Mr Chips and Rose of Washington Square in Film Review
The critic hails the English classic "Mr Chips" and James Hilton's story, calling the film a superb work under great direction. Tyrone Power shines, Jolson delivers stage-rooted artistry, and Bette Davis in Dark Victory adds star power, with Oscar-level performances and enduring entertainment value.
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Damon
Sam Woot
England
Ite
Mr. Cripsy
Metro- Goldwyn = Mayer
Hiavies
Sam
Chips
Nes
James Hilton
Bam Wood
Syth
New York City
Astor Theater
Jolson
Bette Davis
Dinner to Start Boys' Club Drive
A Victory dinner program to begin the San Antonio Boys' Club drive Monday at 6 pm features a film Sullding Boys and club entertainment. Eight nationalities will be represented as 475 workers attend the event at 2 Colosota street gymnasium. Dick Jahoran will explain activities for over 40 underprivileged boys.
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San Antonio Boys’ Cclb
Boyas
Colosota Street
Dick Jahoran
Benny Morrequin
James
Roark
Danny Drechen
O. P. Schnabel
Campaian
Frank Hovell Funeral Held After Snookover Refinery Blast
Funeral services for Frank Rae Hovell were set for 5 p.m. Monday at St Mark's Church with Rev Everett Jones officiating. A former San Antonio resident, he died last Friday in Snookover after injuries from an oil refinery explosion. A Jersey City native, he served in the U S Army during the Bonnich American War and moved to San Antonio in 1927 to supervise the Gayburg oil refinery. He was a vestryman at St Mark's, a member of Kiwanis and Masonry, and formerly San Antonio’s first Boy Scout commissioner. He left a widow Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hovell, two sons Bergen and Frank Hovell, and a daughter Mrs Henry Steinbener of San Antonio.
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Frank Raegeet
Sninckover
Ark
Monady
S St Mark's Church
Everett Jones
San Antonio
Jersey City
U. 9
Texas
Gayburg
St. Mirk's
Kiwantsel
Hexar County
Italy
Auralyora
Mary Elizabeth Hovell
Zona
Bergen
Frank Hovell
Henry Steinbener
Dimmit Pioneer Claimed by Death
Dimmit County mourns the passing of a pioneer described as the first white child born in the settlement and the first sheriff of Dimmit. Survivors include a son Alfred Tumlinson of Carviz Springs and several daughters and kin.
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Dimmit Pioneer
Carrizo Bris
Ben Thynathawae
Nant County
Waa Kon
Dow
Repatriates to Mexico depart for Matamoros colony
Fifty Mexicans leave Kenedy for the Matamoros colony as immigration officials arrange trucks and transport to Corpus Christi. A border patrolman accompanies the party, with plans to return groups from San Antonio and Beaumont in the coming days.
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Kenedy
Matutovas
Wudaon
del Rin
Corpus Christi
Matamoros
Onur Josefe
San Antonie
Corpus Davisth
Josefe
Beaumont
Josefa
Matamoréa
Texas Herefords Arrive in Montana Roundup
One of the largest movements of cattle in Montana in years was completed as 1100 Texas Herefords were placed on the Willowcreek Ranch near Roundup. The cattle were shipped by rail from Texas aboard Western Cathio Company stock cars.
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Texas
Montana
Mont
Cathio Company
Willowreek
Produce Market Sees Plum Crop Lead Week’s Trade
Market reports indicate a ahork plum crop will feature on the San Antonio produce market this week with limited early movement. Prices shown for apples, berries, citrus, and other vegetables reflect a broad range, as crews expect bulk sales later in the week amid shifting weather and supply.
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San Antonio
Bence
California
Cantalauper
Arkatana Plea
Sewlen
Daly Products
Polity Wien
Grabis
Commusion Market
sApples
Waah
Swneaap
New Mexico
al Wale
Outona
Texas Cattle Market Strength Persists In San Antonio
Demand remains strong in the San Antonio cattle trade as receipts show 1100 cattle 1800 calves and 200 hogs. Hog prices lag cattle. top prices near 6.60 per hundredweight this week. Fred Kokeruot of Gonzales delivered a load of cattle last week as trucks move into the region amid warm weather.
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San Antoni
San Antono
Lqtter Park
Fred Kokeruot
Goneales
Ban Antonie
Graduation Plans At University Of San Antonio
The three year old University of San Antonio will hold commencement at 8 p.m. on Thursday on campus. 24 bachelor of arts degrees and 36 bachelor of arts degrees in education will be awarded. Dr Alfred H. Nalle, dean of Southwest Texas State Teachers College, San Marcos, will deliver an address. Reverend Albert P. Shirkey and Reverend Samuel L. Terry will offer benedictions. Dr. Charles N. Wunder, university dean, will introduce the class as Jack Ron, president, will confer degrees. The University of San Antonio Orchestra directed by Otto Wick will provide music, with Maydell Miller on vocal, Rob ert Iffrveï on piano, and Jeannette Crlich on viola. Graduates include Lonn R. Crowley, Grace Adele Hargis, Mary Jane Howell, Ethyle Lockett Lave, Mabel Preston, Roberta Meadows, Corinne Miller, Mary Mayzell Milne, Mildred Booly Munn, and others.
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University of Bah Antonio
Alfred H. Nalle
Southwest Texas State Teachers College of San Marcos
Albert P. Shirkey
Travis Fark Mokodletchurch
Samuel L. Terry
Madison Square
Elmurel
Charles N. Wunder
University
Jack- Ron
University of San Antonio Orchestra
Otto Wick
Airo
Muslert
Maydell Miller
Ant
Robyert Iffrvei
Jeannette Crlich
Will Bet
Lonn R. Crowley
Beas Desmuke
Martin Revnice Paster
Gene Auhhrey
Hargis
Grace Adele Hargis
Mary Jane ‘Howee
Ethyle Lockett Lave
Ella Curry Mueller
Mabel Preston
Ida Mae Trial
Margaret von der Stucken
Imogen
Willian Oliver Rishiger
Manel
Anaya
Urbina
Lawrence Hele Wilson
Ely Jenn Woodley
Clifford Zirkel
Florence Smiis Anderson
Exttier W. Beard
Alvan Gertrude Carpenter
Mary Luelliense
Lena le Baron Crandall
Audrey de la Pena
Kathleen Dayrtam
Allne “Duty
Garner Solicitors About His Bantams
Vice President Garner seeks a medical checkup for bantam chicks hatched at his home. He recalls a Dallas area incident where his wife stopped a string of chickens from growing. Garner joked about preferring chickens to most people and warned that the birds are becoming too numerous to ignore.
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Washington
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Tony
Oklahoma youths face federal trial for auto theft
Two Oklahoma youths, Elven Gaddis, 16, and Jimmy Nixon, 18, awaited federal court in San Antonio on Dyer Act charges for transporting a stolen car across state lines. Arrested May 12 in Austin by state highway patrol, they face bond of 1000 dollars each. Gaddis will be tried first. Nixon may be returned to Austin as federal grand jury convenes there.
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Oklahoma
San Antonio
Federal District Court
Austin
United States
Oscar Martin
Elven Gaddis
Anadrveo
Okla
Jimmy Nixon
Bordun
Ace
Atate Nightway Patrolaven
Oklahom- Taxas
Gaddis
Nixon
Austin Coy
Federal Grand Jury
Youth held after 26 mile chase through Evansville roads
Righald Gharies Tolinson, 19, of Evansville Indiana, was arrested after a 26 mile high speed pursuit by Deputy Sheriff Elton Cade and W G Miller. The chase ended when the suspect crashed into utility poles on Zarzanora and Burrage streets. He surrendered and was jailed. A later investigation by Sheriff Schuhle uncovered radios clothing and automobile equipment in the car. A separate complaint charged Johnson Wall with auto theft and plate theft from Gillespie Motor Co.
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Righald Gharies Tolinson
Arras Glvan
Evansville
Ind
Beig
Elton Cade
W. G. Miller
Gostrovine
Holm
Zarzanora Street
Zarramora
Bur Range
Castroville Road
Herift
C.J. Schuehte
Hondo
Schoehle
Italiea Auto
Auto Lo & Newer Cor
Schuelle
Bare Antonie
Schuehle
Bexar
Netam Wages Proclamation Raises Neutrality Demand
Washington on May 22 reports Congressman George Cinkhim of Massachusetts accused Roosevelt of backing British empire at American blood cost. He claimed there is a common belief of a European alliance and urged the president and secretary of state to publicly proclaim United States neutrality in Europe and Asia and to reject entangling alliances.
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Washington
George Cinkhim
Publican
Massachusetts
Great Britain
United States
Vermont
Det Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Wilson Sheriff J in Hospital Here
Bherlie George J Boothe of Wilson County was admitted after a relapse following surgery. He had traveled to a hospital for treatment last month, returned to Floresville, and was retreated to a hospital here on Sunday for a further operation related to his condition.
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Bherlie
George J. Boothe
Wilson County
Boothe
Floresville
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