Wanted Help Wanted Ads Mixed In One Fragment
A jumble of vintage classified lines lists numerous job ads for beauty shops, waitresses, housekeepers, and factory workers. It mentions Johnson graduates, various locations such as Jeurtenton Texas and Highland Blvd, and requests for cooks, maids, and attendants with several age and race notes implicit in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leubdry Arter
Snirt Oneral jBurke Laundry
Broadway
Vermesent Water
Finser fKaxes
Munste
Johnson
Jeurtenton
Texas
Wented
Ike
Yible
Becky
Yosinuns
Itress
Tony's Cole
Flores Hottecsey
Fincen
Salany & Commission
LA House Inn
Commerce
Sincolair Lawn
Praerving
Ian
W._Mitcneil
Wid
Ness
Cote
Galary
Pe Ballaerk
Ravine Sige
Jetel Fork
Billie
Femele
Partsaan
Salesians
City Surety Plan Changes City Surety Plan Changes
The Maverick administration cut back insurance on city buildings and contents to replace the $1,477,000 on buildings and $500,000 on contents with a lower figure. Sam Bennett, purchasing agent, criticized the move to insurance with several batt le companies and urged a taxpaying insurer. The policy ran December 1, 1941 to December 21, 1943, targeting $10,628 yearly at 4 1/2 percent, with coverage amounts for Municipal Auditorium, City Hall, contents, and the municipal treaty. Bennett argued the policies show underestimation of the fire department’s efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villance
Ecout
Maverick Administration
Sam Bennett
Leity
Bennett
Maverick A Des
Battle Companies
Sawtelle, MuAlister Kts Cary
Perry and Savage
Dennis
Hivekle and Wray
Altgelt
Rhode
Gittinger
Fonnett Arte
Raissiance
San Antonio
Dunning Rites for Henry Dunning Held at Tealdenne
Funeral services for 73 year old Henry Dunning of Tealdenne, Texas, will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Flat Baptist Church with Rev. Perry Webb officiating. Dunning, a former Southern Pacific worker and longtime resident of San Antonio, died Friday. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Josephine K. Dunning, a daughter Naomi Dunning of Newton, and another daughter Mrs. Arthur Wood of San Antonio, plus four grandchildren. He was a deacon and lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dunning
Perry i Webb
Ak Dunning
Josephine K. Dunning
F. Danning
el Paso
Tom J. Dunning
Newton
Naomi Dunning
House of Texan
Eapines
Pier Chase
Amie Kinkade
Jean
Purchazen Jon
Bali Onige
Saniel & Rioy
He Ashe
Bain Flower Poty
Carver Ghaby
Walter
Evergreen
Byers
Ganranteek Gant
Ntney Poultry and
Torre
Sinsbrederlekaburg Road
Pts
Church and Company Poultry Equipment Tendaunrters
Asin
Detroit’s auto industry to boost aircraft engine output
June 1943 report from Devon Detroit outlines a bold plan to shift auto plants toward mass producing airplane engines and components. It describes tooling up to produce 600 engines monthly, training 3,000 workers, and integrating aviation tech with existing automotive know-how to speed war production, including engine testing and advanced manufacturing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Chicago
Detroit
Ford
Attack and theft charges filed in county court
In county court Monday Mary Blevenson of 1634 Dewson Street was charged with aggravated assault and theft after allegedly stealing $10.38. Complaint signed by yard Mabrito from the district attorney's office names Janeth Goamlaint and Chiles as involved, with details tied to San Patereio and Resulle Peres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resulle
Peres Janeth Goamlaint
Chiles
J. Bleed
Aly Poleanar
J H Roberts Dies in San Antonio Home at 50
J H Roberts aged 50 died at his residence 1200 Weak Agarila Avenue in San Antonio. He was a native Texan and longtime resident of Ban Ane, survived by widow Mrs Wattie Roberts and several siblings and relatives in Texas. Burial and funeral details list Porter Lorie chapel with service to be Tuesday officiated by Rev A M Walff.
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Fannin
Anton
Bonaral
Endy
Ir Christan
Beauty
TNT
Cinglanat
Menger Intel
Erma
Rayne
Gunter Gitte
Mattress Renovators
SAINT
Tiress
Aubrer Bede
Fredericksburs
Brand Engraving Co
Hnanea
Bexar Lumber CO
Nogatlics
Neebsites
BOS
Bons Beano Neplas Méteriale
Army Veal
Ubwane
Broadway
Doare
Gompeaition
Iwans
Roener
Main Ave
Tellnule
Gaura Alamo Palyt & Wellpaper Co
Carl F Wideenall
Peint Stove
Brookien
Bane
Braunsttin
Mora
ASG' Aberio
Alaing Plaza
Menges
Tyer CO
Saeree
Bridse
NORGH
Prager Hardware Co
Equimoentus
Neyer Andlan Leyrs
Paul Riderbon Co
Broadway End
Travis National Cash Registers
Reconditiguae
Rovaly Smith
Thuem CO
Jepparson
Ube
Houston
Kerotkin Loon Co
Auick
Ae Zimmerman
Bany
Radice
Mannerssnee
Whalers
Bo Meken Iron Arm
Antimsinn
We Ombley
Tealtied
Xparte
Hines
IngAaRt Modern
Fepaly
Sen Antonin Musis Co
Comméren Bt
Despcanard Mino
Soyer Pd Tovilsy
Toske's
Fld
Styles
Caldwell
Tue
Tanzania
Cary Toems
Joser
Pala
Muse Texch Co
Dau Antonio
Towan
Ito
Everly
Metric
Yalaca
Dauhmit
Tad Cail
San Ana & Power
Grand Plano
Adgerlinr
Vince Renaale
Joseph Henry Robert
Edad
Ban Anet
Mes
Wattie Roberta
G. E. Bowere
San Antonio
Ilslant
Schoenvogel
Mas
William Giddings
Bell
Brenham
Texas
J. C. Treaceat
Arrivals of Jewish Refugees from Portugal Reach New York
On June 23, a group of about 250 Portuguese refugees including many children landed at a New York harbor. The ship carried families with few adults, many parents, and a handful of unaccompanied youths. Immigration officials assessed the convoy as overwhelmed, with several children reported among the passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bora Pinto
Blatordalayd
Wittapparteontely
Buronean Relien
Chile
Tewlen
Tim
Enea
Pension ordinance paves way for city pension payments
The city council, led by Mayor G. K. Quin and Chief Aubrey Hopkins, pushed an anticipated pension ordinance through the legislative committee. The measure would grant immediate effect to pensions and authorize payments, with the board recommending five departments’ involvement and a hearing led by a council meeting attended by multiple officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nya
Fa Attema
Satel
Tina
Lwe
Andra Arenien
G. K. Quin
Aubrey Hopkins
Fite Objet C. A Hatt
Bb. Anderton
Fdding Angerton
MtcCulloch
Steel Mills Near Output Capacity Declines and Shifts
A fragmented report notes steel mills operating at around 19.0 percent of capacity for the current week, with one plant near May 10 reaching a historic peak and an 8 to 3 percent rise from the prior week. Other mills show varied operation around 9 to 16 percent, reflecting uneven production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhov
Joe
ATONE
Nig Wills
Ayore
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Yerconal & Chattel Loans
Ioan Wiltsue
Jorn Aptore Finance Co
Fusw Gnoter Bie
Bae Goi
Vutore
Pierre Melereel
Me Alamo
Toda
Travi2 ST
Magnolia Finance Co
Maik Ave
Texas Acceptance Corp
ARES
Atanio City
Drauehonts Business Collen Trade Schools
Help
TtRaw
Josephine
Carl F
Alansifjest
Peeangran Hee
Thi
Schoal
Antonia
Vinit
Zoerna
Ranma
Pitahie Etre Brautu School
Hen
Bengram
Serait
Lara Hoste
Free
Ieder of Music & Arts
Laurel Passy
Dina & Joy
Brandon Fig
Aris Lind Fosse
PheeRe
Itrastee
Perse
Mont
Tralee
Boaviel
Walalered Pharmact
Marrigh
Riat Ornensarce
WNT
Marie Mae
the Hooven Co
Blanca
Neal Etig
Uae
Security Finance CO
RCMB
MSATI
Tai
Liberal Loan Co
Firestone Mervine
Alva
Texan
Bala
Cominerea
Koumore Lindrie Wesker
Goude
Possum Bae Re
Nice
Iduroaena
Basament Bargains
E Ua
Eoteeane Ia Bor
Tecmath
Gompleth
S-rsom Htane
Pultons
Gieon Enlour
Teron Kar
Hayetkin
Greenberg
Nence
Ke Fisher
Brooklyn
Hoover
Fec
Hanver
Sain
Big 6 Co
Crosley Shelyador
Heivdro
Jarrie Furniture Co
al San Pedro
Rew Norge Getrigerator
Frank “Schraeder
SCHULTE & ANE Commerce _iBtune Bkilors
General Electric
Pale Seles
Fran Daha
Imekaxes Tinio
Westierniture CO
Plonns
St. Gary
Iveh
Ng Plces
Edwards Gas Applianes Co
Ice Ueedavenery Cigaranca
Ala
EN Electric
Fuibrake
Etvine Tt
Porcelain Crosley
Prislaslee
Naueelains
Nilowance
de Ees Cetiatee
Parerlin Eriguinte
Porcelain Norge
Porcelain Weetiariaune
Norge Southwent Seles Co
Witolksalk
Ashwenn
ALAMO
Brackenridge Park
J. Woninean
Agnes Crowley
Anil
Devon
Automonils
Tories
Detrt
Gretty
Dearverh
Fird Enterprises
Apollest
Asci
Houselvke
Wight
Francis
Howe
J. H. Roberts
S.A. Hlome
Westiowlay AG
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