Texas CCC camps to be set on state land near Fort Sam
Four officers of the Second division left Fort Sam Houston Monday for Lufkin to reconnoiter camps for four Civilian Conservation Corps companies. They will stop at College Station to meet a forestry representative who will identify camp sites on state lands. The officers will select exact locations, return to San Antonio midweek to skeletonize a 50 man nucleus, then raise to 215. recruits come from nearby ramps not sent to Camp Bullis. Commanders named: Capt. F. B. Winers, Capt. George D. Pence, Capt. Sheffield Edwards, and Capt. F. R. Ondritz.
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Fort Sam Houston
Lufkin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Texas
College Station
San Antonio
Akeleton
Camp Bullis
F. B. Winers
Twenty-third Infantry
George D. Pence
Twelfth Field
Wery
Sheffield Edwards
Fifteenth Field Artillery
F. R. Ondritz
Ninth Infantry
Health concerns and osteopathic approaches described
The passage discusses health factors and the role of an osteopathic physician in diagnosing and treating chronic headaches and related pain. It emphasizes individualized methods, diet considerations, environmental factors, and gentle, specific treatments to find and remove the underlying cause, aiming to relieve pain and improve life quality.
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Tour Osteopathic
Pirezeen
Arile Eeaceh
Vane mend tite AVN est ae abM AMN n OM UN pat oly fA Wat Hoalter
Mateus bie Heth Servier is cited in a brief snippet mentioning individuals and affiliations, with unclear context. The fragment lists names likely connected to a petition or notice and references a Wat Hoalter. Further details are not provided.
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Mateus
Servier
Suspect Questioning Ties Wichita Man to Bus Slaying
Sheriff Albert Haueser questioned Harrell Allen alias Harald Allen of Wichita Kan in connection with the slaying of bus driver David Crockett Barker on March 28. Allen denied involvement claiming an alibi. He had been arrested and released earlier and later indicted in Wichita.
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Albert Bausser
Hazell Allen
Wichita
Kan
Dayla Greckeit Barker
Allen
San Antonio
J. & Musgrave
Albert Haueser
Harrell Allen
Harald Allen
J.C. Musgrave
Ling
David Crockett Barker
Musgrave
Hausser
Los Angeles
James Stafford Taylor
Weather forecast notes May day weather and seas
The report lists May weather figures with total daily rainfall at 4.20 inches and monthly total 7.83 inches until May 4. It mentions sun set times, moon phases, and general wind directions. It also includes scattered storm potential from San Antonio to Dallas and other Texas routes with variable winds and cloud cover.
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Wince Jenuery
San Antiitio
Dallas
Mestis
San Antonia
Brownsvile
New Gothans
Cary
Stout
Thasanszelioners
Fizet Texas
Ban Antonio
FA Paso
Namhwestern
Imarilte
Atlanta
Rosina
Ty Muar Jathewnville
Letty
C. Thaan
L.ulp
Sane
Akinama Guy
Okie
Mushared
Arthur
Thea
Enlil
Fenny Iern
Cat Cindy
Tosaraby
Witte Kan Willism
Weller
Coin
Ank
Tarwip
Deak
Wanb Md Veller
Broadway
Ohare
President Roosevelts smile signals a stronger field to lead
In a Washington dispatch dated May 15 193? the piece reflects on President Franklin D Roosevelt enjoying the presidency and facing core urgencies. It notes his momentary private smile at the office window symbolizing peace and resolve amid farm relief and defense policy challenges.
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Richard Washburn Child
Anjbur
Purine Ee Fan
Arabanaudtu
Universal Service
Ire
Washington, D. C
Washington
Gosdp
Taft
Wilson
Harding
T. Raff
Coolidge
Roosevelt
United States Army
Sam
Bows Army
Europe
Supreme Court Overrules Texas Rail Body Order
The Supreme Court nullified a Texas Railroad Commission directive in a six order ruling. Justice Hughes announced the action, holding that trucking operations between Texas ports and interior points fell outside the commission’s interstate commerce jurisdiction. No written opinion was issued.
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Supreme Court
Texas Rail
Wabhington
Mipreme
Fodera
Sebsishde
Texe Fay Wanond Commission
Guiventun
Trdek Lanu Corporation
Verdeles la Secs
Clint Justice Hughes
Ower
Trucking Corporation Oy
Ratirana Remaisaion
Texas
Inira
Ile Traeportation
Southwestern Fire Chiefs in Session Fort Worth Meeting Opens
More than 150 delegates from Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma attend the annual meeting of the Southwestern Association of Fire Chiefs in Fort Worth as chiefs begin arriving for the session. The gathering is called to order with dispatch and efficiency likened to a fire company answering an alarm.
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Fort Worth
Southwestern Association of Fire Chiefs
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Grand Jurors to Hear McMath Girl in Barnstable
Margareth Peggy McMath a 10 year old girl was expected to appear before a Barnstable County grand jury to recount her kidnapping story. She was the first of several witnesses. The notice mentions Light Classified columns for merchandise queries.
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Barnstable
Masa
May
Margareth
Peggy
McMath
Barnstable County
Attorney Held in Parents Murder in Maysvill
City Prosecutor Andrew V. Fox, 27, was arrested on two warrants charging the murder of his parents Claiborne Fox, 80, a retired farmer, and Emma Van Sant Fox, 83, found dead in their burning home here early April 27. The son was rescued by firefighters from an upstairs room of the house.
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Maysvill
Andrew V. Fox
Claiborne Fox
Farmer
Emma van Sant Fox
Governor Extends Clemency to Three Inmates
Governor Miriam A Ferguson granted clemency to three state penitentiary inmates in Austin on May 15. Bill Pinkerton, from Brath county, received a full pardon for a 1922 murder conviction and 24-year sentence. Jack Clayton of Hunt county and Kenneth Lonsinger of Knox county received conditional pardons for robbery with firearms and burglary respectively, with sentences of eight and two years.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bill Pinkerton
Brath County
Jack Clayton
Hunt County
Tobbery
Jhearma
Kenneth Lonsinger
Knox County
Texas rains bring benefit amid damage across Texas and Oklahoma
Heavy weekend rains aided farmers from Abilene to Fort Worth and Dallas, with 2 to 3 inches in many areas. In McKinney 1.23 inches fell, the heaviest of the year, while Archer City barns were unroofed and a lightning strike destroyed a farm and a home near Anarene. Denton, Olney, and Dallas recorded notable totals. Grayson county gusts neared tornado levels with damage to buildings and crops.
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Abilene
San © Angelo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklhoma
Mckinney
Allen and Frises
Bister Grove
Parmereville
San Angelo
Abliene
Archer City
Anarene
Denton
Port Worth
Olney
Grayson County
Dorchester
Sherman
Gunter
Cedna
Returning Home After Weekend in Corpus Christi
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mueller and Mr and Mrs Houttoh Scarborough returned Sunday from Corpus Christi where they spent the weekend.
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Joseph Mueller
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