Castle in Death Valley and Treasury Balance Report
A fragment describes Death Valley Scotty claiming half a million in gold dust and continuing work on a castle in Grapevine Canyon, with details on construction costs and materials. A separate United States Treasury report lists August receipts and expenditures, ending balance and debt figures.
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Los Angeles
Death Valley
Scotti
Wallerscott
Death Valleye
Hoosevelt
Tim
Grapevine Canyon
Morthérs
Taillroad
Treasury Positeon
Washington
The
Treasury
Hearst Publications Answer To Seattle Labor Ruling Filed
Hearst Publications denies that the national labor relations board acted within constitutional bounds in the dismissal of two Post-Intelligencer staffers. The answer claims the board lacks jurisdiction and that Lynch and Armstrong were discharged for inefficiency and insubordination. It notes picketing and intimidation surrounding the shutdown, and requests quashing of service while setting September 6 for a hearing.
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American Newspapers, Inc
Seattle
National Labor Relations Board
United States
Hearst Publications, Inc
Post-Intelligencer
Frank Lynch
Everhard Armstrong
Gnid
Charles Hope
Jaw Favor Relations Board
Congress
Publicatios
Hearst Publications
Lynch
Armstrong
Frank M. Lynch
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Philip Everhard Armstrong
Respondint
Bt Wax
Guild
Post- Intelligencer
Hearst
State Post-Intelligencer
Bulldt
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Can
Publications, Inc
Hearst Corporations
American News- Papers, Inc
Washington
Racnal Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
Edward G. ‘Woods
Tanner and Garvin
Oharees
Hope
Com. Clainé
Air Corps reorganization affects local post personnel
The air corps implements a broad reorganization with five squadrons inactive and four new school squadrons created including an air base squadron. Several units are redesignated, with the Eighty first Service squadron becoming the Twelfth Air Base squadron and the Sixty eighth Service squadron becoming headquarters squadron. Personnel shifts list multiple officers and sergeants reassigned across Randolph and Brooks fields.
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Air Corps
Dart
Twelfth Ar
Air Corps Advanced Flying School
Reans
Twelfth Air Base Squadron
George $4. Palmer
William R. Sweeley
R. McConnell
Ralph G. Rhody
Wilam L. Kembedy
Charles P. Densford
Roger J. Browne
Louis Neller
Howard £. Bagier
Walter E. Richards
George A. Whatley
Charles Sommers
Archir G. Liggett
George A. McHenry Jr
Delmard T. Spl
Bank School Banquet Honors San Antonio Banking Leaders
The San Antonio chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its opening banquet Thursday at the St. Anthony hotel. Corilfiette holders, Reagan Houston, Henry M. Hart, Frank V. Pancoast, and W. G. Sparks will present diplomas to bank employees completing courses. The school begins Sept 21 with five study courses and lists officers and participants.
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San Antonio
American ‘Institute of Banking School
St. Anthony
Corilfiette Holjers
Reagan Houston
Alamo National Bank
Henry M. Hart
National Bank ‘of ‘Commerce
Frank V.pancoast
Frost National Bank
W. G. Sparks
Bexa
F.C. Maree
Cresicent
A. G. Looss
Lee Kenedy
Helen H. Hamilton
Leslie Essington
George M. Ueberes
Public health service estimates U S sickness bill cut
The Public Health Service says the nation's annual sickness and accident bill, about 10 billion dollars, could be cut by up to 2 billion. It notes hidden costs like lost work time and estimates saving figures per 1000 employees from reducing accidents and illness. It cites potential 125 percent cuts and varying savings across industries.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Women to Discuss Landon Campaign South Texas Meeting
Women members of the Landon for President club in South Texas plan a campaign meeting at 10 a m Wednesday at 116 Broadway reporting to Mrs Josephine Alck. The event will feature discussion of campaign officers and program.
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Landon
Eleh
South Texas
Broadway
Josephine Alck
Local San Antonio Notes Peek at Dignitaries and Oddities
A column highlights San Antonio residents and figures such as CAMPBELL and COCHRAN with playful vignettes. It mentions COL. WHITE recovering from pneumonia, DR. SIGMUNDSBURG, and KID PANCHO as notable locals, plus JANICE WARRATT and BLANCHE HAAR returning from travels. It also notes a Texas pool hall query and highway signs near city hall, while reporting cattle market movements, lamb and wool prices, and upcoming shearing in September.
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Campbell
J. ©. Cochran
G. W. Gotke
Alamo Heights
John R. Shook
Owen W. Kilday
Herbert A. White
Anniston
Ala
Pointed van Dyke
W. HI
Universal News
San Antonio
City Hall
San Angelo
Heool
Texas
Southern Pacific
Davis Mountaing
Alpine
Drouth
Trio Charged With Automobile Theft In County Court
A complaint filed Tuesday charges Jesse James John Maiding and Buck Maidding with automobile theft and receiving and concealing stolen property. Highway Patrolman R. R. Rohatech filed the case in Justice of the Peace Bat Cattigaty's court.
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Jesee James
John Maiding
Buck
High Way
R. R. Rohatech
Justice of the Peace Bat Cattigaty
Coat Theft Reported Near Courthouse and Casting News
Patrol records note a coat stolen from a parked car near the courthouse after a prowler entered Ty Kershaw's vehicle on Devine Street. Paramount signs Lew Ayres for a male lead in Hideaway Girl, tying local crime and film industry updates in one dispatch.
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Cuesday
Ty Kershaw
Devine Street
Kershaw
Lew Ayres
Paramount
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BANK
Banquet
By Frank Laro
Bexar
R. W. Morrison
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Sigmundsburg
Blanche Haar
South America
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Middlebury
Richard’ Gonzales
New Mexico
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University of Texas
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Wolff & Marx
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