Ghostly figure spooks crowds at campus parking shed
A white sheet masked man at a campus parking shed startled crowds near the Catholic University area. Attendants and locals fled as rocks were thrown to scare the ghost away, then the figure vanished into the night.
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Pridap
Trent & Pound
Wieht Peices
T Ed Johnson
St. Mary's University
Iq School
Mus Pe
Mr. Chest
Bulding
Mr. Johnson
Ionarepia
School safety moves planned for city patrols
The opening of school year brings renewed efforts to protect children from traffic hazards. The school day patrols will be organized in public and parochial schools under supervision of the Motor Club. B. Cappock is executive secretary and S. L. Dobbs named to work with police. Sixty-nine patrolmen will join fifteen new patrols this year. Patrols will be at all elementary and junior high schools with captains and lieutenants to supervise. The American Automobile Association supports the effort, and officials plan wide cooperation with the South.
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Nand
Alain Mator
Goppock
Motor Club
Recall Rally Targets City Officials In San Antonio
County officials faced a public recall rally at the Municipal auditorium with speakers demanding stances on Mayor Maury Maverick. Attorney R. P. Coon urged officials to declare positions, naming several judges and local figures as expected backers or opponents of the recall movement. An audience of supporters signed recall petitions as organizers formed United Americans of San Antonio with pledges against candidacy during the campaign.
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Maury Maverick
Fue
Posice
Lous W. Lipscomb
BNC
AL & Yeveat
Municipal Auditorium
R. P. Coon
County Officie
John R. Shook
Shook
Bat
Hart McCormick
Albert Trawalter
Tom
Wall W. Wood
Malky Mayerick
Americas
Bat Cardigan
Raymond Gerhardt
Constanlen S. M. Meeks
Alexander Boynten
Coyergh
United Americans of
Bridge Job Let Across Ci Belo Creek In Bexar Guadalupe
A contract for a concrete and steel foundation for a bridge across Ci Belo creek at the Bexar Guadalupe county line was awarded to Alfred Nolte of Seguin. Total cost will be 46201 dollars with the counties contributing 22587 and the WPA covering the remainder.
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Bexar-Guadalupe
Cibelo Creek
Bexar-Guadalupe County
Alfred Nolte
Seguin
Lipsccom Home Looted In Weekend Burglary
Sen Antonio Lipscomb reports his Neighbors saw four youths leave the residence at 152 Bush Greig Place after a burglary on a day his home was unoccupied. Calvin Hunt and Terre Wells residents report thefts including cash and items from autos. Other incidents include a sign theft from Akers Funeral Home and a radio stolen from a Birch Street home. Frigid shipments of frozen rabbits are sent from Australia to Europe yearly for food.
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Sen Antonio Prowles
Eller
Wedray
Lipscomb
Louis W. Lipscomb
Tapscomb
Bush Greig Place
Calvin Hunt
Terre Wells
Waverly Avenue
Mun Avenue
Lor
J. C. Livingston
Broadway
Birch Street
Ada Walkey
Edgar C. Jong
South Cross Street
Elusive Weather Warnings Prompt Casual Recall
A fragmentary note mirrors a chaotic broadcast about storms and policy. The piece references a weather bureau warning and a repeated rule about keeping Atlantic and Pacific regions in a cool damp place, with unclear author details and dates.
Homecoming at Alamo Methodist Amid Winter Schedule Changes
Alamo Methodist plans Homecoming Sunday with special music and a matching service including performances by the Galug Horn ensemble. The winter schedule will be elective or adjusted, with Hemreaming day and related events noted for parishioners.
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Alamo Methodist
Wilnelude
Hf. Cleavenget
Man Arrested After Wild Chase and Marijuana Possession
City detectives arrested Mike Sanchez, 37, after a wild chase on Saturday. He allegedly possessed marijuana cigarettes when caught. Detectives C. W. Lee and A. B. Neal, with a state highway patrolman, made the capture and took him to the city jail on a possession charge.
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C. W. Lee
A. B. Neal
Mike Sanchez
Wis
Child Injured in Hit and Run Near 229 South Vharedo Street
Four year old Rodelgars suffered body bruises and a cut above the left eye after a motorist struck and fled near Aironet Street. Witnesses say the driver appeared to lose control as the child crossed the avenue, leaving the scene without stopping.
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Devite Rodelgars
South
Vharedo Street
Sailiday
Rir
Polish Immigrant Finds New Life in America
Joe Blend a 12 year old orphaned Polish immigrant who narrowly avoided conscription, works at a San Antonio packing house while studying English in night classes. He praises American life, notes longer hours for less pay back home, and expects Britain and France to prevail in the European conflict. He plans to stay in San Antonio and later joins his father.
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Pubay
Unites States
Kamigeimt
Gunter Hotel
Mt Pol
Pala Wid
America
Alee
San Antonio
Poland
Brend
Hiller
Tie
Sis
Blend
Fire engine from New York visits San Antonio on way to San Francisco
A New York City fire engine on a cross country run stopped in San Antonio on Saturday on its way from Houston to San Francisco to assist at the San Francisco World's Fair fire. The long journey featured the tale model Hydra dyn e engine arriving after a delay caused by travel hurdles.
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Tory
New York
Fry
San Antonio
San Francisco
Sab Antonio
Fron
Houston
Fire crew departs at noon for Paso trip
Chief Arthur B. Hickox, Mrs. Hickox and four volunteers leave by Paso at noon Friday. Grover Whalen, head of the New York tilt, designates the crew as National Fire Company No. 1. Mrs. Hickox is nicknamed Lire queen by Mayr Lachiantin of New York City. Five songs have been dedicated to her. The fire truck left New York on August 12 and Hickox expresses gratitude for the San Francisco arrival on September 18.
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Paso
Arthur B
Wild Bill) Hickox
Hickox
Grover Whalen
New York Tilt
National Fire Company No. 1
Mayr Lachiantin
New York City
New York
Hickex Express
San Francisco
Wife of Nazi official's wife seeks US passport extension
The narrative follows Mrs. Gayl Von Neve, wife of a German official, who lingered in Austin with her children after a three month visit. With WWII looming, she faced a passport expiry and possible deportation, while immigration officials debated extending her stay as her status was scrutinized amid U.S. policy and wartime strain.
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Saburdey
United States
von Neve
Geena
Hwo
Nil
Walter
Gera Eitiens
New York
Tey Sotts
Austice
Stv
Irdern
Meybank
Boys Club Auxiliary Plans Fall Activities
The Boys Club Auxiliary at 712 Dolorosa Street in Wippin Tucainy announces fall activities starting September 15. Recording Secretary Mrs. Gus T. Jones, president, invites all who wish to aid in the work to attend the meeting at 220 p.m. and help support the allied program. The keynote will include a speech on Americanism as a principal objective of the effort.
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Wippin Tucainy
Gus T. Jones
P. mi
al Fone
Aixillary
Skesaing
Women Lawyers to Hold Meeting at Plaza Hotel
The San Antonio council of the National Association of Women Lawyers will hold its monthly meeting at the Plaza hotel. Thursday, Miss Adele Conger will discuss new trends in the Supreme Court decisions.
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The
National Association of Wooen Lawyers
Slaza Hotel
Bomm
Adele Conger
Supreme Court de
Man Wounded in Front of Cafe on East Market Street
San Miguel told officers a dark coupe drove by and a shot was fired at him while standing at the 200 block of East Market Street in front of a cafe. He was wounded and taken to the county hospital. police call the incident a mystery shooting as they investigate.
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San Miguel
Aarvera
Tyeeb
Gabueday
Renin
Rover
B. Sireen
East Market Street
Globe Firm Secures Guide Printing Contract
The Globe Ponting company won a county printing bid on Saturday to print seven preemie guide books. Their low bid stood among four proposals, with a deposit of 235 dollars posted as security for factory work promised by the county commissioners led by Robert L Uhr.
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Glove Ponting Company
County Commissioners' Craet
Sprth
Iter Commissuoer
Robert L Uhr
Cab de Mewank
St Marks to Hold Teachers Service and Breakfast
St Marks Church announces a teachers service at San Antonio with Rev Everett Danes officiating. The event, sponsored by St Murenvetsuild, will feature a breakfast served by volunteers after the service, and all teachers are invited.
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Spielol Aervices
San Autenio
Mark
Everett Danes
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Grove Sorority to Form Drill Team
Grove Sorority plans to organize a drill team with members invited to a social at Mrs. Gora Bentebel’s home at 64 Kaylan Avenue. The gathering featured the sorority’s officers and prospective pledge members as guests.
Relative of 5 A Man Drops Dead in San Antonio
Police were asked to notify Allan Salbert of the death of a relative, with a telegram from Mrs Edward Rival of Westwego, Louisiana, noting the death and seeking notification. The report mentions Edward Rivet as a relative and references Ortegas in the context of the telegram.
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San Antonis
Allan Salbert
Edward Rivet
Earward
West Wego
Dyer to Open Revival at Del Yon Church
Nerina D. Dyer, pastor of the Ghetstian phuten at Del Yon, will open a revival at Vie Sarith Side India church on North Pyose street. Min Rev. Joseph D. Armistead of Baston reports music will be provided by Mex Dy, wife of the evangelist. Bergvlers will be held daily with Saturday off, through Replenther 4.
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Nerina D. Dyer
Ghetstian Phuten
del- Yon
Vie Sarith Side India Church
Soil
Pyose Sireet
Joseph D. Armistead
Baston
Mex Dy
Evangelist Bergvlers
Firemen Break In To Recover Burned Cake In San Antonio
A Saturday incident at 319 Glenmore Avenue Vale involved a cake festival. Mrs Earl Ensley locked out after leaving cake in oven. Firemen forced the door open to access the oven and recover the cake, which was burned beyond edibility.
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Moneda Road
Glenmore Avenue
Vale
Earl EL Ensley
Dow
Peterson, Kerrville business leader, dies at Kerr County hospital
Sidney C Peterson, a rancher and pioneer business figure in Kerr County, died Friday night at Bai An Fang Hospital. Native of Tames County, he settled in Kerr County over forty years ago and, with his sons Tol and Charles, built the Kerrville Hus company, a leading local enterprise.
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Wee Weg
I Roveville Syilarday
Siri G. Peterson
Dye Tin Coursey
Yelere On
Bai An Fang
Tames County
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Kerr County
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Tol
Charles
Kerrville
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