Night Garage Pickup Plan Cuts Daytime San Antonio Routes
Nighttime garbage collections will occur in downtown San Antonio starting Monday, with trucks beginning at 10 pm and daytime pickups ending. Superintendent L A LeLaurin cited reduced traffic hazards. Night routes cover Camaron through Navarro streets, Willis to Dwyer, Nueva to Dolorosa, and adjacent blocks in a fixed downtown arc.
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San Anunio
L. A. LeLaurin
LeLaurm
Camaron Street
Dularose Street
West
Martin Streets
Martin Street
Third
Third Street
Fast
Doctor Sues for 1000 Damages Over Oyster Shell Injury
Dr C C Cade sues in Thirty seventh District Court seeking 1000 damages after oysters served January 28 allegedly contained shell fragments that lodged in his throat requiring surgery and a week of confinement. The suit names Tom D Poulos as agent of the defendant.
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Manhattan
Shorteys
C. C. Cade
Thirty- Seventh District Court
Tom D. Poulos
Eighteen San Antonio High Schools Enter Declamation Contest
Eighteen high schools in the San Antonio area will participate in a declamation and shorthand contest at Draughon’s Business College here Saturday. The declamation division will meet at Edison at 9:30 a.m. while the business course contest will be held at the college at 9 a.m.
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San Antonio
Draughos
Business College
Edison Seriogs
Furlong Invited to Give Travel Talks
William H. Furlong, director of the Inter-American Highway association, received invitations to present travel talks with moving pictures of Mexican highways before advertising and travel groups in Denver, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Dallas, and Memphis.
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Mexico
Denver
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Daston
Memphis
William H. Furlong
Inter-American Highway Association
Faster Training Plane Rolls Out At Kelly Field
Kelly field pilots inspect the first of about 0 AT-6 advanced training planes to be delivered. The all metal ship from California travels 400 miles in two and a half hours, powered by a 400 horse power engine and cruising at 182 miles an hour. It features dual instruments with extended fuel tanks for 50 per cent longer flights and a wing tip pit while stabilizing slots aid handling.
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Kelly Field
Moan
Calfornia
First Liew
J. Timberlake Jr
EL Paso
San Antonio
H. F E. Holmes
W. G. Boyer
W. L. Kennedy
L. B. Kelley
J. H. Ives
Ste
California
Isaiah Davies
Advanced Flying School
D. Campbell
Death of Ship Executive in San Rafael
Joseph Sheehan Lir, 50, president of American President steamship Mines and former U S Maritime Commission executive director, died of a heart attack at his San Rafael home. Survived by wife Reina and Dr Hawkins. He became president in October 1983 and helped reorganize the company with William Gibbs McAdoo as chairman.
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San Rafael
Calif
Joseph Sheehan
The
American President Steam~ship Mines
United States Maritime Commission
Reina Sheehan
Joseph Is .Hawkins
War Roundup Amid Allied Diplomacy and Far East Tensions
Britain transfers two Russian freighters to French custody for administrative reasons amid strained ties with Russia. In the Far East, the British seized the Selenge and Vladimir Mayakovsky in open waters and sent them to Hongkong. Parliament opens with foreign affairs debate while NATO allies press for leverage against Germany.
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Russia
Germany
London
France
Jakob Lutits
Selenge
Vladimir Mayakovsky
United States
Vladivostok
Hongkong
RED Parliament
Pra
Pram
Vya
Finland
Europe
Allied Supreme Council
Romania
Tokyo
Robert Leslie Craigie
Japan
China
Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Vladivortok
Russian Pacific
DNB
English
Berlin
Navi Press
Ankara
Balkans
Near East
Kwangsi
Kansas City Hit By High Winds
Dust winds swept Kansas City at up to 60 miles per hour during the evening rush. Two Catholic nuns were blown from a sidewalk but unharmed after rolling across a downtown street. A man's hat sailed high, and several people were treated for injuries from falls and debris. Downtown damage estimates were gathered by the city fire patrol chief.
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Kansas City
Kansa City
Jayn
W. H. Gordéney
sid.Ku
Jarboe to Explain Weather to Club
J H Jarbor U S meteorologist will speak on weather forecast ing and meteorology instruments at the U S D A club meeting Monday at 12 30 pm in the weather bureau office in the federal building. The club comprises department of agriculture employees with Dr W C Dye as secretary.
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J. H. Jarbor
U. 5
Weather Bureau
Federal Building
Department of Agriculture
W. C. Dye
British Seize Clipper Mail From New York to Lisbon
British censors at Bermuda review a protest over the seizure of United States mail from the westbound Atlantic Clipper. Clipper Captain W D Culbertson reported a forced refueling in headwinds, delivering 18 passengers and mail from Lisbon. Pan-American Airways claimed some mail was seized, with informants estimating over 1600 points, more than half the consignment. This stop marked the clipper’s first since Bermuda’s reentry as a port.
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New York
Bermuda
United States
W. D. Culbertson
Lisbon
Portugal
Pan-American Airways
The War 25 Years Ago Today
Whanunco 1948 report notes Hesslang advance in Carpathians near a railway to Budapest. Austria offers in code wart of Trent province if Italy stays neutral. In the west French mines blow up a German observation post near Ypres.
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Whanunco
S. Hesslang
Carpathians
Budapest
Austria
Province of
Trent
Italy
Ypres
Roosevelt signs bill to extend ban on military reservations
Washington reports President Roosevelt signed a bill extending the law that bans entering military reservations to outlying possessions. A committee says applying it to the Canal Zone was questioned, but the legislation aims to prevent future questions on that area.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Canal
Scattered Rains Help Laredo Farms This Week
Scattered rain in this area fell early today totaling about a quarter of an inch. Along with rainfall earlier this week, the showers are credited with benefiting farms and ranches in the region.
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Laredo
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