Cattle market reports and funeral notices flood page
The San Antonio Livestock commentary notes damp weather and heavy rain affecting receipts with calves and hogs listed in varied prices. A series of funeral notices follows for John Kosub, Charles Cleveland, and others, detailing services, locations, and survivors.
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Kosub
John Kosub
St. of 1807
Virginia Boulevard
Alamo
Tequiem Miss
Darmi
St. Gerarn's Church
F. R. Louis Keommer
Iriebrant
San Fernando
One Man's Opinion on Draft, Reparations, and Spain
The column argues the extended draft won’t strengthen the army, calls for 51 million buglers, and jokes about occupying Germany by transcription. It notes foreign ministers’ failure on Russia reparations, worries Spain and Poland, and warns the U S teeters toward chaos as controls vanish.
Charges Filed In Sham Battle Killing In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 17, charges of involuntary manslaughter were filed against Taree Neonage boys Alfred Smith 18 William Fetix 17 and James Helm 15 over a fatal gunplay during a supposed hunting trip described as a sham battle. Cecil Fugene Graveline 55 was killed. the defendants were Graveline’s pallbearers at his funeral and released to the custody of their mothers.
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Los Angules
Taree
Sheriff's Office
Alfred Smith
William Fetix
James Helm
Cecil Fugene Graveline
Graveline
Market report from the Growers Market stalls and commodities
Readable sections show prices for fruits and vegetables including beans, cucumbers, cantaloupes, carrots, onions, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, and apples, with unit prices listed in various measures. Other items include greens, squash, limes, and berries, plus notes on dairy and produce market activity and rough regional pricing references.
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Calif
Colo
Idaho
Oregon
Wawrmelies Tower
Lowisiana
Joe Dexea
Apyick
Washington
Texas
California
Sunkist
Baker Candidacy Reported For State Judgeship
The State Democratic Executive committee announced that Weaver Baker, chairman of the state board of control, paid a one hundred dollar filing fee as a candidate for the judgeship on the Court of Appeals. The notice appears in Dallas dated May 17.
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Baker
Dallas
State Democratic Executive Committee
Weaver Baker
State ‘Board of Control
Court of Appeals
Fredricksburg Ranch Auctions and Local Livestock News
Texas Trails reports on a Mortis Ranch vicinity estate sale auction in Fredericksburg as rare market activity. Ed Auge of San Antonio bought two Hereford bulls from Lazy S Ranch, and Beall Pumphrey plans the Stanton Hereford Ranch sale May 20 plus the Del Rio Quarter Horse Show and race meet May 16–19. Also notes the American Brahman Journal debut, mohair prices at 60 to 80 cents, and local quirks including Jose the peanut vendor enduring horseplay at the San Antonio docks.
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Cleveland
di Charla
Lv Cleveland
Yarwood
Baker Funeral Home
Alvin & Decline
Havwood
Kualee Cleveland
Agum Charles Lee Cleveland
Tommy Cleveland
Clecksole
Mississipmis
Bob “Wallis
San Anlonio
Clevelami
A. Chiro Brat
Bapomingtion
Riggs
Kota Rees
Ata Meal Hospital
Witewer
James Riss Threcer
Biss Rom. Walton
Hen Saenger
Newhew
Jose Hasner
Riebe Funers
Frides
Buriel Park
Mae
Sursoc
Joe Cantu Jr
Louisa Cantu
Orothers
Encarsacion Cantu
Sanarcisco Cantu
Rosare
Nolf Ave
Gerard
San Fernando
Fiscesan
Alamo Funeral Home
Crna
Goodwin Ar
Francis Hermilo
Serpenes Sepulveda
Terésa Penat
Teofila Juarez
Estela Coapoy
Lucille Cru
Katherine
Demetrio Galvan
Aicedo Cavezas
Cecil
Cory
Orel Cory
Porter Spring
A. P. Shirkey
Pearsall Cemetery
Franta A. Kosub
A. G. Oefingers Fons
Ber J
Bill Gray
Fredericksburg
Mortis Ranch
Ed Auge
San Antonio
Union
Stonewall
Beall Pumphrey
Gecral
Union Stockyards
John Bon City
del Rio Quarter
Jose
San Antona
Union Organizers Move on Waco and Palestine Garment Workers
Dallas May 17 organizers from the Amalgamated Clothing Workers change campaign report efforts to unionize men’s garment workers in Waco and Palestine. Latane Lamberis, director, said organizers will visit Dallas next week and estimate about 10,000 Texas clothing workers are eligible for organization.
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Waco
Palestine
Dallas
C. I. Qs
Latane Lamberis
Dircetar
C. TO. Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Texan
Untitled historical document fragment certifies various parties
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Ike
San ‘Antonin
Conny Argon Reads County
Texas
Voter precincts to be cut in Bexar County plan
Bexar County will shrink voting precincts from 201 to 115 and city districts from 150 to 69 while county districts drop from 31 to 46 under a redistricting plan outlined by County Engineer Russell White. The change, slated to take effect after January and affect the 1946 elections, was revealed in the Commissioners Court after extended delay and debate about the plan.
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Bexar County
Russell White
Commissioners’ Court
White
Charles W Anderson
R. W. Stappenbeck
Federation of Women's Clubs
Stappenbeck
Everett Wilson
Arthur Street
Tam
Sam Anderson
Sam C. Bennetl
Robert F. Uhr
Anderson Kinen
Estabullé&H
Cotton Futures Open Mixed on New York and New Orleans Markets
Cotton futures opened mixed with slight early gains in New York and a steady to higher tone in New Orleans. July and December contracts showed modest price shifts while near terms fluctuated, as traders weighed weather, demand, and storage signals in thin May trade.
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York
Ttoe
Cuttus
New Orleans
Beeranber
Boston Wool Market Edges Through Patchy Week
Commercial Bulletin reports mixed activity in the Boston wool market with generally spotty business. Demand for high quality Australian wools remains, while capes stay desirable amid supply difficulties. Texas and domestic wools show uneven turnover as mills delay purchases awaiting clearer market signals.
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Australiers
Texas
Boston
Ctins
Shootings Stop Search for Jeeps
The U S army provost marshal office said it was withdrawing military police patrols seeking stolen jeeps after five shooting incidents on Shanghai outskirts. No Americans injured, but recovery of jeeps was deemed not worth risking American lives. The statement did not identify shooters and left precinct voting locations undetermined.
Houston Pair Give Up Baby
A 16 month old boy, reportedly given to Miss Juanitz Street by a woman on a Houston street, awaits a new home as the mother and a young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Richmond, come forward at police headquarters offering adoption. Police note the case as a custody matter with no immediate resolution.
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Houston
Victor Richmond
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