Bishop Lauds Camacho in Mexican church progress
Most Rev John Gannon of Erie praises Mexican Catholic developments as democracy grows after years of church suppression. He travels to Mexico City for a bishops conclave tied to Our Lady of Guadalupe feast. Clergy report reopened churches and religious instruction returning, with Archbishop Lucey and others accompanying.
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Mark Gannon
Erie
Anthony Yeteler Rowin
Mexico City
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Givermiment
Suukiniss
L ‘Ths
Montezuma ‘Seminary
Las Vegas
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Wits
Robert E. Lucey
G. C. Dagan
Conley
Erle, Po
Child Eats Leaf Of Poisonous Plant Incident
A child from 124 West Evelid Avenue was involved after eating a leaf from a poisonous plant. Patrick Copeland, located near Green Hospital, and another address at 102 Alder Street, received treatment for an arm injury while playing basket ball.
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Wednesays
Reader Sees Bright L A Future in New York Trip
Two women from Broadmoor hotel Colorado Springs drive to New York via San Antonio. Kathryn Aughtes social director and Miss Glen Rin astrological reader at Broadmoor express interest in the romantic city. Miss Riveker discusses summer film interests and hints at forthcoming star forecasts.
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Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Jay
San Antonio
New York
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Hate
Glen Rin
St. Anthony
Riveker
Wallace Beery
Chico Marx
Nolome
Indictments Return In Criminal District Court
Jurors presented five indictments in a criminal district court case. The charges span theft by balance and embezzlement, seduction, forgery, burglary, and theft. The report cites witnesses including Miss Ricker and notes the judge’s remarks on the city’s future implications of the prosecutions.
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Ricker
District board hears plea for new San Antonio junior college district
Petition drive seeks election to create a San Antonio junior college district. County board of education will review signatures, with 3204 valid voters needed. After county action, Commissioners court will schedule an election. Notable figures include J. Judson, Pal Pfeiffer, Amay Young, A. Seheh and Dr. H. H Ogilvie.
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Jaysee Champ
Billy McKinney
Olivia Martinez
Brannon Tsenhawer
Tush Johnson
Charlotte Hambrook
Sunshine Head
Virle, Gulley
Virginia Oxley
Betta Lee Wolf
Aubrey Keating
Bob Keginston
Vernon Bauhm
H. H Ogilvie
J. 0. Loftin
Raitis Belt
San Antonio F. A. Council
Carlton Adama Ts Dah Dewees
Thomas TB
Portwood
BH. F. Smith
Lila Marshal
San Antt Fonia Pearkers’ Council
Local Notices and Names in Houston and Beyond
Bexar Facts BITS notes Acklen en route to Canada to join Royal Carigian Aly force while Walter Pridemore, former Des Moines editor, heads to Houston to join allied corps. OTTO RICHTER, Lonnie Lentz on leave in Florida, Bill Matthews recovering from tonsillectomy. Western Union service offers morning wakeup for workers. Warner promoted in life insurance sales. Fred Fe, Plyg Rave, Raymond Schuetzky, Barney Sadovsky listed. Mel Koenning earns second place in cigar photo contest. Virginia C Bryant birthday. Roy Hodges to Honduras jungles. Joan E. Ruxster back at Brooks Field. Lenora Ann Thompson appointed UT Austin assembly rep. Gamma Phi Beta member.
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Des Moines
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Houston
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Lonnie Lentz
Florida
Bill Matthews
Louisiana
Haly
Warner
San Antonia
Ife Insurance Company
Fred FE
Pplygrave
Raymond Scihuetzy
Barney Sadovsky
Mel Koenning
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Virginia C'Bryant
WB. Stewart
Hoy
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Honduras
Joan E. Ruxster
Brooks
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College of Fine Arts
University of Texas
WMU Names Old Officers Amid Convention Meetings
The Woman's Missionary Union of the San Antonio BaptistAssociation re elected officers including W P Coleman as president Richard Brown vice president Beverly Spiner corresponding secretary Ed Herbsleb recording secretary Neal Us chorister and Robert De Sha pianist The Rev Jacob Gartenhaus home mission board field secretary spoke on mission work and will address services at First Baptist and Temple later this week
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Festrow
W. 2. Coleman
Richard Brown
Deverly Spulman
George Houston
Nieting
Tid Merristed
Robert de
Ist Association
W. PF. Coleman
Atlanta, Ga
Baptist Temple of
Aca
Zoo Buys Gorillas for First Captive Breeding Program
San Diego officials announce the purchase of five gorillas from a New York dealer to begin the citys first captive breeding project. The arrivals will raise the local gorrilla population to four, with Mbongo and Nyagi named as famous former residents.
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Fumele Boras
Eve
Cap. W
Amy Porillas
Mbongo
Nyagi
Realty Law Violators Warned by County Commissioner
Commissioner Sam Anderson warned that prosecutions will follow for filing auitadivision plats with the county clerk without Commissioners' court authorization. Violators face a fine from 10 dollars to 4500 and up to 99 days in county jail or both. The commissioner said certain real estate men are pushing cheap subdivisions while failing to fulfill promised improvements, as District Authority John RR. Shook commented.
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Williams elected moderator of San Antonio Baptist association
The Rev. Tillie Williams, pastor of Northside Baptist, was elected moderator of the San Antonio Baptist association at its eighty second annual meeting held at the First Baptist Church. Other officers named include Rev. T. F. Hoffman as vice moderator and Rev. J. W. Burns as clerk. The meeting closes with prayer and speeches by Dr. W. W. Melton and Dr. Thomas H. Taylor.
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Northside Baptist Church
Te Sain Antonio Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
T. F. Hoffman
Highland Park
J. W. Burns
Alamo Heights
Neal Elis
Calvary
Chesler
Robert de Stan
Praneihal
W. W. Melton
Dallas
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Thomas H. Taylor
Howard Payne College
Brochine
Garner Fine Says Wife On Visit During Crisis
Mrs. John Nance Garner told reporters on a visit at the St. Anthony hotel garage that her husband is occupied with personal worries and not focused on public affairs. She plans a trip to Dallas to see son Tully Garner, calling the family’s concerns their main priority.
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Tully Charles Gayner
Angwhile
Exeyire Persideri
Officers Get Promotion In The Reserve Forces
President Arthur af Cory, a master reserve and depot official, has been promoted to captain. Two San Antonio reserve officers on duty elsewhere have also been promoted, Captain Clay Preston to major at Rock Island Arsenal, and Lieutenant B C Rounedge to first lieutenant in Washington’s chief office.
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Aunricemaster Reserve
Ality Ab Normoyle Quapylermaster Depot
San Antonio
Staliong
Clay Preston
Reasrre
Wrest
Summit ‘Place
Rock Island Arsenal
B. C. Rounedge
Infantry
Porter 'Street
Hirst Veutenant
Washington
Mrs Leesch Rites Set At Boerne
Services for Mrs Anna Leesch 22 died at her Boerne home will be held at 4 p m Wednesday in Boerne with the Rev Mr Dankins of the Lutheran church officiating Survivors include her husband Henry Leesch sisters and brothers She was a native of Laon Springs TAX REFUND DADEWASHINGTON Oct 8 JP The Kicensury Tins refunded 205 to the estate of William H Dunning Je Fort Worth and dropped an addit ional chim of 24036
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Boerne
Dankins
Lutheran Church
Henry Leesch
Leesch
Laon Springs
Washington
William H. Dunning
Fort Worth
Marlandale High School Band Visits Bermany Carnival
The 15 piece Marlandale High School band directed by BR G C King performed at the Bermany Sons carnival on Tuesday night. Crowd attendance set a record while Koluie Kelth and her orchestra played and Alfred Schacker's orchestra provided dancing music. Soldiers in uniform admitted free and car listings appeared in the classified section.
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Marlandale High School
BR. G C. King
Koluie Kelth
Alfred Schacker
Tattooing Boom Fueled by Defense Programs in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, tattoo artist Larry treats, a onetime city enthusiast, reports business rising nearly 50 percent as defense-related demand increases. He notes growing visits on the South Side, with clients requesting a range of designs from hearts to ships. A Morbid request for a scaffold tattoo was scorned by teachers, leading to a lesson in censorship. Larry says he circumvents navy limits by surrounding subjects with a bathing suit motif.
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