Red Cross to report on relief work abroad
A relief report to the Bexar county chapter of the American Red Cross will be given by Mrs. Vivien Harris of St. Louis at 11 a m Wednesday in courthouse headquarters. Chairman D A Powell notes supplies and aid totaling over 1.17 million have been sent since the war began, with Polish relief contributions reaching 368099. Additional allocations included 108000 at the start of Poland’s attack and 25000 in October, plus 84000 sent to Cracow and 800 worth of goods awaiting shipment from New York.
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Bexar County
American Red Cross
Vivien Harris
St. Louis
Red Cross mid-Western
D. A. Powell
Poland
Red Cross
Cracow
New York
Business Girls to Hear Dr. Jackson at Annual Banquet
Business clubs of the YWCA will hear Dr. W. W. Jackson, president of the University of San Antonio, at the annual banquet session. He will speak on What Does It Mean to Live Courageously.
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W. W. Jackson
University of San Antonio
Dr. Jackson
Teachers Fill For New Home Out Meet Cards Shocking Idea
San Antonio teachers filled registration cards to speed Alamo district meeting logistics. Eager volunteers distributed forms to junior and senior principals, with cards sent to elementary schools earlier. Registration aims for about 2500 attendees, a record for the Alamo district convention at Gunter hotel and Municipal auditorium.
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Alamo
Texas
Alamo Heights
E. A. Suhn
New Braunfel
Los Angeles Heights
South San Antonio
Harlandale
Sahn
Sessio
Municipal Auditorium
Japanese Navy Shells South China Shoreline near Macau
Japanese warships shelled shoreline positions 20 miles north of Portuguese Macau and landed forces across the Pearl River mouth from Hongkong. Planes disrupted Chinese reinforcement efforts near Macau and 56 miles south of Canton as villagers fled to safer areas.
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Hongkong
Macao
South China
Pearl River
Macau
Canton
Mreno
Officers Slated for Promotion at Randolph Field
Four Randolph field officers have been nominated for promotion per unofficial reports from the West Point of the Air. Lieut. Col. E. B. Lyon, executive officer, is listed for colonel. Maj. W. H. Reid, station engineering officer, and Maj. Eugene B. Bailey, commander of the Eleventh Air Base squadron, are slated for lieutenant colonel. Capt. James S. Stowell, commandant of cadets, is named for major.
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Randolph Field
West Point of
E. B. Lyon
WH. Reid
Eugene B. Bayley
Eleventh Air Base Squadron
James S. Stowell
Senate row over Hatch bid to broaden political activity ban
Washington March 5 The Senate clashed over extending the Hatch act to cover state workers paid with federal funds Senator Hatch D NM urged expanding the ban to all federal and part funded workers while Senator Miller D Ark proposed repealing restrictions on federal workers Senator Minton D Ind warned expansion could destroy state Democratic organizations and hinder voluntary political activity by federal employees The House continued debate on the large appropriation bill as a judiciary subcommittee reviews Interior department appraisers and potential election interference reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Hattn D.-M. MJ
Miller
Minton
Miler
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary
Interior Department
Inquest Held in Death of Woman
Justice of the Peace QO. L. Wiley ruled the death of Mrs Delma Jackson 24 of 210 12 Sherman Street from natural causes after an inquest Tuesday. She had been ill for some time and reportedly fell Monday night, arriving at Robert B. Green hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Delma Jackson
Sherman Street
Justice of the Peace
L. Wiley
Wiley
Robert B. Green Hospital
Burglars Target Homes In City. Jewelry and Misc. Items Missed
A gang of burglars hit several residences Tuesday. At 314 Cumberland road Mr and Mrs G P Gaut reported Masonic jewelry and a pistol worth 194.50 stolen after the home was left in order. Mrs L A Bassett of Preston Ontario reported a coat and toilet articles taken from her car. Other losses included clothing from G B Hutcherson at 616 Nort Alamo, a suit from J and J Holland at 326 South Hackberry I, a suit from Herman Cruse at 424 Live Oak and a purse with glasses from 322 South Flores street.
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G. P. Gaut
Cumberland Road
Gaut
Gauh
L. A. Bassett
Preston
Ontario
Brackenridge Park
G. B. Hutcherson
Nort Alamo Street
J. & J Holland
South Hackberry I
Herman Cruse
Onn Hogan
South Flores Street
Insomnia Exhibit At Witte Museum Features Texas Artists
Fort Worth artist Maturing Cantey invites San Antonians to view Insomnia a canvas showing a circling path ending in a huge eye part of the Texas general exhibit at the Witte Museum through March 10 Lonnie Rees of San Antonio wins first prize of 100 for The Pink Gloves in the same show.
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Cantey
Fort Worth
San Antonians
Witte Museum
Texas
Lonnie Rees
Houston Man Spends Night in Los Angeles Cell
Police jailed Barry F Trick of Houston after a quiet Monday night visit to 820 South Laredo Street. He declined to explain his presence. booked for intoxication and brought to Corporation Court Tuesday where Judge Temple Calhoun reduced the usual $4 and costs to blank costs.
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Houston
L. A
Barry F. Trick
Trick
820 South Laredo Stleet
Corporation Court
Temple Calhoun
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APS
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