Wildcat 13 Chapter Nineteen Search for Spud
Drew races to locate Spud within the village before time runs out. Gloria guides him to a trusted fisherman, Don Diaz, who explains the old Shanghai game to locate a tanker near the bay and how Spud might be moved aboard under guard. The plan risks exposing Rio Bravo secrets and delaying any rescue.
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Trew
Spud
Gloria
Drew Canis
Molly
Drew
Miss Diaz
Giotta
Anement
Qian
Moe
Bay Shore
Shanghai
Rio Bravo
Alter
Spa
Cor
Thorpe
Glora
Child Killed When Uncle Drives Truck in San Antonio
A five year old girl Christine Ramones of 419 1/2 South Smith Street Paslto Cruz at the same address was killed in a Sunday traffic accident in Bexar County. Police say she was run over by a truck driven by her uncle while en route to visit her sister at Robert B Green hospital. She died on arrival. Inquest ordered by Justice of the Peace J. W. Sayers. Fourteen other people were injured in weekend accidents treated at Santa Rosa and Robert B. Green hospitals.
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Pir
Bexar
Christine Ramones
Smith Street
Pastido
Alejandro Ramones
J. W. Sayers
Kurt
Pensons
Santa Rosa Hospital
Carl Pulkum
South Presa
Madeline Herry
Mayfield Boulevard
Melvin Dennis
Main Street
South San Antonio
Putlam
Miss Burt
Nogalitos Street
Talen
Robert Alejandro
San Fernando Street
Robert B. Greene Hospital
North
New Braunels Avenue
Gertrude Jones
Seafleet
Zarramora
Mickeljohn
Mauline Bressler
San Pedro Avenue
Broadway
Po- Mee Sted
J. B. Welch
Chicago Bowlward
Miss Bressler
Nix
Robert B. Green
Darcves
Agustin Golln
Dehcat Street
North New Bruntely
EH. A. Phillips
Fort Sam
Solis
Olon EU- Migler
de Ville Alley
Pollen Snd
Bruses
Jamra Roy Hil
Helotes
Wloste
Youth Shot At Tavern Fight Sinks Frays at Palaallo
A youth, 22 caliber pistol wound reported at a tavern near 312 Carrere street, Monday night. Witnesses say the incident involved Jiminez family and Shmerset row, with contraste over cigarette sales and a dispute before police.
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Carrere Street
Dimiez
BR. GC
Jinlno
Pala Allo
Shmerset
Jiminez
Tle
Baering Down On The News By ARTHUM "BUGS" BAER
A garbled column mocks wartime policy and public sentiment, citing Mahatma Gandhi and Secretary Morgenthau while criticizing government control and wartime rhetoric amid calls for restraint and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthum “Bugs
Baer
Mahatma Gandi
Worker Health Courses Set
A health conservation program for Industrial workers opens at 7 30 am Tuesday at San Antonio Tech. C B Trautz principal says the course targets shop superintendents managers office personnel and executives to boost war production. Topics cover health conservation in defense industry accident prevention and personal health in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Tech
C. B.trautz
Rowse
Troula
WPA Trains 1500 At Army Posts
WPA adult education programs at Texas Army posts report 676 officers and men enrolled with 660 officers and men at other posts, under state director Karl W. Huser. Courses range from elementary to college level and are conducted at officers’ requests. More classes to be added soon.
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Karl W. Huser
Munday
Huser
Texas
Bernaup
Hotel Resident Collapses and Dies in City Hotel
A 30 year old resident named DeBow, of the Laue hotel, collapsed Sunday afternoon in a Sut block Main street area. He was pronounced dead at Reber B. Green hospital. Justice of the Peace Otths West returned a verdict of death from natural causes. Police notified DeBow’s mother, who lives in Mekiniwy.
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Vinnhy
Hugh HeBow
Te Laue
Reber B. Green Hospital
Sut
Main Aythue
DeBow
Snather
Mekiniwy
WPA Orchestras Inspire 20000 Troops in Transit Camp
Twenty thousand troops heard the WPA Tinlea orchestra perform before a large crowd of soldiers at a transit camp. The band played patriotic numbers and light entertainment, boosting morale as servicemen relaxed between duties.
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WPA
Tinlea
San Antonin Synpathy Orchestra
Toray
Wftls
Eens
Whyee Tatty
Aviay
Ienients
USO Officials Meet at Brownwood
USO secretaries in progress at Brownwood with lectures by ex Hunter of dan Ane tanta. Attendees include Patterson, Gordon Menace and Miss Willie Siemens. Band Parents will meet at 1:30 p.m. under the direction of Hetty F. Hetty, Cleo president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Brownwood
Army
Navy
Dan Anetanta
Ror. Patterson
Gordon Menace
Willie Siemens
Nurse Dept Head to Speak on Community Health
Mrs. Kathaving King Baker head of the nursing division of the city health department will speak on Community Health and Community Wealth at the Catholic Welfare bureau 230 Dwyar avenue at 4 30 p m Wednesday The lecture is the sixth in a series on public welfare work approved by the local council at Culliole Women The features are open to all women interested Mise Bernadian Rice province of Vie Galolie Wonten's association weekly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathaving King Baker
Weiter
Nuarsing Division
Oily Health Department
Catholic Wribre Bureau
Dwyar Avenue
de Lective
Bernadian
Vie Galnolie Wonten
Knife assaults reported by several residents
A damaged police report outlines multiple late Saturday night incidents. Marcia Thompson, 1315 West Street, says a rear knife assault left her chin wounded by an unknown assailant in the 1600 block of West Commerce Street. Valentino Martinez, 335 West Romana Street, reports a back jab near 122 Main Avenue and first aid at Robert & Gipen Hospital. Melia Gonzales, 914 Vera Cruz Street, received a left cheek cut after a disturbance in the 1100 block of San Laredo Street. Marcus Flores, 1522 Chihuahuan Street, says two drunken assailants punched him and gave a black eye near Priv and Travis streets. The events occurred over Saturday night into Sunday morning.
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Ens ‘Thompson
Marcia Streat
Ely
Weet| Commerce Street
Valentino , Martinez
Romana Street
Main Avenue
Robert & Gipen Hospital
San Laredo
Melia Gonzales
Yera Cruz Street
Marcus Flores
Tuttle Re Named Civilian War Aid Official
Notice from Washington reappoints Colonel Tuttle as civilian aid to the secretary of war for the Bigulh corps area. A World War I veteran, he was first named February 24, 1938, by former Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring. Term spans four years.
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Cal. Wr. Taille
Secretary of War
Bigulh Corps
Washington
Tuttle
San Antonio Public Service
Comipany
Way
Sormer
Harry H. Woodring
Heights Firemen Quell Roof Blaze
Firefighters from Heights and volunteers contained a roof fire on Austin Highway and Routh Street in the Winkler area. Officials say the blaze was caused by an electrical fault and caused limited damage to nearby lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Helghis
Winkler
Austin
Girl, Ll, Missing 3 Days, Hunted Frontier Town
Olson family reports their daughter aged about seven to eight, six blocks from Webland Park school, last seen at 12:30 p.m. Friday wearing a blue striped dress, black oxfords, white anklets, red coat. Description notes blonde hair, blue eyes, height about four feet, 70 pounds, fair complexion, husky voice. mother Mrs J E Olson and father Olson request aid in locating her.
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Frontier
Tod Peck
Myonne
Pridny
Olson
Ceett
J. E. Olson
Pririny
Ste
Webland Park School
Chissing
Fort Sam Houston
Mus
Ania
Docketed U S Court Faces Heavy Monday Final Hearings
Sixty six cases appeared on the United States District Court docket for the March term with five civil and eleven criminal cases listed. Most criminal counts involved alleged marihuana violations and theft of government property. Unusually heavy final hearings or naturalization matters were expected, with 224 applicants noted for citizenship proceedings.
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United States District Court
Je Wes
South Side Spiritiod Chidatlar elects L C Yates as pastor
The reorganized South Side Spiritiod Chidatlar announces L C Yates as pastor designate with Mrs Rase Ie Ison and Rev Vi R Cay Jmins named in leadership roles. The new church site is planned for Hot South Prova styent with an eduneh program approved.
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L. C. Yates Tas Ween
Yinfor
South Side
Spiritiod
Chidatlar
Elven
Montay
Rase Ie Ison Wig Shoson
Vates
Vi R, Cay Jmins
Texas Spridint Christian Synod
Las
Chaplain Leel Arrives in Australia
Mr and Mrs C Leel of 408 East Mulberry learned in Monday that their son arrived with American troops in Australia. Capt Gharies Leel, reserve chaplain and former rector of St Philip's Church in Uvalde, was called to duty six months ago and went to the Southwest Pacific about five to six weeks ago.
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C. Leel
Mulberry Avenue
America
Australia
Capt
Gharies Leel
Lal
GL. Phiiip
Ehurch Ah Uvalde
Leel
Southwest Pacific
San Antonio Manule
Health Expert to Speak at Parent Teachers Meeting
Health education leader Dr W W Bauer of the American Medical Association arrived in San Antonio for a general meeting of the Parent Teachers association. He will address council members at 108 Tuesday on the Place of the Parent and Teacher Movement by the Public Health Program. The public is invited. Entertainment will include songs by the Woodlawn Hills choir under Miss Thelma Hill and Mrs R Schroggler. Dr Bauer will also speak to the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 6:16 p m about Public Health Today and Tomorrow, with Dr Ladis Barbats of the San Antonio State Hospital chairing the later session.
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Br. W. W. Bauer
Health Education Bureaus
American Medical Association
Arliwe
San Antonio
Park
Parent-Teachers J Association
Healy Proram
Lin Woodlawn
South San School Project Approved
The South San School project received approval for a 531,000 mobile works upgrade adding facilities at South Gan Ans fonio High wid Elementary school. Officials cited enrollment growth as a factor and said work would be carried out by Mc Pyde By hiings ndeviuty Cig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Gan
Ansfonio
Mc Pyde
Hiings Ndeviuty Cig
Power Company Hearing Postponed
Washington dispatch reports a postponed hearing on March 1 regarding the Power Company of Texas and Middle West Corp of Chicago. The case concerns whether their relationship should be dissolved under public utilities regulation.
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Washington
Seltor
Dental Power and Bight Company of
Texas
Middle West Corporation
Chicago
Warehouse Group Elects S.A. Man
Chales M. Chick Ifent of the Mercks wine Cold Storage company was elected to the executive board of the National Association of Refrigerated Warehouses. The announcement came at a convention in French Lick, Indiana, with attendance by association leaders and press.
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Chales M
Mercks Wine
National Association of
Mont] Dey
Nith
French Lick
Press
AP Executive Dies in Austin
Howard Marshall 49 longtime head of the Associated Press Austin bureau died at his home in Austin from a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after midnight. Services planned for 3 p.m. Monday at University Methodist Church with burial at McKinney. Marshall, born November 20, 1901 in Rockwall, studied in Cuandey and McKinney, and a UT honors graduate. He spent 15 years with AP, the last seven as Austin bureau chief.
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Austin
Marsh
Tov Ris
Meurachie
Howard
Marshall
Austin Inivean
Associated Press
Ed‘nim Meingern
University Methodist
McKinney
Lione
Rockwall
Eid
Cuandylew
Mektiney
University of Texas
Austin Kurena
Gas Station Robbery and Various Local Thefts
Gas station attendant Billy Benton reported a holdup at Midway Service on the Austin highway. A man with a pistol demanded money and then fled after taking cash. Police investigated burglaries and thefts as more reports emerged, including wallet and watch thefts, purse thefts, and bicycle and car thefts across several streets and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Benton
Midway
San Antonio
Austin
Benton
Beaton
Mouse
Fred Bommer Heads Texas Hospital Group
Fred Bommer Boutdy of the hospital was installed as president of the Texas Association of Hospital Accountants. The installation occurred at an annual event in Houston on Sunday with Beaker noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bommer
Fred Boutdy
Nhe Hospital
Wernette to Serve at Veterans Post Meeting
Wernette, county marriage license clerk, was installed as commander of San Rouston post No. 7, Veterans of Foreign Wars, in a Saturday ceremony interrupted by a meeting. Officers present included senior vice commander Nore May Gb, junior vice commander C. V. Schirmachee, fundar vier commander Jehn Wy Nell, quartermaster Ireln Mf. Laawen, adjutant Robert B. Gee Wile, and Attowо A. Gredonns, with dates and titles reflecting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silva H. Wernette
Ie Hs
Warnette
Sabriday
San Rouston
Ennae
Solnity
Sui
Way
Lcense
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Tom Gill
Baering
Tvé
Pont
Morgenthau
Civilian War Aid
Eunige Olson
Eunice Olean
U.S
Frink
J. L. Frink
Whimole’ Transport Division
Office of the Quarterimaster General
San Antonio'y
Eimer Bang
Ogden Schol
Spiritual Christian
Chaplain Leel
South San School Project
Power Company
Oxden
Ota Lee Roddy
White Street
Frankie Morgan
South Cherry
Mys
Osborne
Plageles Werr
Fratovicksburg Roar
P. Aid S. Hospital
Charles Scrimian
Ronaidson Avenue
Wallace Chandler
West
Lynwood Avenue
Freelan Wright
Dawson Street
Tele
J. Charest
Nwo
Nevada Street
Sitasisyeon
Tte
Teves
Yeberts
Marvy Lee
Adl
Sony Piores
Cate 32
Plaza Bexar Chaplee
Vexas Regs
Bnghbeys
Motidar Tn Plaz
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