Families Receive Aid in First Quarterly TB Board Report
The all county tuberculosis control board reports Nov 1945 through Mar 1946 aid to 241 families comprising 650 people plus 36 individuals. Indigent breadwinners with TB averaged 42.44 dollars deficiency. average family size 4.6. March lone recipient average 26 dollars. Total receipts for six months were 75,973.77 with 24,334.43 in economic aid and 4,836.80 admin costs. Board members include Nat Gotan chair Dr R S McCorkle Joe S Sheldon Melrose Holmgreen Mrs Henry Guerra and Hubert W Greco.
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All-County Tuberculosis Control Board
Say
Alamo Heights
Bexar County
Nat Gotan
R. &. McCorkle
Joe S. Sheldon
Melrose Holmgreen
Henry Guerra
Jlubert W. Greco
Howard Denies Water Bond Deal
Van H Howard sharply denied involvement in the Metropolitan Water district revenue bond sale. He refuted Mayor Mauermann’s claim that he was in a deal, stating the board has not given him bonds and he has not contacted any board member about the stand. A May 24 La Villita dance by VFW was canceled in cooperation with the city health department polio campaign by R A Duryea.
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van H. Howard
Metropolitan Water District
Gus Mauermann
Howard
Mauermann
SHE SHOPS CASH AND CARRY BACKACHE CURE AD
An ad claims backache relief comes from addressing tired kidneys. It touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic used for over 40 years to flush poisons from the blood and ease symptoms like backache, rheumatic pains, and frequent urination.
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Nalwe
Dean's
Tean's
Byrnes Puts Reds On Spot In Paris Peace Talks
Secretary Byrnes asserted confidence a summer peace conference would form for Europe, citing UN Assembly intervention if needed. He warned against expecting a quick settlement, noting limited progress at Paris and stressing U.S. resolve against compromising with Moscow on core issues.
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Moscow
United States
Byrnes
Molotov
Stalin
General Assembly of the
United Nations
CITES
Paris
Europe
Pepper
D.fla
Plane Hits Skyscraper Near Wall Street Offices
A plane crashed into the Atlas Corporation offices at 40 Wall Street and 33 Pine Street after failing to clear the Empire State building area. Police recovered bodies and debris on the street and within the Atlas offices. The pilot and crew were reportedly ejected. a valise with clothing surfaced on a ledge, and the Newark control tower confirmed contact near 8 p.m. The Atlas company is led by Floyd Odlum, with wife Jacqueline Cochran noted in society circles.
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Empire State
Atlas Corporation
Bank
Wall Street
Pine Street
Floyd Odlum
Macqueline Cochran
Mier
Atlas
Band
Newark Iirport
OS P.m
Stay Weather Forecast Note From Fragmented OCR Text
The readable parts mention weather data like precipitation totals for the past four hours, forecast times, and sun and moon details. It includes references to May 3 and daily sunrise and sunset times, but many portions are garbled. The intended report seems to summarize precipitation, temperatures, and astronomical data for a specific day, though clarity is limited due to OCR errors.
Stolen Kit Recovered After Bus Station Arrest
Radio patrolman Leo Hassman arrested a 16 year old girl at the Greyhound bus station after a description from Mrs. Victoria Metting of Goliad. The make up kit was found and the youth was held for juvenile authorities. A purse with Ruth E. Hoskins’s name and $18 was linked to theft at an Austin highway tavern. The girl, from South San Antonio, admitted running away from the state reform school for girls.
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Leo Hassman
Greyhound
Victoria Metting
Goliad
Bowen
Liegir
Ruth E. Hoskins
South Presa Street
Miss Hoskins
Auto Causes Youths Capture at Soul Hackberry Street
Atlantomoone reports a 14 year old boy linked to a $35 heist at a firing station on Soul Hackberry street. Archie Smith found two youths at the register. One fled on a bicycle, the other was caught awaiting juvenile authorities. the captured boy denied knowledge of the missing $3.3.
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Soul Hackberry Street
Archie Smith
Smith
Juvenil
False Alarm Causes Panic at OPA Office
City detectives rushed to the OPA office on the fifth floor of Transit Tower Monday morning after a push of the ADT alarm button sparked a lockdown. It was a false alarm with no danger or injuries reported.
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OPA
Pene A&d
Hard Times of Polio Continue
Polio news from Cincinnati area reports medical chiefs and sanitation experts in the health department reviewing progress. DDT claimed to halt flies at the city dump while open toilets and sewer bypass to Mitchell Lake drew criticism. Norman McDonald from New York trained fogging crews to operate machines. Two polio victims hospitalized in Lubbock, with doctors noting infections likely contracted elsewhere. Out of town, 12 year old Georgia MacKubala of Columbus was moved to Houston for polio treatment and 20 year old Tommy Mantis, an ex service man in San Angelo, was struck Monday with a disease described as poliomyelitis or malaria.
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Cincinnati Avenue
Ther
Ridgewood Court
Health Department
Marvel
Mitchell Lake Eye
Norman McDonald
New York
San Antonio
Hie Gily
Lubbock
Georgia Mac Kubala
Columbus
Houston Hospital
Tommy Mantis
San Angelo
Mother Accuses Son With Theft
A 19 year old boy faced burglary charges after his mother Mrs Concepcion Lopez of 506 Camaron street identified him as the suspect in a theft from her home a watch and gold chain. Other thefts included a dress from Mary I Lopez 1710 West Salinas and a record player from Melvin Levin 326 Fair avenues both taken from cars on West Commerce and West Crocket streets.
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Concepcion Lopez
Camaron Street
Julio
Mary I. Lopez
West Salinas Street
West Commerce Street
Melvin Levin
Fair Avenas
West Crocket Sirerl
Miss Mary Luchte Rites Arranged
Funeral services for Miss Mary Luchte eight of 318 Blum Street will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Alamo Funeral Home with a requiem mass at St Josephs Church at 7 45 a m Msgr Peter J Schnetzer officiating Interment will be in St Josephs Cemetery Miss Luchte was a member of St Elizabeth s Society and the Third Order of St Francis
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Mary Luchte
Blum Street
Alamo
St. Joseph's Church
Peter J. Schnetzer
Luchte
St. Elizabeth’s Society
Third Order of St. Francis
Io St. Joseph's Cemetery
Services Set For Mrs Branham at Zizik Kearns and St Marys
Services will be held Wednesday at Zizik Kearns chapel and 8:15 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church for Nellie Branham 72 a San Antonio resident of 35 years. She died Monday at her daughter Mrs E D Shackiett home 805 East Quincy Street Interment will be in St Marys cemetery with Rev John Quimivan officiating
Council of Churches Meeting Canceled in San Antonio
The monthly executive meeting of the San Antonio Council of Churches scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at Travis Park Methodist Church was canceled due to health concerns. Mrs Karl Fine announced the cancellation on Tuesday.
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San Antonio
Sam Houston High to Reopen for Report Cards
Sam Houston High and the three elementary schools of district No. 16 will reopen at 9 a m Friday for students to receive report cards and sums in books. Superintendent M R Hinninger announced. Graduation exercises will be held Friday and Saturday nights at Sam Houston High on Holmgren road.
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Sam Houston High School
Chhildren
M. R. Hininger
Sat Houston High School
Holmgren Road
John C Mason to Be Buried in Jonesboro
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for John Calvin Mason 6 of AQC Berkshire Avenue at Akers Funeral Home with Rev A V Boand officiating The body will be taken to Jonesboro for interment information lines indicate burial in Jonesboro and a local funeral home is named
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John C. Mason
Jonesboro
John Calvin Mason
AQC
Berkshire Avenue
Akers Funeral Home
A. V. Boand
Jonesbore
Byrnes Lists Six Uncompromising US Demands on Moscow
Secretary of State Byrnes outlined six non negotiable issues with Moscow including a planned peace conference, Trieste's fate, Balkans economic ties, long term Germany disarmament, a German peace treaty, and the evocation and restoration of Austria. He noted Soviet opposition blocked several proposals and warned that foreign troops would keep military communications active in Romania, Hungary, and perhaps Italy.
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Washington
State Byrnes
United States
Moscow
Trieste
Italy
Byres
Britain
France
Russia
Yugoslavia
Balan
Balkans
Byrnes
Molotov
Germany
Stalin
Soviet Union
Paris
Austria
Fier
Romania
Hungary
Waly
Windstorm Hits Nuevo Laredo Border Gate Toll
A May windstorm wrecked parts of Nuevo Laredo causing two deaths and about twenty injuries. Officials estimate $2,000,000 in damage with a massive national lottery sign toppled at the border bridge entrance. The five minute storm brought wind speeds of 75 to 80 mph along with hail and rain. In Texas weekend tornadoes, another death occurred as Mrs. J L Howard, 77, and her husband perished in Stoneburg.
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Nuevo Laredo
Texas
J. L. Howard
Stoneburg
Uniforms Must Fit Army Told by Secretary Patterson
Washington May 21 The secretary of war orders proper sizing of uniforms for all personnel including rookies and veterans. No more 36s in 42s or oversized overcoats for any soldier. If stock lacks correct size, an outfit on hand must be altered to fit. TRUCK HURTS TWO Police say a truck struck two pedestrians injuring Van Gores and Santos Rodriguez.
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Connaily
W.texas
Senate
Vandenberg
R.mich
Byrnes
Paris
Europe
Washington
Patterson
van Gores
Gakota Street
Santos Rodriguez
Meerscheidt Streel
Coulter to Arrive At Post to Lead Fourth Army
Maj. Gen. John B. Coulter, former commander of the S51n Infantry division, is set to report to Fort Sam Houston to assume his new duties with the Fourth Army under Gen Jonathan M. Weinwright, coming from Fort McClellan Alabama where he led the Infantry Replacement Training Center.
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John B. Coulter
Maly
Fort Sam Houston
Fourth Army
Jonathan M. Weinwright
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Sam
Italy Decorates Charles A Ellis With Military Cross
Charles A Ellis an agent in the San Antonio Secret Service office received the Military Cross from the Italian government on Tuesday. The honor, second only to the D S C, honors his valor and self sacrifice in the Italian campaign. Ellis, a lieutenant colonel of mechanized cavalry, also holds two Purple Hearts and the Silver and Bronze Stars.
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Charles A.” Ellis
San. Antonio
D. S.C
U.S. Army
Elis
Ellis
Iwo
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