Around the Plaza Too ar features Jeff Davis and a longhorn postcard
The fragment notes a postcard showing a longhorn image with the line from one Native Texan to another. It mentions a Johnmy Bielder dance and a band performing Tha Th- Ye Mat Who Wasn't There. Charles Collins of Washington meets Seder Goppock for conferences at Alamo Motor club.
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George Cubbelhae
Johnmy Bielder
Gale
Charles Collins
AAA
Offfelai Fom
Washington, D.C
Seder Goppock
Pltar Alamo Motor Club
Baering Down On the News Baering Down On the News
Sweden faces a shaky security situation as international law offers imperfect protection against invasion. The piece argues the country risks pursuing peace by tempting multiple adversaries and cites a professor's critique of idealized institutions.
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Arthur “Rvgs
Baer
Sweden
Coin Device Cash Sought in Court
Pres H Nicholson, manager of the Labor Temple club, filed suit in County Court No. 2 to recover 319.31 dollars allegedly from coin machines seized by police during a raid on the club and delivered to Fire and Police Commissioner Louis Lipscomb. The petition, by attorney Joe Burkett, claims pennies nickels and quarters were unlawfully removed from 10 machines and handed to Lipscomb, with Nicholson asserting ownership and tax rights.
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Pres H Nicholson
Labor Temple Club
Lipscomb
Nicholson
Isn
Faroe le Gr
Pal
Comic book census and shipboard reporters in satire
Davis mocks a surge of comic book hero mania and a group of flashy reporters led by Senop Kelly and Blimp Minke. He riffs on travel to the South Pole, lost explorers, giants, and a vaudeville cast including Shock Gibson, Captain Falure, and Kazam.
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Davis
Samson
Stiall
Shock Gilby
Swill
Senop Kelly
Blimp Minke
John Aluff
Business Department
South Pale
Kazam
Captain Falure
Bey
G'Shaughnessy
Sam
Shock Gibson
Marquis of
Night Club Chief Charged in Killing
Edgar Gill, 3, faces murder charges after the shooting at a night club on West Commerce Street. Eduardo Beluenty and listed individuals are named in the incident filed Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Miller. The midnight shooting occurred near Grays Fan street. a $1000 bond was set on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Edgar Gill
la Ruraka
West
Commerce Street
Geturday
Is Hole Brother
Eduardo Beluenty
Poten
Pat Corrigan
Shovld WO. Miller
Beltran
Huhens Vorpis
University of L A Honor Roll Cited for Second Semester
The University of L A and University of San Antonio report first honor roll results for the second semester listing 21 high ranking students. Notable names include Viv ian Callahan Mary Louise Collins Hermine Dalkowity Martha Darby Newton Fischer Merrion Grob Payton Kennedy Jesse Leary Joan McDonald Georgette Nichols Beverley Perrin Helen Richards Gladstone Risinger Helen Silpman Hacgar Symonds Isabel Vines Jeannie Weakshuth Zvelyn Woeltz Boley Zire.
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Asne
University of San Antonio
Vivian Callahan
Mary Louise Collins
Hermine Dalkowity
Martha Darby
Newton Fischer
Merrion Grob
Payton Kennedy
Jesse Leary
Joan McDonald
Georgette Nichols
Beverley Perrin
Helen Richards
Gladatone Risinger
Hazel Robb
Grady Rylander
Helen Silpman
Hacgarthe Symonds
Isabel Vines
Jeannie Weakshuth
Zvelyn Woeltz
Boley Zire
Army Y Speaker to Address Legion Post 366
A representative from the Army Y will address American Legion Post No 366 at the Robin Lee building noon Tuesday. All American Legion seniors and others interested are invited to attend the Juncteon meeting as observed by Jim.
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J. Puller
Army YM
Wil
Amecriccan Legion Post
Conzhi
Rasyin
Jim
Robert ©. Lee
Jay
American Legion
Fighting Years review slated at Travis Back Meltic Aust church
Mrs Ennis B ht will review the book The Fighting Years by Willard Tuesday in the auditorium of Travis Back Meltic church under Circle No 1 sponsorship. A Stene [sten?]ewitt offering will be taken, announced by Mrs F J Treed ler, vice chairman of the circle.
Missing 9 Woman Sought After Amnesia Case
Mrs Sextalx, 32, of 7 South Ghupaderas, vanished Saturday after an auto crash that left skull fracture and possible amnesia. Her husband Antonie Elix, from Gebhardt Chili Powder, reported the incident as city-wide search continues. The couple has three children and she bore 50 at the time of disappearance.
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Sextalx
South Ghupaderas
Antonie Elix
Gebhardt Chili Powder Company
Wlix
Coups
Missing Texas Youth Reported By Brother This Week
Antonio Sanchez reports his brother Lewis Sanchez 18 and Torrean sbteef missing from home over several days. Police have not received a clear reason for the youths absence.
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S.A
Missi Sing
Lewis Sanchez
Torrean Sbteef
Antonio Sanchez
Sanchez
Woman's Work Just Fla Dish Woman's Work Just Fla
Bill Peacock of 607 Fifth street, a receiving clerk and timekeeper at the St. Anthony hotel, displays embroidered luncheon cloths, napkins, aprons, and scarves he made. Once an orphan, he learned to sew in a New Orleans hospital ten years ago and now offers his handiwork.
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Bill Peacock
Fifth Street
Peacock
St. Anthony Hotel
New Orleans
S A U Debaters Lose Second Decision
A debate team from Mery Bardin Baylor College for Girls lost a second decision at the University of San Antonio. The topic was the resolution that the United States should remain politically and economically isolated from all nations to use Western Hemisphere.
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Mery Bardin- Baylor College For
University of San Antonio
United States
University student to speak at Travis Park Methodist Church
University of Texas student will speak at Travis Park Methodist Church at Sunday morning and night services. He holds the Oldsight fellowship in philosophy and was president of the University YMCA in 1988.
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Travis Church
Jimmy Street
University of Texas
Travis Park Methodist
Oldsight
University
YOM. C. A
Old magazines become school treasure for teachers
Old magazines intended for sale at nine cents have turned into a valuable resource for the education department. Last November Mrs Gutzeit examined magazines donated by the PTA, revealing unexpected usefulness for teaching needs.
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Eumnn Gutzeit
P.T. A
Library cuts and clippings fuel an educational collection
A chaotic but vivid note describes a person collecting articles and pictures to build a library of information. The growing clippings cover topics from snake eggs to aviation, with readers using the library like a portable classroom.
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Pulaibrary Oaks
Unitert
Teachers Vote On School Measures In Alamo District
The Alamo District members of the Texas State Teachers Association vote on resolutions including per capita school apportionment set at 22.50 and a long range educational program. Miss Roberta Jotunson was elected district president. delegates to the state convention were to be chosen Saturday morning.
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Alamo
Texga State Teachers Association
Texas
SAN Antonian
Roberta Jotuisnn
San Antore
Noo
House of Delegates
W. W. Few
Puara
Corminittee
Dave Moore
Karnes City
Margaret Burke
San Antonio
FB. O. Tansier
Snty Manycos
Pliun
Hattie Studiry
Alanto
Dixie Vivian
Luling
Esther Mueller
Fredericksburg
Hope Wilder
San Marcos
Rosemary Mildbrand
George Watdng
Sa Antattio
Ivelion
Menriette Smith
Nixon
Florence Cane
Bonnie Dean Kyerit
HW. Ek, Richards
Alamo Heights
Lo Audia Visual Education Gestion
Leona Worley Mittller
B.S. J. Whitehead
Helen ¢. Davis
Greeley
Colo
Wieder
J. Stutsman
L. A. Woods
Fire, Stockyards Dice Game Disrupted Fort Worth
Firefighters battled a blaze near the Union Stockyards on a Saturday while police observed a dice game in the area. Six men were booked after raids tied to the gaming activity. Separate notices mention F. L. Thomson and Mrs. Rosylea Melas receiving invitations to attend the Southwestern Exposition with Fat Stock in Fort Worth, designated Republican Day Tuesday.
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Union Stockyards
Mtr
Priday
Elfy Fall
F. L. Thomson
Rosylea Melas
Texas State Republican Committee
Fort Worth
Farmers At Spring Work In South Texas Fields
Spring plowing sweeps thousands of acres in South Texas as light rain aids early crop prospects. Farmers in the Lower Rio Grande valley hold off on cotton planting awaiting more rain while the Pecos area reports strawberries benefiting from warm weather and nearing market readiness in about a week.
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South Texas
Vexas
Rio Grande Valley
Fog Lights Stolen From Buses Front Two Cars San Antonio
Two San Antonio motorists reported fog lights stolen from their automobiles on Saturday. Tommy Pierce of 305 Arthur Street said his lights were taken from a parked car at Soledad and West Martin streets while Edward Koranek of 101 Lamm Street reported his lights were stolen from a vehicle parked one block from Bank Street during a church service.
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San Antonio
Tomy Pierce
Arthur ‘Street
Soledad
West Martin Streets
Edward Koranek
Lamm
Bank Street
L A to Invite Democratic Meet in Texas City Visit
San Antonio will invite Texas Democrats to hold their state convention in September. C O Patterson conventions manager of the chamber of commerce announced the plan. He will go to Fort Worth to invite the Texas Cattlemen's Association to meet in the city.
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San Antonio
C. 0. Paterson
Chamber of Commerce
Hilshaye
Patterson
Fort Worth
Texas Cattlemen's Association
Sat Aiton
Two Lt Colonels Are Transferred Amid War Department Orders
War department orders issued Saturday transfer Col. Clifford M. Tritt of the Twelfth Field Artillery from Fort Sam Houston to Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Lt. Col. Ray C. L. Graham of Fort Sam Houston quartermaster to Washington.
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War Department
Tritt
Clifford M. ‘Wuteue
Lwelfth Field Abulers
Fort Sam Rouston
Harrisburg
Ray C. L. Grahym
Fort
Sam Houston Quartermaster
Washinton
Vandalism Hits Vacant Home on Vitra Street
Police investigate a break in at 380 Vitra Street owned by Mrs. 3 W Kleban. Thieves reportedly stole plumbing pipes and fixtures and damaged water fixtures during the theft.
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Vitra Street
Alamo Stadium Plans Include Expanded Parking Areas
Patrons at Alamo Stadium in San Antonio will find spacious parking as leveling and grading work proceeds. The grounds will provide room for at least 1090 vehicles, with plans designed to ease congestion during events.
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San Antonio
Alamo Stadium
Wudurway
Man Refuses to Reveal Attacker's Name After Stabbing
Police report reveals Howard Bland, about 40, stabbed in the back, declines to name assailant. Officer W. W. Thompson notes Bland was brought to a local hospital in serious condition and remains silent as warnings about possible death consequences are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blanst
Ellis
W. W. Thompson
Thompson
Bland
Robert B. Green
Spectacles Invention Noted By Lorenzo In Italy in 185
A fragment notes that spectacles were invented in Florence Italy by a person named Lorenzo around 185. The line is incomplete but points to an Italian origin for eyeglasses and a named innovator.
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S Monks
A Lorence
Italy
Nelson speaks at St Mary's on alumni group
Louis K Nelson president of St Mary's university ex-students association addressed the seniors at a special assembly. He urged keeping alive a good alumni organization and the value of continued ties with the college community.
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Louis K Nelson
St. Mary's University Ex-Students* Association
Nelson
Umni
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