War Center Opens Child Care Centers for Eleven
Centers for eleven children will open June 1 under joint sponsorship of the city and the extended school and recreation departments. Each center will be staffed by two college trained workers and offer up to ten hours daily care free of charge. a $2.50 weekly fee covers a noon meal. Open through August 31 at multiple local sites including Palm Heights Denver Heights Los Angeles Heights and South San Antonio. Families may enroll by contacting the desired center.
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Children’s Extended School
City Recreation de
San Antonio
Francis Patterson
Palm Heights
Marion and
Malone
Denver Heights
Denver Boulevard
Los Angeles Heights
Wood~row
Wilson School
West End
Cassiano Park
Zarramora
South Laredo
Cancy
Central
Center
Potomac
Harris School
Pruitt Street
South
South San Antonio High School
Prospect Hill
Buena Vista
Calaveras
Victoria Courts
Labor Street
Ehid
Veterans In McCloskey Four San Antonians Arrive for Treatment
Four San Antonians have arrived from overseas stations for treatment in the McCloskey General hospital at Temple. They are Technical Sgt. Herbert F. Fleming wounded by flak on his thirteenth bombing mission over Europe as radio operator and gunner on a B 17. Pvt. Walter W. Zig Tor medical patient from the Ninth Air force in England. Pfc. Frank K. Navarro farmer bugler in England. and Pfc. Jose Altamirano from England.
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McCloskey General Hospital
Temple
Herbert F. Fleming
H. P. Fleming
Europe
Walter W. Zig- Tor
Fresno Drive
Ninth Air Force
England
Frank K. Navarro
San Marcos Street
Pfc
Jose Altamirano
Monterey Street
James Gid Brown Services Set
James Gid Brown 72 retired rancher died Monday. Services begin 8:45 a.m. Thursday at 1202 Sims Avenue followed by a 9 a.m. requiem mass at St Henry's Church. Interment is in San Fernando Cemetery. A rosary will be recited at the residence 8 p.m. Wednesday. Brown was a Lavaca County native who lived in San Antonio 34 years.
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James Gid Brown
Sims Avenue
St. Henry's Church
San Fernando Cemetery
Brown
Lavaca County
San Antonio
Court Affirms Rail Ruling In Corpus Christi Case
The Fourth Court affirmed a Corpus Christi district court decision enjoining the St Louis Brownsville Mexico railroad from using 16 miles of track from Robstown to Corpus Christi owned by the Texas Mexico railway. It also upheld damages of 278 dollars a day from November 1 1841 to August 27 1843. The contract for track use began in 1904 for 50 years but could be terminated with one year notice.
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Corpus Christi
St. Louis
Railroad Commission
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