Lawyers Aid Registrants With Draft Questionnaires
Advisory boards in Texas move to assist registrants in completing draft questionnaires. Governor and officials aim to speed up distribution, with five exemption boards in San Antonio and plans for a central advisory board to guide the process.
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Cmunview
Texas
Etal
Wilvon Il
Uber
Carter
Mobil Raltiventiy
Boxae Coun
W. J. Hah
Gerwich
Facal Board
San Antonio
Marine recruiting details and training facilities noted
The article mentions Marine recruiting stations at Port Royal and 129 North Alvi Street with instruction in stenography and typing. It notes openings for young men who have completed naval training and outlines other training facilities and branches of instruction for office work across Marine corps departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Goopy
Port Royal S.C
Port Royal
Cts Marines
Wigais
The
Marine nKervice
North
Alvi Street
YWCA to Launch 4 Million National Campaign Aid
The YWCA in San Antonio plans a broad 4 million dollar national fundraising drive during a week in March to support women wartime relief. Events include a board meeting at YWCA headquarters, lunch for business leaders at Camp Travis, and a mass meeting inviting the public. The effort funds housing and welfare for women displaced by the war and supports European relief work and hospital centers for American nurses amid growing wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
San Antonio
YY. W
Camp Travis
Association
H. le Kokernot
YWA
United States
Mousheg
Cary
Tostess
Sgiria
Anil
Ernet
Fraance
Trosalt
Europe
Tanlac restores Texas woman after illness and weight gain
Mrs. John W. Sorrows of Dallas, Texas, recounts severe loss of appetite, rheumatism, and nervous distress. After taking Tanlac she gains sixteen pounds, regains appetite, improves sleep, and recovers health. Sold in San Antonio by Wagner’s Drug Store and Pharmacy under local Tanlac representative Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sorrows
Santa
Dulles
Texas
Mrs. Sorrows
Hye
Taniac Tj
Tim Tanlac
San Antonio
Wagner
Drog Starr and
Meters Tharmacy
Tanlac
Ady
War aid budget details reveal allocations across camps and centers
A dated wartime notice outlines allocations totaling hundreds of thousands for army relief, healthcare, and social morality work. It notes funds for colored communities and national boards, stressing essential support for war industries and civilian morale amid shifting donor contributions.
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Ouresty and Geutty Association
Mercere Ting Bern
Counell
Army aid work lie proven groundless in port city tale
A sensational report claimed a woman sowed cream into stockings and a sleeveless hoodie and pocketed Red Cross funds sold to a book dealer. Investigations traced the matter to Camp Travis and the Third Cavalry, showing misused books and funds, with officials disputing the accusation as groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Camp Travis
Food Authority
War ‘Service Board
A. A. Weakley
Vibbitey
Une
Lanka
Tig Jour Service Board
Weakley
Mr. Maos
Port Sam Heuston
Millary
Ian
Soldiers Club Opens In Ginter Building Basement
The Delaware Welfare Board plans a free soldiers club open Monday in the basement of the Ginter building. It features a reading room and library with a lounge, a separate auditorium for dances and billiards, a reception area, and a check room at the north end of the anchor block. God Lowrnshin of the Jewish Welfare Society oversees the project to serve Jewish soldiers in the area, promising a popular, no dues club for the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginter
Dewivh Welfare Board
weAt
Sobbera Suay
Rnshin
National Board
Jewish Welfare Society
Sratthitian
Tts
Vountey
Oakes to Lead Sunday MCA Boys Meeting
Oakes of the army will be the principal speaker at a Sunday afternoon meeting for boys at the city Y M C A at 2 30 oclock. The program includes a scout quartet, music, and a talk by Oakes under the Religious Committee of the Boys Work Department. Kenneth McCalla named editor in chief of the MCA boys news paper with Zay Smith as assistant and James Dugger as athletic editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes
Army
V. i. CA
Boss
M.C. A
Kenneth McCalla
Zay Smith
Jamey Dugger
George A. Mueller
Joseph Halliday
Home Garden Plans Push Winter Plowing Effort
San Antonio officials urge winter plowing to seed home and community gardens for spring. President George Roark of the Conservation Commission calls a Wednesday meeting at 3:30 to organize activities with Mothers' Clubs and civic groups. The drive aims to boost food production as shortages loom, highlighting past gains from yard gardens and the need for expanded efforts this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
George
Roark
San Antonio Peagles Conservation Commission
Mothers’ Clubs
Board of
Advisa Mise Adina de Zavalia Way
Mud L. BE. Wollt
Tourir
Fiery labor grows in garden to grow food at home
The text urges growing food at home to support families and education for children. It stresses steady demand, conservation of land and iron, and the need to double food production next year despite uncertain weather and aims to sustain national effort during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects No Coherent Event
The readable text shows garbled phrases and names without clear context or storyline. No identifiable person, organization, place, date, or outcome can be established from the legible fragments.
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