European War Tension Erodes Europe Yet Tense
International News Service reports easing war tension across Europe though Czechoslovakia fears a Nazi coup. Prague shows Edouard Benes winning repute in municipal votes while Sudeten Germans solidify momentum. Britain France and Czechs aim for a just settlement as Hitler cautions and German officials push claims.
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Czechoslovakia
Prague
Edouard Benes
Ronald Henlein
Lamndon
Hitler
Carrho- Bavakia
Great Britain
Neville Chamberes
Bernhardstahl
Minters
Perel
Ramu Krolta
Obituary notices from San Antonio area residents
Multiple memorial notices list survivors, services, and burial details for William Waller Wenner 62 of San Antonio Ella Teel Augustina Hickman John B. McKenzie Alice Martin Sadie Moore and other local residents. Each notice names survivors including spouses children siblings and parents with service dates at St Patrick Church and local chapels and burial at Mission Burial Park or Mobile interment plans.
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William Waller Wenner
San Antonis
Pierce Street
San Antonio
Asseration
Surrivora
Mmm Webber
Willian’ W
Lawrences W. Webber
Deseph
Webber
Washington
Ray Burnhard
Ean Antonio
Julius Gold Charles Webber
Warne Com
San Antonia
Homer Cummings to Speak by Radio Address
General Homer Cummings will speak over the NBC radio system at 8 30 p m Sunday the address described as significant by W R Smith of Washington D C Cummings then served as attorney general and the talk is expected to cover federal prison reform and national policy objectives with emphasis on law and order measures
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Homer Cummings
Homer Cammangs
V. A. Auurvey General
N. B.C
Gyeteni
R. Smith Ir
Atenies
City parks map shows over two thousand acres in San Antonio
Bexar Facts notes San Antonio's park system covers more than 2000 acres with 86 parks and playgrounds. The piece references local figures and stray garbled names, reflecting a fragmented OCR read of a city feature on municipal recreation.
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San Antonis
Theo Weiss
Texas
Zuming
Planing
Zonbsg
City Hell
Lloyd Bieger
Gladys Coy
Western Union Tissenger
Campatgey
John R. Shook
Walter Francis Mary
Dickie
Font Perso
Neokernd
Deneiie Gaorge
Juhier Ram Wer
Colikineice
Gonlel
Grain Market Fluctuations Press Wheat Prices Down
Chicago market reports show wheat futures hitting daily lows as selling pressure rose, with declines of about two cents per bushel. European demand and North American totals influenced prices while oats and corn posted mixed moves across San Antonio and regional exchanges.
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Chicago
Pune
Sibsequest Ralurs
Hewarts
Europe
Ilsan
Saturdip
Gornwan
San Antonio
San Amonio
Cotton Market Slumps Amid Weather and Market Caution
In New Orleans May 29 AP reports a mixed cotton session with early declines and brief steadying as July through May futures traded narrowly around prior levels. Weather was unfavourable and foreign markets steadied, but cautious trading persisted amid a sluggish demand outlook and speculative activity.
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New Orleans
Polata
Prives
Shorts
London Silver and Metals Market Summary May 22 23
London and New York metal and currency notes show silver and copper prices edging up and down. Bonds and bills move little as traders note steady rates and modest futures shifts amid mixed market signals.
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London Metals
London
Coaper
Lard Sydt
Pounts
Yger Uonex
Brew York
Fms
Ste. Od
Exchence
New York Reserve, Bank
Wool Market and Foreign Exchange Report Reads Mixed
May 23 reports from New York show mixed wool market with spot and forward prices varied across regions including St Louis Levis and Eastern Pennsylvania. Aluminum and antimony prices listed, while foreign exchange coverage notes Britain, France, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark with fluctuating rates and activity. a later dispatch from Buenos Aires describes cargo movements from Los Angeles amid market uncertainty.
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York Metals
New York
Spot and Dearby
Gates Kread
St Louis
Aleady
St. Levis
Tron
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Alabama
Great Britain
Britain
Imercet
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Norway
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Sweden
Denmark
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Sugar and Coffee Prices Shift in Market Tone
The report notes shifts in the sugar and coffee markets with prices moving up to 24 and 04, while other terms indicate tighter margins. It mentions early March activity and a brief reference to a specific instrument at 2.89 with a later drop of 2 to 3 points, reflecting overall price movement.
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Pitsuger
Sim Nypathy
Market sketch amid glacial trading and mixed signals
VicTORUBANK and KEW SORK report a cautious stock market start with few gains in steels and utilities while many blue chips show uneven moves. Investors eyed Federal policy and wage measures as volatility lingered, with optimism tempered by fears of recession and mixed commodity performance.
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago and New York Markets
Chicago and New York produce reports show mixed poultry and egg prices, with live poultry, dressed hens, and turkeys trading on steady to firm demand. Prices vary by grade and weight, with color varieties and Plymouth Rock listings noted, alongside potato market details and regional supply pickups.
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Bay
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Weste
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Express
Jamaica strikes halt city as workers walk out
In Kingston labor strife spreads as sanitation workers quit, dock workers join the walkout, forcing all business houses to close and prompting clashes with authorities. The May 1 anniversary unrest underscores mounting tension in Jamaica’s capital.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Top Slashed Out of Parked Automobile Incident
A report describes a disturbance near 410 Saith San Matcos where a vehicle was damaged and a suspect, Gareth, linked to the event. The Monday incident involved a siren, pollen references, and unclear details about theft of a felt item and other items from the auto, with witnesses noting disruption.
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Gareth
San Matcos
Siren
Fort Worth and Chicago Livestock Market Roundup
Early reports from Fort Worth Chicago and other hubs show steady to higher hogs and mixed cattle trends. Slaughter cows and bulls weaken slightly while yearlings and calves hold firm. feeders and stockers show active demand across regions with top pork prices around 8.70 and cattle bids bouncing between markets.
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Chicago
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Waihe Tower
S&usace
Coora
California
Louis Livestock
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USDA
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Texas
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Kansas City
Rites Planned for Pioneer Bishop Former U.S. Marshal
Funeral services planned for Thomas Bishop a former United States marshal who died in June at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Bishop moved to San Antonio from Bastrop and was a cattleman and local official. Survivors include widow Letitia and two daughters Mrs. McKennon and Mrs. Dwyer, plus 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services at Porter Laverue Chapel with burial in San Jose.
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Pemberton Bishop
United States
Lus
Woodrow Wlot
San Antonio
Bastrop
Episcopal Church
lMaronte Jorge
Woodmen of
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WO. McKennon
Beaumont
James M. Dwyer
Porter Lave Rues Yhapel
I. B. Hill Offlciml
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A.B
Owner of Runaway Plane Faces Charge
Babylon, May 23. Captain Vey V. B'Annunzio, 49, whose runaway airplane injured a woman, was charged with third degree assault. The pilot clung to the tail as the craft veered and crashed through a fence, crushing Susie Jones and her husband’s car. Officials said the pilot failed to block the plane before cranking. Captain D Annunzio served with the Thiiga forces in World War I and became an American citizen in 1924.
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United States
Civil Service P T A Council Plans Open Positions
The United States Civil Service Commission advertises ten upcoming openings in animal husbandry genetics and veterinary fields with salaries from 2600 to 4600 plus a medical technician role at 100. Applications due by June 20, under age 53. San Antonio Teachers’ Council spring school at Boy Scout home includes leadership talks, demonstrations, and a covered dish luncheon followed by officer installations and a report on the national convention.
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Senlor Ganc
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Arian
United States Public Health Service
San Antonio
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N. D. ‘Taylor
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J. F. Cunninghay
R. H. Fairbanks
H. 0. Wohrmuyd
Biering
Salt Lake City
Tires for Vacation Pay Is Proposed in Akron News
Negotiators for the union and the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. met to settle a dispute over vacations amid plant shutdowns at Akron plants. Union spokesmen said company reps refused vacations with pay and proposed a tire grant instead. Five years service would earn one week of vacation and thirty years two weeks.
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United Butracy
F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Rubinoff Undergoes Emergency Abdominal Operation
In Battle Creek on May 2, violinist Dave Rubinoff remained in critical condition after an emergency abdominal operation to remove 80 abscesses from the peritoneal cavity. Dr. Walter T. Martin stated a blood transfusion was given as Rubinoff recovered from the May 5 procedure following an earlier emergency appendectomy.
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Rubinoff
Seaman Mitten Mudd Buried After San Diego Crash
Funeral services were held in Pearsall for Mitten Mudd 21 who died Monday in San Diego of injuries from a head on automobile crash. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Andrew Mudd and brothers and sisters, with Doey day serving in the United States Navy at the time of his death.
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Puneral
Mitten Mudd
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Calif
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Junior Chamber Dance recalls California ’49 era
San Antonio Junior Chamber plans a retro dance at Steve's Plate on Castroville Road Saturday night. Members will recreate the 1849 California gold rush mood with period costumes. Prizes will reward the best outfit. A C Buss and Lloyd Wright serve as co chairmen.
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Enamoly
Od Commerce
California
Steve's Plate
Sven Wiles
Castroville Road
A. C. Buss
Lloyd Wright
San Antonians Accepted by Navy in 35 Applicant List
The Navy accepted 35 applicants for service, with 19 San Antonians on the roster. Louis Hay announced the news from the local office. The list is to be published at the end of the week.
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Unites States Navy
Louis Hay
Abe Re
Credit Men Open Session at Dallas Convention
Three Texas retail credit organizations opened a four day joint convention in Dallas. The Retail Merchants' Association of Triag the Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas and the Texas Retail Credit Bureaus Inc represent the attendees.
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Texas
The
Retail Merchants' Association of Triag
Associated Retail Credit Men of Texas
Texas Retail Credit Bureaus, Inc
Premier Meet in Prague Over German Minority Crisis
May 23 report from Praha states Konrad Henlein, leader of the German minority seeking autonomy, meets Premier Mian Hoennamet to defuse the escalating dispute that threatened Europe. Henlein reportedly returned to the capital by air after a trip from Vienna amid reports of German troop withdrawals along the Czechoslovak border.
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Konrad Henlein
Mian Hoennamet
Europe
Henlein
Vienna
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House Breaks Pay Hour Bill Debate Blockade
Washington May 23 The house broke its rules committee blockade of the revised wage hour bill today by a 213 to to force the legislation to the floor despite the committee’s refusal to give it preferential status Debates limited to four hours as war leaders press efforts at a southern point to make the measure more flexible possibly delaying a final vote tomorrow.
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BOARD OF COLLEGE PLAN FOR NEXT YEAR
The San Antonio junior college wire operates next year under the same plan as last year with Aly agreement reached by the board of educators. The board cannot make definite appropriation at school opening, but may provide during the year to cover deficits. Student fees will fund operations with supplemental appropriations to cover deficiencies. The school budget next year is set at 46000, with a budget for appropriations being prepared by BR. Nednon.
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Injuries Reported Across San Antonio This Week
Several San Antonians were treated in hospitals after knife attacks and accidents. Robert Lyonk, 24, was stabbed at Dolorcea Street and Main Avenue. Martine, 32, stabbed on South Santa Rosa Street. Pred Padilla, 424 West Nueva Street, also injured in a knife attack at Monterey and South Santa Rosa. Silvester Gonzales, 7, fell from a truck with a head gash. Mrs. T L Lowery reported dog bite on Hess Street. David Colungo, 15, cut while swimming at San Pedro Parks.
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Dolorcea Street
Main Avenue
Te County Hospital
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Sharp
Santa Rosa
Robert B. Green
Padilla
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Nueva Street
Monterey
Santa Rose Avenue
Silvester Gonzales
Boutr Coihe
T. L. Lowery
Poller
Hess Street
David Colungo
Odell Strovb
Belkeap Place
San Pedro Parks
Mulberry Street Bridge Completed
A new bridge on Mulberry Street in Lynckenridge is completed and set to open soon. Traffic will be limited during week traffic will be managed as approaches are graded and surfaced. City funds of 1000 for materials and 270 for materials plus 1900 for labor are noted as the NYA project share.
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Puyge
Guunesy Street
Lynckenridge
Maps Presented to Housing Authority Piva Naps Prepared
Maps prepared for the local housing authority by city sanitating engineer D S Stanley were presented to the housing authority Monday. The documents show locations of sewers water lines gas units and kms service to be covered by the housing project.
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Piva
Carrier Killed as Bomb Explodes in Rotterdam Fatal Incident
A bomb in a bag exploded today in Rotterdam, killing the carrier and wounding passers-by. Police think the device targeted Heine Titen, a German national recently implicated in espionage but now in this country, near the party location.
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Rotterdam
Fae Newerana
Germany
Partie
Revenue case bond posted for Ramaldo Serda arrest
A $500 bond was posted in a revenue case for Ramaldo Serda of an address on North Fecos Street after an arrest by agent Maryin J. Pediat of the alcohol tax unit. The appearance occurred before the commissioner on Saturday.
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Fecos Street
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Roaring in Head Bug Found in Ear at Local Hospital
Mrs Lilly Harver 46 of 714 West Myrtle Street went to Robe ro B Grean hospital for an examination after reporting roaring in her head. Medical attendants removed a small bug from her right ear.
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Myrtle Street
jRobero B. Grean Hospital
Mayor Quin Buys First Buddy Poppy at Veterans Event
Mayor Quin announces purchase of the first Buddy Poppy No. 1 for the Veterans of Foreign War, with May 22 set for the sale. The donor is linked to the salax committee and Sgt. 7.R. Caditters, amid a local fundraising effort. Grant Kendall, a Missfont fruit grower, profits from a rabbit sideline and plans to house a 1938 rabbit crop in church spaces, estimating about 14,000 animals.
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Poppy Bayar
C.K
Veterans of Foreign War
Anary Tee Cadiness
Salax Committee
Grant Kendall
Citres
Heat excesses prompt warnings on local weather pattern
In San Antonio an excess of 334 degrees since January 1 signals unusual heat, with daily averages about 2 degrees warmer than the 53 year record through mid January. Early 1937 showed a 168 degree deficiency, and May 193? brought a notable excess. Meteorologist JR Jarhoe notes sun shifts and potential grain and cotton damage from the heat, while cloudy days moderate the overall warmth.
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Coal Weather Bureau
JR. Jarhoe
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