School Board Plans Friday Meeting Over Ballot Dispute
The school board schedules a Friday special meeting to resolve an April 1 election ballot clash. Board president Teo Brewer, ill with flu, refuses comment while independent candidates led by Mrs. Charles Murphy push for clarity and civil discussions. Roosevelt reported improved with head cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Brewer
Laflu
Brewer
J. E. Seibert
Charles Murphy
Brewsers Offler
Murphy
F. J. Winter
Tom Blue
Sild Sn
Polygamy Trial Entries Include Federal and State Charges
Federal cases outlined by Assistant U.S. Attorney John S. Boyden feature plans to prove guilt or innocence with witnesses, while 34 defendants face state charges of unlawful cohabitation and polygamy. The joint statement details plural marriages and separate homes, including a 14 year old proposed as a future wife. Edna Christensen and Charles M. Zitting are linked to a 64 year old Chatwin case with a 14 year old housekeeper who later married in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John 5
Boyden
Kennedy
Heber Kimball Cleveland
David Brigham Darger
Salt Lake City
Folls Gardner Petty
Pocatello
Idaho
Verger
Zitting
Edna Christensen
Mexico
Chatwin
Allied Air Strikes Report From Cassino Area
Spitfires intercepted four Messerschmitt 109s attempting to attack three Piper Cub observation planes over Cassino and shot down all four. Four Allied planes were lost in about 800 sorties. Thunderbolts hit a railroad ridge and damaged locomotives and vehicles. Australian Kittyhawks sank a Siebel ferry and set another on fire along the Dalmatian coast and sank three schooners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Cecina
Leghorn
Arezeo
Bucine
Cassino
Rome
Thunderbolts
Dalmatian
Cold Basis for Delay of Trial in Abortion Case
A joint abortion indictment for a woman and two men faced delay in Criminal District Court as attorney Louis Schlesinger cited a bad cold. Defendants named Stella Lorenz, J B Marlin, and Vincent Joseph Polivka alias Jack De Arlo alias Jack Pallen posted bond at 2500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal
Louis Schlesinger
Liste
Stella Lorenz
Methane Street
J. B. Marlin
Bailey Avenue
Vincent
Joseph Polivka
Jack de Arlo
Jack Pallen
Botany Study Triggers Prowler Scare at Local Home
A botany class scare near 126 Bushnell Avenue prompts police to search the block. Officer A. Aguirre apprehended 16 year old Robert Silverman of 155 Bushnell Avenue, tied to a prowler report amid disordered notes from a Wednesday class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Nelson
Bushnell Avenue
A. Aguirre
Robert Silverman
Frogo Disseoh
Catholic Students Set Meeting on Interracial Issue
Catholic high school students will discuss economic and political aspects of the interracial question at a joint meeting. Laura Jane Montague will preside as president of the Student Interracial council. The session is Friday at 3 p.m. in the library of Central Catholic High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Catholic High School
Laura Jane Montague
Incarnate Word High School
Guadalupe Tops Red Cross Quota in County Drive
Guadalupe County surpassed its Red Cross quota of 15800 by over 800 with several rural communities still to report. County Chairman E F Schuessler announced total contributions exceeded 16300 across the county.
Soldier Beats Helpful S A Couple on North Alamo
Mrs M Starr and her husband of 229 South Presa street were driving on North Alamo when they stopped to aid a soldier whose car stalled. The soldier knocked Mrs Starr down and beat her husband before fleeing. police found no trace of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Starr
South Presa Street
Good Samaritan
Man Fined For Traffic Charge After School Stop Sign Incident
A.S. Alonzo of 231 Grenet Street was fined 25 dollars plus 15.80 costs and had his license suspended six months for failing to stop at a school stop sign on March 9 near Morrell Ward School on South Flores Street. Four boy patrolmen testified. 11 year old cyclist Charles Bryant suffered bruises and a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous Alonzo
Grenet, Street
South Flores Street
Morrell Ward School
Charles Bryant
West Sayers Street
Rulses
Move Traps 50 000 Japs in New Guinea Bombardment
The article reports Allied forces bombing detailed targets in New Guinea and nearby areas. MacArthur’s communique describes heavy bombardment destroying town sections, and air strikes on Wewak, Aitape, and enemy shipping. Japan’s Tojo warned the war situation has grown grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnre
Goud
MacArthur
Aitape
Manles
Tojo
Japan
City-County Planning Unit Formed for San Antonio
The Chamber of Commerce announces a comprehensive scope planning unit directed by local architect R. I H. Hagsmann to develop a master plan for San Antonio and Bexar county. Mayor Mayermann endorses the effort, aiming for a permanent postwar planning program guiding development in infrastructure, housing, parks, schools, and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and
R. I H. Hagsmann
B. B. McGimsey
Chamber
Chambers
San Antonio
Bexar County
McGimsey
Mayermann
Ben Antonio
Texas
United States
Professor's Wife Dies After Month of Illness
Mrs Armin M Haney wife of Dr Lewis H Haney economics professor at New York University died today after about a month of illness in Maplewood New Jersey. Her husband is connected with Hearst newspapers and relations announced the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood
WN. J
Armin M. Haney
Lewis H. Haney
New York University
Aeriter
Hearst
Lan Dlinness
Patch Named To Succeed Gen. Patton
Allied Headquarters reports Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch to command the Seventh Army replacing Lt. Gen. Patton who left Sicily. The move, not confirming Patton’s new duties, follows Patton’s slap incident and possible ties to Western Europe invasion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Patch
Seventh Army
Patch
Gen. Patton
Allied
Napies
Alexander M. Patch
Gilagatcanal
New Caledonia
UV. 5
Patton Jr
Sicily
Eisenhower
Palermo
Patton
War Department
Washington
Europe
America
Sig Head
Combs
Fifth Army
Italy
Anzio
Val
Earnings of Linyard Revealed by Congressional Committee
A congressional committee disclosed that 19 government shipyards costing $371.96 million and with operators’ capital of $22.98 million earned fees totaling $174.94 million by November 30, 1943. Minimum remaining fees could raise total earnings to $228.23 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
St. John's River Shipbuilding Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Hay
Kaiser
Portland
Ore
Richmond
Calif
No. 3
Vancouver
Wash
Lack of Material Delays S A Boats
San Antonio officials report delays in boat production as materials are unavailable. Jac Lyn Boat Company awaits a start on the river after receiving a permit from the city council, but operations cannot begin until supplies arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Boats
Pecelst
Dack White
San Antonio
Iie
Eyelty Council
Jaclyn Boat Company
Pickens to Be Noonday Speaker at Riverside Chapel
The Rev. George D. Mickens, pastor of Riverside Methodist Chapel, will speak on Clouds in the West at the noonday service Thursday at Travis Park Methodist Church. Presiding will be the Rev. Dugene Slater, pastor of Woodlawn Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Mickens
Riverside Methodist Chapel
Travis Park Methodist Church
Dugene Slater
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Pianoist Richard Cram Dies From War Injuries
Richard M. Cram a 27 year old soldier who played piano for President Roosevelt General Eisenhower and other officials at the Cubo and Tehran conferences died in Italy March 3 from injuries suffered at the piano for FDR. The War Department notified his parents. Sergeant Oram accompanied Elliott Roosevelt to the conferences as a member of the photo squad attached to the president's command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank
Chicago
Richard M. Cram
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Italy
Venice
Oram
Coll
Elliott Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
White House
White Mse
Albuquermuc Wee Ag
Amarillo
Boston
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New York City
Omaha
Puebla
Colo
Waco
Aviation
Ehoila
Brown Express Southern Transfer & Storage Co
Flying Tigers
Lertble Flying Tigers
Burma
Arma Road
Chennault
SY Magazine
Ernie Pyle
Edwin Bulmer
Gertrude Lawrance
Betides
SAS
Guadalupe
Red Cross
Soldier
S. A
S.A. Man
C.of C
Fateh
Army
Navy
Guadalcanal
Halsey
Ath Army Corps
Fort Lewis
Linyard
Pickens
FDR
Shaw
Wwe Me
Gunter Hotel
Ase
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!