San Antonio Eyes Ceramic Industry Growth After Lunch Talk
The San Antonio chamber of commerce industrial committee weighed ceramics as a major local industry after K Pence of the University of Texas urged developing fire porcelain and tableware, art pottery, and local scholarships. He noted Texas is a key pottery supplier, with much of production sent to New York and California, and urged training tied to local development.
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Coy About Highway Contestants Stir City Bond Vote
Contenders in the city bond issue election dodged questions Tuesday on withdrawing the Interregional highway issue from the courts to push ahead on right of way. The city planning board planned to seek separation of the project from taxpayers suing the city. Taxpayers’ spokesman Sant Bennett and attorney Elmer Ware Stahl voiced limited positions while Mayor Mauermann warned the suit blocks progress, noting a $4.5 million federal grant at stake. The board advanced plans to buy right of way at full cost and discussed a $350,000 contribution toward the $500,000 needed to begin property purchases. 16 members were re-elected for two-year terms.
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Mauermann
Special Planning Board
Planning Board
Tomlin Faces Two Charges In Road Incident
Paul Tomlin, 45, of North Presa, faces two charges after a Tuesday crash on West Wandlawn. Also named are Katreen Tomlin, missing in San Antonio travel, and driver O G Warnke, who treated at Santa Rosa hospital with non life threatening injuries. George Galiteel, 33, was a passenger in Tomlin’s vehicle and suffered minor injuries.
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Katreen Tomlin
San Antonio
Warnke
Santa Rosa Hospital
George Galiteel
Ciene Mierstreet
Fomlin
Missionary Leader Headlines Women Missionary Meeting
Lindell of Wunneapalis, editor of Lutheran Word Crusade, speaks at 2:30 p.m. on a commission life. A special invitation extends to all women of the San Astonia group of Women’s Missionary Federation, American Lutheran Church. Livdell, born in China to missionary parents, will also speak at Grace Library on Tuesday and Wednesday at Boy om.
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China
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Veterans Lose Poll Tax Permit Claim
World War II veteran aumven W. Duke of 620 Dallas Street says his job as a taxi driver was denied a permit by City Taxi Inspector Pat Conner after he claimed he had no poll tax. Conner demanded proof of poll tax before issuing a permit. Duke argued veterans should not be taxed to vote, while Police Commissioner Sala P. GL. Anderson noted the matter.
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Refinery Plan Ratified for Tripoli in Lebanon
Be yrouth November 27 The Lebanese chamber of deputies today ratified the Lebanese American agreement for the establishment of an oil refinery in Tripoli Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Lebanese Chamber of Deputies
Tripoli
Hearing Set in Botched Baby Burnings Case at Manchester Camp
Preliminary hearing slated for Friday for Hie Peters and Carraway charged with murder and accessory in a case alleging the cremation of five infants at a moonlight tourist camp near Manchester. A lab analysis will determine if ashes are human. Investigators weigh abortion ring angles across Indiana Florida and Texas.
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Ian Barry Carraway
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Tennessee Imagistrate
PRY
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Harry F. Carraway
Fayetteville
Peters
Carraway
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Peters and
Peter
Mary Ramsay
Ramsays
Coffee County
Indiana
Florida
Tinos
Luxury Liner Not Needed on Manila to San Francisco Trip
Dudley W. Robb of San Antonio recalls sailing from Manila to San Francisco aboard a Victory ship converted to transport service. Among 544 army officers and enlisted men, the journey lasted 28 days with canvas bunks on deck and meals cooked in a field kitchen aboard.
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Manila
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Dudley W. Robb
San Antonio
San Francisco
San Antonians Win Art Awards Receives Prizes
Amelia Urbach of San Antonio won first prize in old paintings at Laguna Gloria and Ney museums in Rus tin, Texas Fine Arts Association announced. Helen McDade and Vera Rothermed, both San Antonio, earned honorable mentions in graphic arts. Nicholas A. Comite of Randolph field received an honorable mention in the water color category.
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Amelia Urbach
San Antonio
Laguna Gloria and Ney
Rustin
Texas Fine Arts Association
Helen McDade
Vera Rothermed
Nicholas A. Comite
Randolph Field
Catholic Retreat Held at St Marys Church in Taylor
Nov 27 reports Rev J Birgraff of Austin led a day long Catholic retreat at St Marys Church Taylor with scheduled services and conferences. The event concluded with benediction and holy hour.
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J. Birgraff
Austin
RE. Mary's Catholic Church
U S and S Gas Reserve Estimate Shown
United States gas reserve estimates indicate a probable natural gas abundance with an estimated 65 trillion cubic feet of proven reserves and an additional potential reserve around 85 trillion cubic feet, signaling substantial energy capacity.
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