Public schools gain 153043 apportionment funds
Antonia public schools received 153043 from per capita state apportionment tied to a census of 52072 students. The funds will reduce school indebtedness with part paid to local banks and may leave the district with about 375000 in debt after December payrolls.
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Ban Antonia
Kifer
Siete Lee
Arron ‘Hooky
Eifer
Advertisers Hear Radio Man At San Antonio Club
Waller Zanit of WOAT was to address the San Antonio Advertising Club Tuesday at the Gubter hotel with his talk titled Ratio Survey. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. Charles Al Mewly of Corpus Christi, a member of one of the city's oldest families, who died at her home Sunday.
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Man Waller Zanit
WOAT
San Antonio
Gubter Hotel
Meuly
Corpus Christi
Charles AL Mewly
Doctor chosen to lead Navy Medical Corps amid reshuffle
In a High Office move Roosevelt elevates Capt. Ross T. McIndoe from surgeon aboard the White House staff to surgeon general of the Navy with the rank of rear admiral. The 49 year old travel physician has safeguarded the president’s health since the start of the new deal. He will receive a double promotion over several outranking captains, including Capt. Edgar Woods. Admiral Foreman retires today due to age. Dr. Meintire remains a commander on permanent duty with temporary captaincy.
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Warm Springs
Nay
Roosevelt
Hof Hs
Ross T. McIndre
Navy
Ravel
Edgar Woods
Dr. Meintire
White House
Blood drive at hospital aids brain tumor patient
Four people including three Robert B. Green hospital employees volunteered blood for Mrs. Silvers Contreras, 47, after brain tumor surgery. Tests showed only Mrs Haddad’s blood matched, and her blood was used for the transfusion.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
Silvers Contreras
Durango Street
Ruth Barker
Hospital
Lbrarian
Margie Fender
Russ Kathleen Keltey
Sedie Haddad
Pecos Street
Confruus
Opening of Newark market truck sheds celebration
Formal opening of the $168 370 market truck sheds was to be held at 4 p m Tuesday with Mayor C E Qui and commissioners receiving the keys from the WPA Trucks will enter the sheds for the first time at 6 a m Wednesday Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola Tuesday estimated the sheds would repay the city its $55 000 investment will s a year There have been no set rates but a trial will be made on charge of 25 cents per truck Rubiola said San Antonio and Bexar county trucks would be given precedence over out of town vehicles The park commissioner said he now proposed to erect a fine shelter over Haymarket square
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C. E. Qui
Jacob Rupiala
Rubiola
San Antonio
Bexar County
Haymarket Square
Civil Service Board Checks Police Exam Papers
The San Antonio Police and Civil Service Board began the second day of reviewing exam papers from 258 candidates seeking police positions. Robert Michael, board vice president, said results could be ready within a week after the exam at Draughon’s Business College. The top 50 will join the force to meet the six day work week under the wage hour law. a January exam is planned for five men.
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San Antonin Police
Phe Oly Service
Danee
Poice Force
Robert & Michael
Draughon
Business College
Michael
Drugs Flow From Paris to United States Suspect Network
Paris officials, aided by Cherbourg customs, captured three suspects tied to a major narcotics ring. They aimed to smuggle $180,000 worth of cocaine aboard the New York bound Europa using diplomatic papers to dodge scrutiny. The group includes Pierre Clolan, his wife, and Joachim Diamandoglou, linked to a Lyon headed gang and a factory at Avignon converting Yugoslav heroin.
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Paris
INS
United States
Wrested
Pierre Clolan
Joachim Diamandoglou
Louis-Theodore Lyon
New York
Clolah
Bowmanian
America
Diamandoglou
Avignon
Tawcope
Yugoslavia
Hold Religious Unity Day Observed Across United Faiths
The New York press reports religious unity day set for December 4, urged by William Randolph Hearst to protest atheism and intolerance. Leaders including Governor Lehman Bishop Manning and Rabbi Wize advocate共同 defense of civil rights and freedom of conscience with Protestants Catholics and Jews uniting. The piece cites calls from Alfred E. Smith and Rev Chris Reisner for strong worldwide religious solidarity.
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New York
Willan Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
United Religious
Lehman
Hearst
Herbert Lehman
Brotherhood of Mankind
Alfred E Reith
Mena
William T. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Manning
St. Hearst
Meaning
Jonah
TB. Wize
Christin F. Reisner
Steadway Tabernacle
Our Lady of Lake Choral Club Named
Our Lady of Lake Choral Club at Our Lady of the Lake college was announced by David Griffin, director. Members include Eleanor Marlow, Willi Marc Johnson, Roby Gun her, Bianca Garcia, ae sean lleman, Allee Corkery, Rith Lee Witte, June Kleinsmith, Grace Dunn, Alma Espey, Clare Alice Conner, Barbara Brown, Dorothy Downey, Anne Maddox, Joan Bear Gon, Marie Pawelek, Lucile Bean Yeu, Gertrude Zamprecher, Cdria Stine Ulmer, Labrada Cavazos, Marie Olwin Martinee, Juli Mery Coggins, Elizabeth Ci Ruth Murray, Gertrude Leplet jetty Gene Siel sk, Deltina Gaffe, Harriett Hagerdorn, Doris Neal, Nancy Dickerson, Dorothy Hauser, Mary Ellen Kstrom, Adrienne Regard, Ellene Jester, Letitia Hardwick, May Oma Klepperich, Frances Burkholder and Erin Patrick.
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Macoiversalys
Our Lady of the Lake College
Duseday
David Griffin
Eleanor Marlow
Willi Marc Johnson
Roby Gunher
Bianca Garcia
Ae Sean Lleman
Allee Corkery
Rith Lee Witte
June Kleinsmith
Grace Dunn
Alma Espey
Clare Alice Conner
Barbara Brown
Dorothy Downey
Anne Maddox
Joan Bear- Gon
Marie Pawelek
Lucile Bean- Yeu
May Oma Klepperich
Frances Burkholder
Erin Patrick
Film Shows How to Prevent Accidents in Chicago
A safety film produced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police safety division with Northwestern University Traffic Safety Institute demonstrates methods to cut vehicle mishaps. The program focuses on patrol enhancements at locations with prior accident types to reduce future incidents.
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Chicago
INSI
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Northwestern University Tenffic Safety Institute
Quintuplets Won't Go to World's Fair
Toronto November 29 Canadian Press reports guardians of the Dionne quintuplets announced the sisters will not attend next year’s New York World’s Fair. Premier Hepburn supported Dr Allan Dafoe and the father Oliva Dionne in opposing the exhibit.
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Toronto
Four Bathers Land Sharks on Beach in California
In Long Beach California on Monday four young ocean bathers hauled two 17 foot great white sharks onto the sand after the fish had frightened swimmers for days. Both sharks were previously wounded by fishermen and later died during the attempted removal.
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Long Bhacg
Calif
Oil Blaze Ties Up South Presa Traffic
A small oil stove in the station office caused a blaze at a filling station on 11M4 South Presa Street. The fire spread to the roof and damaged a gasoline pump, tied up traffic for nearly an hour, and caused about $500 in damage.
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South Presa Street
BF W. A. Buckholdt
Oil Worker Killed in Car Train Crash
In Corpus Christi on November 28 oil field worker J H Walker, 42, of Crockett and Corpus Christi, died after his car collided with a train about two miles south of Linton. He died en route to a hospital. Survivors include his wife and two brothers.
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Corpus Chribti
H J. Walker
Crockett and
Corpus Christi
Linton
Waller
S Hospital
Pershing Remains in San Antonio After Brief Hospital Visit
Gen John J. Pershing, World War I commander, has not left his room since arriving in San Antonio last week for an indefinite stay at the Gunter hotel. His attendant said Pershing may inspect Fort Sam Houston’s unit, with no definite plans for a hospital visit, and he remains in good health.
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John J. Pershing
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
A. P. Shaeffer
Staion Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
General Pershing
Wether
Untitled Old Remedy Claim for Back Pain Relief
Fragmented notice describes a dubious remedy for backaches and related symptoms. It alleges kidney and bladder disorders cause pain and promises a treatment marketed to readers. The text reads like an ad fragment with dubious medical claims and urges consulting a doctor for the product advertised.
Nurita Pain Relief Guarantee Promises Fast Comfort
An ad for Nurita from Walgreen Drug Stores claims quick relief from rheumatic pain lumbago neuralgia and muscular aches without opiates. It promises refunds after three doses if pain persists and highlights a money back guarantee amid its medicinal appeal.
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Nurita
Walgreen Drug Stores
Prowler Steals Radio and Satinet Water at Station
A prowler broke into a Gulling filling station at Asnvy Place and Worth Wlores Street Tuesday night, taking a radio, pennies, and a dozen bottles of satin water. Carl Moses operates the station. HH. 8. McMurtray reports an overcoat stolen from a freight depot in the 200 block of Soledad Street. Walter Dennis reported an address.
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Carl Moses
Asnvy Place
Worth Wlores Street
Stoen
McMurtray
Southern Pacific Freight Depot
Soledad Street
Walter Dennis
Two South Texans Suffer Fractures in Hospital Visit
In San Antonio hospitals Tuesday two South Texans recuperate after a fall in an incident at nearby streets. Frank J. Hinds, prominent stockman of Rio and Atase Sosa counties, was treated at Nix hospital. W. B. Morgan, assistant cashier of the Uvalde State Bank, reported a $5 theft from his room at East Commerce steel case.
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Bab Antonio
Frank J. Hinds
Yrio
Atase Sosa
Nix Hospitas
Banta Rosa
W. 2. Morgan
Uvalde State Bank
East Commerce Steel
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