Carnegie Speech Urges Modernized Teaching For Better Life
About 3500 heard Pale Carnegie at Municipal Auditorium where he blasted archaic schooling and urged focusing on personality, speaking, writing English, and enjoying life. He praised Frederick Abbott and offered four simple rules for correcting others with tact, aiming to help students gain genuine appreciation.
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Pale Carnegie
Municipal Auditorian
Mare
Cir Tichlum
Carnegie
Sarnegic
Sis
Frederick Abbott
Jeferson
Abbati
Puilien
Prowlers Frightened Away After Disturbance at Warwick area
Neighbors report prowlers at multiple Warwick Boulevard locations. A resident phoned police after noises suggested intruders. One resident claimed a prowler attempted to break into a home on North Pecos Avenue but fled after a struggle. Another neighbor heard a bite near Rosewood Avenue. Local police investigated but details remain unclear.
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Warwick Boulevard
L. J. Smith
Joe Escalara
North
Pecos
Evelyn Taylor
Rosewood Avenue
RB. W. Burts
disturbance at cafe as diners flee without paying
Report from 190 South Santa Rosa Avenue cites a disturbance at the Tom Cat cafe when two diners left without paying their meals. Three radio patrol units responded but the situation ended with the diners departing before officers could intervene.
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Whce
Cal
Tom Cat
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Artival
Missing Pup With Manicure Sparks City Search
A playful report describes a lost dog named Bandy with polished claws and a distinctive manicure. Neighbors, including Mrs H L Shearer of 142 Wynet Street, are helping with the search, hoping the unique grooming will aid identification.
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Anytocy
Etould Notte Potter
H. HL Shearer
Wynet Siroot
Shearer
Youth Wounded by Accidental Shot Near Creek
A 37 year old man was wounded by an accidental gunshot while rabbit hunting along Serndo Creek. A stray shot damaged nearby pallets and injured the youth as he hunted rabbits, with authorities investigating the incident.
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Poser Bilite
Wallin Aboumnly
Ddinger
Ia Shotgan Areidrutung Racharpeeg
Serndo Creek
Highland Prank Triggers Light Tipping Incident
Fragments describe a prank by youths that left lights turned over and torches used, creating danger at a Highland street corner. Police report unclear details but note concern over unsafe areas and potential damage to property. Authorities urge caution and mention investigation ongoing.
San Antonio building contracts jump in early 1938
San Antonio residential building shows a doubled value of contracts in the first 19 months of 1938 compared with 1997 figures, per Ares M M Pomeroy of Dodge Reports. Total value for work and materials on area residences reaches 89.656 million, over five million higher than the 4.356 million for the first 11 months of last year. October contracts total 142,000, up 198 percent from 333,000 in October 1938.
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San Antonio
Ares
Holiday Unfelt By Schools
Only five per cent below normal attendance noted in a port city observance of an extra Thanksgiving, with impact seen in San Antonio public schools. Ten per cent of students were absent, while others usually away were off, according to Superintendent E. Stateman.
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Lie City
San Antonio
Chauffeur Arrested After Failing to Return Bay Home Child
Paul Meadows reported to police that her chauffeur James Wilson failed to bring her son home after the Joske Brothers celebration. At 2:30 a.m. Thursday on East Commerce the driver and three men were found. two were released while Wilson and one other man were booked on intoxication charges.
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Joske Brothers
East Commerce
Paul Meadows
Luther
Pollew
N. A. Besnether
Meadows
James Wilson
Tamarkin Heads Zionists in Texas Meeting
Rabbi David Tamarsin of Aedas Achim synagogue was unanimously elected president of Texas Zionist groups at a state conference in Port Worth attended by 225. The event featured remarks by Dr. Kurt Blumenfeld and M. Marevlis and urged funding a 10000 tree Texas forest in Palestine with subscriptions to cover costs.
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David Tamarsin
Aedas Achim
Texas Zionist Groups
Port Worth
Hishliga
Kurt Blumenfeld
Palestine
M. Marevlis
Texas Forest
Man Arrested After Looking into Autos at Auditorium
Police report a man seen peering into cars near the auditorium plate area. He identified himself as Clar Pes By Y. 44, 00 Portland, Me, but details remain unclear as officers questioned him.
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Homey Pyle
Thirstias
Clarpes
Portland
Bandit Slugs Woman Near North Zastamora Street
A woman, Mig A Wo Huth, 1718 North Zastamora, was slugged early Thursday after leaving a tavern with her husband. The assailant fled with no money as Mrs. Huth screamed, drawing attention from motorists and neighbors. Police searched the area but found no trace of the attacker. Amelia Riddle, 28, of 1302 Rinford Street, was hospitalized after a bus incident at Hatsten and Sizzy Streets.
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Mig
A. Wo Huth
Zastamora Street
Amelia Riddle
Rinford Street
Robert 8
Goign
Fireproofing of San Antonio Schools Accelerates
Fireproofing of public schools in San Antonio has intensified after inspectors flagged hazards. Work over the past ten months, funded by WPA and the San Antonio independent school district, has replaced wooden frames with steel and concrete, added fire escapes at three schools, and upgraded stairways at multiple campuses including Fannin Riverside Brackenridge and others.
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Kiter
Mie Wpa
San Anyonio
Diamind
Etty Me
Januery Iate
Houston
Austin
Burnett
Fannin
Smith
Eleanor Brackenridge
Hertang Margit
Riverside
Brack
Enridge Schcola
Ure Exdanes I
Herffechdel
Irving Junior Wigh School
Mighland Park School
Rooms for Solons Reserved Here
Reservations for United States senators and congressmen touring army stations were made at the St. Anthony hotel on Thursday. The group, from Senate and House military affairs committees and subcommittees of appropriations, will arrive in San Antonio Friday afternoon and then proceed toward the West Coast after inspecting local posts.
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United States
St. Anthony
Senate
House
San Antonio
Mona Fron
County to Set Up Second Clinic for Poor Children
The county announces a second clinic to provide physical exams for schoolchildren from poor families. It will operate on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month from 10:30 a.m. to noon, serving areas around Grace Street and nearby districts, with T. N. Goodson or an assistant presiding.
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Urst
Okie
San Antonio
Grace Street
Miso
Los Angles
Heights
Medturrough Avenue
Fredericksburg
T. N. Goodson
County Health
Fti
Hobrecht Freed After Prohibition Era Crimes
Joe Hobrecht known as Birect, convict and gang member, returned to Gen Antonio scene after serving parts of multiple terms. He was released from a state penitentiary ten days ago on completing a 20 year term tied to an Austin robbery, though earlier trials and witness issues complicated the Stevens murder case. He previously denied shooting and testified with others in the Lynn Stephens ambush gang. A federal liquor sentence and later charges also figure in his murky record.
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Joe
Hobbrecht
Gen Antonio
Prohibition
Aay
Hobrecht
Charles Stevens
Austin
W. W. Wade
Stevens
Hombrecht
Lynn Stephens
Stephens
Castroville
Walter Tynan
Louisa Guajardo
Bareda
Bishop Moore to Speak at Heights
Bishop Arthur J. Moore will speak at the Mon's Fellowship dinner in Alamo Helgnia Methodist church Friday night. He recent ly returned from Europe and will relate experiences and observations from the trip. Missing person Marcella Garcia is being sought after an apparent abduction the previous Thursday near Paco Foreet.
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Bishop Moore
Arthur J. Moore
Europe
Mon‘ S Fellowship
Alamo Helgnia
E Poligh Labargh
Pallee
Marcella Garcia
Paco Foreet
Man Fined for Carrying Pistol in Broadway Incident
A man was fined $10 in county court for unlawfully carrying a pistol linked to a disturbance at the Walkathon arena during September 1999. The charge followed an April 1934 incident on Broadway involving a Claus.
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Claus
Broadway
Walkathon Arena
Davies to Bail Brussels Flight Plan for U.S. Departure
Ambassador Josés E. Davies arranges to sail for the United States from Genoa Italy on December 3. The precise itinerary appears in a cablegram dated November 23.
Decline in Mexico Oil Exports in November
Mexico's oil export trade fell sharply in November with only three ships leaving Tampico for Europe. About 30,000 tons were exported, according to press dispatches from the oil exporting port.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Nova
Tampico
Joske Opening Dedication at New San Antonio Store
A gala opening of Joske’s new building in Alemo Plaza featured bands from Thomas Jefferson High and Harlandale, a Central Catholic High drum corps, and a fireworks display. J. H. Galvert introduced Walter Napier, with County Judge Anderson and Tax Commissioner Davis on stage. Richard Vanderstratten pressed the lights on the new store as crowds toured the windows late into the night.
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Alemo Plaza
Harlandale
Central Catholic High School
J. H. Galvert
Joske's
Walter TP. Napier
Chamber of Commerce
C. Ray Davis
Chasiis Anderson
Richard Vanderstratten
Joske Institution
Jesse
Menger
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