Community clubs calendar lively in San Antonio scene
A dense notes page lists Monday events at Wineozalb Monger hotel and Los Angeles Heights church and Tuesday lectures and club meetings. It records various daughter, Delphian, War Mothers and Parent-Teacher activities, officers installed or elected, and a City-wide pageant plan for the Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineozalb
Monger
Todd Bunday
Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church
Pierian Study Club
J. ¥. Zimmer
DeRosetts Thomas
River Road School
Pan Antonio
American War Mothers
Women's Club
Woman’s Club
San Pedro Avenue
Woman's Club
Hutt Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Bilger
Robert B. Les
Parent- Teacher Association
Rome
Shanney Simpson
Hays Street
Alam
Washington Sideshow by Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington report notes a political clash over WPA projects including Quoddy and Florida canal. Hopkins faces funding limits as Congress resists further relief and federal projects, leaving him hamstrung with costly unfinished works and a political gamble by the White House. Mark Wilcox appears as a Florida lobby figure amid the bureau’s showy displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
WPA
Hrery Hopkins
Passamaquoddy
Florida
Ship Canal
PWA
Hopkins
Farry
Congress
Tivers
Iasis
Recapture of Windfall Tax Aims at $100 Million Scope
Washington March 23 a House Ways and Means subcommittee agreed to recommend a windfall tax to recapture perhaps $100 million of refunded or unpaid AAA processing levies. The panel plans to complete its report by Thursday or Friday and open hearings next Monday on the president's $192 million tax program. Legislation to curb war profits and tax income above $10,000 during wartime was proposed, complicating the tax bill path toward adjournment.
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Washington
D. C
House
Imeans
Channon Samuel B. Will
Democrat
Ute
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Senate
Frito
Athe
Rector Urges Civic Action In San Antonio Churches
The Rev. Arthur R. McKinstry, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal, calls for active church involvement in city affairs focusing on housing, crime reduction, and youth values. He declined two other rector posts and will stay to lead the West Texas diocese forward movement, chairing its committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Biscopal Dhweh
Arthur R. McKinstry
McKinstry
Veretein
San Antonio
St. Thomas’ Church
Washington, D. C
Church of the Advent
Birmingham
Als
McKinskry
Sir Maerk
Bexar School Elections Set for Trustees Across Districts
Election deadlines near as six independent and 48 common districts in Bexar County set April 4 for trustees. Four candidates vie for two San Antonio board seats: EB R. Lewis Peter Hoelgen incumbents Nelson Greeman and George A Kitchen. Candidacies may file through Monday. Other races show multiple contenders in Herlandale and Alamo Heights with filings due by midweek. Some districts report no candidates yet in South San Antonio and Los Angeles Heights boards. Local superintendent R W May notes at least one trustee will be elected in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Coun
San Antonio
J. A. West
D. c. Hardin
SM. Fondren
J. J. Davis
Pp. Esénhaver
X. Callahan
Will Em P. Fitch
Alamo
Los Angeles
L. J. Lassere
V. C. Easley
R.W. May
Hal Wouds
Furniture Short Course Dates Set at Texas A&M
COLLEGE STATION March 23 Establishment of an annual short course at Texas A and M college for retail furniture dealers and clerks the first to be held in June has been announced by Professor J Wieler Barger head of the department of agricultural economics marketing and finance The department will sponsor the short course in cooperation with the Retail Furniture Dealers Association of Texas The purpose is to give dealers and clerks especially those in smaller cities an insight into the design and manufacture of products Topics include furniture designing manufacturing and finishing upholsteries fabrics woods and metals used in furniture interior decorating and furniture store management and display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A
M. College
Relai
J. Wieler Barger
Retail Furniture Dealers Association of Texas
Barger
Utah Faces Late Blizzard Streak Across State
An eastbound snowstorm swept Salt Lake City and much of northern Utah today, blanketing streets and sidewalks with snow. Boise, Twin Falls, Pocatello, and Idaho Falls in southern Idaho also reported storm gusts and flurries, marking a belated but widespread winter weather event.
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Salt Baks
Boise
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Utah
Texas farm acreage plans show shifts in crops
Austin March 23 In acreage devoted to principal crops a U S Department of Agriculture report notes only slight changes from 194% in Texas farm plans The report says cotton planting not covered oats corn grain sorghum and sweet potatoes show declines while barley peas cowpeas peanuts and other crops rise slightly
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Austin
Texas
U.S
Born Without Limbs defies odds in Yugoslavia
SANSKL MOST March 23 reports a child born without arms and legs, initially not expected to survive. The infant, named Redje Serhatley, has reached two months and is reportedly developing unusually well for such a condition under the care of miners and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanskl Most
Yugoslavia
Insi
W Miner
Redje Serhatley
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San Antonio League
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Biena Vista Street
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George Harries
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
New Ce
H. E. Wéasler
George Goodin
Frances Willams
Henry Aicklen
Alma Stumbere
Bam Fly
Foreign Missions
A. Atter
Assembly
G. R. Sherrill
A. V. Boand
BP. McCulcheon
Synodical
J. 0. Kmpatrick
J. M. Garter
M. L. Howard
Gelser
Pastor's Aid
W. L. Russell
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E. Deyendorff
J. T. Wilcor
A. B. Crowther
P. B. Gragg
Edith Ramsey
F. B. Relplitger
H. H
John Lawrence
Warren Besselten
W. A. Williams
Alyce Ghoriton
Chapartsi Literary Society
Texas State College For Women
Rush
Chariton
The
da Gemmitt
Marsha Lutz
Purr Drive
Augustus Jones
United States Daughters of Sal2
C. L. Freeman
West
Woodlawn Pyenue
Louise Nims and
Tusle
Camitile Neighbors
Highland Park School
D. A. Freeman
Myan P. Coleman Jr
Paul Osterhout
Lome Dent Lake Champlain
J. K. Harris
Miter
Ro Hernandez
Houston Street
Cotter
Srr
Rgaf Sodferaon
Mire
Lou Lusky
Nashville
Tenn
Ted
H.W. Brunnemann
C. L. Pool
Ifirst Sid
A. K. Jepbet
Berta George
Herbert Edger
H. J. Cordis
H. Budow
Thos. B. Portwood
Dirs
Preston Dial
Association
Gladys Oyell
Lucile Zulite
Carnation Club
John Rotton
William Hlard
Peck Avenue
P.0. Wolf
Saucnse
Daniela
Hus
W. T. Parfell
A. A. Holder
Muss Alpha Carter
B. M. Brock
Brackenridge High School
Mesdames L. J. Snyder
W. A. Higdon
E. J. Sallock
M. L. Case
W. H Higdon
F. G C. Wolf
F.C. Bell
P. C. Wolf
Adamse Morgan
W. J. Higdon
Echoal
S. L. Turner
Cattle Poteet
League of United Latin Amer
Governor’s Palace
Jor Granato
Rosa Fila Garee
Joe Men‘chaca
Airs
FL. Tafolla
Iva Cortes
Bic Prises
Caucha Flores
Med Bon
T. W. Anderson
Ft. B. Joe
Je . Cross
Joe Anglin
D. J. Greer
Matt Markusicl
Elva A. Wright
Houston
State Tuberculosis Association
Esther Stephens
Morrill, Ward
Fred Webber
Jatt Lowrie
Banco
Otto Enlo
C. G. Smith
W. E. Burstey
O. TL. Jordan
Ed Drennon
Otto Ehle
G. ©. Smith
W. =. Bursley
O. L. Jordan
John McCallum
John Lowrie
A. L. Freeman
W. J. Bienemann
W. W- Payless
J. F. Boor
W. EB. Ahrens
T. E. Bartlett
J. B. Horgelt
L. A. Hendricks
C. Lacy
Teetlig
Mrs. BE
L. Harris
Hospitality Ohio
NM. C. Club
Eq Tselloupe
Marshall Street
Civ
E. O. Nitsch
Helen Furssell
T. c. iDaughedy
Henry Tarrillion
Margaret, Windlinger
Gilils
Ho Windlinger
St. Patrick's
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Terufar Bridge
Milam
J. B. Madigan
Eri
Preen
Bridge
Mesdepes
John Shechat
Anne McMillan
Margaret Pierce
Lulu Worthington
Pred
Bexar County Federation
Furic
Casper
Beatrice
Wowie
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Pets
Gabby
Toots
Nimoy
Maren
Polly
Miss Perkins
Cliff Sterrett
Agzellenti
Simmy
Cal
Jimmy
Vic Forsythe
Fulton Lewis Jr
Sikers
Lefiy
Hopkins Dows
Ickes
Auk Dt
Adinistration Faithfuls
Florida Canal
Handsome Barry
Office of
Mark Wilcox
South Florida Chamber of Commerce
Miami
Marties
BEXAR
Texas Farm Igreag
Bedi
Je. Barbour
Barbour
Peter Rabbit
Elmer the Elephant
HGH
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