Traffic Zoned Throughout District For Legion Meeting
Traffic restrictions gate the business district during the legion meeting with zones and hours. Certain streets are closed to all vehicles from 7 pm to 11:30 pm while some avenues allow business traffic only and others permit traffic but prohibit parking. Local routes include Houston, Soledad, Travis, Pecan, and College streets among others.
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Busi~ness
Houston
Soledad
Avenue E
Travis'street
Saledad Street
Jefferson Street
Pecan Street
North St. Mary's Street
Jefpegerson
Marlin Stret
Jefferson Retreet
North St Maars's
Fron Yu College Street
Market Street
Nael College Street
Auditorium Plaza
College Street
Sandall
Alamo Plaza
Main Plaza
Military Plaza
Tresinn
North St. Marz's Street
Lotoya Street
Crockett Street
Navarro Street
Crockett
North Presa Street
South Alamo Street
Commerce
Blum Street
St. Joseph Street
Ham Street
Commerce Street
Nacogdoches
Army man selects Oakland sedan
Staff Sergeant S. C. Foster, a veteran from Fort Sam Houston, poses with his new Oakland sedan bought from Alamo Automobile Co. Oakland Pontiac distributors nearby. A friend’s praise of Oakland service inspired the purchase.
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Army Man
Oakland
S. C. Foster
U §. Army
Fort Sam Mouston
Oakland Landout
Alamo Au
Tomobile Co
Oakland Pointiac
Foster
Monoxide Gas Proves Fatal in City Auto Garages
Local Chandler distributor T A Little warns against running car engines in closed garages. A Washington health survey confirms automobile exhaust poses a danger in small private garages with one or two cars.
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Silliong
T. A. Little
Chandler
Public Health Cers
Washington
The
Health Service
Quesson
Mr. Little
Five Fresh World Records for Studebaker Cars
Washington reports that five new world records for stock cars were recognition by the International Association of Recognized Automobile Clans. The Studebaker President roadster covered 30,002 miles at average speeds between 64 and 68 mph on Atlantic City’s speedway, with other marks at 10 000 18 000 20 000 25 000 40 000 miles and averages from 63 to 68 mph.
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Washington
Oct
Bern
International Association of Recognized
Fin Tarix
American Automobile Association
Studebaker
Eizhe Sanders
Atlantic City
Tasl
A. FH
Means
Assista
Ronues
Stau
American Records Dyo International Authority
Mechanical Service Tales From War Era Motor Trains
In Fronce, S A Mechanics saw service as part of the Motor Transport Corps. An enemy plot contaminated engines by pouring a sticky substance into crankcases, requiring engine stripping and cleaning. Other service members hauled ammunition and food to front lines in the Thirty-sixth Division.
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Motor Transport Corps
AL H BL
Fronce
MM. Hendricks
Winerich Motor Company
Lere
Epy
Walter
Stank Paradowski
Winerich Service Department
Wahac
Tih
Lrai
Meteritt
Pararow
War veterans aid munitions demand and ship duties noted
The record highlights veterans such as J. Ben Camp of the Winevich service shops and Stanley Ueker, both active in mechanics after wartime service. Camp, an air service veteran and mechanic trainer, helped with equipment while Ueker progressed to first class machinist and aided in transporting cargo across the Atlantic aboard the U S S Lake Francis.
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Fen Unt
J. Ben Camp
Winevich Service
Mechanic
Air Service
aAurin
Bay of Wiscau
Cnal
Ines
Slanley Ueker
Wiserich Service Organization
Ueker
Atlantic
U. S. S. Lake Francis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winerich Motor Sales Company
Broadway
Aaron Drathers
Lytle
Tex
Arnold Sinfor Balew
Studebaker Dealers
San Antonio Territory
Ured Wighters
Carrizo Springs
Bates Co
Oakoin
Commercial Motor Sales Co
Harlingeh
Lrawnssilie
San Antonio, Texas
Crouch Motor
Fox Motor Coy
Potects
Ania Beevite
Schlemmer Moloy Sater Co
San Marcon
Cra
S.A. Mechanics
Hudson
H. B. Terrer
C. R. Aiken
el Paso
San Antonio
Sanderson Motors, Inc
Dodge Brothers
AAR
Dodge Brothers New Senior
America
Detroit
Wroten
Handley Motor CO
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