Phonographs at Cafes to Be Curbed Across San Antonio
San Antonio operators of coin operated phonographs agreed to a plan to cut night noise. A volume lock will be installed on each machine set by the owner to prevent tampering. Police and Fire Inspector Matheny said the aim is to curb disturbances while not persecuting cafe owners.
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Three San Antonians Fined on State Liquor Charges
Three San Antonio residents were fined $25 and costs each by Judge McCollum Burnett of County Court No. 1 after pleading guilty to state liquor violations. Geneva Glasgow of 50 North New Hrawifels Avenue admitted sale of beer between 2:30 am and 7 am on July 6. Gr. Duke of 633 East Commerce was fined for selling beer without a permit on August 25, and Was Piso was fined for selling beer without a license on June 26, with Santa Cruz at 314 Romana Street.
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Hit and run driver leaves Amarillo principal dead
In Amarillo on September 6 a hit and run crash killed E. O. McNew, an Amarillo school principal, as officers from West Texas and New Mexico searched for the at-fault driver. McNew’s daughter said a black sedan struck the car, overturning it, injuring Mrs. McNew and Mrs. Bickerstaff, while the other driver fled.
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Annapolis Student Hangs Up an Ace at Local Club
Annapolis Naval Academy student Jim Stetdly, visiting Grand Island, teed off at the Locerentey Club and aced the 77 yard third hole, a feat accomplished only once before on that hole.
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Nurses Sought by Red Cross in Southwest Texas
A call by Mrs. Eloweett Meech, chairwoman of the Red Cross nurses committee, seeks 20 000 enlistments for the First Reserve. She notes shortages due to marriages, urging nurses aged 21 to 40 who are graduates of accredited training schools to join in the Southwest Texas district through the Milam building.
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