War Mothers Leader to Visit San Antonio in May
Wirs W. E. Achiltree national president of the American War Mothers will visit San Antonio on Saturday May 25 for a one day stop. She will meet the local chapter Saturday afternoon at the Gunter and will be hosted at a dinner that night before departure.
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W. E. Achiltree
Indianapolis
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American War Mothers
San Antonio
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Achiltre
Gunter
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Story Institute Planned in San Antonio by Annie L McKinnon
Annie L McKinnon president of the National Story Lase will conduct a Story Institute this week in San Antonio. A recital of stories is set for Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Henry Mrougat 1216 North Maryla Street. At 10 30 a m Saturday she will meet parents Scout leaders Sunday school teachers and others for a discussion at the public library.
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Story Institute
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Annie L. McKinnon
National Story Lase
San Antonio
Physics Professor Plans Lecture on Wave Theory
The Rev Lois T Thein a physics professor at St Marys University will lecture at 8 pm Thursday in the university physics laboratory. The San Antonio section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will meet there with slides showing photographs of shooting waves to accompany the lecture.
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Lois T. Thein
St. Marya University
San Antonio
American State of Flectyiing
Kiwanis Urges Mediation and Fingerprinting Rules
Kiwanis International passed multiple resolutions at its final convention session urging permanent mediation boards to settle labor disputes, advocating better methods over strikes and lockouts. It also urged federal fingerprinting and registration of aliens, with citizenship filings within three years and deportation for noncompliance. The group pledged to support peace and uphold its trade ideals amid global tensions.
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Kiwanis International
Numcipal
Getious
Ste Olle
United States
Congress of
Anes
Kiwanis
Suits to Recover Bonds Delayed in Federal Court
Two lawsuits filed by Connecticut Fire Insurance Co and Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co seek recovery of government bonds stolen in Chicago or their value. Judge Ry a McKilllan postponed the cases to the fall term of the federal court. The insurers seek $15,000 and $31,000 respectively.
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Com Mercial National Bank
Chicago
Rya. McKilllan
Connecticut. Fire Insurance Company
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OGONSTABLES TO LOSE JOBS IN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MOVE
In Bexit County the commission plans to revoke three acting constables after criticism from the Criminal District Court grand jury. Commissioner Albert G. Trawalter announced the decision following a district attorney opinion deeming acting appointments legal. The affected constables are M. N. Revard, W. B. Hauck, and J. C. Rice, with the grand jury urging limits on wholesale traffic arrests as the county absorbs a newLicense next year.
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Aetlagrara
Albert G. Trawaller
Trawalter
John R. Shook
Ee Court
Ance
M.N. Revard
Brecinet
W. B. Hauck
J. C. Rice
Rourk
San Antonio Chamber Campaign Aims to Clear Indebtedness
More than 700 chamber workers begin a $169 drive led by A. J. McKenzie at a Gunter hotel rally. Forty division leaders and 102 teams plan to contact 30000 prospects to raise funds for eliminating a $10,000 indebtedness and meeting a $60,000 budget with a $20,000 contingency. One all women team led by Mrs. Preston Dial will contact prospects. Mexican chamber officials and Kiwanis join, with ERB Inzano directing the Mexican effort and club groups assisting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gunter
A. J. McKenzie
San Antonio
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Tungheon
Preston Dial
Alex Adama
K. Quin
Phil Wright
Sally Perry
3. F. King
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Sommerte
Erb Inzano
Mexiten
Iwanls Club
WIM
Dts
Chamber
William Ochst
Reagan Fouston
A. J. McKenie
R. D. Bareslay
J. Ky Beretta
L H. Frost
Frans Groos
Walter B. Napier
Col
W. B. Tattle
Rabbi Delivers Sermon on Observing or Transgressing
Rabbi David Tamarkin will speak on Observing or Transgressing at regular services at Agudas Achim synagogue at 8 p.m. Friday. The Rev D Kanter and choir will chant. At 10 a.m. Sunday, Agudas Achim religious school holds commencement exercises in the synagogue auditorium with prizes for essays and scholarships. The rabbi will bless children whose birthdays fall in May and September.
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David Tamarkin
Agudas Achim Synagogue
Little Theater Elects Officers
Charles George was elected president of the San Antonio Little Theater and Mrs. Paul Adams and Joe Clay Roberts, vice presidents at a meeting of directors and members at the Municipal auditorium Wednesday. The following directors were named: Mita, Gilbert Devman, Gilbert Lang, Mrs. Merrill Bishop, Jim Maveritz, AT Minor, Dan Oppenheimes, Miss Mildred Baskin, Mary Coulka Watliser, Elizabeth Marvin and Leo Brewer, retiring president, Selection of a treasurer and secretary is postponed.
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Charles George
San Antonio
Three San Antonians Elected Fraternal Eagles Officers
Street Commissioner Paul Stefflerci reported at the Galveston annual convention that three San Antonians were elected officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The San Antonio officers named were William J. Moody as worthy chaplain Willem T. Seutex as secretary and William Moles as trustee. San Antonio was chosen as the 1936 convention city. Traffic surveys in California show 58 percent or more of the automobile miles traveled with cities.
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