San Antonio Students Win Nine Places in State Contest
San Antonio high school students earned nine awards at the State Tertscholastic League meets at the University of Texas. Brackenridge High School placed second in the journalism press conference while individual honors went to F D Crown copy reading first, Victor Craze main avenue fourth, and Louise Turber Brackenridge first in girls extempore, among others.
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Stadents
University of Texas
Aublin Prides
Brackenridge High School
Jeazac
F. D. Crown
Victor Craze
Mein Arence High School
Willa Richey
Brackenridge
Graze
Reol Reading
Jesse Villa
Isdn
Estelle Durst
Wharton
Angon Wynne
Dallas
Jack Bal Ban Jurinto
Jesse Villarres
Abhene Hamilton
Coletien
Alid Cross
Paris
Josech Cracklein
Indeprudence
Walter Briedly
Temple
Hollis Schriter
Amarillo
Jobe Baldwin
Houston
Tturalbors
Leclie Hieme
Valhalla
Wasmon Treasier
Mikesba
Dele Blaushter
Valley Springs
Thirst
Louise Harper
Christine Lenox
Fort Deer
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Amaaasillo
Wecong
Tochridoa Elonere
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Fdet Durrett
Serend
Lavelle Cooper
Abie
Main Avenue
Ben Antonio
Marie Gram- Mann
Bertha Dell
Tdell Durret
Wills Richey
Ran Antonio
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Coleman
Tilly Frances Nelson
Lubbock
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Hotston
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Lardlle Cooper
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Orare
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Firet
Elizabeth Take
Taylor
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Mery Dim Reh
Colenn
Riba Bell
Hnostom
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Court Proceedings Detail Complex Divorces and Cases
The record lists multiple court actions including divorce outcomes, property disputes, and financial judgments. Names such as Fowler, Freeman, Kennedy, and Margault appear amid references to Tortice and Face Court numbers. Proceedings cover custody, alimony, and asset allocations with varied verdicts and monetary notations.
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Message of thanks to The Light editorial staff at Beethoven hall
Mrs ET Botler sends thanks for staff support at Beethoven hall Thursday night. She praises the reporter for fair coverage and expresses renewed trust in The Light and its "Editorial City Life" feature. She notes evolving political sentiments and appreciation for the paper’s impact on public understanding.
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Beethoven Hall
Max Godbless
Yaura
Et, Botler
San Antonio Fans Criticize City Transporter Anger
A reader letter from PRACTICER defends San Antonio transit critics, arguing motormen sometimes ignore signs and rush street cars. The writer challenges anonymity and urges better passenger courtesy, noting Texas ties and memories of 1874 to 1961.
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Cordell
Color Car
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Y W C A Schools to Open in June Novel Encampment Plans
Y W C A to open junior and senior school in June with a four week encampment at Comfort under supervision of Florea Mog tesmith Miss Milian TMozere and Dorothy GebSardd directing domestic arts music and drama. Annie Cle Watson trustee of the international institute presides as Miss Annie Cle Watson. Executed by the international institute following a recent social workers conference in Dallas.
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Annie Cle Watson
Butcher’s Son Sustains Finger Injury at Shop
A butcher’s son suffered a cut to his left thumb while using a cleaver at his father’s shop. He dropped the knife and was rushed to the capital hospital for treatment. The incident occurred on a weekday at the nearby market.
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Burenga Street
Alavont
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Father'n Futcher Bop
North Vein
Indicted in Federal Grand Jury Action Across Texas
A busy federal session yielded 75 indictments, chiefly for liquor offenses, with charges ranging from impersonating a U S shipping board inspector to narcotics and counterfeit cases. Indictments include Raul Rosenberger of Del Rio for auto repairs claim to bill the shipping board, and Jose Gonzales for morphine purchases. Other cases involve Hugo Wollschläcker, Tens Heynolda, and multiple alcohol production charges near Maverick and Bexar counties.
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United States Shipping Board
de Palma
Raul Rosenberger
del Rio
Shipping Board
Washington
Christophyy C. Vachels
O. Y. Coch
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Jose Gonzales
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Eagle Pass
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Lola Wollschlacker
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San Antonio
Hospital Day at Santa Rosa Observes National Day
The Santa Rosa hospital celebrates National Hospital Day with an open house from 8 p m to 5 p m on Tuesday. The American Hospital Association directs the observance honoring Florence Nightingale's birthday. President endorses the day since 1321. A babies reunion is planned at 4 p m at the Baptist church where new mothers can have their babies photographed.
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Santa Rosa
Tuesas
American Hospital Association
Florence Nightingale
Eury
United States
Sanitation Report Details April Work by City Department
The sanitation department released a report detailing April activity led by director Ottie Riles. It notes 107 sewer connections completed, 20 lines of weeds cleared, hundreds of tons of junk hauled, and a total 19 270 tasks achieved during the month.
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Otty Riles
Masters Sold Secretly by Soviets Reported in London
A report from London states the Soviet government secretly sold an old masters painting from a famed collection to a private buyer for about $2,500. The transaction involved no public auction and details remain scarce amid ongoing cultural asset discussions.
Neal Victor Qualifies for Banking Public Speaking Contest
L Neal Jr. of the San Antonio National Bank qualified to compete in the national public speaking contest in Pittsburgh on June 1. He won first place in the sixth district elimination of the American Institute of Banking for the Giannini Educational Foundation prizes. Nine chapters from Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana were represented in the district contest. The subject was The Bank as Stabilizer of Business. Wisner in district contests will receive transportation and $100 expenses to travel to Pittsburgh, with finals offering four cash prizes, $500 awarded to the first.
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Firsg
American Institute of Ranking
Giannini Educational Foundation
Terns
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Weer
Bank Ar Stabiliner
Wisner
Coutests
Pittsburgh
Prowler Befriends Dogs Then Ransacks Home
Detectives Ed Amackre and Go Sardcastle investigate a break in at 406 Willow Street where a prowler befriended the dogs and gained entry. Mrs Dawkins reports returning home to find the house ransacked and dogs locked beneath with a side window raised. Police describe the animals as Suits and Bull breeds and are reviewing neighborhood sightings.
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Hawkine
Willow Street
Ed Amackre
Go Sardcastle
Clothes valued at $50 stolen in home incident
Report to police Saturday cites theft of clothing valued at $50 from the residence of J. M. Houston at 220 West Hollywood Avenue. Other fragments mention a mower stolen from a separate home and names such as F. Om. Ruwfield and Sam Hart, indicating a local crime report with partial details.
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J. M. Houston
West Hollywood
F. OM. Ruwfield
Sam Hart
Nebraska Street
Unidentified man found dead in Lake Michigan near Lincoln Park
Police investigated a potential homicide after divers recovered a well dressed man’s body from Lake Michigan near Lincoln Park. The skull was fractured and the clothing included a taped skull and overcoat wrapped around the body, with the body found in the lake at Lincoln Park.
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Acklen Shot to Death in Tennessee Murder Scene
Richard Acklen, 22, heir to a prominent Tennessee family, was shot and killed in the bed room of Mrs. Tindler Moseley, widow of a bootleg king, after a quarrel. Police say Acklen was a regular visitor and died from a near-rail revolver shot as Moseley left the room after an argument. The case follows the death of Moseley’s husband last December. Another note reports “All Quiet on the Western Front” banned by the government after two days of packed houses, despite prior approval by the board of censors.
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Washville
Tens
Richard Acklen
Seion
Tennessee
Tindler Maseles
Acklen
Poline
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Board of Censors
House Passes School Fund in Texas Legislature
The educational appropriations bill in Austin was passed by the House, totaling about $14.45 million to state education institutions for the coming year. The measure was trimmed by roughly $1.65 million from the amount recommended by the committee, with cuts of about $650,000 from the original bill and another $1 million slashed in appropriations. Buildings authorized include a 37,000 square foot Canyon Teachers College structure and a $10,000 hospital building at the College of Industrial Arts in Deaton.
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Austin
May
Howe
Canyon Teachers’ College
College of Industrial Arts
Deaton
Light Comedy Presented at Heights School Assembly
Home Come Ted a light comedy was shown to junior students at Alamo Heights School during a Friday assembly in the auditorium. Cast included Bill Carey Alberta Hufinker Edith Osborne Fred Gobdmert Irme Phillips Rob Williams Harold Jarvie Ethel Smith Betts Sain Horace Durward Mary Mueller Arthur Malutsear Billie Nonnette Carlyste and Erbeleine Burton. The school orchestra conducted by Joan Sarli was on the program. Rosa B Told Miss Irish Francie Mary Williams Dave Young and dra PLB Ulleinbe directed portions.
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Alamo Height
Bill Carey
Alberta Hufinker
Edith Osborne
Fred Gobdmert
Irme Phillips
Rob Wiliams
Harold Jarvie
Ethel Smith
Betts Sain
Horace Duraard
Mary Mueller
Arthur Alutsear
Billie
Nonnette Carlyste
Erbeline Burton
Zip
Joan Sar
Hall of Fame Picks at Peacock Military Academy 1931
Popular vote names six cadets to the Peacock Military Academy hall of fame for 1931. Brandon Glingman of Rockport is lauded as most useful and most trustworthy leader. Richard Brasher of Levelland as most popular and most military cadet. Stedham Touthedge of San Antonio as most honoured cadet. Joe Hanks of Shreve La as most studious cadet. Ben McLean of Crockett as most mentest cadet.
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Peacock
Peacock Military Academy
Brandon Glingman
Rockport
Richard Brasher
Levelland
Stedham Touthedge
San Antonio
Joe Hanks
Shreve
Ben’ McLean
Crockett
Five San Antonians to Practice Law
Five San Antonians are among UT Law School graduates honored for earning law degrees. The university announced the graduates on June 8, naming Willian TD Barhour, Jesse Ewis, Wilmer Master son Ir, A. Haymond and Claude Witherspoon Je among the new lawyers ready to practice.
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University of Texas Heligol of Law
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