School Term Unextended (Continued)
Superintendent R E H Reed announced reopening only for formal closing activities with grades and diplomas based on standing at closure. County Supt R W May said 10 more county schools will close Wednesday for the term, urging 10 of the remaining 20 to do so. Buena Vista Mackey and several others also closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E H. Reed
Reed
Gordon Worley
Division of Supervision
Sate
Department of Education
R. W. May
Buena Vista
Mackey
Leon Springs
Lock Hill
Leon Valley
Cay
Selme
Helotes
van Raub
Kina Grove
van Ormy
Oakley
Bar Employees Face Complaints Over Prohibited Hours
Eight bar employees were accused in three complaints at Turf Bar, 121 Solphdd Street, in Judge McCol WM Burnett's County Court No. 1. Accused are Rosa Adams, Hazel Richmond, and C. Wallace. Bond forfeiture of $200 ordered for Clarence Casbeer after he failed to appear for trial on liquor sales without a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solphdd Street
McCol- WM Burnett
Gus Fn
State
Fommerce Street
Hen Casbeer
Triad
Travel Show Features 5 A San Antonio Exhibit
San Antonio featured prominently at the Chicago Daily News travel bureau exposition entry. William H. Furlong of the Mexico highway authority led the exhibit and presented travel motion pictures to 24,178 people over five days at the Stevens hotel. The shows ran from noon to 10 30 p m with two hour extensions by popular request. It was the Chicago Daily News 5 first travel event since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Mexico
Chicago Daily News Travel Bureau
Willian H. Furlong
Mexico Highway Authority
Furlong
Stevens Hotel
Chicago Daily News 5
Weather and astronomical brief for Bai m and Humidity area
Data shows May humidity at 42 percent with noon reading 32. May precipitation totals 1.03 inches for the month. year-to-date 4.55 inches excess. Moon phases include first quarter. Sun and moon rise and set times are listed for Tuesday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Postal Drive Meetings To Battle Polio Canceled
Highland Park Lions Club canceled all postal drive meetings the anti polio campaign covering areas south of Commerce street and east of Presa street with about 60000 residents. A public report line for unsanitary conditions by postcard was announced and city health officials to handle complaints. A meeting at Matheny's 1041 South New Braunfels avenue was set for 5 p.m. with Dr E J Avenit and County Commissioner Rudy Stappen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Highland Park Lions Club
Matheny
Commerce Street
Presa Street
City Health Department
Fred Smith
Ehtb
South
New Brianfels Avenue
E. J. Avenit
Rudy Stappen
Pec
Brooke Army Medical Center
WAC
Hennie Brae
American Legion
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Broadway
Sant ‘Antonio
Art Academy
Avenue D
H. D. Pohl
Bexar County Social Welfare Association
San Antonio Division
Service Club
Southern Pacific Service Club
Circle No.5
Grace Lutheran Church
Albert Sidney Johnston
Daughters of the Confederacy
San Antonio League of Women Voters
Optimist Club
Man Arrested in Woman's House After Break-in
Arriving home early Tuesday Mrs. Manuela Quintero of 330 Dakota Street found a man inside her house. Her son chased the intruder and detained him until police arrived. Radio Patrolman A. G. Stover arrested Melvin Thomas, 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrn
Manuela Quintero
Dakota Street
Oil Discoveries Expand In Atascosa And Victoria Counties
In Atascosa County the Lumbini No 1 and nearby wells show oil potential with tests to 740 feet and open hole production underway. The Plyan unit and Stune Und area lie to the southeast, while the Alimo Lumber Company joint venture with Quintana Petroleum targets the Edwards Limestone. In Victoria County the No 8 Unton-Kesran No 10 well tests yielded water with shallow results, and Chicago corporation advances No 5-A McFadden with successful stem tests at 4419 feet. Existing activity aims to extend the Inari McFadden trend as several new wells are launched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Lumber Company
Jourdanton
Atascosa County
Moursand
Discovera
Eouth
Plyanuth
Noutheast
Stune- Und
Lumb Sunboard
Humbir and
Gulf
Alimo Lumber Company
Acrange
Quintana Petroleum Corpotation
Mull
Atascosa
Barnsdal Ofl Company
Unton-Kesran
Victoria
Alawatha
Joshua
Victoria County
Inari McFadden
Chicago Corporation
McFadden
Barnsdell
E. T. Marrow
San Antonio
Refugio County
Rutherford
Morrow
Back Home Army separations list long names and addresses
A wartime return list includes numerous service members with ranks and home addresses, spanning Army and Navy separations. Individuals range from T-4 Victor T Gonzalez to Cpl. Gladys Raup and Sgt Elton Hacse, with residences on East Rose Wood Avenue, Angelia Street, Wino ni Street, and others. The compilation presents names, ranks, abbreviations, and street-level home locations across diverse locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Morris
East Rose Wood Avenue
Victor T., Gonzalez
Angelia Street
Gladys C. Raup
Winoni Street
Allen B. C. Diedrick
Eleanor Avenue
Pfe
Quentin
Anderson
Ceralya Strert
Pla
Howard L. Tuttle
Tenth Street
Elton F. Hacse
Gibbs Street
Wiliam C. Smith
Jerry B
Heltzel
West Mandalay Drive
Herbert EF. Moseley
McKinney Avenue
Roy H. Gillam
West
Malone Avenue
Luis V. Espinoza
Crystal Avenue
Oscar C. Sayles
Pearl Street
Douglas H. Zintgraff
Clifford Court
Wright F. Riley Jr
West Agarita Avenue
Robert L. Parkins
Gramercy Place
Navy Separations
Marvin Satcher
Sewer Health Bond Issue Set by District Directors
Directors of the Bexar Metropolitan Water District announced they would call a $4,500,000 sewer health bond issue shortly if the city sewer bond election has not occurred or is defeated by May 24. Dr John L McMahon stated the district will proceed, noting San Jose Water Co and two others were acquired via $975,000 revenue bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Metropolitan Water District
John L. McMahon
McMahon
San Jose Water Company
Bobtail Ticket Plans Entry in July Democratic Primary
Joe Menchaca, a West Side politician, announced Tuesday that a bobtail ticket will enter the July Democratic primary against the city county and independent Veterans' state slate. The disclosure outlines the intra party challenge and its regional focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Menchaca
West Side
Amarillo Area Polio Deaths Reported in Dallas
Dallas dispatch reports two Panhandle polio victims on May 14. Thomas Hailey, 10, and Jimmy Cain, 3, both of Borger, were brought to Dallas in poor condition. Henry Hall Owen, 7, of Amarillo, died Sunday night of polio.
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Dallas
Panhandle
Thomas Hailey
Jimmy Cain
Borger
Hailey
Herry Hall Owen
Amarillo
Ike Pleased With GIs in Japan During Kyoto tour
General Eisenhower praised the Eighth Army in Japan at a press conference in Kyoto after an inspection tour. He said the army is on a high grade of efficiency and noted little griping among troops, except for food issues tied to slow training of cooks and bakers. He spoke with soldiers at Kobe and Osaka docks and ordnance bases, mixing praise with concern for morale and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral Eisenhower
Eighth Army
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eisenhower
Kobe
Osaka
H. C. Cox
Atlanta
Pfc
William Groves
Lampasas
Texas
Groves
Heating Asphalt Sets Garage Blaze
A fire started while heating asphalt in the driveway damaged the garage of A. J. Wolff at 339 East Dyexel Avenue. Firemen reported Tuesday the blaze caused about $300 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wolff
East
Dyexel Avenue
Polio Guard Mobilization Ties Up Corpus Christi Areas
Corpus Christi mobilizes 300 Texas state guardsmen to block roads and keep non residents and youths out to halt spread of polio like illness. Rockport and Kleberg county declare quarantines, schools dismiss for summer, and naval base curtails social activity. Road blocks manned. DDT spraying and sanitation push overall. Eighty inductees postponed. court jury panel dismissed amid emergency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Texas
Nueces County
Rockport
Kieberg County
King Ranch
Kleberg
Nueces
Corpus, Christi
Kleberg County
San Antonio
Kleber County
Texas A, and
J. College
Kingsville
Arthur A. Johnson
24Th Battalion
Adj
Arthur B. Knicker
Texas State Guard
Army
Austin
Allen Wood
Polio Deaths Prompt City Spraying and Cleanup Measures
A polio outbreak spurs a five block area spray with DDT and hand spraying inside homes. Houston crews begin river and creek spraying near Hildebrand avenue while plans for air spraying rely on weather. City workers cut weeds along creeks and ditches as officials seek two city crews and coordination with garbage and street departments to control pools of water. Robert B Green hospital sets up a special ward for polio patients and advises careful transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weam
Houston Ddt Company
Martinez
Alazan
Hildebrand Avenue
A. A. Luther
Ratlon Department
T. H. Edens
Kelly Field
Houston
San Antonio
Local Company
State Health Department
Pow Chemical Company of
Henry F. Heln
Joe Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Emil Hoenig
Paul E.steffler
Pablo's Grove
E. J. Arendt
Robert B. Green Hospital
Olmos Park
Terrell Hills
Inquest Ordered in Woman's Death
Mrs. Reumaida Longoria 63 was found dead at 400 Zacatecas alley rear after stomach pains. Justice of the Peace John E Gereghly ordered an inquest held at Castillo Funeral home on Tuesday to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reumaida Longoria
Castillo Funéral Home
Justice of the Peace
John E. Gereghly
Zacatecas Alley
No Polio In Dogs Debunked As False Belief
Dogs are not carriers of polio, officials confirm after numerous dog owner calls to the Animal Defense League. George Tibell states he checked with the regional health office and was advised dogs have been eliminated as carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Animal Defense League
George Tibell
League
Sith
Theft complaint filed in small claims court case
D. C. Baird of 316 Park Place charged with theft over 50 in a Tuesday filing. The case concerns 35 tires valued at 122.50 taken from Joe M. Dupree of 511 Devine Street on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Baird
Park Place
Court of Justice of the Peace Bar Cortigan
Joe M. Dupree
Devine Street
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Aransas Pasa
Amaranth
Mold
Amarilla
Crystal City
Denver
Fort
Fredericksburg
Helena
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Laredo
Los Angeles
Stappenbeek
Gen. Ike
Japan
Kyoto
Ralph Stapper
South Texas Bank
South St
Rapto'donnelly
Home Office
William Alexander
Navy
Cox
Comton &Wetlly
FT. Worth
Greyhound
Greyhond
Mary's Street
Hassocks
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