Adover Naval Body Moves amid House Committee Probe
A sharply worded report notes the Adover naval body acts as the House committee investigates. Hoover accuses government departments of hindering defense policy, while witnesses discuss charges against officials and aim for a swift end to the inquiry toward a report to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Iemeck
pRince Provident Hoover
Hejines Sharzes
Wi . Garrr
Jon Teague
Micelinz
Hetare i
Sligaias
Gardiner
Clara C and Pancoast Molesmer wed in Episcopal rite
A detailed wedding notice describes the marriage of Clara C Pancoast to Dr. David Alfred Todd of San Antonio at an Episcopal church. The bride wore ivory satin and lace with a satin bow bouquet. reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. the couple will reside at 21 Limadon Avenue. Dr. Todd is a Corpus Christi native and a University of Texas graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutel Inn
Molesmer
Honey Deissner
David Alfred Todd
San Antonio
Sind
Bere Wise
Margaee Wilkens
Warzinge
Avin Walel
Che
Slate Marsh
Annor
Meade Winterhagham
Louise Forke
Tadd War
Todd
Corpus Chii Twat Wan
Tae Giesecky
George Waskell
Albert Harturan
Henre Beissace Jr
Samumoll
Chrissotheumms
Cero
Dr. Tedd
Limaideon Avenue
Ns. Todi
Universus of Texas
Sipha Velia Wi Eororil
Social events outline at Fort Sam Houston and Brooks Field
A lengthy social roster details luncheons, dinners, dances, and lectures honoring military officers and guests. Highlights include tributes for Medateen Gutber Smith, a post-Thanksgiving dance at Fort Sam Houston, a lecture on Contract Bridge by Mrs. J. H. Sparks, and numerous compliments for officers at Brooks Field and related clubs. The piece notes hostesses, hosts, attendees, venues, and dates through late November.
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Welnck
Fort Sam Steustun
Hee Maw
J. TL. Arks
Packy
San Antonint
Aed
New York City
Hide
W. Co
Connif’y Club
Mian
Florenty Keine
Molly Eny
Suxte
Fiame
Fred Thar
Te Ferdan
Lieutenant Jordan
Mort Sam Houston
Tha ‘Thrift Shop
Fort Sam Tonston
Wedding Ties Bind Lewis Family at Urban Home
Mrs Fulton Lewis and her daughter Miss James by Cotkrel hosted a wedding gathering for Lieut Millard-Lewis and Dorothy Ray. Attendees included Mrs George Blis and relatives, with the ceremony planned for Saturday November 14. Guests arrived Friday, the couple returning from a wedding trip aboard a homebound visit at 419 Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis
Mev James
Cotkrel
Millard-Lewis
Dorothy Ray
George Blis
Auroty
Hornby Tay
Mlurbay
Winston Rose Maxwell
Weir
Anre
Iulo
Carson
Immigration in September Sees Peak for Year
The report notes September had the highest immigrant arrivals of the year, with more than a thousand entering the United States. It compares September totals to August and highlights a rise in departures as well. The Labor Department data cover the first three months of the year, totaling 17,711 arrivals and 1,444 departures.
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Washington, D
Aumvet
Will
Wd Labor Department
Eptember
Poison charge case ends with jurors unable to reach verdict
Judge Toh granted counsel for Carrie Simmons permission to seek release on bond while facing a poisoning charge. The jury deliberated for forty eight hours and was discharged without reaching a verdict on the case involving her year old daughter Alice Jen.
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Toh
Cheeri
Carrie Simmons
Vegerial
Alice Jen
Ovens
Firat
Travis Park Welcomes New Pastor for Sunday Sermon
Carl O. Gregory, named pastor of Travis Park Methodist Church, arrived Friday to preach his first sermon. He formerly led First Methodist Church of Dallas and succeeds Rev. Cullom H. Hooth, who is recovering health.
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Travis Park
Carl O. Gregory
Travis Park Methodist Church
Frilay
First Methodist Church
Dallna
Cullom HH. Hooth
Armistice Plans To Be Discussed At San Antonio Meet
The San Antonio chapter of the American War Mothers will discuss observance plans for Armistice Day at 2 30 p m Saturday. The meeting is to be held at the Gunter hotel according to Mrs Sabra Whipple the chapter president.
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Halatead Dorey
Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
American War Mothers
Gunter Tatrl
Evilny
Sabra Whipple
Library Lecture Series Open at Antonio Public Library
A lecture series begins Saturday at the Antonio Public Library. Mrs Teeh Care for Johnston, Hurarian of the children's department, will present the first of six talks. Hundreds of desirable items are listed in the Mental column and classified ads.
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Antanio Publie
Ibrar
Rudtorigel
Boum
Johnston
Ren's Department
Lake
Winning Posters Display At Emerson Junior School Exhibit
The winning posters from the annual Poster contest at Emerson Junior School will be on display at the Wirte museum throughout Saturday. Mrs Ellen Schniz Quillin announces the event and notes there are many entries.
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Emerson Junior
Wirte
Sandar
Ellen Schniz Quillin
How Do Nurses Manage? A Wartime Note on Pain Relief
A century old piece describes nurses facing arduous duties and bodily discomfort, praising a medicine called Midol as a quick relief for menstrual pain. It portrays nursing as relentless work and frames relief as essential to duty, urging use of the product in stores.
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Dutien
Mauri
Hook Rug Exhibit Opens at Witte Museum
The Hook Rug Exhibit opens Sunday at noon at the Witte Museum and runs for three days. Curator history expert Mya Carrie will speak at 0 p.m. Sunday for an hour. students from her class will demonstrate rug making and answer questions. Entry is free for the public.
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Witte Museum
Anigt
Ai Leolinn
Alen
Wuetude 'Mya
Carrie Will
Court Prosecutor Phil Shook Named by County
Local notice reports Phil Shook becoming court prosecutor in Bexar precinct 1 at the courthouse under Judge A. L. Side. The move designates Shook to devote full time to the office, with David and Taf mentioned in association.
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Adover Naval
Owitly
Clara C
Pancoast
Frost Bros
Nttom
Uemond
Kingery Manufacturing
Galveston
University of Texas Medical School
Mayo Clinic
B. EF. Stout
Robert B. Green
Merico ME. Mintor
Percy
Guoter Hotel
Margaret Copeland
Hostera
Henry B. Chanel
Wriday Evroing
Kelly Field
Miicérs’ Club
Belle “Field
Peggy Prarman
J.kac
E. E. McLeuiore
B. Jt Poyton
Brooksfield
Lieutesant
Ralph P. Kwafford
Nnte Hotel
Miss Sosce
Uy Sa
Mrv
C. Th. Willis
Medateen Gutber Smith
Entennes
Piation Ag
Honolulu
Browne
Minsha Clotie Browne
San Diego
Sam Antonio Vjeudhe
Ferns
Grace Newanan
He Dante
Sam Wanston
Cora Club
Mixa Katherine Steanry
Mirydune Cobre
Hush A. Thenington
E. B. Winans
Texas Geners
Drum
Fort Bam Houston
Willnest
Mise Adelaide Richardson
Patrick
Edward Marnett
Tein
Harnelt
West Place
Catherine Harding
Srboen
Hugh
L. Flalff
Randolph Field Officers' Club
J. B. Patrick
C. V. Fioter
J. D. Givens
Bisa Marjorie Peabody
Nell
Josephine Schreiner
Kerrville
Catherine Colvert
Whilpemt Catlain
A.M Harper
Go Eurner Parky
Clieutenant
Mra
Nathaniel
Cureton
Frank Sebinsu
Ant Moe
Russell Keilor
Haji Ts
Dorothy Cuber
Doris Hall
Delgical
Hexes Peartonn
Heide-Cleet
John Williams
Fork Santonston
James Serwell
Philipines
Sire
Tousten
Caleneh
Mee
Gideon HM. Williams
Jedlonr
Alf. Onnvemillyr
Fort Sant Houston
Tronnell
Eost
Heston
Aertera Fy Elie Atall
Torsderevening
San Peden
Pinyhouse
Phil Shook Is
New‘Court
Pabst Engraving CO
South
Losoya ST
Armselassure
Madame
Mademoiselle
Penarante
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