Graduation ceremonies at Randolph field aviation school
The School of Aviation at Randolph field held graduation exercises with Lt. Col Ernest F. Harris presenting certificates. Chaplain Edmund J. Grif fa gave the benediction as graduates from multiple fields were named, including soldiers from Wright, Langley, March, Kelly, Bel ridge, and Randolph fields.
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Wodneedsyneki
Tech
School of Aviation
Randolph Field
Adeut
ColNeely C. Mashburn
Sasistant Orkient
Ernest F. Harris
Edmund J. Griffa
John T. Dillman
Wright Highs
Lioyd F
Arbold J. Howell
Kelly Field
Pris Richard W. Dorff
Stanley B. Sakosha
Frank J. Lithebury Jr
Bel ¥Eidge
Pris
Roy N. Ram- Sis
Hermin C. Murphey
Fallip R. Ziegler
Athlete's Foot Relief with Black and White Ointment
An ad-promotional line touts Black and White Ointment for athlete's foot. Claims include rapid itching and burning relief and immediate fungicidal action on exposed surfaces. Promotes cooling relief and suggests using associated Black and White Skin Soap.
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Isc
City plans tax collection on autos sparks budget debate
Don Politico critiques municipal push to tax auto ownership, noting potential $151,643.58 revenue on $2,065,740 in autos while warning of tax dodge risks. He urges legislative action, cites California auto tax receipts, and recalls mayoral pay while traveling and the Maverick’s influence on city policy.
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DON Politico
Quin
City Hall
G. EX
George M. Grenebal
Flord McGown
Dan's Contention on Car Tax and Property Owners
A weary summer’s claim argues that the person paying ad valorem taxes on an automobile is the real estate owner. The statement reflects a belief about who bears tax responsibility for personal property in property tax systems.
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Squire Green
Canner
Uist
Law suits planned to claim unpaid county salaries
Attorneys for three former Bexar county employees discharged from the tax assessor-collector’s office say lawsuits seeking about 10 450 dollars in back pay will be filed soon for periods from June 3, 1939 to December 31 1940. The district attorney ruled the three were legally discharged with no claims against the county. The ex-employees seek 5700 dollars for one, 2075 dollars each for the other two.
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Faree
Boxer County
District Attorney's Office
BE. S. O'Mara
Auguste. T. Opgeins
John J. Patino
Steffler Happy Commissioner and Regime Shift
Steffler praises the new regime and economy program with a hopeful slogan mailed to residents. Mention of Altgest appointment in the tax collector’s office sparks curiosity on the school board front. Various officials travel: Leo Brewer in New York, Dr Hallers in Puerto Rico, E Stutsman and J G Cochran in California, Elma Neal teaching at Northwestern University. The mayor has sworn off smoking.
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Paul Steffler
Tne Dens
Rem
Tas
Scthbol
Leo Brewer
New York
Dr. Hollers
Puerto Rico
E Stutsman
J. G. Cochran
California
Lone Bandit Robs Taxi Driver
A lone pistol wielding bandit robbed Allon & White, Bellinger taxi driver, of $3.75 after forcing him 16 miles from San Antonio on the Seguin highway. The cab was found abandoned at Dakota and Piedmont. driver reported the attack after picking up the robber at Houston and Nacogdoches. Another bandit robbed Joe Martines on South Frio street for $2 at a parking lot on West Travis Street.
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Allon &, White
Bellinger
Tam
Ater
San Anplato
Seguin
Dakota
Piedmont Planets
Houston
Nacogdoches Sirells
Joe Martines
South Frio Street
West Travis Street
Steel Conditions Termed Favorable
Steel survey notes favorable conditions with output above 50 percent capacity as demand remains subdued. Iron Age estimates steel prices and production trends for the year, predicting end of first half production near 54 percent and an average near 58 percent for the second half.
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New York
Ronswiers
Miilroads
Tron Age
Iast
Four Nabbed Stealing Bicycle Near Drug Store
Early Wednesday four men were arrested by Patrolmen Bartram and Mackuellan as they attempted to load a bicycle into an auto at Bommers Drug Store on Mama and Marys streets. A passerby stopped them until police arrived. The bicycle owner was deck Machan, a delivery boy for the snug store.
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A. Bartram
P. W. Mackuellan
Bommers
Mama
B. Mary's
Deck Machan
Son Sought in Aamimer Death in Hollywood
Hollywood police issued a teletype for Campbell Mac Banald, 23, after the death of silent film actress Margaret Campbell. Found nude across a bed with a blood-stained hammer nearby, the scene prompted a probe into whether a second hammer death in a week signals a pattern. Neighbors recall hearing noises late Monday. meanwhile another death, Teoherl M. Byrne, a 40-year-old bouisner, is being investigated as related to a separate incident.
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Hollywood
Campbell Mac Banald
Margaret, Campbell
Follywood
WEA
Aalr
Spirit and Assembly of the
Banat
Werih
Picsures
Josef Swiekned
Nouve Landlady
Mra
Balle DuPye
Lid
Mra. Campben
Teoherl M. Byrne
Holiday ends for soldiers at Fort Sam Houston
Fort Sam Houston troops resume work after a holiday following a demonstration by Brazilian Army chief of staff General Monteiro. General Krueger, commander of the Second Division, conveyed Monteiro's compliments in a memorandum to officers and announced a compensatory holiday for the troops.
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Fort Sam ‘Houston
Gan
Pedro de Gack Montero
Braeilan
Fort Sam Houston
Monteiro
Walter Krueger
Comand
Krueger
Monterro
Shoy
Selected for session and annual convention events
Gan Antonio has been selected for session by the Arch diocesan Union of Catholic Dramatic clubs. Edward Grams of Ban Antonio, president, announced. The 1834 annual convention, attended by 260 delegates, was held Sunday in Yoakum. The union's national picnic will be held Sunday, August 6, at Palmetto State Park. A report on Townsend national convention in Indianapolis will be given at Club No. 18 meeting, 612 Hows lord street, at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Gan Antonio
Arch‘diocesian Union of Catholic Dragmatic Clubs
Edward Grams
Banantonio
Yoakum
Palmetta
Ibuting
Townsend Retub
Indianapolis
Hows Lord Street
Tax Collections Rapid Pace At Deadline
Tax collections surged to 547024 dollars with three set receipts totaling 10092.05 dollars on Tuesday. Commissioner O Ray Davis predicted back taxes would top 600000 dollars before the interest and penalty waiver deadline Saturday.
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Ory
O. Ray Davis
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