Week End Violence Leaves Seven Injured Here
A flareup of violence over the weekend left seven people injured in local incidents. Names and addresses include Oshle Jimbyex and J A Guajardo in the Camaron Street area, Alfonse Gallardo at South Peete Street, Henry Villarea near Alamo Street, Fred Vielma on Perez Street, Gilbert Cortinas on Colima Street, and Tommy Gomez at South Smith Street. Most victims were treated at Robert B. Green hospital.
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Oshle
Medina Street
J. A. Guajardo
West Marshall Street
Dn & Brews
Atom Tavern
Camaron Street
Alfonse
Gallardo
Peete Street
Cub
Rosa
Henry Villarea
Alamo
Fred Vielma
Perez Street
Buens Vista Street
Gilbert Cortinas
Colima
Waar
Tommy Gomez
Smith Street
el Paso
Smith Streets
Robert B. Green Hospital
Falling Sheet Iron Injures San Antonio Man
Man 28 year old wantuel Denon of 409 Monte zone street remained in serious condition at Robert B Green hospital after sustaining internal injuries when a sheet of iron fell from scaffolding at San Antonio Machine and Supply Company Saturday.
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Wantuel Denon
Monte
Zone Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
S An Antonio Machine and Supply Company
No Traffic Deaths in October Reported
The Fire and Police Commissioner PL Anderson said October arrests led to fines in 1289 cases totaling 4521.50 with 445 defendants found not guilty. Parking meters earned 8998.95, building permits issued valued at 714,502 for reconstruction. No traffic deaths were reported in October.
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Corporation Court
Anderson
Ning
Alamo B-17 christening praised by ex mayor Maverick
Former San Antonio mayor Maury Maverick writes to Frances Aschtacher and Virginia Perkins confirming their brother Captain CG Greenwood participated in a ceremony christening a new B‑37 aircraft nicknamed The Alamo in England. He calls the moment one of the proudest of his life and links the aircraft to the plane’s mission over Germany.
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Engeland
Alamo
Maury Maverick
San Antonians
Maverick
War Platts Corporation
Frances. Aschtacher
Virginia Perkins
Mission, Street
Tt. Greenwood
Germany
San Antonio
Army Staff Cars Put on Sale by Treasury Office
Heavy armored Army staff cars formerly used for trimming purposes at camps are now offered for sale by the Treasury Office of Surplus Property. The vehicles are available to law enforcement agencies, banks, miners of valuables, and others who typically use armored equipment. Further details can be obtained from the Treasury regional office in Fort Worth.
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Treasury
Fort Worth
Crash Victim's Rites Pending
Funeral services were pending Monday for Hernan J. Brickey 23 who was killed in a single car crash Saturday night at the intersection of Highway 6 and Jackson Keller road. He had served 13 months in the coast guard and was employed as a mechanic at the Alamo City School of Flying. He rode to town in a car driven by R B Williams when struck by another vehicle. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs W G Brickey of 28061 Blanco Road brothers W Brickey Jr and A B Brickey and sisters Mrs F S Kime Mrs H E Blesth bach and Mrs L A Wimer.
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Hernan J. Brickey
Jackson-Keller
Coast Guard
Alamo City School of Flying
Williams
Aid
W. OG
Brickey
Blanco Road
A. B. Brickey
F. S. Kime
H. E. Blesthbach
L.A. Wimer
Light pays for good news tips in San Antonio
Community tip line urges Nan Antonians to report news to the city desk offering 25 dollars weekly for tips. Readers are asked to call Fannin 2441 and ask for the city editor or rewrite staff. Also notes nurses to meet the Graduate News association at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 105 Howard Street.
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San Antonians
Fannin
Graduate Nuvees Association
Howard Street
Vets Listed Back on Rotation Plan for Home Visits
A roster of returning veterans outlines a rotation plan for home visits after overseas service. Capt. Peter B. Keene, Mas ter Sgt. Anthony J. Lawrence, and several others with 14 to 60 months in the Pacific, European, and Asiatic theaters are listed with home addresses. Four more San Antonio servicemen are at the redistribution station in Miami Beach after oversea duty.
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Pomers
Peter B. Keene
West Halsache Avenue
Pacific
Anthony J. Lawrence
Canton Street
Army Air Forces
Central Pacific
Joseph
A. Salinus
Casanova Street
Joel Pedrazi
Furnish Avenué
Corps
Valley Exes Urge Regents to Quit at Lexas University
Rio Grande valley ex students vote 24 to 12 to push resignations of the University of Lexas board of regents and back President Rome Penalney. A substitute proposal by Migs Smith of Misalon urged no action in the Rathey regents dispute and was withdrawn after a two hour debate.
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Vergedes
Rio Grande Valley
University of Lexas
Abine Board of Regents
Rome’ P.nalney
Migs Smith
Misalon
Rathey-regents
Typhus Case Reported in San Antonio Health Drive
San Antonio health department reported a new typhus case this year with 21 cases last year. Officials noted strong public interest in rat eradication as a preventive step and sold a 25 bell package for 25 cents at the health booth during the campaign.
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San’ Antonio
City Health Department
San
Booth
Missing Maps of Olmas Dam Found
City Engineer Tommy Coghill reported Monday he de looted the maps of Olmas dam while Mayor Gus Mawerbatin could not locate them last week. The mayor, enraged, urged the office be “sustenafeed.” Police Commissioner P J Anderson dissented, calling for serious inquiry and a folklore policy. Saturday the mayor suggested turning down City Hall and starting over after failing to locate the maps.
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Tommy Coghill
Olmas Dam
Wileh
Gus B. Mawerbatin
Fite
P. J. Anderson
Wwe
Buchanan Named To IPAA Group
Al Buchanan of San Antonio an IPAA director was re elected to the IPAA executive committee. Fred Shield of San Antonio was re elected Southweste Texas vice president. Other local air men on the board of directors include Rodney DeLange Ralph B Palm Fraviois M Frasher P B Lefevre Mars McLean Knox Milley Josey Morris G G Mortimer J E Mowrickle G L A Nordan George Parker W Farr Rowe V G Schtmel A A Seergson Belg Talla vira and C B Yoakim.
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al Buchanan
San Antonio
Independent Petroleum Association of America
IPAA
Fred Shield
Southwent
Texas
Rodney DeLange
Ralph B. Palr
Fraviois M. Frasher
P. B. Lefeves
Mars McLean
Knox Milley
Josey
Baering Down on the News by Artaub Baer
A fragmented political reflection by Baer on ballots and voting. The piece contrasts two opinions and two kinds of votes while critiquing manipulation and the burden of choice in a playful yet pointed style.
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Baker
Rent Director Position Open for San Antonio OPA Office
Applications are invited from men with managerial experience for the area rent director post at the San Antonio OPA office announced Monday. Applications may be secured at the post office and filed with the regional director of the U S Civil Service at 210 South Harwood Street Dallas Texas. Salary is 5228 per year.
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San Antonio
OPA
U. S. Civil Service
South Harwood Street
Dallas
Texas
Citizens Corps Meets to Plan Sixth War Loan Drive
Leaders of the U S Citizens Corps will meet in the bailroom of the Plaza Hotel at 1 p.m. Monday to plan the corps part in the Sixth War Loan drive beginning November 20. Walter Wolff County Leader and Dr. Andrew Wessels campaign chair will chair the meeting with speakers including P Schnabel Pvt Charles F Johnson and Chaplain James F Patterson among those listed.
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U.S. Citizens Corps
Will
Charles F. Johnson
General MacArthur
Bond Set in Alien Case for Rafael Rodriguez Lopez
Rafael Rodriguez Lopes, 23, of 301 South Main Street, Was, was released on a $200 bond after arraignment before U.S. Commissioner A. V. Fight on a charge of failure to register as an alien. The detainee, who entered the country legally from Mexico, waived a hearing.
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Rafael -Rodriguez-Lopes
O& 301
South Main Street
A. V. Fight
Mexico
Portrait honors Major James A McCloskey at hospital
A portrait of Major James A McCloskey, first regular medical officer to serve in World War II, was presented at the hospital on its second anniversary. Brig Gen James A Bethel accepted the portrait from Best V Kunz, with the late officer's parents, widow, and son from San Antonio in attendance.
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Ine
Major
Augustus McCloskey
San Antonio
Commissions Open for Men with 14 Months Sea Experience
The United States Maritime Service offers officer training school openings for men who have 14 months sea experience in deck or engine departments. Registrations may be completed now, as announced by Lieut. (j.g.) James L. Vaughn, regional enrolling officer in Houston.
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U.S Maritime Service
James L. Vaughn
Hou
Genuine Aspirin Ad Claims Speed and Dependability
An advertisement touts aspirin as faster and more dependable than other brands. It emphasizes clinical judgment by doctors and promises quality and economy. The copy promotes genuine Shoe Aspirin as the world’s best selling aspirin with a single bottle price and urging buyers to ask for genuine product.
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