New Officers Chosen by Teachers in Texas
De George B. Wilcox of College Station was elected president of the Texas State Teachers Association at the IS8A convention closing session. Other officers include First Vice President Charter H Tennison, Wichita Falls. Second Vice President Fellerd Hen Gercon. Third Vice President Miss Mary Winfrey of Houston. Secretary-Treasurer B. B. Coop of Fort Worth. A key resolution condemned high school fraternities and sororities as not conducive to democratic public schools, urging a law to aid boards in addressing the issue.
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Dallas
Lins
George B. Wilcox
College Station
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Charter H Tennison
Wichita Palle
Stead
Fellerd
Hen Gercon
Mary Winfrey
Houston
Delfius
C. M. Rogers
Amario
Business Colleges Oppose Regulation by Education Dept
In Dallas on November 26 the Southwestern Commercial Schools Association and the State association held joint sessions. The business college group declared they do not want state regulation by the Department of Education, arguing they attract students and provide focused training that benefits from private operation rather than tax-supported junior colleges.
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Dallas
INS
Tex
Cucumercia
Bate Department of Education
Southwestern 2 Commercial Schools Association
States ’ Association
Management shifts roll through San Antonio theaters
Interstate theater management announced Saturday a series of changes. Maurice Gleaves will leave as Empire theater manager for Houston. Buddy Welker departs Uptown theater to be replaced by Gleaves as Empire manager, while Rus sell Rindy of Houston becomes Uptown manager. Gleaves heads Eastwood Chester in Houston.
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Tee Interstate Theaters
San Aristonio
Maurice Gleaves
Empire Theater
Houston
Buddy Welker
Uptown
Theater Amanager
Greaves
Empire
Interstate
Russell Rindy
Gleaves
Eastwood Chester
Ford Lindbergh Nazi Decorations Questioned
Henry Ford and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh drew accusations of approving Nazi propaganda by accepting Nazi decorations. Clyde R. Miller of the Institute for Propaganda Analysis told the National Council of Teachers of English that such acts serve as potent propaganda and reflect American complicity in European messaging.
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Miller
America
W Pat Camp Named Kiwanis President in San Antonio
W Pat Camp assistant district attorney was elected president of the San Antonio Eaton club, succeeding GW Miller. Officers chosen include first vice president H Gio, Harold W Keller. second vice president Dr Marshall Ramsdell. secretary Jack B E Berman. treasurer. New board members are Dr J H Taylor C B Carraway Charles W Cunn W B Hirdin Travis B Muursand C G ML Smit and Harvey Smith Tagiillation ceremonies set for December 20.
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W. Pat Camp
Kiwanis
Distriet
Batthday
San Antonio Eaton Club
GW. Miller
H. Gio
Harold W. Keller
Dr. Marshall &. Ramsdell
Jack BE. Berman
Board of Director
3. H. Taylor
C. B. Carraway
Charles W. Cunn
W. B. Hirdin
Travis B. Muursand
ML Smit
Harvey Smith
Kidnap Torture Case to Jury in Olympia Court
In Olympia on November 29 the case of Dr. Kent W. Berry and associates, charged with kidnaping and torturing Leving W. Taker, was given to the jury after closing arguments by Special Prosecutor Joseph Graham. He claimed the defendants admitted the acts and offered a faulty defense, naming elderly Dr. Berry and co-defendants William McAloon James Reddick and Robert Smith as alleged participants who believed the victim had attacked Mrs. Berry.
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Olympia
Kent W. Berry
Leving
W. Taker
Joseph Graham
Dr. Berry
William McAloon
James Reddick
Robert Smith
Baker
Berry
City sees record inquiries at information bureau
San Antonio's municipal information bureau logged a weekly total of 1685 inquiries, far surpassing prior records. Manager Buck Cross expects daily averages to rise to about 500 with the widening advertising program as visitors increase, drawn by the city’s image as an industrial and recreational center.
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San Antonio
Municipal Information Bureau
J. B
Buck”) Cross
Cross
San Ant
Auto crashes into hall of residence shock at home
Mrs G C McKengis of 622 Guadalupe Street woke to a concussion when a car driven by Rubén Alvaré from 122 South Mecog Street swerved to miss another vehicle and rammed into her hall. The auto was badly wrecked. the residence sustained damage. both occupants escaped injury.
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G. C. McKengis
Guadalupe Street
Turbines Ordered for New Mexico Dam
Secretary of the Interior Ickestow ordered turbines and generators for the Elephant Butte power plant serving New Mexico and Texas. Equipment cost about 175000 dollars.
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New Mexico Dam
Washington
In&i
Ickestow Day
Elephant Bute
New Mexico
Texas
Four Cars Hit By Ambulance In Fort Sam Houston Area
A Kelly Field ambulance speeding to Fort Sam Houston collided with four autos on Fort Street and Broadway. Driver D Rees and passenger Mrs Josephine Cavanaugh sustained minor injuries. The crash sent the truck driver E M Longshore and others briefly injured as two cars were pushed into parked vehicles.
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Kelly Field
Fifth ST
Broadway
D. Rees
Fort Sam Houston
Josephine Cavanaugh
Kellyfield
Fort Sam Housson
Indiana Governor Townsend Joins Hunting Party in Texas
Governor M. Clifford Townsend of Indiana joined Dr Frank Kent in San Antonio as part of a hunting party. The governor's group included Ve M. Bimmons, Kenneth Kunkel, and Clarence Gramelspaches. They planned a seven day deer and turkey hunt near Kerrville with J. S. Wheelis Jr. departing tomorrow morning.
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M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
San Antonio
Frank Kent
Ve M. Bimmons
Kenneth Kunkel
Clarence, Gramelspraches
State Police Board of
Kent
Kerryille
J. 5. Wheelis Jr
Deer
Turkey
Fredericksburg Attorney Found Dead in Office
Fredericksburg attorney H. A. Sagebiel was found slumped in his chair in his office on Saturday with a smoking pistol in hand. A short note to his family requesting privacy and citing ill health lay on his desk. Sagebiel was a prominent civic leader and longtime president of the local pony board.
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Fredericksburg
H. A. Sagebiel
Alsieuk
Max J. Sterschwale
Sugeblel
Tal Jearord
Pony Board
City Mulling Two Paydays as Payroll May Miss Dec 1
City hall faces a bleak Christmas with Mayor C K Quin saying the December 1 payroll likely cannot be met. Banks and city agencies pause new advances until financial problems show progress. A plan to retire debts and secure loans will be presented to bankers for approval early next week as officials seek a way out.
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C. K. Quin
Defini
Frost
Alamo National Banks
Ina
Meyer
Quinn
Quin
Itxms
Elmer A. Dittmar
San Antonio Clearing House Association
Ernest J. Mmer
Board of Directors
Alamo National Park
Clearing House Association
Miller
Ely
Two Questioned as Heroin Is Seized
State Ranger Matlin Trejo and deputies questioned Antonio Ovideo 34 and Margarita Rosales after seizure of 80 grains of heroin at 1211 South Colorado. Officers obtained a search warrant and recovered 90 grains, hidden on the woman after a sale at the address.
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Antonio Ovideo
South
Colorado Street
Margarita Rosales
Matlin ‘Trejo
Alvin Prieseihann
Albert Stahl
Emmett Smith
Colorado
Dr Nathanson to Speak at Hebrew Center
Dr Nathanson, noted Jewish writer and lecturer, will speak at the Hebrew Community Center Tuesday at 8 p.m. on People Culture and Language. He is author of philosophy, history and religion works and tours the nation under the Jewish National Alliance of New York affiliation.
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Nathanson
Wilinnt Nathanson
En Iecturer
Ab Bau P
Nathanegyds
Jewish National Aliance of
New York
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