Defense push increases San Antonio defense production
A San Antonio defense production group reports machine shop and other molding facilities are to be used more for defense needs. Officials said the survey of local industries identifies products now manufactured and needed tooling, with committees aiding workers transitioning from government shops.
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San Antonio
Washington
San Antonia Defense Production Group
San Antonia
C. G. Leel
Defense
Franz Groos
Charles Baldus
George Maggard
L. D. Rorer
L. W. Fox
Leo Dub
Youth Recreation Council picks San Antonio project for 1943 42
The Coordinating Council selects a Youth Recreation Council project to improve San Antonio recreation facilities for next year. The city may be asked to fund an active recreation department in the 1943-42 budget. Plans include supervised playgrounds with schoolyards open in summer. A project committee led by Brother Herbert Leies and including George Pickens, Mrs A R Cross, and Mrs William Bacon will proceed.
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Youth Recreation Council
San Antonios
E. Fisher
Seid
Herbert Leies
Chainnar
George Pickens
A. R. Cross
William Bacon
Scri be Tries Ushering With West Pointers of the Aisles
JEDE WEBER recounts usher duties at the Majestic theater. A vivid, humorous profile of the uniformed staff, training, rituals, and daily routines from entering the dressing room to handling crowds. Includes pay, hours, eligibility, and safety drills shaping the modern usher.
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Jede Weber
Majestic Theater
McKay
Xero Ki
Ex Students Honor Miss Bila Tutlee at Brackenridge Round-Up
Brackenridge Alumni announce the first annual Round-up to honor Miss Bila Tutlee the English teacher. The event, tentatively set for Easter Sunday, will feature a Mexican supper and a program of speaking and entertainment. A committee led by Lewis Kayton and including several notable San Antonio residents plans to invite board members, with reservations via Kenwood 9936.
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Bila Tutlee
Brackenridge High School
Brackenridge
la Willita
Butler
Bruckennridge
Lewis Kayton
Maury Maverick
Floy Edwards Fontaine
Paulina Rochester
Hkibpe
Marie Hargrave Ambrose
Lars Counci Esworth
Norma Klasing
Wiliam “Buster” Bryan
E. Shitsman
San Antonio
Areaston
Hesskeng
Austin
Corpus Chrigti
Beuston
Kenwood
Glaesers celebrate golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Glaser of 208 Helena avenue observed their golden wedding anniversary Sunday in San Antonio with an open house for friends. The couple have three children Mrs. C Tedford of Arkansas Pass, Mrs. L M Tedford of Christ, and Otto Glaeser of Sh Takis.
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Mir
Glta
Glaeser
Helina Avenue
Ife-lony
San Antonio
Whey
C. ©. Tedford
Araysasy Pass
L. M. Tedford
Qi, Christ
Otto Glaeser
Taki
Pampered Fruit at Nomina Cost in Colnsboro
Fragmentary OCR shows a Guidsdara function shop in Colnsboro North Carolina with a note on priced fruit items. Names Marek and Stan appear in a shop window listing possibly related to a sale or display.
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Nomina
Colnsboro
N. C
Guidsdara
Dales
Etic & Pound
El Paso Woman Fatally Shoots Self in Mexico City
Florence Helen Overton, 1, of El Paso Texas, killed herself in Juarez last night leaving a note saying she was tired of life and had not made anyone happy. She died today in Juarez hospital. Consul General George P. Shaw reported the annulment of the marriage date.
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Mexico City
INS
Mie
Florence Helen
Overton
el Paso
Texas
Juares Hospital
Elrl
George P. Shaw
Technical Club to View Film in San Antonio
The San Antonio Technical Club will view the sound picture People Come First at 12 45 am. The film links transportation with city life and is sponsored by the San Antonio Bub Te Service company.
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San Antonio
Special Police Detail Set for Auditorium Events
Fire and Police Commissioner Louis Lipscomb announced a special service detail to be employed by the department. Six to ten officers, led likely by Henry Ojick, will handle parking and crowd control at auditorium concerts and special occasions, with their own uniforms. Lipscomb said the move will raise traffic division efficiency by about 60 percent, as current officers shoulder the extra duties.
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Pele Department
Fire and Folice
Louis P. Lipscomb
Henry Ojick
Trapscomb
Lipscomb
Life-Long Texas Resident Theresa Mandry Dies at 83
Mrs Theresa Wurzbach Mandry 83 life long Texas resident died at O Hanis Wednesday buried there Saturday morning Survivors include son Jacob W A Wurzbach and grandson Milton J Wurzbach of Cleveland Ohio five sisters and one brother
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Theresa Wurzbach Mandry
Texas
O'Hanis
Jacob W. A Wurzbech
Milton J. ‘Wurzbach
Cleveland
Ohio
Parachutist Dies After Plane Spin Near Borger
Buttman, 40, an experienced pilot and oil camp worker, died when his parachute failed to open after bailing out of a spinning plane two miles south of Borger. Witnesses noted the craft spiraled to the ground as Manen attempted to deploy his chute before impact.
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Borger
INS
Buttman
Rutiman
Hig
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