C Stimson Morrow Mexico New Jersey

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