Around the Plaza Permanent Wave Craze and Beauty Shops
A reminiscence on high school era beauty trends and the permanent wave fad. The piece recalls Catherine and a salon scene in downtown shops, detailing who patronized beauty operators, types of customers, and social shifts from the 1920s to postwar times. It notes fashion, celebrity looks, and the economic impact of wave machines on salon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Catherine
Joel
New York
Wally Tall
Dack
Valentino
Miraga
Ion
Fragmentary 19th century text on bans and social shifts
A garbled historical fragment discusses prohibitions from 1824 or 1925, barbers, and economic changes. It references denouncing capitalism, shifts in professions, and a vague sanctuary concept, with unclear characters and outcomes. The piece reads like a stray OCR extract with numerous inaudible names and phrases.
Schoolboy Hurt Severely by Car in North District Accident
A boy, identified as Banehes of ANd Rapfarel FIOM, was struck by a vehicle at dawn near York Insel in Coniny Gar ces Wedtestay. He sustained serious injuries and was transported to the hospital by ambulance. Police and medical staff responded to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Banehes
York
Coniny Garces
Nelants
Aeeldent
Nopaliton
MeLcary Shrarla
Quin Plans Ways To Save City Money
San Antonio mayor C K Quin expressed determination to study state and local measures to trim budgets and consolidate jobs. He spoke before leaving for Austin to pursue unemployment relief and utilities rate relief, noting some layoffs may occur but aiming to win voter confidence with council savings and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoninas
C.K. Quin
Quin
Austin
Guin
Sun Antonio
Two youths held in theft of pistol on Main Street
Two young brothers from North Claro were arrested by radio patrol after allegedly stealing a pistol from D. Watts of Houston. Watts said he found the youths at Del Rio, bought them a meal, and drove them to San Antonio, where the pistol disappeared from a side pocket. Police caught them near Smith and Nueva streets.
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Clyo
Iva
Watts
Houston
del Rio
San Antalo
Smith Mama
Nueva Streets
Road Building Under Il Duce Works Across Italy
Mussolini’s regime drives road making and city planning to reduce unemployment. Rome gains new roads and monument restorations, while provincial cities like Florence and Foggia see networks of roads, sanitation, and water supply. Workers would rely on soup kitchens unless employed on public works through fascist programs.
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Rome
Muscalini
Tien
Florence
Varese
Tripali
Thaldu Afetor
Foggia
Italy
Dnt
One-Armed Youth Conquers Chopin in Springfield
In Springfield Missouri on March 10 a one-armed student named Douglas Brown from the State college performed Chopin pieces to an audience. Despite losing an arm seven years ago he refused to give up music and has become proficient on the piano.
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Springfield
Audienee
Irene Wak
Penders
Collepe
Douglas Brown
Spriaetied
Ib Oxsell
Doughis
All Is Not Beer That Foams Nicely All Is Not Beer That Foams Nicely
Analysis of six brands of beer by Br. Waller Lyn county commissioner shows most brews fall under 2.95 percent alcohol. A portion tests around 1.23 percent and under one percent, with results indicating beer quality varies widely across brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn. Mars
Br. Waller
Lyn Teaith
Dy. Burs
Invernaek
Missing man from Corpus Christi feared dead in fishing trip
Frederick W. Smith, 46, of 1520 St Marys Street, a consultant, left Sunday for the coast city after telling his wife he would join a fishing trip. He was last seen near the breakwater and a note warned of self harm. His body has not been found despite search efforts in Corpus Christi bay.
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Prederick W. Smith
St. Mary's Street
Duncan Field
Droword
Anturriay
Gmitt
Antonio
Smith
Southern Pacific
Corpus Ghricti Bay
Reserve Officers Hear War Ace Lecture on Aviation
Reserve Officers association plans its Sag Antonie chapter meeting in Pan-American room at the Center bowl. Maj. Gerard Baslock to speak on artillery, with reports from the Goherent convention and plans for a pistol competition explained by Lieut. M. B. Gussott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelffith
Sag
Antonie Ohepdew
Gebrard Baslock
Artillery
Fe Veot
Liehl
M_Nielwison
B.C. Murphwid
Binrvin
M. B. Gussott
Tuy Amettoan
Hope to Resume Stadium Work Despite Disruption
Officials report a pause in stadium construction on Shook Avenue due to relet work and a dispute, but anticipate resuming by Wednesday with Commissioner Pantsteffler. Tele workers have completed much of the progress though some tasks remain unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annterpal
Om Shook Avenue
Elmendorf Girl Bitten by Rattler Near Toft Road
Maria Gutierrez, 6, of Elmendorf, was bitten by a snake on Toft road near rab Hesrake. She was brought to Robert B. Creen Neepli for treatment where nurse Tilher administered first aid that likely saved her life.
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Toft
Hesrake
Maria Gutierrez
Elmendorf
Robert B Creen Neepli
Ehua
I Ammar
Garage Fire Damages Property At 75 Dollars
A damaged garage is reported with a loss value around 75 dollars. The text mentions a person named Werner Hay and an address on Buena Vista Avenue, with references to Mrs. W and an extinguished fire.
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Bonin Jr
Buena Vista
Itt
Fern
Werner Hay
Mirren
Rigsby
Burke's Trial Set for May 22 in Misappropriation Case
Former County Clerk Jack R. Burke, under indictment for misappropriation of public funds, faces trial in Ninety-fourth district court. District Attorney Walter Tynan notes the case stems from alleged $7500 Grua fund misuses with an offense dated February 13, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. Burke
Ninety-fourth District
Wennesdy
Walter Tynan
Burke
Western Songalog in Kerrville Stage Under Birney Direct
The Western Songalog titled Rangers at War is being produced at Kerrville under Jost Birney with Mellie Herper Hal Byrnes Aléjan nir Rosas Luge Beltran and Jack Hoey in the cast. After completion the film unit will depart for Wagon Pars for a second subject Where Cattle Is King to be produced.
Missing girl feared drowned in Elmendorf Lake search
Carlos Zapata sought his sister-in-law Elvira Zapata, 19, at Elmendorf Lake on Wednesday after she reportedly left around 4 p.m. Tuesday. Police planned continued aerial search if no trace was found later in the day.
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Elmendorf Lake
Ellmendorf
Elvira Zapata
Hole Miniterey Street
Carlos Zapata
Haut
Learcl
Pool
High Court Affirms Three Bexar County Cases
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin on Wednesday affirmed three Bexar County convictions. Cili Lau Witz was fined 10 for carrying a pistol. Bax ley Lee received 75 for restating an officer’s service. DL Fortillman was fined 50 for hunting with a headlight near Wetmore. The court overruled a rehearing in Ninety fourth District Court to forfeit a 2590 bond of Ti n Morton.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Wetmore
Criminal Appeals Court
Ninety-fourth District Court
Tien Morton
Mother Searches for 1-Year-Old Abducted in Alley
An anxious mother, Thelma Wood, reports her 1-year-old daughter abducted by a tall dark man Tuesday noon from a cracker shop. Police and neighbors helped in a wide search as Mrs Wood followed reports of the suspect heading toward Little Rock.
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Jianita Louise Wood
Mason Street
Thelma Wood
Snapeer
Little Rock
Ark
Lyen
Lou Wood
Dawe Shevl
Matlinty
Rock
Turk
Min Wood
Police Broadcast for Valley Meet Misread Text
Police radio alert from Valley Peace Officers Association held in Rayiendsville. Chief E G Conroy and Highway Patrol discuss broadcast timing and pickup at Raymondsville animation Hall with Mil ler overseeing patrol mentions.
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Valley Meet
Statar Igbenar
Valley Peace Officers Association
Rayiendsville
E.G. Conroy
Operolar
State Highway Patrol
Ace Fean
Wednelay
Byer Bir
Iolyne Gram Uhyel
L. G. Pilares
The
Highway Patrol
Conroy
Cnimation
Raymonds- Ville
Ace
Lieulenniih Tae Miller
Mighwag Patrol
Festival at Living Jr. School Plan Festival
Students join a festival at Washington Irving Junior High School located at 2315 and 7230 p.m. Friday. The event features clarinets, orchestrated music, and a choir. The program is under the supervision of the Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Jr. School
Wien
Wasiington Irving Junior High School
Ink Claviels
Orchestr Ableclivis
Werobet
le Parent-Tercher Associaton
Picnicker Dies of Food Poisoning at Park Outing
A Cord poisoning incident in Bricker Ridge Park left Salvador Lus, 10, of Nelendo Street, dead and seven others ill Wednesday. Robert Green and siblings Marion 16 and Margaret 13 were hospitalized, with two more recovering as the group gathered for a picnic outing.
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Bricker Ridge Park
Thesday
Salvador Lus
M41
Nelendo Street
Robert B. Green
Marion
Margaret
Child Injured in Automobile Crash
A report from a local crash notes a child sustained injuries after a vehicle collision. The incident occurred midweek on a Baynders Avenue street, with responders attending the scene and transporting the child to a nearby facility for treatment. Further details on injuries and specific ages were not clearly provided.
Forest Camp Quotas Hired For Corps Area
Washington instructs selection of 1150 recruits for inrollment across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. Quotas include 900 for Texas, 450 for Wyoming, 450 for New Mexico, 400 for Colorado, and 450 for Oklahoma. Planned camps to open by early June with locations in listed states.
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Wille
Gelalsawill
Texas
Oxlshowa
Abiey
Washington
Oklahoma
Howeslater
Wold
Wold Has Been Received At Corps Area
Watte Department of Lahor Insheer
New Mexico
Colorado
Worle
Iran
Arigota
Wyoming
Cadets to Hold Reviews at Two Schools Friday
Cadets from delferson Senior School will hold a Mother's Day parade and review at 3 20 p m and Brackenridge cadets at 2 45 p m Friday. Lieut William J Connally, professor of military science and tactics, leads the event. Medals will be awarded for military efficiency and discipline. Mothers of students from both schools are invited.
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Delferson
Brackenridge
William J. Connally
Miliksty Science
Lane Star
Wensels Overseas Service
Impossible to parse due to damaged OCR text
The provided source fragment is garbled and incomprehensible, yielding no clear events or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent title and summary.
Public Work Seen an Only Way to Job Relief
A faded 1930s editorial argues public works as the sole path to easing unemployment. It cites 19 million idle workers, cites Franklin Roosevelt era contrasts, and urges instant funding through bonds or new currency. The piece laments factory closures and construction downturns while calling for expanded public projects and a stronger navy.
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Lodax
Mags Ofhem
Helenum
Sber
Conih Ga
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wan
Ha Sun
Wess
Ikefil Enterprises
Ws. Flond
United States
Congress
Progressives
Inday Benslets Cutting
New Mexico
LA Follette
Cestiean
al Hoover
Alitern
Democrey
Tech to Present Comic Operetta Melly Lei in Rehearsal
An upcoming comic operetta titled Melly Lei will be staged with leading characters by Veration and Technical sehen Ihrinragte. Downie directs the production as rehearsals proceed with a focus on musical and dramatic portrayals in a staged setting.
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Operdlia
Melly Lei
L. Downie
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Il Duce
Chopin
Jackbon
Wye
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TNE
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Weston
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