Colonel Tuttle urged to lead San Antonio utilities
Col W B Tuttle named permanent chairman of the board of trustees for the city’s newly acquired utilities. The piece argues he should be hired full time as managing director, praising his long utilities career, World War service, and deep ties to San Antonio, and urging the army to release him for city service.
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Col. W. B. Tuttle
San Antonio
Sapsco
Tuttle
Tan
Gabnel Tuttle
Eighth Service Area Command
Ures
Bears Strengthen Ground Game and Defense for Tu Season
The article compares Texas Christian University and Baylor, highlighting stronger Baylor pass defense and running lines. It notes per game measures for rushing and passing gains, guard and tackle lineups, injuries to Central's Regulars, and key players on both sides as they prepare for a Saturday game at the T. O. U. stadium.
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T. C U
Bears
Meares
Baylor
O. U
Aly
Ice Hockey Taniehts Bainee ational toasiie
A fragmented note reports an ice hockey game featuring teams in a Dreondie venue with mentions of New Yours at Mot rent, signaling an upcoming or ongoing match with unclear specifics and damaged OCR text.
Doughboys and the Infantryman’s Valor Across War Echoes
A fragmentary tribute discusses General MacArthur’s praise of the American infantryman the Doughboy title origins and enduring valor. It notes how the term migrated from Civil War and Spanish American War slang to World War I usage and the broader soldierly identity across eras.
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Orey
Tne al- Hed
Paufoo
MacArthur Rane Timue
Ernern
Worid
Fisk
MacArthur
Wash
Ingtsas
Staitewall Tuckson
Sherman
Perah- Lin
Grapes in the High Si Estive Harvest Scene
Vivid old style scene recalls several months of grape picking in the hills. Workers bend among vines under dawn light, the air thick with fragrance and heat as clusters of muscats and amber grapes ripen, their scent and color described amid the labor.
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Sietre
Nim
Unemployed San Antonio workers await public works start
Ten to twenty years ago notes mention 300 unemployed San Antonio laborers preparing for a public works program in nine months. George West of Live Oak County owns a 60000 acre ranch and is linked to a Texas company pursuing oil and gas development, with plans for a test well and several smaller wells.
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Qutoner
San Antonio
Chamber of
Em- Merce
George West
Live Oak County
Gax
Texas Company
Shix Exreement
Symbols of freedom from Elsie Robinson
A wartime poem praising ordinary life as the true prize worth fighting for. It lists apples, grain, livestock, a beloved home, and a garden as symbols of liberty and national unity. The piece frames American sacrifice as protecting those domestic comforts and the promise of equality.
Marry Go Round Marry Go Round Tie Cares For Her
Fragmented text describes a couple in a troubled marriage. He observes her dressing table routine and expensive cosmetics and fragrances. They no longer love each other blindly and must understand and approach each other with honesty to grow together in mutual affection.
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Ina
News Behind the News
Paul Byrnes new interpretation of Roosevelt's 25 000 salary limit sparks debate. The piece notes a shift allowing higher gross pay after taxes, implying broader compensation figures than advertised. Navy transfers and carrier losses prompt questions about Pacific command changes and the Wham. The critique links labor politics to maritime policy and admiral nominations, with speculation on Senate delays.
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Paul ‘Washington
Jimmy Byrnes
Roscevelt
Roosevelt
Gesdky
Byrnes
Monon By Dr Hermar TC a pyyson Infectious Mononucleosis
The text describes a disease that begins like a cold or sore throat and often includes swollen lymph glands, especially in the neck and armpits, fever, headache, and abdominal upset. It notes fever lasting about two weeks, a drop in white blood cells early, then a rise in lymphocytes, and usually no effect on red blood cells or hemoglobin in this illness.
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Hermar TC A
Pyyson
Disorder Infectious Mononucleosis Notes
The text discusses infectious mononucleosis noting white blood cell counts and specific cell types, the disease's non-dangerous nature, possible severe headaches, and symptoms resembling nervous system disorders. It states transmission is not clearly evidenced and epidemics are infrequent, with the onset resembling a cold.
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Bundesen
Letters to the Editor About a World War II Child's Ride
A letter from a parent near San Antonio reflects on wartime life and safety. The writer recalls a six year old boy named Porky crossing busy streets to go to school, fears for his independence, and a salute to General Douglas MacArthur. The piece muses how war and safety education shape ordinary childhood rituals and daily routines. The writer lists names and places in a faded postwar community context, contrasting rural and urban experiences and urging care for young pedestrians amid traffic and sirens.
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Aboviecon
Wittle
Sandy
Torky
San Antonio
Rilo Grande Valley
Amble Ald
Dabe
Porky
Macy
Wes
Patarel Wolf
Ida
Taub
Gener
Douglas MacArthur
Teddy
Ted
Lin Ware
Martin
Zanelil
Immy Kamar
Philadelphia
N. J
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