Garden Units Planned for L. A. Youths
Civic groups and county agents agreed to organize a gardening campaign in San Antonio to channel youthful energies and curb delinquency. Principal Terrell Gates reported 218 girls and 792 boys volunteering from Bure bank High. Miss Marie Strange urged planting small plots with spinach radishes and greens, while tomato plants were praised for decoration.
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San Antonio
Palillo Higgins
Cateman
T the Victory Gardeners
Hieltad Park
Terrell Gates
Burebank High School
War Time Promotions and Transfers Span Several Bases
A long list of Army Air Forces personnel promotion and transfer notices across England India and the United States includes Khaki Faets Francis R Saige promoted to technical sergeant at a base in England Sel Raymond P Hippelsen promoted to staff sergeant Portirig D Sullivan promoted to first lieutenant at a bomber station in England Pvt Elias Regildo promoted to private first class at an air base in India Cpl Lorena Peres stationed in the South Pacific and Mount Keesler Field Miss Thomas Bratton Warren and Preston Chandler noted as sons of local residents promoted or transferred to captain and corporal respectively at various fields Capt Walter Walthall medical corps transferred from Moore Field Mission Louisiana Leon W Gritley promoted to captain at Lubbock Army Air Field and James B Callaghan son of Bryan Callaghan receiving gunners wigs and promotion to corporal at an Army air field in Yuma Arizona Other notices mention Gerald W Tai Pye promoted near War and Thomas Funderburk on leave after reassignment from a submarine base in the Pacific Erasmo Canta visiting en route to New Mexico on a bombardier training path Arthur Chavez and Jack Reinke noted as Tech students and graduates with promotions or training completions at Camp Growder and related sites.
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Francis R. Saige
Kautharine Saige
Wil. Uke
Air Force
England
Elias Regildo
Magdalena Roegalado
Zacatecas Aney
India
Cpl
Lorena Peres
Joluy Espinoza
Frew
Wrillage
South Pacific
T. L. Hutchison
Paschal Street
South
Calaveras Street
Aviation Catel
Erasmo Canta
Cru
Sister Kenny Expands U S Work in Light Feature
Sister Elizabeth Kenny describes her method to doctors in Minneapolis as they discuss infantile paralysis victims. A young man in his early twenties recalls his severe bout with the disease and long, painful recovery before finding hope at the Kenny Institute after 16 months of treatment.
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Elizabeth Kenny
The
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Tnose
Elizabeth Kenny Institute
Renny
Institute
Arsenal Group to Have Benefit Party in San Antonio
Members of the San Antonio welfare association sponsor a Friday night benefit at Playland Park with proceeds to aid war relief. Special entertainment features are arranged by the association committee, open to the public. Tickets available from members and at the park gate on North Alamo Street.
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San Antonio
Jester Seeks Re election as Vexas railroad commissioner
AUSTIN March 4 INS Bean Tord Jester of Gorshang announced plans to seek re election as a Vexas railroad commissioner. He was elected two years ago to fill the unexpired term left by Devry Sadler who resigned to enter the army. A World War I veteran, Jester was selected for service in the current conflict.
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INS
Bean
Tord Jester
Gorshang
Manouynerd
Vexas
Jester
Devry Sadler
God Is My Doctor by Sister Kenny in The American Weekly
Sister Elizabeth Kenny recounts her long battle against infantile paralysis in a personal life and work narrative. The first installment appears in the March issue of The American Weekly, distributed with Sunday Light. The piece promises adventure, far-off settings, and her lone fight against obstacles while sharing the Kenny treatment for mothers worldwide.
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Sister Kenny
God
Eilzabeth Kenny
Kenny
Rarih
Bibal
Doctor
American Weekly
Indiana hospitalist fights polio effort and funding
A Minneapolis institute led by a physician advocates infantile paralysis treatment. She explains ongoing plans, editorial support, and the need for private and public funding to train clinicians and maintain hospital care in a city building.
Cadet Center Buys $695,000 in Bonds
Military personnel at the San Antonio aviation cadet center purchased 585,293.85 in war bonds and civilian personnel 160,226. Cash sales totaled 61LTA41.95 and post cash purchases added 190,199. Salary deduction sales amounted to 239,819.40.
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San Antonio
Texas flyer killed over Westover field crash
Westover field authorities reported that Second Lieut. Joseph H. Gardner, 29, of Sierra Blanca, Texas, was killed yesterday when his light bombing plane crashed in a vineyard near the sound off the Massachusetts coast.
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Texas
Westover Field
Mass
INS
Joseph H. Gardner
Sierra Blanca
Vineyard Sound
Massachusetts
Industry To Help Place Handicapped in Southwest Texas
Alden Ginding promotes rehabilitation of handicapped soldiers in San Antonio and Southwest Texas. The San Antonio Manufacturers Association formed a committee led by Bert Scott to connect industry with veterans. Members include Col X F Halvett, Jo Hartung, L Eli, and George Cooper. They aim to find jobs suited to veterans, restoring them to prior trades. Leal Leel, association secretary, hopes many veterans stay in the area, though departures to home states are possible. the effort is to help them overcome their handicap.
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Alden Ginding
San Ananio
Texas
Dustry
San Antonio Manufacturers Association
A. M. Biedenharn
Bert
Scott
Col. X. F. Hlauvelt
Jo Hartung
L Eli
George Cooper
C. Leel
San Antonio
Film on Canning To Be Shown At Hawthorne PTA Meeting
A film titled You Can Too about canning will be shown at the Nathaniel Hawthorne PTA meeting at 3 PM Thursday in the school auditorium. Mrs. Rat Kenney will discuss Gardening. Annual officer elections are to be held. the executive board will meet.
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Povernment Filma
Canning
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Rat Kenney
S A College Plans Spanish Area Project
S A College plans a grant funded Spanish area project to improve teaching in Southwest communities with large Spanish speaking student populations. A study will survey wealth and nutrition in urban and rural San Antonio area schools while lesson plans and health nutrition units are developed for multiple grades. Faculty supervision covers nursing education public health nutrition home economics and physical education.
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Texas
U. S. Office of Education
San Antonio
College Ynewily
Department of Nursing
Ddncision
Department of Home Economics
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