Aviators’ Gulf flight returns to Langley after training trip
Brig. Gen. A. N. Krogstad of the Second Wing with officers and mechanics completed a navigation training flight in their 8 17 aircraft. They departed Kelly Field at 3 a.m. Wednesday non stop to Langley, routing over the Gulf of Mexico to Tampa and returning north. General Krogstad also attended the graduation of his son, 4. N. Krogerad Jr., from Jefferson High School.
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Gulf
A. N. Koregsted
General Headquarters Air Force
Langley Field
Mying Fortress
Kelly Field
Gulf of Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Lateleyfeld
General Krogstad
N. Krogerad Jr
Jefferson High School
Alcatraz Pair Face Death For Plot
In San Francisco on May 25 two Alcatraz inmates faced murder charges in a planned escape attempt that left a guard and another convict dead. The case follows the death of senior custodial officer BR. G C. Cling, 36, from injuries, and explains that the execution, if ordered, would be in California’s new lethal gas chamber at San Quentin.
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Ban Francisco
California
Alcatraz Federal Prison
BR. G C. Cling
United States
A. J. Zirpali
Cline
Marine Hospital
Thomas R. Limerick
Hufus Franklin
James C. Luras
Tiro
James A. Johnstons
Zirpoli
San Quentin Prison
Six S A Students to Attend Camp at Camp Bullis
Six San Antonians and senior R O T C graduates from A and M College of Texas are ordered to nine weeks of active duty training at Camp Bullis per the National Division HQ. The group includes Ari T. Rolinsos P O Hex 1147 Arthur Paul Buzzini Gerald Preston Lerner 2019 West Mag Delia Avenue Trevis Edward Perivenot 306 East Evergreen Albert Charles Slee Jr 1231 West Martin Lee Marion Sommers 1314 West Ashby Place.
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San Antonians
A. and
M. College of Texas
Camp Bullis
Federal Building
Ari T. Rolinsos
P. O. Hex
Arthur Paul Buzzini
Alamo Building
Gerald Preston Lerner
West Mag
Delia Avenue
Trevis Edward Perivenot
Evergreen Street
Albert Charles Slee Jr
Martin Street
Lee Marion Sommers
Ashby Place
France Denied Asking United States to Join Peace Push
Paris May 25 United States Ambassador William C Bullitt denied today that France had asked the United States to join her and Great Britain in preserving peace in the Czechoslovak crisis Sources close to the foreign office had said Georges Bonnet French foreign minister sought American support of pacific efforts in Central Europe Bonnets appeal had met a cool reception and one report said Bullitt had answered with a definite refusal in line with American policy of non interference in European affairs An American embassy statement however denied the authenticity of the report.
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Paris
United States
William C. Bullitt
France
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Georges Bonnet
Europe
Bonnets
Bullitt
Dentist Dr Franz Stumpf Returns From Indiana Meet
San Antonio dentist Dr Franz William Stumpf has returned from Indianapolis where he lectured to the Indiana State Dental Association on Cloth Lip and Cleft Felate Correction and Preventive Dentistry Vincent's Infection. His scientific papers have appeared in the Journal of the American Dental Association and in Australia and Japan.
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Franz William Stumpf
San Antonio
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Dental Association
Stumpf
Vincent
Journal
The
American Dental Association
Australia
Japan
Two Positions Open in Federal Setup
The United States civil service commission announced two openings in the government engineering department. A foreman core driller position pays $1860 annually and a driller runner earns the same rate. Applications will be accepted until June 30.
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United States Civil Service Commission i
Government Engineering Department
Commission
Fort Sam Hospital Head Plans Trip to Washington
Col W. Lee Hart, commander at Fort Sam Hospital, will leave Thursday for Washington to confer with Surgeon General Charles B Reynolds. He will remain on detached service for 10 days and visit Walter Reed General Hospital as part of the trip.
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Fort Sam Hospital
W. Lee Hart
Randolph Field
Washington
Charles 8. Reynolds Satur
Reed General Hospital
US reports export surplus rise in April
Washington May 25. The United States recorded an export surplus for April of 114,975,000 more goods sold abroad than bought. The Commerce Department reported the April figures. For the first four months the year end surplus stood at 435,312,000, versus a 131,183,000 import excess in the same months last year.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Power System Men Stage Walkout Over Jurisdiction
Electrical workers along the Colorado River Valley transmission line from Marble Falls to Marshall Ford dam walked out in protest of what unions call an unauthorized act by the Colorado River Board. The dispute over which union installs steel switching racks at Buchanan dam sparked the walkout and a later lodge with the interior department.
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Austin
INS
Colorado River Valley
Marble Falls
Marshall Ford Dam
Éirike
Colorado River Board
Buchanan Dam
Colo~ Radio River
Department of the Interior
J.W. Null
San Antonio Electrical Workers’ Union
Null
San Antonis
Woman Under Bond in Narcotics Case
Commissioner Paul A. Lockett placed Antonia Reyes 28 of 311 South Concha Street under bond of 1500 after a hearing on a federal narcotics complaint. Reyes was charged with possession of 210 grains of marijuana in cigarette form.
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Paul A. Lockbert
Antonia Reyes
South Concha Street
Miss Reyes
Alamo Baptized as Baptist Church Scene
A sightseeing bus driver overheard a tourist enter the baptistry at the Alamo and remark that it looked like a Hapjet church. The Alamo was reportedly rechristened as a Baptist church on the spot.
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Alamo
Teddy Perry
Baptistry
Happiness Rules From Phelps On Marriage And Faith
New York May 25 Dr William Lyon Phelps, famed college professor, outlines two happiness rules: marry young and build character through religion at home. He cites cases like President Harper to show marriage growth despite hardship. Core guidance: never leave the house after marriage without a kiss, share bed for 20 years, and cultivate character via religion at home as the path to lasting happiness.
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New York
William Lyon Phelps
America
Phelps
Dr. Phelps
Hel
President Harper of
University of Chicago
Credit Man Warns Suitors At Texas Meeting
Dallas May 25 Ins The heart sick young men who shop on credit are warned their prospective wives may study their credit ratings. San Antonio speaker C Witch ell of the Texas Credit association urged caution noting sweet young things may not be fooled. He cited cases where women checked boy friends credit before marriage.
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Dallas
INS
Texas
C. Witchell
San Antonio
Witchell
Deane
Mexican Rail Lines Re State Conditions Unchanged
W H Furon g, head of the Pan American Highway association, says conditions on Mexico's national railways are entirely not normal, despite threats of revolution in the southern republic, via L. Valies, railroad traffic agent. Meanwhile Livestock markets from across the nation convene in Los Angeles for the 50th annual National Livestock Exchange convention.
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National Railways
Mexico
W. H. Furong
Pan-American Highway Assptiation
L. Val~ Ies
Los Angeles
National
Live~ Stock Exchange
Spain Loyalists Push Attack at Tremp and Halague
Spain's government offensive against insurgents in Catalonia expanded to frontal assaults on Sort Tremp and Balsguer as Gen Franco's forces resist in northeastern Spain. The four day drive follows Teruel’s fall in December, with Tremp’s hydro plants key to Barcelona power and a 9,000-strong government force pressing to shrink the Segre River bridgehead.
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Hendaye
France
Catalonia
Sort
Tremp
Balsguer
Gentral
Franco
Unes
Spain
Teruel
Bar~ Iélona
Halaguer
Segre Fver
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Menger Hotel
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