Wash Day During Poststorm Hardships In San Antonio
A fragmented reminiscence notes residents coping after a hurricane hit San Antonio. It describes outages, scarcity of clean water, and reliance on candlelight while highlighting cultural routines, notably the long standing Monday wash day and ironing rituals, as families endure curbed services and ongoing cleanup.
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San Antonio
Haris
James
Leon
Texas
Giab Stern
Walt Wytll
Rain Caves In School Roof at Ramancale Elementary
Rainstorm damages Ramancale Elementary, collapsing a roof section before opening day. Superintendent Richard McDonough notes the auditorium, a temporary structure seating about 200, suffered tar paper covering and questionable early construction. No students were allowed inside as repairs were considered.
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Ramancale
Gudnerian Hunaing
Stanawall
Aenoa
Dichard Meonough
Dent
Hariondols Schionls
Thas
Tour
War Lets Johnnie Go Late to School War Lets Johnnie Go Late to School
chaotic OCR text fragments describe school start times, transport delays, and air raid or emergency drills. Mentions Johnny, Antonia, and officials debating shifted hours, mobilization, and student readiness for defense programs amid wartime disruption.
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War
Johnnie
RK Shildren
Lane
Septenvice
Dohnny
San Ten
Ini
Antonia
Dame
Siufeth
Johnny
288 Buses Serve S A
288 buses operated in S A as fall shoppers and students return. 230 to 240 buses active for school start and peak traffic from 6 to 9 30 a m, with government workers and shoppers using transit. William Harrison Yivtong, head of the United American Tawny association, shows a Mexico themed program before the Women’s club event at 7 p m Tuesday in Mancunian.
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Anc
Theale
Lisey
Secant Theadry
UME
Lord
Childres
Williamy Harrison Yivtong
Elfrecstor
Unentor-American Tawny Association
Mexico
Andonia Ceedih
Mauneateloria
Soldiers' Chorus To Sing at Y Event
A soldiers chorus directed by Miss Ete Cridur will perform at the weekly game night program at the Y. The event includes the chorus and the regular games, with a Tuesday evening schedule.
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Cridur
Madala
Caiing
Double Shift For Schools Not Likely
The assistant superintendent says only elementary schools face a double shift due to overcrowding while higher grades remain on standard hours. To ease crowding, pupils may shift between nearby schools as the year starts, using all available space and aiming to keep class sizes under 36 per teacher.
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San Antonia Scniors
Nitm
Joan Ta
Clessce
Justinves
Elma Neal
Asay Ensslers
Tighioud Poek Haing
Bie Lanva Alecle
Brooks
Yemen
Thachers
Naturn
Althouyt
San Antonio
Seuvel
Labor Day
Thomas Uttferson High Rehdel
Leo Brewer
Bat Antonio
Schol Distriet Board
L. E. Stitsman
Wilo
Monroe G. Hyerett
Trinity University
Peakey
Rural Schools Receive Reconditioned Textbooks
Three county schools obtained new to them reconditioned books from the state department of education. Officials said the program distributes titles to area districts, including resources from the University of Texas. The delivery was part of a statewide effort to refresh classroom libraries.
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Texas
Sular State Department of Eduction
City Workers At Convention See Early Departures
City officials plan early departures for Austin to attend the state democratic convention. Mayor Quin and several department heads were among those leaving Tuesday afternoon, including Park Commissioner Haliry, and others from weights and measures, investigations, and city attorney offices.
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Quin
Austin
Haliry
Hein
Bes Akin
Pavlowenll Chet
O'Shaughindssy
Corporation
Faut
Rugnell Jenaete
Tout Boyle
AL Dochinga
Kert
Paw
Steffer
Fira
Polity
P. L. Anderso
Victor Keller
Hese
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Karlen
Marshall Clegg
Howe
Johnny Stapler
Jahinpy
Mane
S.A
Lerdy Eardly
Carrins Joyce
City Workers At Convention
Southwestern Bell
the Phone CO
ARMY
NAVY
Marines
Coast Guard
CATO
Cam
Bernie Poni
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