City Employes Favored by Income Tax Extension
Tax Commissioner Theo M Pillinier and Plummer defend extending the federal income tax to city employees arguing that income from any source is taxable and that exemptions for municipal bonds lack economic sense. They warn local governments would face higher borrowing costs and federal tax effects on salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo M. Pillinier
Phimmer
Plummer
San Antonio
Farlig
Supreme Court
Reed Named Kelly Cadet Captain In Flying Cadets
W B Reed is named Kelly Field cadet captain as the Advanced Flying school instructs the Class of 165. Cadet William Benjamin Reet from Kintnersville Pa is appointed for the first platoon. Cadet Jack Carey Jones of Dobbs Ferry N Y is named cadet Mentensné for the first platoon. Cadet William Marray Hendrix of Cookerilte Tenn for the second platoon and Cadet Henry Bosworth Darling of Augusta Ga for the third platoon. They support Capt. James F Watnien, commandant of flying cadets, in administration and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Reed
Kelly
Willam Benjamin Reet
Kintnersville
Len
Kelly Field
Jack Carey Jones
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Mentensné
William Marray Hendrix
Henry Bosworth Darling
Augusta
Gay
James F. Watnien
Flying Cadets
Honor Two for Long Service at Austin Presbyterial
Mrs W W McCormick of Cuero and Mrs Norris of Austin were honored as the only charter members present at the Austin Presbyterial society meeting at Madison Square Presbyterian church. The society marks 28 years. Mrs Norris, 77, has never missed a meeting, Mrs McCormick, 67, has missed two. McCormick recalled nine miles by horse to attend, once in a wheelchair. They received life memberships, McCormick in the board of national missions and Norris in foreign missions. Norris helped found the city’s go citty and has served as secretary treasurer of the presbyterial for 22 years. Fourteen cities were represented.
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W. W. McCormick
Cuero
Mik i W. Morris
Austin
Austin Presbyterial Society
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Norris
McCormick
Ife
Board of National Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Gocitty
116 Pupils At The Movies Reported In Attendance
In spring a school kid turns to hockey from class work. George D. Bickers Bexar county juvenile officer and Reno Guerrero inspect four West Side picture shows open mornings and find 114 students in attendance. Nanos and addresses of juveniles are taken and parents will be advised about their children's activities.
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George D. Bickers
Bexar County
Reno Cuuerrero
West Side
Pinkens
Fiesta to Draw More People This Spring
San Antonio Fiesta officials report record interest as more than 4000 pamphlets go out for the Fiesta de San Jacinto scheduled April 17 to 22. Parade entries rise with 375 floats entered by April 19, up from 303 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonios
San Jacinto
Jack Raybould
Fiesta Association
C. B. Ferguson
Kidneys Doctor's Way Promises Quick Relief From Strain
An advertisement promotes Osntex and Cyxtex kidney support pills claiming they reduce excess acids and boost energy. It asserts many doctors back the product, lists active ingredients, and offers a money back guarantee with a return of empty packaging. It cites a price of 69 cents and a sample order method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynton
Osntex
Sisstex
Fishing and Picnics Signal Spring in San Antonio
Mrs Gladys Coy, operator at the San Antonio chamber of commerce, reports many calls seeking picnic grounds and fishing holes. She provides information but offers no guarantees on the sites. The article notes Antares is 400,000,000 miles in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Coy
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Coy
Antares
Conopus Club Plans Third Annual Picnic and Contests
The Conopus club will hold its third annual spring symphony and picnic at Willow Springs Friday starting 1 30 p m. Conopians will compete in a golf tournament and badminton contests for men women and mixed doubles from 4 p m to 6 p m. Other events include horseshoe pitching darts and table tennis with the picnic at 7 p m. Barnett Cocke, chairman of arrangements, said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conopus Club
Willow Springs
Conopians
Mien
wWoren
Barnett Cocke
Union Plans Twenty-First Annual Banquet in San Antonio
Local No. 6947 of the Street Railway and Motor Coach Union of America scheduled its twenty first annual banquet and program at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Gunther Hotel. About 500 members were expected to attend. George H. Nelson, the union president and master of ceremonies, announced the event. Honor guests include San Antonio Public Service Company officials such as Chester N. Chubb, D. A. Powell, and Col. W. W. B. Luttke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway and Motor Coach Union of America
Gunter Hotel
George H. Nelson
Union
San Antonio Public Service Company
Chester N. Chubb
D. A. Powell
Ww. B. "Luttte
Novel Theft Trial Ends With Fine For Gonzales
Justice of the Peace Raymond Gerhardt found Fidel Gonzales guilty of shoplifting merchandise from W. T. Grant on Houston Street. The theft involved merchandise valued at 50 cents and a bucket knife worth 3 cents. Gonzales, 23, had no address listed and was fined along with costs.
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Justice of the Peace
Raymond Gerhardt
Thuracay
Fidel Gonzales
Gonzales
W. T. Grant
Houston’ Street
Jock
Ace Oyster Opener Sets Mark In Tokeland
Harald Christensen a veteran oyster opener in Tokeland Washington opened 421 3 gallons of oysters in 10 hours setting a strong hi valve opening record for the era and file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokeland
Wash
Harald Christensen
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