Fathers Day Bill Heads to Congress via Horan Proposal
Comic column notes Representative Walt Horan pushes a bill to make Father's Day a legal holiday. Mothers see a win for gift buying while a Senate bachelor bloc threatens a filibuster. Bob Hope teases political play and promises a radio broadcast each Tuesday at 8 p m on WOAI.
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Cepuristi
King, Festus Syndicate
Walt Horan
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Bess
Woodlawn Pool Set to Open Amid Summer Heat
Woodlawn pool will be the citys sole open facility as sweltering weather continues. Commissioner Henry Hein says maintenance crews are cleaning other pools and aims to have five of six reopened soon, though San Pedro pool remains uncertain. Fees at Woodlawn are 13 and 30 cents, Roosevelt pool to charge the same when it opens. Concepcion Dorf Club and several others offer free admission.
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Summer School Plans Hit San Antonio Districts
San Antonio and most districts set final report cards and dismissals Tuesday marking the start of a long summer. Edgewood and W. W. White closed recently while several district sites offer summer programs for seniors and elementary students with varying dates and tuition. Construction bids for enhancements at Graebner Herff Bonham and Lanier facilities proceed as other schools receive summer maintenance and gym construction progresses.
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Edgewood
W. W. White
Tech High School
L. A. Heights
Los Angeles Heights
Harlandale
South San Antonio
Marie Callaway
Alamo Heights
Hot Wells
Graebner
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AF Advises Reservists in San Antonio
Reservists were urged to seek assignment to corollary units forming at San Antonio bases. Maj. Howard Short said 17 such units are being formed, with vacancies for reserve officers and 100 airmen. Assignments offer training pay and promotions. other training paths provide retirement credits but no pay.
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Brooks
Kelly
Randolph
Axil
2593Rd Training Center
Air Force
Goa
Short
S A Annex Plan Spurs Inquiries First Reading
City officials report heavy inquiries after first reading of annexation ordinances that would add 15 areas covering six square miles to the city. City Clerk Gallagher and City Engineer Toxie said inquiries from residents concerned about inclusion have swamped phones, with only one map prepared to outline the areas affecting about 30 000 residents.
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S.A
J. Frank Gallagher
W. W. Toxie
Gallagher
Eleven Die in Rock Slide Near Valparaiso
A landslide near Valparaiso Cite last night killed eleven people who were buried under earth and stone. Rescue and emergency teams recovered the victims as authorities investigated the disaster.
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Valparaiso
Cite
Here
Weddings and divorces surge in Kimble County
Data shows eight marriage licenses issued this year against 17 divorce suits filed, as legal notices reveal a higher rate of separations than weddings in Kimble. The figures reflect early-year filings through May at the county clerk's office.
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Orceial
Aishy Junction
Kimble
Mayor Pushes Market Board Proposal After Office Loss
Mayor Callaghan said he would push creation of a city market board, proposing a five member panel with two growers two produce dealers and one west side business man. He urged fees for market use be collected and noted disputes over opening times. He cited unfair competition from dealers renting city property at token rents and differing views on board makeup.
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Callaghan
West Side
Asido
Former Live Oak County Judge Dies in Heart Attack
Thomas Halbert Miller, 64, well known attorney and former Live Oak county judge, died of a heart attack yesterday while visiting at his son Capt Thomas H Miller Jr's Sommerville home. Body to be returned for funeral services. Arrangements held pending arrival of out of state relatives. Survived by widow, son, a sister, three brothers and three grandchildren.
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Coyesra
George West
Thomas Halbert Miller
Live Oak County
Thomas H. Miller Jr
Sommerville
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