Teachers Union Dispute to Be Aired in Board Race
San Antonio voters will hear a heated dispute over teacher unionization at a Tuesday 8 p.m. candidate forum in the Terri High School auditorium. The San Antonio League of Women Voters will host all board candidates, with questions mailed in advance by two groups, Better Schools and the Association of University Women. Candidates include W. J Winter, Randle Taylor, Mrs. 645. Lajmner, George Tucker, Mrs. Charles Murphy, A. Loyd, Mrs. Thomas Blue, and others vying for one male and two female seats. The session will mark the start of a race framed by teacher pay, tenure, and school governance. A 12 minute limit will govern each reply. A separate session will decide name placement on voting machines. The Weekly Dispatch endorsed Lloyd, Mrs. Murphy, and Mrs. Blue. The piece ends with a note about the oldest turtle on record at 152 years.
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San Antonio
Servnoe Yard
San Antonio League of Women Voters
Terri High School
Better Schools
W. J Winter
Randle Taylor
Lajmner
George Tucker
Charles Murphy
Yinsider
Ameri
Federation of Teachers
Albert Trawalter
Hst
Trawaller
Frftey Morning
Weekly Dispatch
Bexar County
Lloyd
Murphy
Blue
Texas Trails Luz Albuquerque on livestock tour to Gonzales county
Official of Brazils agriculture department Luz Albuquerque toured with 21 4 H club members from Warbler to Union stock yards. The Luling Foundation shared findings on modern livestock raising and farming science with Albuquerque amid neighborly policy discussion. Sponsoring Waelder group were local officials and 4 H promoters. Calves hogs and lambs sold for prices per hundredweight, showing educational exchange value. A separate Victoria accident reports J W Cols of Noser Construction suffering a broken neck after a fall at Foster field hangar.
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Department of Agriculture
Gonzales County
Warbler
Union
United States
Luling Foundation
Albuquerque
Waelder Group
Fred Eliott
Edward Mercer
Warider
Jeff ‘Davis
A.D. Parr
Jack ‘Saylor
Victoria
J. W.cols
Noser Construction Company
Medilen
Dear Memorial Hospital
Foster Field
Cole
Seabrook
Texas
San Antonio Livestock Market Prices Report
Quotations from the Federal-State Market News service show Thursday prices at San Antonio Livestock Market for various cattle and hog classes. Good to choice calves 500 pounds bring 14.28 to 15.50. feeder calves and cows range with mid single digits to around 14.00. hogs deliver values from about 9.00 to 22.75 for multiple weight brackets. feeders listed at 8.0.
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Medateera
Roger Vy
Wool Markets Weekly Wool Review in Boston March
The Boston wool market shows demand for boot wool still active though foreign grade offerings are irregular. Domestic 825 and some native wools see turnover while a new sale from the defense supplier stockpile affects market liquidity. Government demand for crude wool, mid-range French blends, and Texas wools shape activity as army serge orders impact outlook. turnover and credit implications cited.
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Weekly Wool Review
Boston
Defense Supplieg Corporation
Texas
Skia
San Antonio Chamber Updates From Dallas Meeting
Howell W. Jones assistant manager of the San Antonio chamber of commerce attended a Friday chamber meeting in Dallas. Nearly a dozen cities were represented and discussed the proposed service of male escorts to the Cavitar ant South Aenea.
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City News
Howell W. Jones
San Antonio Chamber Lit Commerce
Dallas
Defense Calls Miss Barry Back to Stand
Joan Barry, who testified about intimate ties with Charlie Chaplin, was recalled for cross examination in the Mann act case. She described summer 1941 encounters in Beverly Hills and New York, testified Chaplin did not pay hotel bills, and recalled a gun incident and threats tied to a Hollywood contract.
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Giesler
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Glesler
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Chaney
Aimi
Jmovie
Doan
Pierre
J. Paul Getty
Nework
Pierrre
Miss Barty
Charles
Jim
Tan Goung
Studio Club
J S Bache Dies In Palm Beach
Jules Lemon Biche, 82, famed for a $10 million art collection, died at his Palm Beach winter home. A New York native, he led J S Bache and Company and served as director of several major corporations. The obituary notes his postwar contributions to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Bache
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Robbins Opinion on Epidemic Hits Bay City
Lt. Lewis G. Robbins city health officer surmises the Bay City epidemic of 1000 plus cases is likely caused by an illness known as epidemical vomiting rather than insecticide poisoning. He notes water-borne origins and cites recent rains as contributing factors while noting no city health department contact yet.
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City Heath
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Fort Sam Houston
Obituary notices for Dickey Dugat Mikulencak Lenz and Alverado
Obituaries announce Rufus C Dickey 32 of 4301 South Hackberry died Wednesday with survivors including widow Willie Maud and children. funeral Monday at Riebe Chapel and Mission Burial Park. Elizabeth Iredale 86 of 227 Royston Avenue died at home. body to be sent to Del Rio for services. Walter Aller Dugat 69 of 1410 Sculey Avenue died Thursday. funeral Friday 5:30 p.m. at Porter Loretto. Leona Mikulencak 59 of 719 Wyoming Street died Wednesday in Roswell New Mexico. survivors include husband Ed J Mikulencak and daughter Loraine. Daniel Alverado 20 of 1636 Lamar Street died Sunday March 19. services to be announced.
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Rusty" Dickey
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E N. Dickey
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Mission Burial Park
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Royston Avenue
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Lved
San Antonio
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Sculey Avenue
Porter Lorir ‘el
B. D. D. Greer
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Leona Mikulencak
Wyoming Street
Roswell
Edwin J. Mikulencak
Loraine
Erich J. Lenz
Cpl
Ernest
Eugene Lenz
Eunice
Detty Joe Lenz
Daniel Alverado
Lamar Street
Maria Luisa Alveredo
Stevenson III Recovers From Cold Heads to Junction Ranch
Governor Stevenson Oday recovering from a week long cold, canceled several speaking engagements, and will spend the weekend at his ranch near Junction, Texas.
Juvenile Jail Rampage Shocks Los Angeles Detainees
Two Houston runaways, 15 and 16, escaped custody by removing water fixtures and chiseling a wall at a county juvenile facility. County officer Dora Davenport said the acts reflected rebellious behavior. They were sent to the Bexar County home for girls pending contact with Houston authorities. A separate incident saw five youths shatter cell window lights during the same period.
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Bexar County
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