Wells Shut In East Texas Field For Tests
Wells in the East Texas oil field will be shut down indefinitely starting Monday after flowing at maximum capacity from 9 am to 8 pm. The railroad commission ordered the test to gauge production potential for a future proration plan. Federal courts warned the commission not to bypass court decrees, with Judge Bryant ordering show cause in Sherman on April 6.
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Austin
East Texas
State Railroad Commission
A.D. Parker
Oil and Gas Division
Commission
Beaumont
Randolph Bryant
Sherman
Keystone bond holders to own Broadway Travis building stake
Bond holders of Keystone Investment to own an interest in the F building at Broadway and Travis under a court ordered sale. A Broadway-Travis corporation will issue shares to bond holders, based on 100 dollars of bonds per share, with Richard Gill sole beneficiary of the deed of trust and Wheeler-Kelly-Hagny Trust as trustee. Judge Bierne oversaw the sale and Judge Stevens issued a related judgment. auction costs were minimal.
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Keystone Investment Company
Travis Street
Broadway
Frederick Bier~ene
Seventy-third District? Court
RN. Gresham
Broadway-Travis Corporation
Gresham
Richard Gill
Wheeler-Kelly-Hagny Trust Company
Stevens
Scout Leaders Camp at Bear Creek in Texas
About 40 Scout leaders from South Texas cities converge for a three day instructional camp at the Bear Creek game preserve eleven miles west of Kerr Braunfels. L L McDonald from New York directs with James P. Fitch of Dallas as regional scout executive. Participants include leaders from San Antonio, Waco, Austin, Laredo, Mercedes, Corpus Christi and Uvalde.
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Elebt
South Texas
Bear Creek
Ker Braunfels
L. L. McDonald
New York City
Natonel
Bar Scouts
James P. Fitch
Dallas
San Antonio
Waco
Austin
San Antgelo
Laredo
Mercedes
Corpus Opristi
Uvalde
Groree Burnett
E. V. Walter. Chaplin
Z. Coher
Frank Hayell
Anthony van Tuyl
Frank Dadmaier
John Ackermann
G. A. Barrett
Var Jones
W. A. Berry
Grado Hanson
Francis Diaz
Carl & Bryon
Squad of Police Disarms Gunmen in San Pedro Park
A four man police squad and one detective rushed to San Pedro park to quell a mock gunfight by two youths aged 14 and 16. They returned to headquarters with a large caliber pistol after residents complained about the scene.
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San Pedro Park
Starter Stolen From Parked Car Incident Report
Fred Brown of FA Kirk place faced a costly theft after his car starter was removed from a vehicle parked in his driveway Thursday night. Police say the act followed warnings from his dog about suspicious activity in the area.
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Fred Brown
FA Kirk
Wwe
Brom Police
Rare Old Rugs on Display at Witte Museum
A large and colorful display of rare Oriental rugs opened Friday at the Witte Memorial Museum for one week. Local people loaned pieces. two lectures on rugs are planned with Anees Sennan Friday at 3 30 p.m. and N A Bhaakian Sunday at 3 30 p.m. Chairs are Mrs J B Sewright and Mrs Guy Borden. Rugs range from 100 to 700 years old, including a Sarouk, Sadik prayer Tug, an ancient Tabriz, and a Ghlordes specimen. Countries represented include India, Asia Minor, Caucasia and Persia.
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Witte Memorial Museum
Anees Senaan
N. A. Bhaakian
J. B. Sewright
Guy Borden
India
Asia Minor
Caucasia
Persia
Mexican Rotary guest speaks on international mind at luncheon
Sinesto J. Aguilar of Mexico City, director of Rotary International for Mexico, addressed the St. Anthony hotel club at noon Friday on the development of an international mind. He studied in Mexico City, at LSU, and the University of Iowa and formerly led Mexican federal shops in Tampico as a mechanical engineer. Walter Walthall chaired the program and Evelyn Duerler sang with Walter Dunham at the piano.
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Sinesto J. Aguilar
Mexico City
Rotary International
Mexico
Rotary Club
St. Anthony Hotel
Aguilar
Lyces Fournier
Louisiana State University
University of Iowa
Tampico
Walter Walthall
Evelyn Duerler
Walter Dunvam
Treasury receipts report for March 22 in Washington
Treasury receipts for March 22 totaled 612,875,870.12 with expenditures of 35,199,694.33 and a balance of 41,768,81135. Customs duties for 22 days of March were 811,423, REN.05.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Two Army Air Field Officers Die In Crash Near Miami
Second Lieut. Charles W Btnuft and Staff Sergeant Gale M. Lester, both 20s to 30s and members of the Fifth Observation Group, were killed when their observation plane crashed during an attempted landing at Chapman Field Miami amid bad weather. Pilot Lieut. Stouff was circling for landings when the craft spun from about 300 feet and went down. the plane was demolished but did not burn.
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Miami
Fla
Charles W Btnuft
Thorndale
Ber-geant Gale M. Lester
Mitchelfield
Fifth Observation Group
Army Air Trrps
Chapman Field
Mitchel Field
Stouff
Debater Wins Honors in Missouri Tourney
Debater Jesse Villares now at the University of Texas won first place in the Missouri Valley nonquadratical contest at Columbia Missouri. He previously earned public speaking laurels in San Antonio and won the Festa week luncheon oratorical title last year. Ernest Br. Feed of Kansas State College placed second and Everett Gillet of Missouri third. Professor Ellwood Griscom of Texas was elected association president and next contest will be held in Austin. An Olympic champion’s crockery giveaway and a note on a distressing experience appear from The American Weekly in The San Antonio Light.
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Brackenridge
Columbia
Jesse Villares
University of Texas
Young Villareal
San Antonio
Ernest BR. Feed
Kansas State College
Everett Gillet
University of Missouri
Ellwood Griscom
Texas
Austin
Fiesta opens 17th of April with royal procession
Fiesta de San Jacinto opens at 3 p.m. Monday April 17 with King Antonio XV arrival and 256 trades entries for the parade. Governor Ferguson and civic, military, and school groups will lead over 5000 children on a pilgrimage to the Alamo on April 20 as a busy week of activities unfolds per committee chair Ralph Durkee.
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the Alamo
Ralph Durkee
FH. E. Liveley
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Witte Museum
New York
Kono
Rotary
Ole
The
Arts Remarkable
Alamo Plaza
Cash Mall
Chesterfield
Hormula
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