Archduke Otto Arrives in New York on Democracy Tour
Archduke Otto von Habsburg arrives in New York to study democracy during a three week tour of America. He says he is a Democrat and focuses on economics politics and agriculture, planning to visit the Empire State Building and other sights while his brother Felix accompanies him. The pair travel with a small entourage and stay at the Carlton hotel on a quiet corner site.
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Atlantic
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Baltimore
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Wales
Aratidike
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
Wother
Archduke Felix
Wes
Willy
Ameren
Otho
Morocco
Otto
Kurt von Schusehilke
Austria
Anschluas
Ine
Nowris
Jail Wish For Young Matron In Disturbance Case
District Patrolman M Martinez stopped a high speed left side run on Zarzamora street after a chase with a vehicle. The 19 year old wife demanded jail access, leading to placement in the county jail juvenile ward. Alex Zimmerle, 30, and Marie Zimmerle, 17, faced fines for traffic and peace disturbance charges.
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Antonia Polka
Ofte
M. Martinez
Zarramora Street
Martinez
Zarzamora Street
Alex Zimmerle
Wes Poplar Street
Marie Zimmperle
Corporation Court
Zimmerle
Two Treated for Dog Bites and Burns at Local Hospital
First aid was given at Robert B. Green hospital on Tuesday after two people were bit by dogs and several others sustained minor injuries. Antonio Cortomado, 2, of Abe Rivas street, was bitten on the face and right arm at home. Perro Ramins, 12, of 3709 North St. Mary's, was treated for dog bite injuries. Frank Happ, 27, of 244 Hedges street, suffered second degree burns on his right hand when a gasoline soaked rag ignited while repairing a car.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Antonio Cortmado
Abe Rivas Street
Perro Ranins
North St. Mary's Sured
Frank Happ
Hedges
Kifer to Talk on School Financing Radio Event
A radio talk on school financing is planned with El Kifer as speaker. The article mentions Hector Soto, 97 months old, treated after swallowing furniture polish and Jessie Mac Williams, 1504 North Colorado Street, treated for an illness. A broadcast on KTSA is noted with Reynolds Stewart and Conyne Cardenas among those involved.
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Ale Son Vernando
Poli
Jessie Mac Williame
North
Colorado Street
Nese
San Antonio Brooks Atrert
Selital Ein
Heaptin
Bridsey
Cardenas
Dele
Record of Aged Suspect Checked
Police Tuesday investigated the 36 year police record of Charles Edward Smith 73 who was booked for intoxication near the Missouri Pacific depot. Smith had entries for burglary shoplifting theft confidence game and pocket picking but insisted he is a retired Ohio farmer visiting for the sun. Police say he is from Kansas City Kansas.
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Charles Edward Smith
Missouri Pacific
Smith
Ohio
Kansai City
Kan
Market Trade Report From San Antonio Commodities Market
Tuesday’s market showed prices at multi week highs for greens and produce with parsley radishes and lettuce among notable movements. Reports reflect Rio Grande valley supplies and rising bananas cucumbers grapes and tomatoes with mixed effects on pork and beef items amid unsettled weather and war wear influence on prices.
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Central America
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Texas
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Idaho
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Representative Sates on, S. A. Livestock Market
Los Angeles district court of appeal reverses conviction of Leon Coin, a dealer, holding that corks used by cattle market operations do not constitute a nuisance to neighbors. The case concerns Sates on the S. A. Livestock Market and statements by Representative Sates.
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Los Angeles
District Court of Appeal
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Texas Trails Texas Trails By CLAUDE SANUSH
A mid century Texas rural market notes visit to the Houston national Mower show by Roth Mann and spouse. Mrs Doris Traylor returns to Texas Livestock Market Association duties after a two month absence, with plans to attend a fat stock show in Fort Worth next week. Dick Arnett tours South Texas to assess conditions as J D Walker Jr markets cattle and machines near Tiaredo, with 83 loads of stems on the San Antonio yards. Grass outlooks for Osage Oklahoma pasture and Osage country cattle movements are discussed along with a finance note on a railroad executive purchasing a city bus business.
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Doris ‘Traylor
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Traylor
Agai
Fort Wavlli
Dick Arnett
Arnelt
San Antonio
South
Texas
Oklahoma
Tale Renner
Retiiee
Tonancialiye Commission Company
Af Tid
Oklahomea
Pattern display for Twenty third psalm transfer pattern
Fragmentary notice describes a transfer pattern labeled pattern 2421 for a 1x1 inch color chart with materials and illustrations. Mentions Bon Antonio Lighh Nordiccraft Department and asks for plain pattern number and name and address. Readable names, a department, and product details appear amid garbled text.
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Nordiccraft Department
Woman Injured In Street Collision At Port Saintoun
Mrs Welthanesle, 64, of 1127 Vat Ness street, treated for body bruises after a vehicle strike at Vat Ness street and New Dramifels avenue. Police cited driver Roger Hammond, 48, of 114 Dalton alley.
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Welthanesle
Ness
Taren
Statlion Hoepital
Port
Sai Toustan
Ness Street
New Dramifels Avenue
Pollin
Roger Hammond
Dalton Alley
Texas Markets Move Through Coastal Bend to Eagle Pass
The South Texas shipping point market remains steady with mixed fruit and vegetable listings. Texas and non Texas receipts show beets cabbages carrots grapefruit mixed citrus and vegetables with prices per bushel and crate at several markets including Savoy Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and Denver.
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Sainach
Cleveland
Savoy
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Kansay
Elouly
Savoy 65 Inc
Chicsen
Philadelphia
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Washington
New York
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Ket Slichts
Bushela
Texas Buehels
Denver
Texay Lishela
Cabbage
Kansas
California
Testas
Chicago
Steck
Testis
St. Louis
Girls 10 Take Nurse Course at Robert B Green Hospital
Nine San Antonio girls are among 25 pre-clinic student nurses who completed the six month program and will begin the two and a half year regular course. A candlelight ceremony will mark the completion. The hospital board named three resident physicians for the coming year and approved cooperation with the city health department to train three senior student nurses in public health service. Dr Alexander Mileau reported 636 more bed patients admitted in February than last year and a daily average of 22, within a capacity of 180.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Catherine Lavelly
Walter Walthall
J. W. Gulmer
Kenneth J. Gee
City Health Department
Public Health Service
Alexander Mileau
Maid Kicks Spokes and Rider Advised by Patrol
A youth on a bicycle spoke insult at a woman on South Cherry street. District Radio Patrolman Wilton Shaw counseled calm behavior after the incident and advised avoiding crude remarks. The rider had his bicycle wheels damaged when the words provoked a kick.
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Ludwig Street
District Radio Patrol
Wilton Shaw
Ring
South Cherry Street
Mata
Shaw
Altos
Damages
Evie
Wes
Adlvica
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