Retired colony generals gain ranks under new wartime law
Artento'e colony of retired officers will gain three major ranks under a £1e6 wartime legislation restoring officers upon retirement. Gen Beaumont B. Yuck, Gen Buck, and Gen Guy Carleton are named among those advancing two grades or more, linking to past service in Fort Sem Houston and the Ninetieth Division. Also advancing are Gen. Garrett and Gen. Barnlett, with other officers promoted to lieutenant colonel and colonel as the law takes effect. A separate item notes Thomas Davis found guilty of murder with five years suspended sentence.
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Beaumont B. Yuck
Reig
Fort Sem Hous
Buck
Coronel
Jam Houston
Emil
Guy Carleton
Grove
Frank
Navy
Srps
Camp Forth
Gaogee Tlarrett
Barnlett Ban
Gene
Ey Othen
Harry S. Adams
Fios
San Antonio Bishools
Leonard ‘T. Baker
Street
Iam B. Loughborough
Westoc
C. Minus
Hiraishislips
By. Spring, Leutenant Colonel; Ateat, Col. John J. Hsam
Astland
Sexes
Yune
Thomas Davis
Lucien Shook
Sritfacery
Advertisement for Gums Disease Remedy and Quick Health Boost
An old advertisement promotes a Pyorrhea treatment claiming quick gum relief and teeth benefits. It touts 25 ingredients, promises pain and bleeding stop within weeks, and urges immediate action with a manufacturer’s guarantee.
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Yyoor
iGna
Iva
Internal Hemorrhoid Remedy Promoted by Summers Drug
A historic ad touts a cure for hemorrhoids using a product named HESt- Breom via an internal remedy from Dr Leonhardt. It claims rapid relief for pile sufferers, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to obtain a W-ROID package from Summers Drug with assurances of quick, lasting results.
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Leonhardt
Tar Witkes a Weds Prisoner in Divorce Case
Lindon Wisconsin June 27. Emma Oster, recently remarried within four weeks after divorce from her husband, is not set to testify against him. The trial for first degree murder opened in district court yesterday. Oster was expected to be key state witness in the case against Osler over the death of Jobs J. Peterson in Harrison on March 23. The proceeding followed a quarrel related to Peterson's solicitations with Aire Getér, Peterson’s former housekeeper.
Two Bombs Strike Chicago Gangster Section Brewery Blowback
In Chicago on June 27 bombs rocked the South Racine area and at 1650 Alport street, destroying a miniature brewery and damaging an adjacent building. Five barrels were shattered and beer sprayed interiors. A second blast hit a nearby brewery building, claimed by police as recently operated. The explosions occurred under an hour apart.
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Chicago
Trabombe
Pécatly
Racine Avenue
Alport Street
New Dye Hailed as Great Aid in X Ray Diagnosis
DETHOIT June 27. Discovery of a dye that quickens kidney disease diagnosis by X ray when injected into the kidney has been announced at the radiology meeting of the American Medical Association convention. The dye, found by Lt. Arthur Bins of Devlin, is praised for reducing the painful procedures and inaccuracies in detecting kidney infections.
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Dethoit
American Medical Association
Arthur Bins
Devlin
Poth Funeral Set for John H Frieda
John Henry Frieda died at a local hospital Thursday. His body was sent for interment. He was a native of Germany and resident of Floresville. Widow Mrs Ane gasta Frieda of Floresville, daughter Miza Olea Frieda of Poth, and four brothers and two sisters survive.
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John Henry Frieda
Foth
Teass
Frieda
Germany
Floresville
Bunmiog
Anegasta Frieda
Mob
Poth
Miza Olea Frieda
Fred
J. W. Frieda
Hanry Frieda
Burleea
Wille Frieda
Brenham
Caroline Hubley
Deeville
Teckla Hooliban
Hoopton
Masong Lodge Installs Officers in Uncertain Report
A. D. Mangham installed lodge officers including sea warden W. Kaepp, Juttor warden O J Solgher, treasurer W E Pyne, secretary T A Doser, senior steward J W Ingram, and junior reward J W Ingram. other names and positions listed, but details are unclear.
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Masong
A. D. Mangham
Teras
ASF
Kaepp
O. J. Solgher
Juttor
P. D. Karr
W. E. Pyne
T. A. Doser
Tilers Nutt
Kenny Deageod
Jantor Deaton
Await Extradition Action on Banker
Fort Worth reports await action by Governor Mundy on an extradition request from New York for Samu president of the defunct Tosa National Bank. The forged charge case involves a person ill in a New York hospital and unclear surrounding details.
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Fort Worth
Dan Mundy
New York
BBR
Samu
Tosa» National
Wal
Radio Humor and Music Features On Local Stations
Friday evening radio lineup highlights humor and music across KTSA WOAL WOAI and NBC network broadcasts. Notables include Norman Brokenshire Herbert Polesic and David Mendoza with orchestra Leonard Stokes and the Quaker State four. Also announced are guest artists from the Chesire Opera and Carnegie Hall plans for Paul Whiteman with Gershwin Grofe and others in upcoming seasons.
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Fricday
KTSA
Norman Brokenshire
Herbert Polesic
Columbia Broadcasting System
Shieh Fone
Smmy
Nta
David Mendoza
Leonard Stokes
Quaker State Four
Comebach
Che
Puir
Dilly Jones
Hrale Elmre
Chon
Woal
P. Mt
Ag Onetiik
Mary
Bob
Attesse
Walla Walla
W “Sx
Violtterg
Spaniah 'Eong
Jesgirn
Dragonette
NHO
Woat
Cilien “Servive
Lao O'Rourke
Xacob Zarde
Joe Cayaflers
Ravie Ul
Chirergo Ciic
Ar- Anbar MG
Tietting
Platt
He Charitg
Jost Koessner
Indiana
NRG Armatrong Quakers
Laly Bennét
Mrs Eva I Brogan Death Notices San Antonio
Funeral services for Mrs Eva I Brogan who died at 18 Riggsby Avenue Thursday will be at St Gerard's Church Saturday morning after private family rites at home. She was 71, longtime invalid, widow of W J Brogan, mother of San Antonio journalists William F Brogan and John Brogan, known locally as Evelyn Troan. Burial at St Marg's Cemetery. pallbearers from the Holy Name Society. Mrs Brogan moved to San Antonio over 20 years ago from Wichita Kansas, daughter of pioneer John Slack of a northern Tex Moinen area.
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Eva I. Brogan
Mer
Evs L Brogan
Rigsby Avenue
Thurday
St. Gerard's
Ala
Brogan
W. J. Brogan
Panther
William F. Brogan
John ¥. Brogan
Winnie
Radio schedule snippet with scattered program names
WAOI 1100 and KTAPH1620 kilocycle listings show a dense, unclear timetable of programs. Items include Cities Services intervals, Armourn and Interaoren Pair, health talks, violin music, wife chats, road reports, police department reports, and a matinee note, all presented with garbled OCR.
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Police Department
Radio Schedule Snapshot From The Light Station Listing
The listing shows KTSA KISA The Light with varied programs and times across a day including musical segments political talks and news. It references multiple stations KTAP KONO Kilocyees and a Plaza hotel venue with numerous show details and hours for Saturday and other events.
Fragmentary Radio Schedule Snippet
A partial OCR of a daily radio schedule shows times and program notes. Entries mention an orchestra, weather, sieste, and various short items with unclear station identifiers and incomplete program labels.
Unclear Names From Fragmented Text List
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and terms with garbled spacing and punctuation. No coherent event, place, or date is discernible to summarize into a proper news item.
Mrs. Clara Glaeser to Be Buried Here
Funeral rites for Mrs. Clara Glaeser, a San Antonio resident and widow of William Glaeser, were held in Kingsville with Rev. A. Le Wolfe of St. John’s Lutheran Church officiating. Survived by two daughters, a son, three sisters, a brother, and ten grandchildren.
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Glare Glaeser
Kingsville
Hoy
A. le
Wolfe
St. John's
Weather plan to expand air route reports across 24 000 miles
The weather bureau plans to provide regular weather reports for aviation expanding service. The aim is to cover about 24 000 miles of airway with routine meteorological data to aid flying routes.
Reporter to Marry Heir in May Ceremony
John Nicholas Brow, once called one of the richest men, will marry Mise Anne Seddon Uinsolving of Baltimore in a May ceremony. The bride is the daughter of a minister and has worked as a press reporter and publicity writer.
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Davtimord
John Nicholas Brow
Anne Seddon
Daltimore
Tulumn
Paws
Wharton Court Sets Sulphur Co Properties Tax Value
The Wharton County commissioners court set the taxable valuation of the Texas Gulf Sulphur company properties at New Gulf at 332000000 dollars.
Scotsman Offers Part of Estate to Great Britain
London June 27 The Duke of Montrose offers a large portion of LinAnite to the government after his death. The duke owns historic properties including the loch Lomond estates held by the Montrose family for over four centuries. The offer reflects an ancient Scot state ties and long family lineage dating to 1605.
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Great Britain
London
Duke of Montrose
Bivin
Scotland
Iganda
Loch Lomond
Sweller of Montrose
Seville Strikers Return to Work After Riots
Riots this week caused one death and 260 injuries in Seville but the oil area has returned to normal today. Stores are open, transportation is functioning, and factory workers are resuming their jobs.
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Seville
VPI
Transportation T Esters
Acul
Frat Plans Medal for Public Service Efforts
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 27 4 the fraternity outlines a national biennial convention plan. They vote to award an annual medal to a man or woman for outstanding public service in fields such as education arts business and professions.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jung
Haw
Quaker City Holds 6 Trade Unity Men
Philadelphia dispatch reports police dispersed a disorderly crowd near Iron and Christina Streets where several hundred persons gathered to hear speakers. Six Trade Union Unity League men were arrested amid the unrest.
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Quaker City
Philadelphia
Potica
Trade Union Unity League
Parsons
Ironf and
Chriatina
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