Edward Enge Funeral Monday in San Antonio
Edward Enge, longtime resident and former president of a local lodge, died recently. The funeral will be Monday at 9 AM at the Heart Cathedral Church, with a mass and services led by the priest. He was a council member in San Antonio and active in Knights of Columbus No. 28. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Empe, a brother, and three sisters living in San Antonio and Denver.
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Loree Withdraws Rail Merger Plan
Loree withdraws the proposed consolidation of rail firms as ordered by the commission. A letter to the commission details the decision and cites a change in strategy. The withdrawal halts a complex merger that would have joined multiple rail entities and altered industry structure.
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Junior Scout Movement 15 Trial Program Proposed
A bout of experimental junior scouting gathers support with plans for a new program sponsored by Alamo Area councils and National Council of Rare By rom WW. Bartley will lead the experiment with a development team to study the movement’s principles, patience, and self reliance in several Texas sites. The project aims to foster leadership and civic ideals among younger boys under supervision, backed by notable professors and health experts.
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Judge Frees: Man in Traffic Case
The report describes testimony in a traffic case with Willie Newman of Commerce Street and a confrontation near 1200 block of Bart Commerce Street. Witnesses disputed the incident, with claims of a vehicle collision and injuries.
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Calhalle Crusade Fundraiser Promises Tea and Music
A local drive led by Tess and DOP aims to support the Mission Crusade. A fundraiser event at 428 West Mirleloe will feature a tower, a president, and a guest speaker for the cause. Local residents are invited to attend and donate.
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Fire blazes across Long Island village in massive blaze
A huge fire swept a northern Long Island manor or village area as 26 villages sent fire units to fight the blaze. A central building was destroyed and villagers fled as flames spread, with firefighters battling the inferno amid chaotic scenes and fear for nearby structures.
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Lindbergh Lands at New York Field
Eyewitnesses report Charles Lindbergh landing at New York Field on May 3 amid excitement. The crowd waited hours as the solo aviator touched down, marking a historic moment in aviation history.
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Paroled Boys Face Custody After Fatal Fire
In VOKA Oklahoma border area, two youths Treadwell Jr and others, paroled to care of parents, are linked to a blaze that killed Kennels Naylon. Judge Chatins presided as authorities report the tragedy involving a boy who had been set to testify, while a burned body and alleged coercion are noted in the interim statements.
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District GOP Leaders Named in Fourteenth District
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Silver Tea Sponsored to Aid in Church Campaign
Mim RH Naxel will sponsor a Silver tea at her home 493 West Mistlelee avenue to benefit the Catholic Mission crusade. Attendees include G Hess E Walsh J Voighl O'Brian Del Luetcke and Miss Magia Facer. A half hour program is broadcast each Sunday at 6 30 p m by the mission sponsors with readings by the Reverend Gearen Murphy.
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Discovery of New Comet Announced
A German astronomer from Bergeedorfer observatory reports the discovery of a new comet in the Lrown constellation. The object was announced today by Professor Seb2if pan ut and Professor fiehstiman. It will be visible only through a large telescope.
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