St Mary’s Freshman Earns Sodality Convention Trip
Vincent Pawelek, a Falls City Texas resident and freshman at St Mary’s University, won an essay contest for the San Antonio Youths Spiritual Leadership union. He will attend the national Sodality of Our Lady convention in St Louis June 26 to 28 and speak on Christ in the Socialminded Catholic.
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Vincent Pawelek
St. Mary's University
St. Lows
Convention of Sodality of Our Lady
San Antonio
Sixteen Civil Service Jobs Open in San Antonio
San Antonio applicants could apply for sixteen civil service posts announced by Postmaster Dan Quill. Filled through Washington DC by July 6 or 13, the roles include junior agronomist, junior animal husbandman ranks, junior biologist, soil surveyor, geologist, chemist, and several personnel positions. Salaries range from 2600 to 4600 dollars annually, with specific posts in the agriculture department and personnel office.
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Civil Service
San Antonio
Dan Quill
Washington, D. C
Fur
Ator
Department of Agriculture
Fuer
Washington
Local figures noted in town chatter and doings
The column lists residents and officials from Bexar County in a sketchy style, mentioning W Horace Carey and a Vandyke bend, Humph Rieg drought, John 8 Shook the public official, Capt Louis Eb Cotulla, Ray Coppock praised for steak frying, a 5 cent cigar shop, Jack Avalon now running a bar, several locals with quirks or news, and a Corpus Christi prize for radio announcer Jack Mitchell, plus various social notes and casual gossip about theater and radio personalities.
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Horace Carey
Humphrieg
John
Shook
Dante
Louis EB. Cotulla
BD Cotulla
General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Ray Coppock
Jack Avalon
New Orleans
George Smith
Jefferson
Corpus Cheish
Ban on Selassie by Swiss Council Affects Vevey Stay
Bern reports that Switzerland's federal council asked Emperor Haile Selassie to avoid living in Vevey while the Italo Ethiopian conflict continues and to limit visits to a possible League of Nations session in Geneva. The league council plans to meet Friday to discuss the war question.
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Berne
Switzerland
Federal Council
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Vevey
Geneva
League Council
Naim E Khazzam's Arabian Sheik Costume Parties
Naim E Khazzam formerly dressed in large Arabian sheik outfits and staged spectacular appearances at formal events. The note questions what happened to him after his public persona faded from parties and society gatherings.
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Naim E. Khazzam
Junior Birdview Air Races Planned At Gunter Hotel
1934 Junior Birdview air races will be selected and arranged Wednesday at 7 p m at the Gunter hotel where contestants flight squadron meets for the first time under new wing commander Warren Cosfer successor to Arthur Lare. Some members favor Thomas Jefferson High school over Winburn field for the races and a vote will be taken Wednesday night. Parents of participants invited to attend Saturday races.
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Gunter Hotel
Warren Cosfer
Arthur Lare
Thomas Jefferson High School
Winburn Field
Municipal
Electric Power Sets New Record
New York report shows electric power production for the week ended June 20 rising to a record high. The Associated Press index of output rose to 120.5 from 109.8 the prior week and 99.7 a year ago.
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New York
Associated Press
Detective Charges Burglary in Justice Court
A complaint filed Wednesday in Justice of the Peace John F. Onion's court charges M. H. Feille with burglary. City Detective A. G. Lankford reports Feille Jr. allegedly burglarized the residence of W. R. Colarave at 1405 Broadway on June 21, taking $17.30.
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Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
M. H. Feille
A. G. Lankford
Feille, Jr
W. R. Colarave
Broadway
Japan Rejects London Naval Treaty as Meaningless
Tokyo reports Japan’s cabinet refused to join the three power London naval treaty citing its lack of naval parity clauses. The walkout followed the Japanese delegation’s earlier departure from treaty sessions in January and the April invitation to join the pact was declined. The stop gap accord signed March 25 by the United States Great Britain and France is viewed as insufficient.
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Torio
Japan
United States
Great
Britain
France
The Big Sunday Light Ad Drive in San Antonio
The Big Sunday Light is bought by over 50,000 San Antonians weekly. Light wants ads produce results, with dial F 1281 for a writer.
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Dial
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Fresuman Pawelek
Bexar Facts
By Frank Laro
Lawrence Woon
Reeder
Ghaney
Guy Rog
Camp Warnecke
Seth Wood
Falk
Park Sam
Tay D. Mingos
C. Sand
RS JR
Marsnall
Mex
Ico
Jack Mitchell
Corpus Christ
Harry Griffith
Leila Pyhon
Civic ‘Opera
Stephen Girard
Red Cross
Fort Sam
William H. Forlang
Golf Cource
Walter Begk
Tony Bessan
Ken Moyer
Gershwin
Gunter Rool
Glinton Macauley
Jack ‘Voigt
Oresteva
DELFI
Éath
Mike Jordan
Mike
Clinton
P. R. Senor
K. Weber
Siroil
Jerry Baker
Jerr
Prand Pisnos
Jerry
Bis Company
Jeny
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Great Central
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Dallas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
SWS
Selassie
APS
Wie
Carter
American Legion
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