Callaghan opposes Park A plan to sell Browns site
Callaghan opposes selling the St. Louis Browns property south of Alamo stadium to let the team build its own park funded by the city. He argues the city should gain from any sale via tax rolls and notes the Browns hold no real or personal property on the tax rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan
St. Louis Browns
Alamo Stadium
Alfred Callaghan
Advis Callaghan
Gus B. Mavermann
Thway
P. L. Anderson
Callaghast
Anderson
Browns
San Antonio
Undersland
Parks Employees Get Pay Raises
Parks department workers will receive raises up to 50 cents a day, promised by Commissioner Henry Kein on Wednesday. The plan also taps half of the department’s share from a $430,000 loan, with $50,000 earmarked for payroll and $25,000 for floor repairs not in the original budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Henry Kein
Hein
China Reds Battle on Peiping Hankow Rail Line
Feiping October reports note Communist forces pressed toward Paoting the Hoihpeh capital while government troops reinforce southward from Peiping to halt the assault. 시민
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feiping
PFI
Peiping-Hankew
Paoting
Hoipeh
Peiping
City Tax Survey To Begin Dec 1
J Frank Gallagher chief deputy tax assessor collector says the lac city department will begin a resurvey of property values by December 4 and finish before the assessment period starts on June 4. Preparations are underway for the November board of equalization meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac
J. Frank Gallagher
Board of
Pequalization
Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENS
A scanned list of names shows marriage licenses granted and divorces granted. The dense OCR includes Ignacio Grecco Jr and Rachel J. Samedex among many couples, plus numerous other individuals and partners, with associated lines indicating marital records and divorce outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital Statistics
Ignacio Grecco Jr
Rachel J. Samedex
Jose Gallstdo
Hurtensia
Satie Martner
Irene de Tarank G. Trevivo
Samune A. Kodyteen
Renello Hacobede
Lue Huerta
Ioutro NM
Carrera
Boubljew Delgado
Cristobal Pirces
Vivinan
Eyila
Fenen J. Evans Jr
Dorothy
Bill Clery
Maria
Thompson
Dyerbeliis
Lilian A
Marek Roper
Phillipa
Dorothy A. Lugat
Natal ‘Wray Riker
Metallyre
Ange Front
George Muse
Sadle Dor
Arnold
Hollandey
Aie
Hoetts Nicholas F
Kutuchi Luvs
Genara A
Vera
Auc
Erates
Arturo Gelestine
Flovia Valdex Serra
Hewulllou
Rosemary R Wullerby
Britt
Dorothy TL
Kinzel
Joseph D.” Aresstrong
Patricia J. Crawford
Juan FP. Puchols
Maria Tf. Cantro
Robert J. Caskey
Wilma M. Weathera
Marti
Mari A. Kellar
Prlure de Los Santox
Adela Felan
Hulley Co Dalton
Betty Sue Olives
Louis BR. McPherton
Dorja L
Hogue
Tose Castillo
Sentoy Benavides
Julia
Moen
Olive H. Meredilly
Jesuie Wiks
Weert S. Schroeler
Emins Louise
Wardie
Willams
Mareuerly Hows
Loyd
Buff
Lyda Lynn Wood
Thursice Joes
Lillie ‘Mac. Walker
Woberd
Ruby Stephien
P.O Bat
Edna
Barker
Rosemary
Wilburo
N. Fernandez
Henry
Amelia
Xutce
Elworts
Evs
Galloway
A. Homer L. R Sanford
Barbara J
Jil Garza
Felice Ge Reynaldo
Ottmera
Roy R
Wilman Hulus
Fig Violet H. Mylerz
Myrile J. ‘Lymatic Bryant
David
Geululi
Jfleams
Vada
Jacob
Ivene
Carmon WF
Court Approves Repairs Plan for County Boys Home
Court received preliminary alteration and repair plans from architect Ralph H Cameron for the county boys home including the detention unit. Repairs to make the detention home secure are estimated at 5400 dollars. Cameron notes the detention home lacks detention features and stucco work is needed to secure walls. The court also exempted local churches from county ad valorem taxes and awarded several road and facility contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Cameron
Cameron
Avondale Baptist Church
Christ Lutheran Church
Pentecost Gospel Lighthouse of Texas, Inc
Ad Valorem
Glesen Brothers
Bexar County
Southern Construction Company
St. Mary's Street
U. S. Highway 281
River Fraud Charge Denied in San Antonio Water Dispute
The Texas Supreme Court heard a dispute over whether the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority or the city of San Antonio will control former San Antonio Public Service Company properties. Former Governor Dan Moody argued the deal involved a covert contract and fraud, while GBRA lawyer Tarleton Morrow denied any fraud, stating the city knew of GBRA profits and the LCRA contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ue 24
Supreme Court
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority
San Antonio
San Antonio Public Service Company
Dan Moody
GBRA
Connyhank
Gias
Colorado Tiger Authority
LCRA
GHRA
Tarlton Morrow
Houston
Arrests in September Show 596 Individuals Processed
City police records report 596 arrests in September as per Corporation court figures from P. L. Anderson. Of 4676 filings, 4012 guilty, 173 not guilty, 645 dismissed. fines totaled 21044 with limited collection. Juvenile aid bureau also made 132 arrests with 44 repeaters. Property recovered included two bicycles, one auto, 43 in cash, and 513 worth of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Anderson
Corporation Court
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Polices
Drillers Gather for Convention and Industry Talk
Oil field workers and executives from Allen and Morris and Royan Drilling converge at a Fort Worth hotel convention. Attendees discuss cheaper, better drilling, 600 members, 3 million feet of hole projected, and a push for standardization by the American Petroleum Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junko Drilling Firm
Allen and Morris
Rough Arch Royan
Fort Worth
Royan Drilling Company
Goose Creek
W. G. Morris
San Antonio
Allen J and Morris
Fred F .Murray
Dallas
Plaza
Murray
The
American Petroleum Institute
Cotton Futures Open Steady as Prices Inch Down
Cotton futures started lower today with most contracts easing a few cents per pound. October futures quoted around 38.0 to 38.5 cents, with December near 37.9 and March about 37.9 to 38.2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W York
Mey
Hans
Steudy
Sewenya
ORL
Clales
Grain futures report from Chicago closes mixed
Grain market in Chicago shows varied results as futures trade with wheat and corn under pressure. Prices for nearby months hint at modest shifts amid market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Del
Alcon
Tory Yeaterany
Oil Field Drilling Updates Across Texas Regions
The report notes multiple oil tests and completions in Texas counties including Uvalde, Wilcox, and Uvalde. Wells at depths around 2000 to 8200 feet show water cushions and gas or distillate recovery with open flow estimates. several new wildcats planned near Seven Sivturs and Wheeler subdivision.
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OU News
Hennett
Cuntinweal
Stayeh Wilcox
Bea
Runnin
Zane
de Laine Gona
Criti
Newman Brothers
Hays
McMullen
Duva County
Counly
Wil-Fox
Herman Brown No
Hynes
Refugis
Metugio County
Ohno
Phillips No
Toland
LaRosa
Boutett
Sarrelis
Babinul
Uvalde County
Laattamn
Fragmented Texas charter details in cryptic OCR garble
Irregular series of corporate names and stock figures from San Antonio Cuero McAllen and other locales. Mentions incorporators Kath ry n Fy Gleason Hubert Hy Calmon Henry Fischman Holmes Wood Cuero Agricultural Commodities McAllen RiaSen Haines and others.
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Marion Was
Sec
San Antonio
Kathryn 2
Gleagon
Rober
H. Colmen
Henry Mf
Cuero
John A. Regan
Forcat Holmes
John
The
RiaSen Company
McAllen
Incorporatora
Breda
Ban Autodle
Manufacturing
Camttri
Incorporators
Paul Gi. Meaders
Ho L. Brinze
Obituary notices and services listed for multiple individuals
Obituaries list numerous names with scattered details of services and burial locations. Entries include speakers like Joseph’s cemetery and Mission Burial Park, with varied dates and times such as Tuesday or Thursday services and home funerals. The fragmentary text references addresses and burial chapels, indicating multiple memorials across different communities.
Livestock Market Report With Wide Price Ranges
Cattle receipts around 960 head with calves active and strong slaughter demand. Hogs receipts about 200 with one price market. sheep and goats also active with higher bids. Prices cover cattle from butcher to choice calves, stockers, and dairy cattle. hogs and sheep show varied but generally firmer values across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank Clis
Gomson
Courts of the Fourth Civil Appeals Decideds Cases and Motions
Proceedings from Maverick Nueces and Brooks counties show motions granted and submissions noted. Names include G Bedell Moore and C D Ashibrot ital with various entities. Supplemental proceedings and tentative rulings referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bedell Moore
C.D
J. Rune
Fran Freaks
Cnunty
Appellee
Tor
CAUST
Elmer J
Rune
Beonka County
Texas Trails and Livestock News From County Agents
County agents Tate Shahan and White with agricultural youths head to the State Fair in Dallas for a livestock exhibit including 20 barrows and two calves owned by Clifton Scheel. Heart of Texas Quarter Horse show and Texas Palomino exhibition loom in San Angelo and nearby areas. Florida flood losses in San Antonio stockyards prompt assessments. Floresville to hold its first peanut festival since 1941 with rodeo and marching bands. Wainwright Derby fest follows Del Rio horse races starting October 10. Vitamin E prevents rancidity in margarine and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gray
Robert B. Tate
H. Shahan
A. E. White
Dallas
Clifton Scheel
Comumissio Tradiar Market Fair in San Antonio
San Antonio market traders report no price changes on the coneinlgeion market while produce items varied slightly. Bell peppers and sweet potatoes dip modestly as fresh fruit and vegetable listings show mixed crate and per bushel prices for cantaloupes, cucumbers, apples, oranges, and tomatoes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comumissio Tradiar
San Antonio
Coneinlgeion
Stoweee
Jima
Jonathan
Florida
Mexico
Calif
Prones
Oregon
Peer Lux
White Not Color in Physics and Perception
The article explains that white is not a color in itself but the result of combining all visible wavelengths. It discusses how light mixing creates white and how pigments differ in producing color through absorption and reflection.
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WH. B. Zachry
Parks
China Reds
Acers
M. W. Acers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mexico City
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Burke
Cal- Texas
W. Waitsmeyer
Alamo
Chapman
John Oscar Clapman
Tex
Wite
Alar Auertle Chapman
Ulster
Mia Joe Murphy
Jo Ann Murphy Yates
Joe Murphy
Shonaigiland Elvd
A. P. Shirkey
Mission Burial Park
Alaino Nu
AML
Porter Loring
Mary Hastings
Arlington Court
Fred Pleiffer
W. Te Wicker
Ruben Pigilips
Harvey Stevenson
Mahavier
Tony Mahavier
Fears
Fair Ave
Ons
Willard
Wylie
Stanley
Clyde
Vieters
Mra
Emma
Hattie Peet
Fuehe Fueral
Thurday
G. Poney
Antorment
San Jose Buriay Pack T
Earl Burke
Abilene
Johnny Cornell
Odessa
Brad Mills
Exelusive
J Association
Ion
B. E. Groenewold
Tulsa
Okla
Jane
ArAgsih Pagg
Hilurday
Suneral Services
Euilh Mann Sereno
Aker Bome
Ban Jose
Bovis
Fatermont
Luitne Moamoleey Rouls
Khaplek
Sakia
Lena Tain
Travis
Wma
Alama Wunaral
Hoselawa Bemorial Nark
Charlee Ge
Jain Oscar Chanman
Dalia
Idonday
Loring Chapel
McPhercon
Manan
Berle
S.A. Livestock
Eis
E—E
Lee Falk and
Phil Davis
Felina
Katinas
Katina
Ikatinas
ARE
Ptet
Captain Mikes
Mike
Scouts
Casper
Connies
Lee Falk
Ray Moore
Trilly
Jimmy Murphy
Cape
Jpo
Texas
Heart of Texas
Sunction
San Angelo
Floresville
del Rio
Ausen
Cairo
City News
Woodlawn Pavilion
Louie
Texas National Corp
Transit Tower
Pga Hymanet
Creston H. Funk Investment Securities
Frost
Asmewt
Onm Finance & Thrift Torroration
Travis Street Telephone Fannin
Ceynncene Ray
Fas Anau
Southern National Life Insurance CO
OLD Line Legal Reserve
Frost National Bank
Fannin
Nto Texas Bond & Mortgage Company
Fiee
Fanninote
Gian
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