San Antonio Auto Show ends with strong turnout and record sales
The San Antonio automobile show closes after a week of high attendance with estimates of 30 000 visitors and 50 000 dollars in sales. Local dealers credit strong out of town attendance and the hosts hostess contest, culminating in a finale dance. Organizers praise teamwork and say the event proves San Antonio as a major automotive center.
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Boel Automobile Share
Pal
San ‘Antonio
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Auditorien
Iiss
Gates
Will
Hevan Nowiced
Iss
Antonio
Bacller
Rosa Daringuez
Margaret Trather
Ank
Serigts
Tomahawk Dance Thrills New York Girls
In San Francisco on March 19 Miss Viola Irene Cooper and Miss Jean Schoen join a New Hebrides war dance with tor-toms and native tempo. The lively performance stirs a warrior spirit in the two girls as they hobnob with ships in the South Seas setting.
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San Francisco
South Seas
Viola Irene Cooper
Jean Schoen
New York
New Hebrides
Mob clashes in CoFp et ville injure two during jail riot
National Guard patrolled streets as more than a thousand men and women attacked the city jail in a race riot over three Black detainees. Gunfire and stones shattered windows. two people were wounded, while guards moved Black prisoners to safety.
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Cofpetville
UPI
National Guard
Ity
William Waddle
Printer's Ap
Prentice
Walton
Walter
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Cataley
Raop
Woldiere
Prize contest for light-otypes ends with final judging
Five days remain before the Light-otypes contest closes. Adolph Garvey wins first prize, Linnie Hart gets second, and Louise Harker takes third. Final judging for the grand prize portable typewriter will occur after noon next Thursday with results announced Sunday, March 2.
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Louise Harker
Fox Co
Weepah
Prises
Adolph
Garvey
Davis Street
Linnie’ Hart
Chicago Housevard
Texas Theater
Terag
Mies Louise] Harker
Mivrick Street
Fox Company
Alice Whitt
Weet Marshell Street
Fred E. Burkett
Terrell Avenue
Mies Gussie Levey
Denver Bousevard
Lee Grivity
Peach
Rtreets Mies Billie Suddath
Quilisan Blecet
Arthur Simmane
Howthoris School
Ex Pitcher Regains Lost Eyesight in Miracle Return
Newark report states Jim Manning former pitcher for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, who has been blind for three years, regained sight after praying beside a statue of St Therese. He credits the statue and faith with his recovery and mentions his wife Mrs Houghton as part of the account.
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Fiddler Event Raises Funds Amid Local Efforts
A local firefighter fundraiser named Ford’s Fiddler gathered community support to raise about $18,000 for a regional cause. The event featured performances by noted musicians and included plans to extend aid through Malis and Mburel districts. Organizations LAPGUSYA and BNLOOU supported the effort alongside volunteers.
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Ford
Lapgusya
Malis
Mburel
Flor Mamiey Nteie
Kod
Aber
Vinitiog
Millia Dauttiainy
Fiddler
Garden Hose Thief Arrested After Whistle Signal
Police detained Ray Antonio after a late night pursuit in which officers observed whistling that led to the arrest of a suspect accused of stealing garden hoses and long lengths of box tubing from homes. The incident occurred around 1 AM as officers pursued a youth described by witnesses and followed a whistle cue to the suspect’s location.
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Demstives
Soutake
Ray Antonio
Caliver
Oni
What is man and the rise of debt on America
The piece debates the nature of man citing Darrow and Gray while noting Woodrow Wilson and Princeton's Hibben. It argues for gradual knowledge, questions self knowledge, and criticizes plans to shift ten billion dollars of European debt to Americans, citing a letter from Eckedary Milson to Hibben urging fact bringing before action.
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Darrow
Dr. Gray
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Dr. Hibben
Unitedies
Eckedary Mielson
Hibben
Europe
Ameriven Rz
Hhey
San Antonio visitors and local notes from Main Avenue High
Local social items list visits and movements around San Antonio. Notables include H A Hagorock greeting at San Antonio venues, Miss Eda Wolf’s return from Newport, Barry May’s review at Main Avenue High, and Master Sergeant Marvin Th. Gade nearing retirement after 30 years. Others report travel to Austin, New York City, and Europe, with church and school activities noted.
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Barry ‘May
Main Avenue High School
Brain
Louis Bry
New
Max Shafer
Zareda
Qseer Beck
Larrilo
Agudas Avhim Ladies Auxiliary
Gill
Samuel Z. Philling
Ceed Fa
Coldburg
Elf
New York City
Bastoca
Earle Shaw
Europe
Albert Grenoff
Mt. Faia
Max Reich
San Antonio
Lareta
Short Circuit Triggers Alarms at Two City Stores
Police report two burglar alarms sounded in the city Saturday. At Magnolia filling station on Hyeed and Pecan street an early survey showed nothing stolen. A similar alarm at Spe cia Hardware Co on 321 West Houston street was also triggered by a short circuit.
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Magnolia
Pecan Street
Specia Hardware Company
West
Houston Street
CATTLE RUSTLERS ARRESTED IN BEXAR COUNTY CASE
Memories of a long forgotten enterprise rose to reality as two cattle rustlers were bound in the Bexar court after formal charges filed by Deputy Sheriff Kane Flores and Sam James. The suspects fled but cattle and days of roaming are ended after over a month of investigation by Bexar County deputies and Sheriff Burt Barnes. Officers followed the trail of wrecked careosses to capture the leader, with the frontier’s methods differing in branding and tools.
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Bexar
Pee Kane Flores
Sam James
Bexar County
Burt Barnes
Wilson County
Moteuday
Tornado Toll Rises Across Missouri and Arkansas
Severe storms and tornadoes swept Southwestern Missouri and Northwestern Arkansas killing over a score of people and injuring at least fifty. Green Forest and Marshfield suffered heavy damage as business districts, homes, and farms were wrecked. Special trains carried doctors, nurses, and supplies to the affected area as rescuers faced debris filled streets and challenges in reaching victims.
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Joplin
Missouri
Northwestern
Arkanges
Green Forest
Ark
Timns
Denver
Webster Counts
Howell
Oregon
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