San Antonio Zoo Officials Draft New Operating Contract
The San Antonio Zoological Society and City Hall discuss a new contract granting the society joint control of gate receipts and concession rights, with the city receiving monthly payments. Advisory questions persist on delegation of city powers, while Friedrich defends the society’s role and value. Stark and Davis to meet on a proposed agreement for council approval.
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Wieery
San Antonio Zoological Society
Bemern City Atty
Jack Davis
Zao
Fred Stark
Vame
Davis
Asst
City Atty
Herbert M. Schen
Council
Society
Richard H. Froidmen
Freiderich
Oklahoma City
Pt. Worth
Houston
Dallas
San Antonia
Freidrich
St. Tewis
New York
Chicago
San Diego
San Antonio’s
San Tega
St. Louis
Wriedteh
Stark
Iedriel
U. S
Zoo
Fred
Fiat Fie
Mayer White
Friedriel
Stark and
Dads
Ey Council
Appliance Group Elects New Officers at Meeting
At a meeting of the Appliance group held at the St. Anthony hotel Monday officers were elected. Then Norvell Sahlhoff was named president with W. F. Linville as vice president. Howard Barsetti became secretary treasurer and Dempsey Berryhill along with several named members joined the group.
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Ata Mtetiig
Alsn
St. Anthony
Plovter
Norvell Saalhoft
W. F. Linvilie
Sice
Howard Barsetti
Secry
Henry Alsbrecht
Fred Brinkley
J. A. Harris
Bill Rainlés Jr
Paw Tarsillion Jr
Dempsey Berryhill
Beard
Transit Tower Plans Stir City Officials
City officials discussed the Transit Tower as a potential municipal center housing all departments including a health clinic and Public Service board offices. The owner’s willingness to sell and funding sources remain undetermined with ideas ranging from selling park land to issuing revenue bonds and possible backing by the Public Service board.
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Public Service Board
Samuel Steves
Insney
Steves
City Public Service Board
Slaying of Rosendo Gonzales Moreno Under Investigation
Police traced the slaying to a mystery suspect after Rosendo Gonzales Moreno, 23, was fatally stabbed in front of the Brady building. An unpaid telephone bill found near Moustan Street sparked detectives to question a Mariana Street family. Lt. Joe Hester said officers searched the boarded house at 5 am, learning a 33-year-old man and his wife had left with their sons and others after neighbors described a man and a woman seen near the scene. Det. J. D. Barrera investigated the home despite the family reportedly planning to leave Thursday.
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FMNC
Geert Ueneere Tesday
Helio Oy
Rosendo Gonzales Moreno
Brady
Moustan St
Mariana St
Joe Hester
Hester
Det
J. D. Barrera
Barrera
Mighters
Tomate Fields
Jill
Bartera
Stassen Reported After Nomination
KMOK in St. Louis reports Harold Stassen, then Penn president, will seek the 1952 Republican presidential nomination. News director Bruce Barrington cited a copyrighted story. the report appeared from Clarksboro New Jersey with light day ads daily.
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St, Louis
KMOK
Harold Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Bruce Barrington
Gov Warren Challenges Solon MIAME June 26
Gov. Fuller Warren counters a Senate crime probe, claiming a full and frank discussion of gambling reforms. He asserts improvement in the situation as he addresses the controversy from Santa Monica, Tokyo, and other locations amid political tensions and family connections.
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Gov. Warren
Solon Miame
Fuller Warren
Iil
Santa Monica
Tokyo
U. S
Senate
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