Navy Flier E B Quinn Found By Soldiers Near Leon Springs
Radioman E B Quinn who disappeared after a Navy dive to San Diego was found by 800 soldiers and local guards near Camp Bullis and Leon Springs. Ensign H B Bass piloted the craft and Bliss reported a strike on the tail. Recovery teams from Fort Sam Houston, CampStanley, and Camp Bullis searched from dawn to late morning.
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Ane Boty
E. B. Quinn
Nevai Tier
Navy
Camp Boullis Reservation
Ypoe. Barnett
Bullis
Satiffaay
H. B. Bass
David Gotyer
Oity Barnett
Wear Leon Creek
Leon Springs Reservation
Bear Leon Creek
Fort Sam Houston
John H. Greely
Howard Wilson
23Rd Infantry
Camp Stanley
Camp Hulls
Rendolph Field
O'Quean
Bliss
Randolph Field
Tve
Lexington
Randelph Feld
Don Politico Delivers More Airport Budget Probes
A Chicago Sun style column by Don Politico examines proposed long term leases for the Stinson field site's use and scrutinizes airport fund spending. It highlights a plan to lease the site for 99 years via annual one year leases, questions substantial payments to engineers, and notes rising costs and potential need for more taxpayer money. It also criticizes Parks Commissioner Henry Hecht for budget overruns and urges careful fiscal management ahead of federal aid.
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Don Politico
Stinson Fied
Stinson Sield
Bts
Gemg
Gerng
City Commission
Airport Hind
Okehed
Henry Hecht
Parks and Sanitation
Hein
Public payroll push and tax fight in city hall
The article notes P J Anderson announcing police would seize marble tables for unpaid city license fees, while commissioners face a flood of applicants for city payroll roles. It records a dispute between the school board and city attorney over Houston street tax matters and describes deputy constable appointments and potential resignations as a revenue control.
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P. J. Anderson
Daubley Delinquent City Tax Warning Sparks Critique
The city’s tax collector Daubley criticized delinquent taxpayers for not paying back taxes by November 1 to gain remission of interest and penalties. He noted expectations of a proportionate settlement for small taxpayers and referenced unresolved Houston street tax matters. Many await the decision, hoping for some profit.
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Las
Constables Debate Salary Projections and Redistricting
The text discusses Constables poised for a salary system January 1 and expects monthly car and gas costs around ten dollars. It mentions grand jury estimates of constables activity and seeks a math student to count speeding arrests. Vic tor Yecker and Melvin Mallatarget clash over redistricting support, with Yecker opposing.
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Auuuye Constaules
Justice
Grand Jury
Victor Yecker
Melvin. Mallatarget
Maltyberger
Yecker
Jim Donnell
Inside Story on Grand Jury Proposals and Redistricting
The Inside story explains why the commissioners rejected Todd grand jury plans and, instead, the Harrison jury favored more traffic officers. Pressure from rural residents and the political power of two incumbent justices shaped the debate over Sun tee Precinct No 4 and redistricting while concerns over highway safety influenced support for increased law enforcement rather than cuts.
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Grand Ry
Commissioners’ Court
Todd Grand Jury
Harry Harrison
Suntee Precinct
San Antonio
Alamo Heights
Ives
Harrison Jury Ubliks Ils
Attecess
Todd
Harrison Jury
Grand jury redistricting debate stirs county politics
The grand jury proposal on redistricting justice of the peace and constables faces skeptical County Commissioners Rob Uhre Judge Anderson and others. Donnell criticizes deputy constable increases while jurors brace for a drawn out battle to push reform amid strained county finances and political pressure.
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County Commissioners Court
Haing
Commissioners Court
Ton
Rob Uhre
Anderson
Donnell
Sam Anderson
R. W. Stappenbeck
Rowenyer
Todd Grand Jury
F. P
Yankees
Reopening Fray Over West Side Recreation Center
In a tangle of local politics centered on the red Huint district, leaders clash over reopening the recreation center. Mayors Quin and Maverick differ on street cleanup and use of the building, with latent moves shaping West Side influence and a city plan for a venereal detention hospital.
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Quin
Lutucs
Maverick
Matamoras
West Side
Boya Club
San Antonio praised by pastor as morally improving city
The Rev Hugh McLellan former San Antonio pastor arrived in Winchester Kentucky to preach a series at the Central Christian Church 720 Main Ave He said San Antonio is morally better than 15 years ago and praised soldiers discipline noting new downtown buildings a landscaped river and Alamo Stadium He recalled his four minute talks during Liberty loan drives and his four minute speeches for the city.
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San Antonio
Hugh McLellan
First Christan Church of
Winchester
McLellan
Central Christian Chute
Main
Hamiso
Central Etnicct J
Mexican Christian Church
Mexican Christian Institutes
Floyd Besh
Central Church
Grasso Named Lieutenant Colonel At St Mary's University
Clarence Grasso senior at St Marys University was named lieutenant colonel of the history unit. Other senior officers appointed include Barney Franza and majors Bobby Bosbyshell captains Bob Freeman lieutenant adjutant Steve Penps supply officer and Doug Porter first lieutenant. Appointments were made by Lipuit Leslie Merret during a pause in moving pictures.
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Clarence Graga
St. Mary's
Aeon Grasso
Greenlawndy
Barney Franza
Bobby Bosbyshell
Bob Freeman
Steve Penps
Doug Porter
Lipuit
Lesiie Merret
Preacher Rejects Preplanning Sermons In War Era
In a wartime speech, Rev. Dr. McLellan says he does not announce sermon subjects in advance. He recalls Liberty Bond workers confronting a wealthy man with a “fatherly talk” and notes the current war stance differs from past measures. He insists on delivering sermons spontaneously and plainly.
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McLellan
British pressure to aid Russia rises in Parliament and papers
Britain faces growing calls to aid the Soviet Union with immediate military action and material relief. Labour MPs, Midlands engineers, and university groups urge Churchill to open the western front, while newspapers debate risks and necessity of rapid U.S. and British support.
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London
West
Soviet
Russia
Bramannel Sninwell
IL Dbds
English Midlands
Winston Church
nAwniveraity College Hospital
Churchill
Rustin
United States
London Daily Herald
War Cabinet
News Chronicle
The
Daily Telegraph
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Samson
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American Express
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Dankt
Railway Express
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Leutenant
Red Army
Joske’s New Paint Mart
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