Cost of renting versus buying a home debated
A discussion on whether renting or owning is more economical notes that outcomes depend on personal circumstances such as employment and the costs included in a rent payment. The piece argues home ownership is desirable and ties it to broader San Antonio housing interests and postwar population projections. Gard Ward, a Texas University alumnus and camp official, plans to open a Hunt camp in June, reflecting local attention to housing and youth programs.
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Anip Walt Ge
Tee Ennai Joo
Ward
Anil
Tomas Bee Alen Eee
Pee
Hunt
Hubert Green
Texas University
San Antonio
San
Army Turns Out Cooks in Two Months at Randolph Field
The Bakers and Cooks school under Capt. Albert B. Olsberg at Randolph Field trains full fledged cooks and bakers in two months. The program includes live stock markets visits and meat grading, field cooking expeditions, and supplies 25 flying fields in the Gulf coast area with over 200 students enrolled since activation on February 16.
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Randolph, Field
Albert B. Olsberg
Comrmandant
Oisberg
Mission Packing Company
Gulf Coast
Army Hospital Contract Awarded
Army hospital facilities in Brown county awarded to Yarbrough Construction Company after war bust of health department. Project cost set between 500000 and 1000000 dollars.
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Army Hospital
Brown County
Yarbrough Construction Company
Austin
Admiral Foot Visits Stinson Field on Routine Flight
The Army took over Stinson Field as Rear Adm. Percy W. Toot, inspector of naval material for the Southern district, arrived on a routine flight. Rear Admiral Foot, escorted by Clarance F. Horton, left for Del Rio after visiting the field. Lieutenant (jg) Peter M. Hazard of the Corpus Christi naval air base piloted the plotting plane.
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Stinson Field
Army
Navy
Percy W. Toot
Foot
Gol
Clarance F. Horton
del Rio
Peter MW
Hazard
Corpus Christ Naval Air Base
Backing Down On the News Tit’s Dal Stent the Beautiful World
Fragmentary note reflects on media trends and public figures with stray phrases about Churchill and a metaphorical marbles game. It mentions a line about a “beautiful world” and ends with a statistic: 6350 hospitals in the United States.
Man shot dead in Soledad street alley dispute
At about 2 25 p m on Tuesday in the 200 block of Soledad street Paw Wesley Simpson aged 34 of 247 Tuxedo avenue died at Santa Rosa hospital after being shot five times one bullet to his left cheek and four to his left side A man seen with Simpson at the Showman's club surrendered to Chief Deputy Constable Johny Sanchez claiming an argument led to the firing Justice of the Peace B B Brotherhood is conducting the inquest.
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Soledad Street
Paw Wesley Simpson
Tuxedo Avenue
Santa Rosa Hospital
Simpson
Johny Sanchez
Justice of the Peace
B. B. Brothermen
Doolittle Cites A. Lieutenant Decorated for Europe Raids
Edward M. Branch, 1025 West Craig Place, has been honored with the Air Medal and Leaf Cluster by Maj. Gen. James H. Doolittle for raids over Europe and the Atlantic. He also received campaign bars for three theaters and patrol duty in the Pacific and Atlantic, with two sisters named Suzanne Branch and Mrs. Valney F. Snyder.
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Liew
Edward M. Branch
Irs
Pauline Long Branch
West Craig Place
Dauies H. Doolittle
Europe
Afylea
Pacific Ocean
Tacoma
Atlantic
Florida
Suzanne* Branch
Valney F. Snyder
Mary Elizabeth Branst
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Randolph
Admiral Foot
Stinson
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Pinar
Doolittle
Great Britain
Texas
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