Police Hold Two Brawlers After Street Fight
Patrolman A B Salvatierra broke up a fight at 1217 South Pinto Street. Louis Hernandez 34 of 1115 Durango Street and Tony De Los Santos 34 of 22 Monterey Street were jailed for drunkenness and aggravated assault after two specials aided Salvatierra. Hernandez needed six stitches at Robert B Green Hospital.
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Hadio
A. B. Salvatierra
South Pinto Street
Salvatierra
Louis Hernandez
Durango Street
Tony de Los Santos
Monterey Street
Todd Addresses Men's Bible Class Message on Tolerance
The Reverend James M ir Sim Todd speaks at the Sunday morning meeting of the Business Men's Bible Class in the Minnel room Men ger hotel. Miss Lorraine Meeks will sing solo with piano accompaniment by Miss Eva Joe Alpress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M.ir. Sim Todd
Minnel Room
Menger Hotel
Lorraine
Meeks
Eva Joe Alpress
Kilday Campaign Push Mentioned During L A Visit
Congressman Paul Kilday spoke of improving his San Antonio base while preparing for re election against Jack Davis on the Veterans ticket. He noted Stinson Field would be released as surplus after May 10 and Alamo Field progress, with the Eight Service command return to San Antonio from Dallas nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kilday
San Antonio
Federal
Jack Davis
Kilday
Stinson Field
Alamo Field
Aspough
Eight Service Command
Dallas
Charles W. Auducaun
Taxis
Boxe
Che
Gatvey
Suvty
Commissioners’ Court
Bexar County
Ban Antonio
Texas
Werneulny
U.S. Highway
Austin Road
Conyerss Road
Villareala
Aule
Robert W. Vidtt
Police Seek Extortionist in Telegraph Threat
Los Angeles detectives J. O. Newman and C. J. Borker hunted a man who sent a telegram to Mrs. Mac Carsey of Lancaster Ohio asking for money. He signed it “Dear Mom” claiming he needed funds to go overseas, but Mrs. Carsey replied that her son was killed in action two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0. Newman
C. J. Borker
Mac Carsey
Lancaster
Ohio
San Antonio Bank Clearings Hit All Time High
San Antonio bank clearings for April set a new all time record at 236,544,194.50. They were 78,395,669 larger than the same month last year, per Thoms G. Leighton secretary of the San Antonio Clearing House association. March clearings stood at 239,706,905.99 this year, with a 50 percent year over year rise in business. Commercial Record figures show year estate transfers up about 0 percent. April total 3,057,895.49 versus 3,217,594.12 in April 1945. Last month transits totaled 4,963,937.49. Federal Reserve Bank Dallas weekly restart notes a 4 percent gain in San Antonio department store sales for the four weeks ending April 27, with a 21 percent increase for the week ending April 27 year over year. dollar figures unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Thoms G. Leighton
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Gore
Leighton
Feleral Reserve Bank of Dallas
Bacring Down On the News by Bugs Baer
Disjointed reminiscence by Arthur Bugs Baer on racing culture at Louisville and Kentucky Derby odds. Mentions winter books, snowballs in May, and a vague wager at Epson Downs with limited collection. Reflects on betting, promoters, and a local bettor’s partial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs" Baer
TN. 8
Louisville
Memorial services for Welsch and Patton Teanshed set by Alamo Chapter
Eastern Star chapter No. B65 will hold memorial services at 7 40 p m Monday in memory of Mrs Lillian Welsch and Mrs Harriette Patton Teanshed A regular meeting will follow with Mrs Ida Margaret Lemay Worthy Patron and Walker Jenkins presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Lillian Welsch
Harriette Patton Teanshed
Ida Margaret Lemay
Walker Jenkins
Stevens to Be in Pulpit Sunday
Fiyul Stevens of Harlandale Church of Christ at 14 Mayfield Boulevard will occupy the pulpit for both services this Sunday. The morning sermon is Some of the Things of the Bible and the evening address is The Power of Gail's Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiyul Stevens
Harlandale Church of Christ
Mayfield Boulevard
Stevens
Gail
Lovely Announces Sermon Subject Division of Death
The Rev. Napoleon Lovely of the First Unitarian Church will speak at the Sunday morning service in the Municipal Auditorium east wing on the subject Division of Death. The sermon promises to be an interesting and helpful message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Lovely
First Unitarian Church
Suit Filed Over Automobile Injuries in 1945 Crash
Carl Miller sues Arthur Blagy the Arthur Biard company and Gus Nau in Fifty-seventh District Court claiming negligence caused serious injuries to his wife in a November 28 1945 automobile crash. The suit targets Nau an employee of the Biard company and seeks damages of 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Blagy
Arthur Biard
Gus Nau
Fifty-seventh
Carl Miller
Nau
Biard Company
New York Cotton Market Briefness Report
Cotton prices and bids were noted with references to October and March terms. The report mentions BOCS and NAW YOR, highlighting commodity activity and potential bids amid a fluctuating market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle and Cotton Futures Market Highlights From New Orleans
New Orleans market report uncovers cattle receipts and prices with mixed tones. Slaughter cows and bulls show volatility while stockers and feeders hold steady. cotton futures edge higher amid quality concerns and shifting demand. Sheep and lambs face broad price moves. older lambs and feeder lambs show varied bids as weekly comparisons show mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Beneser
Jane Cotton
Feericra Kew Drukans
Igns
Quality Concierens
Leadlote
New Orleans
Ana Wiedla
Suspects Held. Large Dance Scene Tied to Fascist Plot
Police chief Ferrante said 42 people were arrested in connection with a Castroville dance. One head of a clandestine Fascist movement was among those held as authorities linked events to the "Parlito Fascista Democratic" group. Several attendees admitted part in thefts but not full involvement.
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Cheante
Agnes Ee Ty
Bexar County
Texac
Pivciuet
Bexat County
Texas
Currier
Garvey
Yetman's Hall
Austin
al Schnabel
Milan
Tiely
Sun
Everly Hancock
Jcivit
Umberto Fer
Jlante
Castroville
Mayhady
Benito Mussolini
Green Front Hall
Commission Market Brisk Day for Produce and Farm Goods
The Market section shows a brisk Saturday with numerous price changes across fruits vegetables and staples. Entries list varied prices for artichokes asparagus beets cucumbers lettuce onions peppers potatoes corn apples bananas oranges and more, with buyers finding ready markets per the Light Want Ads.
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Ynxm
Shue Junio
Calif
Colo
Idaho
Oregon
Dover
Louisiana
Sanaa
Aricles
Dial
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Ava
Sherigan
WaconPeix
Miistea
Hernandez
Ueno
Robert B. Green Hospital
Todd
Evangelist S. A. Freeman
Church of Christ
Hivres Street
L.A
First Baptist Church
Fourth and
Taylor Streets
Perry F. Weer, D.D
Pastor
KABC—145
Unitarian Church
Noah
Epsons Downs
Eastern Star
Lovely
Youth For Christ
Mervin Rosell
Mis
Sax
Howard Skinner
Sloist
Singspirator
South San Antonio Baptist
Harlandale Nazarene
Westminster Presbyterian
Woodlawn Methodist
Aster WM
Uicieac Xupitoria
TIMES
Mandrake the Magician
Banke
Banker Burr
Escateepaly
Myrile
Leo Falk
R and
Ray Moore
Aqu
Ger
Carro
Dudley Fisher
Toots and
Casper
Brooklyn Bridge
Jimmy Murphy
Jimmy’ MuReny
Hien
Charles W. Anderson
Coutie Ty
Bexard County
Ein
Ottzen
Commissioner's
Bexar County Road
al Bridge
Besar
Burar County
Trexar County
Boxap
Charles
Andor Orson
Willon
Suanton
Bexir
Ag Pew
Lee
Maer
Seales
Ate Fics
County’ Auditor
G Galvey
FIDS
Houd
G. Garvey
Holmigreen Ross
W. W. White Road
Gonzales
E. G. Garvey
Cody
Barbra
Cinginnati Avenue
Gulden
Arash A
Nexas Liquor Control Act
Win
F. Lawlor
Lawlor Package Stores
FE. Lawlor Jr
City News
Sheri's Corner
Alamonts
Nacogdoches Boad
Andy
Oak Grove Hall
Nacogdoches Rd
Bluegle
Stonewall Jackson
American Legion Aux
Hwy
South
Willett's Orch
Oscar Tewes
Woodlawn Pavilion
Louie
Alex & Bis Oldimers
Hitee Hall
Lora
Light
Kative Moviennal Authitorian Ney
W. Lovely
the Uirielen of
Meath
The
Theosophical Society
Cragyvan
Milam
Marty Bon
Collect
Washington
Ulthy Bryers
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