Community notices and events in San Antonio area
Local groups announce awards and certificates for lawmakers, annual church events with fish pond rides and lotteries, World War II aircraft flyovers in Memorial ceremonies, Goodwill Rehabilitation center programs, national League of Women Voters gathering in New York, veterinary medicine talks, UT Health Center luncheon, San Antonio Marine Picture Council luncheon, Alamo Heights High School chorus concert at Christ Lutheran Church.
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Confedentte Air Fora Wall
Alutio
Janes Pilfire
San Antonlans
League of Women Voters
New York
Mundy
Regen! Rodgers
Virginis Baker
Eff Davies
Ate
Alamo Heights
Through The Years in Light Files May 1 1936 1998
A mishmash of items from the Light Files dated May 1 recounts events across years. It notes a public health service affiliation, auto insurance premium changes, a showing at the Majestic, oil field developments, a new golf course planned for Rockhill Country Club, baseball league play, and a park project in San Antonio plus a Tomball redevelopment effort and the open of the ice cream season. The dates span 1936 and 1998 with various local notes and plans.
Rohde Pushes Unity Amid Council Rifts
City Council unity banner frames a clash between Rohde and Teniente. Rohde defends his past actions and calls Teniente a power broker while promising to mend divisions within the Independent Reform bloc. A Teniente supporters’ fundraiser at the San Antonio Convention Center raised donations of $1.
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Rohde
Teniente
Het
Beld
San Antonio Convention Center
Richard
Disbarment Motion Denied for Nelson in 1934 Case
Dist. Judge James Oain denied the immediate license suspension for Hardlé Nelson of Associated Milk Producers Inc. The attorney general’s office may still file suit to determine disbarment. Nelson pleaded guilty to a 1474 103 forgery charge cited in the motion.
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Disbar Forier Associated
Millk Producers Inc
Hardlé Nelson
James Oain
Tess Attorney General
Nelson
Attorney General's Office
Fogera
Police Probe Cash Theft Involving Officers
Police Chief Emil Peters reports inquiry into a burglary where $20,000 was stolen but $85,000 in cash was recovered. An officer who aided in the recovery received $10 from a friend or relative of the victim, and a broader bribery rumor was rejected as unfounded. The victim signed for $85,000 cash and $740 in changes and jewelry plus a waiver of prosecution. Internal Affairs is investigating while questions remain about access to the safe by the victim’s circle.
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Emil Peters
Anvestizalon
Turing
Miter Polier
Peters
Winnett Snand
Affais
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American Lung Association
Alamo
U.S
Henry B. Gonealea
Liake
Loise
Loop 410
US. 241
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Portland
Ore
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Hexst County
University of Texas Health Science Center
San Amon Marin Picture Council
Earl Abel
National Institute In Parentil
Earth
Andur K K. Berliner
Public Heath Service Afficia
Insurance Exchange
Tie Jage
San Antonio
Blalt
Rockhill
Cry Baseball League
Sin Berto Springs
Tomball
USAA
Robin Quigley
Fredericksburg
Robert F. McDermott
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Council Unity
City Council Unity
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Priday
Richard Terente
Teruente
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Ride
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Myla
Phyllis Baltetie
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Mirror of Mind
Paors
Hillcrest Avenue
Lanier Ballet Folklorien
Rosalinda Peres
Ralph Carriles
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