Legal Aid Group Discusses San Antonio Welfare Bureau Link
Al M Heck, attorney, spoke to the San Antonio Ton's club detailing how prospective clients too poor to pay can be directed to the Legal Aid committee on the courthouse fourth floor. He noted cases aren’t accepted if the applicant can pay a fee and urged advising applicants to seek a private attorney. He encouraged minister or employer referrals and promised the club’s cooperation without overburden. Also noted: Tehran reports American correspondents would face British Russian censorship of dispatches in the United States.
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Uperequa Vn Wie Avgey
Boewatttee
San Antonio Bar Ass
Leocvilion
San Antonio
Minster
Legal Aid Committee
Association
Heck
TRAN
Teheran
Iran
Vitlich Legation
United States
Boerne Legion Officers Listed
New American Legion Post 228 officers in Boerne include Joseph C. Ammen as commander John L. Buddy and Hugo Zoeller as vice commanders William Reinhard as adjutant Henry G. Nickel as finance officer D F R Lansing as chaplain Henry R Neuy Mann as service officer and Joe Haren as sergeant at arms The post will sponsor the Armistice day parade and services in Boerne.
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American Legion
Boerne
Joseph CO. Ammen
John L. Buddy
Hugo Zoeller
William Reinhard
Henry G. Nickel
D. FR. Lansing
Henry R. Neuymann
Joe Haren
Defense, Meetings Fill Hotel Rooms
Room clerks report a full house as hotels near water stations fill with delegates and officials. The surge is attributed to a convention of bottlers and the Methodist conference along with defense work leaders visiting the city.
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Methodist Conference
Ballot on College Plan Hits Snag
Preparations for a special junior college election stalled by a legal dispute as County Auditor Garvey refused county funding until a district attorney opinion is received on who bears election costs. Officials expect a Friday or Saturday ruling. printers offered free ballots but responsibility for expenses remains in question. The district attorney’s view may force a redesign of the funding authority between county and school systems.
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Beard Veus
Edgar ‘Garvey
Gdfvey Lasertad
Albert Trawaller
Owen Kilday
Charles Wingerson
Attormany
Waltots
Election Board
P. Behntabel
Colege Organizing Committee
Disstrict
Laehom
Salah Schnabel
WCTU Renames Mrs. Van Watts President in Texas
Mrs Claude de Van Watts of Austin was re-elected president of the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the annual Houston convention, defeating Mrs Rose Goblens of Callie 16 to 1. Other officers were re-elected. only Mrs Wil May of Sherman was unopposed as vice president.
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Houston
Get
Claude de van Watts
Austin
Texas ‘Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rose Goblens
Callie
van Watts
Wil
May of Sherman
Thomas Jensen
Mary R. Powell
J. D. Mastin
Beaumont
Waxahachie
Month yields high back tax total and court settlements
Jack Davis city back tax attorney announced a successful delinquent tax month with $6,000 in court settlements on assessment readjustments. He reported the office collected $28,362.09 in similar actions that month and a yearly total of $160,000.
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Jack Davis
Davis
12 S A Residents To Talk in Austin
BF Leake of the San Antonio GPM office and Al Buchanan petroleum engineer will be among speakers at the third annual meeting of the Texas Statistical Council at the University of Texas in Austin Saturday.
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Leake
San Antonio
GPM
al Buchanan
Will Oe
Texas Statistical Council
University of ‘Texas In
Austin
Official Peeved at Castly Goat
Fire and Police Commissioner P L Anderson complains at Thursday council meeting that a goat picked up by police cost his budget 2 dollars for the animal 31 for advertising 4 for feeding and 145 received at auction was placed in the general fund instead of returned to the owner. Commissioners note all receipts go to the general fund except parking meters raising concern.
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P. L. Anderson
Anderson
Wes
Henry Hela
America’s War Role Is Subject
A public meeting to discuss America’s role in the European war will be held Friday afternoon at 5 3 0 West Poplar Street. Matheny will speak on loyalty and moral defense. Committee members Mrs Wroml Raniel Mrs Myrtle Sullivan Mrs Nannie George Mrs Annie Laurie Rennate and Mae Little will arrange refreshments and a program.
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Amery
P. T
West Poplar Street
Matheny
Will
Fire Bomb Expert to Lecture at Anderson Event
Commissioner P. J. Anderson announced a lecture by Daniel Deasy, New York fire chief, tonight and next Wednesday at Thomas Jefferson High School auditorium. Deasy, back from London air raid work, joins a convention in Los Angeles with firemen and policemen invited after hours.
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P. J. Anderson
Daniel Deasy
New York
Club Meeting at Kelly Field Sets Hour and Place
Forty members of the 20 30 club will hold their weekly meeting at Kelly Field Thursday night replacing the Milam cafeteria. Members will travel to the field in the afternoon for a tour of inspection led by the younger officers. Dinner and the club meeting follow in the Officers' mess at 8 45 p m Captain J H Engelbrecht Kellys public relations officer arranged details Jerry Ehtinger will preside over the clad dinner.
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Kelly Field
Milam
J. H. Engelbrecht
Kelly
Jerry Ehtinger
Priorities Troubles to End
City Purchasing Agent Sam Bennett reported from Paul Betters executive director of the U S Conference of Mayors that all city orders would receive an aid priority rating. Immediate orders for repair operating necessities and supplies across government divisions would be expedited.
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Bax An
Sam “Bennett
Betters
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Group Schedules Trip to Bandera
A faid trip to LAndero Passant Camp Verde will be made Saturday by the historic Southwest study group of the San Antonio branch of the American Association of University Women. The group will leave the Municipal auditorium at 9 a.m. Chairwoman Lola Rivers Thompson of Our Lady of the Lake college will lead the party. Historian dies in Houston Oct 23 Sam Houston Mixon, 86, noted Texas history writer and horticulture authority, died in Houston.
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L'Andero Passant
Camp Verde
Historic Southwest
San Antonio
American Association of University Worner
Municip Pa
Ita. m
Lola Rivers Thompson
Our Lady of the Lake College
Houston
Ost
Sam Houston Mixon
Texas
Military and academic notes from Fort Sam Houston and Dodd Field
The entry lists enlistees and cadets at Fort Sam Houston and Dodd Field Kansas City area. Names include William Acklen Oscar Belzing J G Blakeney Robert Sawtelle and others. Mentions attendance at Gunnery School Las Vegas and Kemper Military School Boonville while noting extracurricular clubs at the University of Texas and a business holiday at Dodd Field.
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Willi Thomas Acklen
Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force
Baddeld
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Cplun
Oscar A. Belzing
Doddfield Jagt
Alf Corm
Las Vegas
Nev
J. G. Blakeney
Kemper Milltery School
Boonville
Robert Sawtelle
Helen Bullard
Mary Elizabeth
Sheldon
Indy of Texas
Bidney Lanier Literary Society
Iris
Delegations Seek Shorter Road to Abilene Meet
Delegates from San Antonio to attend a state highway commission session in Davenport and Chett will push for faster construction of Highway 229 from Goliad to Abilene. If built, the route would cut San Antonio to Goliad distance by about 21 miles. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J Walker Davenport, Miss Mary Bates, Lloyd D B Wolcott, Gal M L Grimmins, Carl Ohal and others from San Antonio and surrounding counties.
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San Antonio
Goliad
Kenedy
Archaological
Sion
Realociety of
Texas
Gollat
Abifeng Karnea County
Ute
Davenport
Chett
Austin
Frang
Groos
Rob
Thei
Ed H. Rive
C. G. Pilingohe
Lower Allen
Ed L. Powell
D. al Peens
Ble Bend Meglon
Thomas Texas
Bsn
Antonio
J. Walker Davenorl
Mary Bates
Lloyd DB. Wolcott
Gal
M. L. Grimmins
Carl Ohal
Museum Showcases Indian Blankets and Zarapes Display
Exhibit highlights blankets and zarapes woven by Native Americans in western states. Pieces drawn from private collections including George Realy, Mrs Mallon Kaogler, and McNay of Sunset Hills.
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George Realy
Galf Weston
Mallon
Kaogler .McNay
Sunset Hills
Peace Group Urges Draft Objection Letters
A fragmented plea from pacifist organizers urges readers to write to government officials and oppose U.S. entry into war. The missive promotes conscientious objector status, denounces the Neutrality Act changes, and calls for mass letter campaigns to influence policy, naming addresses and figures involved.
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Castly Goat
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Bandera
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England
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Peace House
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Arabella
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Sammy Kaye
Eddy Puchint
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