Tedders Honored At 8 A Dinner
Marshal of the Air Force Arthur Tedder completed a U.S. tour and was to review personnel at Randolph Field before leaving for Orlando Florida. Arthur and Lady Tedder and party arrived Sunday afternoon after a flight from Palm Springs California. MET AT KELLY FIELD THEY were met by Brig Gen George H Beverley commander of the SAATC and Col William Turnbutt with Americans briefing.
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R. &. B.aird
Arthur Tedder
United States
Randolph Field
Orlando
Fla
Sly Arthur
Lady Tedder
Helly Field
Palm Springs
Calif
Ina C-4
Air Transport Commaniy
Kelcy
Ab ‘Kelly Feld
George H. Geverley
SAATC
Wiliam Turnbutt
Baering Down on the News
A fragmentary poem by Arthur Bugs Rae critiques wartime accountability, mocks neighbors, and questions authority. It references military figures and calls into doubt the role of Admiral Halsey and cavalry, though the text remains obscure and satirical in tone.
Infernal dinner honors air marshal and aides
Minder and Gantral Beverley staff join General’s March and Air Marshal Tedder at a dinner in the Anthony hole. Attendees include Squadron Leader Fellows, Commander Brenerd, Brig. Gen. Thatcher, Mayor Gil Mautrmenn, Chamber of Commerce officers, Gov. Miller, Major Mouermainn, Maj. Gen. Warnes. Sir Arthur delivered a brief remarks stressing practical business facts over sentiment.
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Minder
Gantral Beverley
Kelly Field
Piayer
Tedder
Si Marster
M. P. Fellows
A. Brenerd
R.A. FR
Herbert He Thatcher
United States Army Air Forces
Anthony Hole
Gil Mautrmenn
Chamber of Commerce and Array
Gow. Miller
Chamber of Commgree
Mouermainn
Haya
Suspect Grilled In Soldier Holdups
Willa Lee Williams, 21, of 1419 Fast Trousten street, was grilled Monday in connection with a series of hold ups near the Southern Portico depot where transient service personnel were the usual victims. Williams is mentioned in the robbery of Dayle R. Coffman, a sailor, and A. B. Simpson, among others. Coffman lost $279 and Simpson $70 in two hold ups on or about November 1.
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Willa Lee Willams
Trousten Street
Souther Poottic
Burglars Loot Cars and Home Steal Tools
Police report weekend burglaries at multiple sites. A medical kit with surgical instruments was taken from a car near the Medical Arts building. Two saxophones and a clarinet were stolen from a Jackson street residence. A burglar entered Brad Rodriguez’s home on Ostrom Street and took $26 plus a cola packet.
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Charls
Ly. McGether
Medinal Arts
Prowlere
Julk Cay
Medical Arts Milling
T. Preeman
Jackson Street
Paso Atteck
Freeman
Tor
Brad Rodriguez
Welfare Agency Hunts Quarters in San Antonio
In San Antonio the welfare department, amid a wartime history, hovers in a temporary South Main street building once used for military peace offices. It handles about 875 cases monthly with a $167,899 spend, while workers moved from courthouse and East Travis to Eighth and Dustin, then to a school, and now await June housing as city plans a sale of the Gullbesu building.
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South Main Avenue
East Travis Street
Eighth and
Dustin Streets
Shite
Rye
Wo Dever
San Antonio
Reas
Tomlin Involved In Traffic Crash And Missing Person Link
Fragmentary report notes Tomlin in a morning traffic crash on North Piva Street involving multiple people. It mentions Mia and Kaiti- Teen Tomlin, a San Anvonia travel bureau driver, and a skeleton found near Goldhead believed linked to Mrs. Tomlin who previously transported cadets to Oregon. Her car found near Drain, Oregon with no contact since.
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Paul Torn
Piva Street
Mia
Kaiti
Tomlin
San Anvonia
Travel Bureau
Watnke
Rgiway
Preeket
Wermize
Santa Rosa Hospital
William Iyured
George Gabvlise
East Guehther Shed
I Tonk
West Woodinnyay Avenue
Wireet
Oregon
Goldhead
Tina
San Antonio
Drain
Ore
Bandit Attacks Youth in Home Robbery
Jose A. Hernandes, 18, of 3915 South Laredo, was attacked and robbed Sunday night near his home. He suffered shock and chest wounds, walked home bleeding, and called police. The incident occurred at the intersection of Hamilton and Chupa Deres streets.
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Jose A. Hernandes
South
Laredo
Moning
Romanter
Lady Tedder Aids in RALF Crusade in wartime role
Lady Tedder wife of Sir Arthur Trader who rode in an ambulance during the London blitz assists in RALF efforts. She spoke in San Antonio of her engagement with the Malcolm clubs to provide entertainment for Allied forces, noting visits to clubs in North Africa Italy and Germany and plans for expansion this month in Singapore.
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Lady Tedder
Sir Arthur Trader
London
San An
Malcolm Clubs
BR. A. F
San Antonio
BB. A. F
North Africa
Germany
Mnather
Iingapore
Tedder
USC
United States
Safety Group Opens Drive for San Antonio Safety Council
A publicity luncheon for 100 key workers at the Plaza Hotel launched a $56,000 fundraising drive for a San Antonio safety council. Rector Burke warned traffic fatalities could rise sharply postwar, citing estimates of up to 100000 yearly deaths. Campaign chair Ray McLean led the event with notes on disrepair and risk factors while council officials urged action. Also announced were evening classes in window trimming and commercial arts starting Tuesday at San Antonio Junior College, 419 South Alamo Street.
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San Antonio
Awinlent Eitomobiles
Burke
Tess
Ray McLean
Heather A. Ent Larson
Ntional Counell'a
Bernard Gusyott
The
San Antonio Couneil
ALT
San Antonio Junta College
South Alamo Stent
Robert. Lindsay
Parking Meter Ad Plan Sparks City Advertising Talks
San Antonio city officials and Metra Inc discuss using parking meters as an ad base. Commissioner Anderson rejects a 17 percent share, proposes company pay 2 per cent monthly per meter, claiming potential city gains of about 20 000 annually and 30 000 from meter tax plus 90 000 from taxi cab levy, totaling impact.
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San Antonis
Metra Inc
Cfr
Fire and Poller
Anderson
City Fu
Andersat
Central Catholic High Rally Set for Christian Knowledge
Central Catholic High invites junior confraternities to a rally at the school to discuss increasing need for Christian knowledge. Speakers include Most Reverend Robert B. Lucey, bishop of San Antonio, and Father John Birch, chairman of the bishops committee for Spanish speaking.
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Mension
Sefuceny
Robert B. Lucey
San Antonio
Run Rey
John Birch
Bishops Committee
Lester Goetz Now a Civilian
Lester Goetz son of A J Goetz secretary and investigator for Fire and Pellca Commissioner was discharged from military service Monday. He returns to civilian life after serving in the army post at Catto Bey and resides at 951 Avant Street in San Antonio.
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Lester 8 Goetz
A. J. Goetz
Pellca
PB. L. Anderson
Cimillal
San Antonio
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