Costume Party Planned for Student Event at Main Avenue High
A student costume party is planned by Misses Eloy Finnes and Spoile Oliver at Main Avenue High School. About 100 costumed students will attend with a cabaret style program including dances, music, and a talking picture act. Staff and students will perform routines such as Florida Buttards and Ned Vernon numbers, with refreshments served afterward.
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Main Avenue Higherbool
Eloy Finnes
Spoile Oliver
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Ork
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Oiler
Florida Buttards
Quinn Brass
Ned Vernon
Charlotte Atelle Simos
Laurose
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Tigris Kane
Soo
Hazel Mae
Lela
Lance
Antalcnette DeHone
Sala
Dessie Tele
Spring
Erpey
Irre Dawes
Jessie Nelle
Tone Stolthy
Swinvee
Adelade Heilman
Feu Dillon
Luce Molirie
Perenve
Minnie Bebiupl
Marvelte Claralgley
Assie Garcia
Elfen Frouces
Funeral Held for Jobin Woelfel 49 in Reno
Funeral services were held for Jobin Woelfel aged 49, who died Tuesday morning from injuries sustained in a recent incident. A native of Germany, Woelfel had lived in San Antonio for 39 years and was employed by the Alemo Foods Company. He is survived by his widow Martha Woelfel and five children, including Martha Gerl and Ree Fink Woelfel, with relatives noted in the report.
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W. Mindar
Sobe Whelfel
St. John's
Bulacran
Worffel
San Avranio
Alemo Foods Company
D Surricine
Martha Woellels
George
Martha
Mexican consul bids farewell to alejandro carillo before South American post
Enrique Santibanez the Mexican consul general in San Antonio is bidding farewell to Alejandro Carillo formerly stationed here and the former consul general at New Orleans as he departs for a South American posting.
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Enrique Santibanez
San Antonio
Alejandro Carillo
New Orleans
Mexican Envoy Stops in L A on Way to New Post
Alejandrio Carrillo, popular Mexican envoy, travels to assume consul general duties. He is to visit San Antonio for two days, meets Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, and then proceeds to establish ties with Peru and other nations as he takes up the post.
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L. A
Alejandio Carrio
San Antonin
South
America
Exsul
Witt Hoonel
Saville
Rolaer
Columbia
Bolivia
Scuador
Chile
Peru
Laman
Carrillo
Anid sFridmx
Ada ‘Vappninienl
Rita
Frirnis
San Antonio
Unclear Trade Indicators in Postwar Reductions
Washington May 2. Reported belief that trade and indicators will remain important despite redaction of New York federal restore rate in per cent. Postwar deflation figures and shifts in the New York market hint at reelections and adjustments to a four percent level.
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Washington, D.C
Stiniil
Treough
New York
Ial
Todas
Laith
Railroad Merger Bill Deadlock in Senate Committee
In Washington May, a Senate commerce panel remains deadlocked on a railroad merger bill. The committee resisted calls to restrict railway consolidations, fueling opposition and prolonging action on the proposed reorganization.
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Washington
Smate Méersinie
Couzens Revalucinn
Vailrvad Consolidali
Tornadoes Touch Down Near Norforme Straining Town
A damaging storm swept northward from Norforme as a tornado strike injured Mr. John Ty and others. Officials reported widespread disruption including several families evacuated and seven elder Bhitles members affected. No fatalities announced yet as assessors survey the district.
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Sara
Swene
Ero
Oop
Mrao OO
Anit Bes
John Ty
Ibee
Canning
Childres
Bhitles
Norforme
Storne
URGES EXPANSION OF BUSINESS AT DC CHAMBER MEETING
A Washington conference of the United States Chamber of Commerce delegates urged expansion of industry and a sustained economic program. President Hoover and other officials outlined policy aims, including employment growth, stable rates, and continued credit support to business amid postwar recovery.
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Washington
Jax
America
United States Chamber of Commerce
Nls
Agencian
Mager
Gtur Nomles
Anid Agriulties
Une Ueeiake
Esqquias
NELOS
Poe
Ayes
LD Tore Merough Varstitora
Atd
Fecam
Tornado Strikes St Paul Area. Twenty Escape
Tornado rips through Teknicah Ned and St Paul region, destroying parts of the town and forcing twenty residents to flee. Officials warn of continuing danger as emergency crews assess damage and assist affected families amidst confusing reports and TV coverage.
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ST. Pals
Teknicah
Nedeerapoy
Resterdey
St. Paul
Wiloesacs Na
Tekomah
Witte Cates
Missouri Tornado Toll Rises Across Counties
A tornado last night killed five in Missouri and wounded 38 others, with one Kansas survivor. Victims include Mrs Gertrude D Wright 47, and Wells family children Clifford and Walter, Roby Shires 14 declared dead but later found alive in critical condition. Damage pegged at $100,000 to buildings and crops damaged.
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Missouri
Kansas
Che Missonel
Weras
Gertrude D
Wright
T. C. Wrist
Norbowwa Izist Companis
Mohn Weight
Andaries Blac
Havili
Talian Wells
Walter
Mev
Clifford Wells
Roby Shires
Iran
Narboac
Wellss
Pool
Nehir
Meruy Giospital Hors
Yand
Lamharn Kern
Nickenoo
Texas League Lifts Radio Game Ban
In DAwuan Texas the Texas League vote lifted the ban on radio broadcasts of league games. Clubs may now broadcast games within a 50 200 mile radius only with the consent of both clubs involved.
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Texas League
Dawuan
Texas
UFI
Trias Leaguelubs
Tifts
Dhp Genel
Mesers
Smoot Hopes for Vet Bill Report
In Washington on March 6 the Senate Finance Committee indicated confidence that a veterans' compensation bill would be reported favorably to the full Senate after substantial hearings. Senator Smoot and Lopez represented the committee as they push for federalized veterans' benefits and broader coverage.
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Smoot
Washington
Chaie Anh
Smost
Senate
Lofay
de Zenaly
Government seeks six million to cover deficits in agencies
Moorer told press today that up to 34,000,000 is requested to cover deficiencies across government departments. The statement aims to secure sufficient funding to balance accounts and prevent shortfalls in essential services.
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D.C. May
UP Presslett Moorer
Rescue Effort Recalls Drift and Rescue of Sailors
A fragmented report recalls a perilous sea episode with sailors drifting, a 14 seater boat, and hurried rescue attempts. Officers and men discuss risk, weather, and the rush to land safely amid wartime duties and patrols from Galveston to Port Aransas.
US to Withdraw Nicaragua Marines
The report describes a plan to withdraw U S Marines from Nicaragua with a staged reduction. It notes changes in deployment, timelines, and locations in the Caribbean and references related U S political and military considerations.
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Panama
Nickyagain
Creel Caphotte Fie Jt
Hampton Meads
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