German War Threat Rumors Rise as Poland Tension Grows
Berlin reports wild rumors of mobilization and troop movements toward the Polish corridor. East Prussia braces amid possible clashes as Polish forces reinforce Gdingen. Foreign Office cautions unconfirmed reports. Danzi g and East Prussia tensions rise. Internally, Nazi crackdowns widen as Bavarian officials suffer stormtroop attacks.
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von Wiegand
Berlin
Intarnecina
Borlalita
Germany
East
Artie
Poland
Dan‘g
East Prussia
Smnioder
Corigor
Poliak
Gdingen
Denzig
Russia
League of Nations
Foreign Office
Geneva
Daneig
Kehl
Danzig
Adolf Hies
Mentzel
Syerena
Rhoen
Altler “Brown House
Munich
Hete
Schaeffer
Auditor outlines plan for hospital audit at Green Memorial
Auditor Melvin presented a plan to San Antonio County Commissioners for auditing Robert B Green Hospital costs. The proposal caps the price around 670000 and would use county warrants to cover immediate operating expenses. The court planned to consider the measure at its next meeting and task firms to assign auditors to the case.
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San Antonio
Robert B. Green
Rice
Commissioners Court
Houston Rotary Pays Bet to San Antonio Guests
Houston Rotary members forwarded a playful bet and paid it to the San Antonio Rotary club yesterday. The Houston club hosted a gathering Friday evening at the St. Anthony hotel ballroom. Walter Jentina, international Rotary leader, and Leger, director of the Houston Symphony, performed songs. George Wilson, vice chairman, presided and introduced visiting Rotarians from Boulder and Houston.
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Bouson Roterians
San Antonio
Rotary Club
Esterday
Meon
St. Anthony
Walter Jentina
Houston
Rotary
Leger
Houston Bmnphony
George Wilson
Ralph D. Bendton
Charles H. Hutchins
Boulder
Cole
Campaigner in Tell Experience Receives Honor
Col. L. Mervin Maur, retired officer and veteran of Indian Wars, Spanish American War, and World Wars, was honored by the American Legion Exeration Committee at the Menge hotel Tuesday. Douglas Lawley announced Maur’s commissioning in 187% and noted his Distinguished Service Medal.
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L. Mervin Maur
Sat
Alacm Piet Na 2
American Legion
Menge
Douglas Lawley
Cnrmsmander
Coline Meus
Infant Scalding Incident Reported in Hills Wrener Case
A twelve month old baby suffered severe injuries after an incident involving hot water. The event occurred at a residence in Hills Wrener area. Authorities are investigating the sequence of actions leading to the burn, with local caretakers cooperating as the case proceeds toward possible legal action.
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Wrener
Haheed
Armen Rahirtay
Wi Tanner Deine
Jin Paling
Robert
Uren Titepttad
U S Court to Try Dry Men in Seguin Case
A Guadalupe County event details two Texas agents J H Halex and C L Moss charged with aggravated assault after a raid on the Pasado farm. The defendants were moved to federal court on Judge R J McMillan's order. Mrs Rafael Pasado, wife of the farmer, allegedly attacked one agent, while Pasado's daughter aided in the melee.
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Thst
Guadalupe County
Joos Orr
J. H. Halex
C. L. Moss
Seguin
Enara
R.J. McMillan
Holes
Rafael Pasato
Linne
Efformey
Guadlupe
San Antonio
Pasado
Pesado
Moss
United States District Orwmner
Applications for OM L G Training Surges Beyond Quota
Applications for OM L G Training at Fort Bam Hausipr exceed quota with 579 received as of June 26. The Eichin Corps reports uneven turnout across five camps and promises to account for withdrawals and late entrants while preserving proportional representation and selecting 41st intake participants.
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Om.l.g
M. TL
Eichin Corps
Efen Iy
Corps
Srea C. T. C
Fort Bam
Neenly
Borme Nonniion
Hnger
Alten
Larees
Scorps
Enrollment Up at St Mary's U and St Mark's University
Enrollment rose at St Mary's University and St Mark's University for the second term, with 418 total reenrollments. The registrar notes 27 new students, many assigned to Woodlawn and downtown areas, reflecting regional admission shifts.
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St. Mary's U
St Mark's University
Anon
Rgistrar
Realty and Insurance Men Plan Hearing on Bill
More than 250 San Antonio real estate board and Robertson Insurance Association members will travel on special trains to Austin on Wednesday to endorse an amendment proposed by Representative Bill Anderson. They will attend a hearing before the house committee at 2 p.m. L. A. Gases said the excursion is organized to press for modification of the Robertson Insurance Law amid controversy over its effect on existing Texas insurers. Alfred W. Rohde as board president, O. S. Fowler, Herbert L. Kokernet, and Claude V. Birkett Tread are among the attendees and readers of the group’s support summary.
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San Antonio
Anit
Association For the Redication
Robertson Insurance
Lee
Austin
Vaice
Iowa
Bll. Anderson
Katy
Yeal
House
L. A. Gases
Incal Board
Robertson
Old Line
Texas
Camup
Alfred W. Rohde
Real Estate Board
Fowler
Robertgan
Herbert L. Kokernet
Clauda V. Birk
Chamber to Organize Hospital Fund Drive Next Week
Members of the Dunimr Chamber of Commerce plan a fundraising drive next week to aid the Robert B. Greel hospital. Arthur Feil, past president, announced the effort on Saturday after a plea from Suresaltion for support. Additional local groups will assist as the campaign progresses.
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Dunimr Chamber of Commerce
Rarry
Imy
Robert B. Greel Hospital
Arthur Feil
M. Chambers
Ban Cle
Enunty
Ald
Kneps
Fanneg Ghark
Fonds
Tad
City News Moir Tatoth Marivier Bun day
Unclear fragmentary OCR text mentions Herman's Orchestra and Balloons and a dance at Trwaller hall with prizes and a Sunday event. details are garbled but indicate a local entertainment schedule with a concert and balloon dance event at a hall in VAW Canmerce area.
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Trwaller Hall
Vaw
Canmerce
Indies
Many kinds of money in not beside metal
A discussion by B C Forbes on diverse historical currencies. It lists forms from stone discs in Yap to copper coins in Bremen, Russian paper money, and other cultures, noting how value varied by quantity, quality, and social trust across eras and places.
Borax Company Seeks Injunction Against McNair
Pacific Coast Borax seeks a federal injunction to stop McNair attorney Torri H McNair from enforcing a 296 660 80 award against United States Potash. The case stems from services claimed as real estate registrar. Trial set for Monday in Roswell New Mexico.
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Borax Company
Wife of FDA Making Own Precedents
Washington March 11 After a week as first lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has convinced Washington society she is not conventional She has held the first press conference ever by a first lady visited without her husband at the opening of a congress knitted in the spectator gallery greeted wives of new members and works on her writing replacing ritual with spontaneity while her energy and unorthodox charm unsettle established routines in the White House
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Mendiy
White House
Amd
Alice
Rossevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sitbough
Congrnes
Rithal
Xouverneag Usner
White ‘House
Teddy
Gine
Daten
Franklin T. Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Eingtens
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Federal Farm Board
Tailoring Shop Robbery At AIG Majestic Building
Two bandits posing as customers robbed the Emmett Garcia led tailoring shop at noon in the A Rash Tailoring company within the AIG Majestic building. They seized $108 in cash and two checks after entering the office, pistol drawn, and forced Garcia to surrender. A customer named Mouge, of Kelly field, arrived later as the men escaped.
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AIG Majestic
Emmett Garcia
Garcia
Nia
Mouge
Kelly Field
Ranchers Track Big Sheep Killing Lion in Colorado
In Salida Colorado ranchers report a large mountain lion killed 27 sheep in one night near a hideout exit. Tracks found matched a lion’s size described as two hands across. Authorities warn to secure livestock and monitor the area.
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Salida
Colo
Maten
Ala Mountain
Robber Poses As Patient In New York Office
A bandit gained access to a doctor's private offices posing as a patient. He bound and robbed the physician, taking cash and valuables before escaping through the waiting room. Police investigate the incident in New York on March 11.
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New York
New oil well found near Dallas in Texas
Grand Saline Texas March 11 A new oil producing well was discovered a mile north of Woodbine when the Peden and Olsen No 3 Brannon well came in at 1124 feet The well swabbed and showed oil through tubing first shallow producer in the county It may open an extensive production field with wells at shallow depth costing little to drill A neighbor reported offers of 40 000 for a 70 acre lease More drilling expected as banking conditions stabilize
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Grand Saline
Texas
CINSI
Peden
Bes
Obituary notices for Teel Scherrer and Printz veterans
Obituaries list several local deaths with services and survivors. John Francis Teel 60 of 125 Tennessee avenue died Saturday with 5 p m funeral from Bundsy parlors. interment Mission Burial Park. Survivors include son Duck Teel, Mia Edmond Haltom of San Antonio and two brothers Fred Teel and Will Teel. Peter Schéteer of 375 Bimpington Street. 4 p m Sunday services from Ilzik Kearns parlors. burial in Herrmann Sons cemetery. Survivors include widow Mrs Mink Scherrer, daughter Mita Ann Scherrer, sons Frank P. and Alfred Scherrer, brothers Emil Scherrer and Albert Scherrer. granddaughter Mrs Schecter. Clifford A. Printz 48 of 1979 Rogers Avenue, resident 25 years, funeral 2 p m Sunday from Aztiz Kearns Undertaking. interment Tone Island Burial Park. Survivors: wife Wille Printz, ten daughters Mesdames Ro Buller Landrum, two sons Clifford and Ray Printz, brothers Note Mell and Howard Printz, Mrs Emma Gertrude Thomas 64 of 501 Rightby Avenue. services Sunday 3 p m at Snelln Undertaking chapel. interment Mission Burial Park. Survivors: husband George W Thomas, daughters Tates J Jordan and Wolbrr Merkien, two sons George and Ruskell C Thomas, sister Mrs Lula Hernards, brother H H Borger. all residents.
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Tenessee Avenue
Bundsy
Shelley Undertaking Company
Mission Bu TiAl Park
Gurvivars
Duck Teel
Alsler
Mia
Edmond Haltom
San Antonio
Fred Teel
Herlinger
Will Trel
San Antonia
Peter Schéteer
Bimpton Street
Ilzik- Kearns
Bb. Henry's Catholic
Hev
Anna Scherrer
Emil Scherrer
Albert Scherrer
San Francisco
Mr. Schecter
Anton Wentel
Horemann Sons
Alsallyn Mu- al Aldsentery
Clifford A
Rogers Avenir
Unis
Punizal
Atzil Kearns
Chanel
Winifred McDowell
Burial Park
Survivoré
Wille Printa
Buller End
Landrum
Cliffard
Ray Printz
Shees
Emma Gertrude Thomas
Righby Avyenus
Pitnera
Sundey
Snellny Undertaking Company
Mission Burin!park
George Ww.Thomas
Tataes J. Jordan
Wolbrr Merkien
George
Ruskell C. Thoma
Lula Herntards
HH. Borger
Polish Concentration Denied by Polish Legation
In Washington on March 11 the Polish legation denied reports of concentration and partial mobilization of Polish troops as unfounded. Berlin dispatches yesterday claimed trained Polish troop movements toward the Danube and the Polish border region.
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Washington. D. C
Polis
Legation
Berlin
Wispatshes
Beer Expert Urges Four Percent Alcohol in Beer
Louis Slupsky, a 72 year old beer authority, told Congress he believes good beer should be at least four percent alcohol. He claims to have studied beer for eight decades and says both barrel and bottled beer differ, with barrel beer preferred for taste. He cites his mother’s long life and notes he once drank tens of pints daily to study effects.
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Isi
Col
Abe
Louis
Congress
Bi Slupsky
Blupsky
Lupsky
Relative Record Claimed for Baby in Pa March 11
The report notes infant Edna Marian Breckenridge is claimed as a relative for a baby named Marien Breckenrkige with eight grandmothers and two grandfathers among surviving relatives. The item highlights multiple generations including great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers still living.
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Momnaca
Marien Breckenrkige
Edna Marian
Whiskers on Washington on a U S one dollar bill
In New York on March an incident is reported about Lafayette Wilkins who drew whiskers on a picture resembling the Irish president to make it look like Lincoln. The alteration occurred on a one dollar bill and Wilkins intended the resemblance as strong as possible.
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Washington
Lafayette
Wilkins
Lincoln
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