Arrest of 18 Juveniles Sets S.A. Police Record
San Antonio police record a mass juvenile arrest after a chaotic night with 18 youths in custody, ages 10 to 17, for burglary, robbery, concealed weapons, soliciting, and shoplifting. Several older suspects were taken as well, while concerns from Chief Hopkins urge stricter parental supervision to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Optimists Plan Youth Work Groups Across City
Louis I Siegr president of the San Antonio Optimists club announced at the sixth district convention a youth prevention program. Under 17 and 18 year olds, supervised groups will mow lawns clean windows and perform minor repairs for 0.50 per hour. Wages will be banked to fund vacations for the youths as recreation workers oversee the groups. George Pickens of the Bexar county probation office stressed parental and school influence on character development.
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Conference On
Graduation Scholarships Awarded At Local High Schools
Eleven honor students at Thomas Jefferson High School will receive scholarships during the graduation exercises at the Ener auditorium Tuesday. Recipients include Alvin Whitley Vernon Newton Randoligh Blumberg David Lieberman Elizabeth Ann Barrett and others. Mrs G Orsinger of the Board of Education will award the scholarships with speakers LE Stuts Matt superintendent and Rogers. At Burbank High School the military home will be stressed and thirty boys are in service with diplomas to be presented to absent graduates by parents. Edison High School will have Dean Paul J Schwab as principal speaker at 5 pm and diplomas presented by N Coward president of the board. Bob Hamner and Janet Sansom receive top honors. One hundred fifteen students will graduate across the schools.
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Thomas Jefferson High School
Theener
Alvin Whitley
Vernon Newton
Randoigh Blumberg
David Lieberman
Elizabeth Ann Barrett
Margaret Charmer
Marjorie Livinson
Margery Sewell
Martha ‘Taylor
Jean Tylor
Marjorie Wier
G. Orsinger
Board of Education
Stutsmatt
Rogers
Burbank High School
Thuysdaal BP
Mage
Texas
United States
Henry Zepedal
Irene Fernandez
Southern Association
Paul J. Schwab
Edison High School
M. N. Coward
Board
Juvenile Act Aims to Place Delinquent Youth in Foster Homes
The Texas juvenile court act is seen as a solution to treating pre-delinquent children by Bexar county juvenile officials. It legalizes placing youths in foster or boarding homes approved by county commissioners under state supervision. Foster care is chosen over institutions to help youths adjust, with detention and appeals handled by the juvenile court.
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Texas Jevenue Court
Bexar
Commissioners' Court
Dore Davenport
Davenport
San Antonio
Nazis Cultivate 10 Percent of Crimea
Reports from Russian guerrillas claim German forces cultivated about ten percent of Crimea in the last year. They say half of the harvest was shipped to Germany, a quarter to the army, and the rest to local garrisons. Local hospitals are reportedly used to support German military operations.
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Moscow
Germany
Youth Held on Swindling Charge
HN. E. Eldred of an 810 Buena Vista Street employment agency reports a young man swindled him out of £543. The youth approached with a pretense of securing workers. after repeated procedures, £543 was paid and no workers were obtained.
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HN. E. Eldred
Buena Vista Street
Eldred
Annulment Granted In Cadet Marriage Case
Maxine Hilbun Goldstein won an annulment of her marriage to Aviation Cadet Julian Goldstein. Judge Quin ordered Goldstein to pay court costs and Hilbun's attorney fees. The courtroom scene showed little emotion as Hilbun, celebrating her 19th birthday, described being free. Attorneys for both sides attended, with cadets from the 108th squadron offering support.
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Hullbun Goldstein
Nad Bean
Julian Goldstein
Quin
Miss Hilbun
EF. B. Silitemons
Misa Hibun
G. Woodson Morris
Goldstein
Justice of the Peace
Officer Cited for Gallantry in Australia
A soldier from San Antonio, Lieutenant Meredithy Martin, received the Medal for Gallantry from Lieutenant General George Kenney at United Nations headquarters in Australia. A dispatch from Australia said Martin and five uninjured comrades tried to rescue crew members from a burning plane after a crash. They saved one man before the flames exploded the ship, according to the citation.
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Meredithy Martin
San Antonio
George ©. Kenney
United Nations
Australia
Auswalle
Martin
Isclesa
Natural Causes Verdict in Death of Willie Scheie
Willie Scheie, 72, found dead in his bed Monday afternoon on the Sirten road farm. His brother Ernest reported concern after no signs of life appeared, Deputy Sheriff Carl Fritsch and Charles Haast forced entry and found him dead. Survived by wife, two sisters, brothers, and grandchildren. Funeral services were planned for Tuesday with Rev. E. Schwengel officiating.
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Willie Scheie
Bchedle
Sirrlen Road
Ernest
Erneast Acheele
Carl Fritsch
Charles Haast
Alstere
Paul Kneupper
Richard Brown
Ginnest
Edward Seheelé
TE. Schwengel
Stove Dealers Land New System in San Antonio
Bernard Goldberg, head of stove ration for San Antonio, outlined a new OPA based program to distribute stoves to those most in need. Only about three of eight applicants will receive stoves as facilities are strained. Eligible applicants must lack a usable stove, show need for essential space, and receive a purchase certificate to obtain prioritized stoves.
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Bernard Goldberg
San Antonio
Goldberg
Buti
Goldbog
Maemo
WPB
Nelson
OPA
Cox
Promoting Aviation Personnel in Wartime Service
A list of servicemen and cadets from Texas and nearby areas advancing in military aviation roles. Names include Capt Robert Hartman and Maj Dick Hartman with links to Cuero and OK A&M, plus several lieutenants, sergeants, and aviation cadets stationed or training at Corpus Christi, Farragut, Greenville, Wendover, and other locations.
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William Andrew Beck Jr
West Mistletoe Avenue
Matta
Robert Hartman
Albert Hartman
Cuero
Dick Hartman
Getling
Chenten Falls
Oklahoma A
M- College
Sgt
Bll Hartman
North Africa
Eugene Hernandez Sanches
North
Laredo Street
Laining
Farragut
Idaho
Ensier Morris Daman Galloway
Pearsall
Corpus Christi Ravall
Janes McCloud
New Braunicts
Firah Neutenant
Anstes
Staly
Raymond L. Rateilff
Schley Avenue
Ab Sedalia Army Air Field
Missouri
Robert L. Satterfield
University Avenue
Raymond McKay
East
Grayson Street
Majors Field
Greenville
Gdnzalex
South Frio Street
Wendover Field
Utah
Jatin H. Highsmith
West Mistleton Avenue
T von Carlebad
Field Tor
Lake City
Billy Mux
S A Pilot Missing in North Africa Report
A South African pilot Gabe Wanna 2 Fulmer, army fighter pilot of a P-38 Lightning, has been missing in action in North Africa since January 16. Mrs Fulmer, of 1706 Porter Street, received confirmation from a War Department official via Col Wellard White that her husband is presumed missing after serving in November. The family, including Ken and Claudia, awaits further word on his status.
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Wanna 2
Fulmer
North Africa
Jan- Reig Rerme
Mary
Way Department
Adams and Howe Complete Pre Radio Ertel Shops
Two individuals Adams and Ervin Howe finalize pre radio ertel shops at the naval armory in Michigan City Indiana. The address 9314 West Travis Street and 66T St James Street are noted in the sparse OCR fragment. Partial details suggest a local trades or manufacturing update with no listed dates or broader context.
Baltimore Transportation Strike Deepens War-Era Travel Woes
Strikes by transit workers tied to wartime labor disputes disrupt Baltimore city transport as 80 percent of street cars and many buses idle. Union officials claim 1000+ members in the hall while delays hit Bethlehem-Druid and Sparrow’s Fair shipyards. Courts contest federal orders to reinstate workers amid broader wage and labor actions.
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A. P
Thei Joba
Baltimore
A. I. Keeler
iNternational Union
Transit Company
Bethlehem-Dulrneld
Beti- Nehem Bparrows Fair
War Labor Bead
National Labor Relations Board
Transl Emptoyes
Court of Appeals
Richmond
Utica
New York State Railways, Incy
A.m. Titley
L. Union
Jeff Sa
Helsons
Thomas A. Prichard
Tocul
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