City Forester Leads $10000 Brackenridge Park Tree Project
City Forester Stewart Kine oversees a $10,000 New York A project in Brackenridge Park San Antonio directing driveway construction from Broadway beautification of Witte Tansern grounds and erection of a new repose garden. He describes stunted trees from exposed feeder roots and details removal of ball moss and root protection measures while planning to move several crowded trees and replant them. One hundred sixty boys in two shifts assist under Evan M. Todd as supervisor in daily forestry instruction.
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Stewart Kine
Brackenridge
San Antonio
King
Broadway
Tha Park
Witte Tansern
Kuyt
Brackenridge Park
Uae
Ayer
Spectum Leees
Tras
Evan M. Todd
Perviser
Otis Stowe
City Forester
Pia
Higher evolved thinker speaks at Blue Bunny Hotel banquet
Robert Thoms Combs sf Angeles lecturer on philosophy and psychology addressed a audience at the Blue Bunny Hotel banquet hall. He argued that a higher evolved thinker will not revert to base impulses and will advance through conscious discipline and thought.
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Robert Thoms Combs
Angeles
Call
Combs
Blue Bunniet Hotel
Af & P Tm
Sanday
Murder case revived after 15 years in Texas
A long dormant murder charge surfaces revived against Tellex, Dominguez, and others linked to a 1931 shooting at a Chip Edras dance hall. Witnesses recount the event while authorities, including Sheriff’s deputies, pursue new legal actions and court dates. The case intertwines with local lawmen, an earlier release, and subsequent arrests as Texas investigations resume.
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Peyre
Corrigan
Manel Tellazalbis
Garela
Sylvantre
Cortez
Web
Domingue
Fey
Chipederas
Vera Criz Stretty
New School Texts to Aid Bexar County Students
Over 5000 Bexar County Royal School children will use new books this year. Superintendent BR IW. May announced that roughly 8000 volumes arrived from state authorities. The rural schools will receive titles for all grades and dozens of subjects as classes resume on September 11.
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Bexar County Royal School
BR IW. May
Starday
Hob Wel
Lok HI
Leon ‘Valley
Bilena Vieiar
Woman Is Fined in TRAFFIG TAG Liquor Tel Section 70 Per Cent
A city report shows Maverick administration traffic fines totalled 16215.96 over three months, vs 1837.40 previously. Laffle tag collections rose from 7 to 10 percent and 80 percent of tags issued were disposed of. Yellow tickets for parking were replaced by white red tickets covering all offenses. detailed fines, dispositions, and expenses are outlined, with several cases on installment plans and jury-trial filings.
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Corporation Court
Grél
Maury Mayer
Isk
Leo Huth
Uumbardt
RtBo
Temple Calhoun
Metro
Sibtcat
Woman Guilty of Unauthorized Whisky Sale in County Court
After a one day trial in County Court No 1 Judge MecColTim Burnett, Mrs. O. G. Lewis of 637 Avenue 8 was found guilty of selling whisky to J. Rich, inspector for the state liquor control board, on a date in April. She was fined 250 dollars. fifteen witnesses testified. Record notes earlier conviction for illegal sale on August 6, 19%.
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Tle
O. G. Lewis
Avenue 8
Ms. Rich
State Liquor Control Board
Duce
MecCol- Tim Burnett
Lewis
Carolina Fines
Rich
Cours
Ran
Va. Heats Case in Louisiana
Federal case in New Orleans progresses with five defendants charged in a misuse of nails scheme. Testimony includes an auditor James A. Green and references to furniture and fixtures at a Loyola University related project valued at 675,000. Defense moves for directed verdict as judge Borati adjourns court until Monday.
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New Orleans
Seymour Wels
Jamies Monrot Smith
Louis C. Lesage
Maute Hach
J. Em Jory Adame
James A. Green
Shab
Tawislana University
Weyss
Smith Arms Wart
Borati
Postal Auxiliary Renames Mrs. Lowe to Lead National Clerks
Mrs. Herman H. Lowe of Washville Tennessee begins a consecutive term as president of the National Federation of Post Offices Clerks after an uncontested election. The Houston convention installed new officers for 1939 to 1941 including Mrs. Vernon R Lannon and others from Oregon, California, Iowa, and Minnesota.
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Postal Auxiliary
Lowe
Tiouston
Sept
Herman H. Lowe
Washville
Tenn
Tir Toutia
National Federation of
Post Nities
Opporiuon
Hehlzulions
Houston
Vernon R Lannon
Core Bluths
Lowa
NYA Groups to Get Aviation Work in Texas
NYA plans to give aviation experience to Texas youths, announced by J. C. Retari to NYA administrator Kellan. The program aims to provide ground aviation training and related activities with support from military and naval partners, including instructors and facilities in Texas counties and towns.
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NYA
Austin
Texas
J. C. Retari
Kellan
Evempment
Texas Astronam
Navy
ALEPH
Svocka
Iules
Cogent
Dees Coe
Pinter
Ehed Herpsssyarty
Inks Distn
Banger ,Canvar, Heaton
Maury to Speak at Church Service
An announced church service will feature Maury as speaker with Rev O A Vestrides leading the gathering. Details include arrangements at the parish parlor and nearby centers, with expected attendance from community members.
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Maury
Mawy Maveriey
Will Ape
Mattress Making Demonstration Set at District Me 110 Event
Miss Matic Strange, a home demonstration agent, announces a September 15 gathering of home demonstration agents from District Me 110 to learn how to wake Mattresses and make American cheese. Bernice Claytor and Maddox of A and M college will lead the session at Luther Burbank food laboratory at 9 am for 4-H club members.
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San Antonio
Matic Strange
M_ callege
Wil
Opposes Use of Tear Gas by County Officers
The text records a dispute among Bexar County officials over tear gas procurement and deployment. Saturday Uhr condemned using tear gas even if funded by his badge and taxpayers. Sheriff Will Wead and Commissioner J W Donnell clash over grenade supplies and riot control.
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Donne
Tut Wood
Thadevilinsen
Mlanausne
Chirekes
Bexar
Lmst
John
Noel
Hoost for Mary In New York Debut After Year
Local theater scene celebrates Mary Meld in her most important role since moving to Holy Word Tring New York a year ago. May undergone curhcythonics Lescline fi Daieing Co-Ea.
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Mary
New York
Beauty Spot for & A Is Forecast Beauty Spot for & A
Beauty advocate Lackland promoting Mobile Alabama as a famed floral trail for attracting tourists. He cites Magnetia Gardens near Charleston and rising exhibitions along an 17 mile corridor drawing hundreds of thousands yearly from domestic and foreign origins.
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America
Sami Locks Taitd
Mobile
Alabama
San Antoninos
Magnetia Gardens
Charleston
G. Gu
Mobye
Africa
Ite Oil
Ua Undea
Canibe
Molifie
Mrreh
CREEL
Jaycees
Latkiant
Lackland
AMC IGANGA MEET SLATED
Alfonso S. Perales, national director general of the Tenge of test Armorigans, announced arrangements for an Americanites monss meeting. The meeting aims to emphasize San Antonin's inhabitants have no use for any Sam. Perates noted league progress and discussed penalties and support for communists.
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Alfonso S. Perales
Tenge of Test Armorigans
San Antonin
Xnavent Chatrs Linkh
Bie Geet
Daughters of the American Revolution observe day in San Antonio
The Daughters of the American Revolution stage a day of observance in San Antonio on Septem ber 77 with a radio address by Dr. Dayle Jackson a Oxford graduate. Local stores sponsor window exhibits and the Wille Memorial Museum displays the Shrine of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
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Chalrain
San Antonio
Dayle Jacshaon
Oxford University
Te Wille Memorial Museum
Puiblic Library
New School Books Promote Practical Reading and Colorful Design
The district plans new textbooks to replace old ones, aiming to boost reading, writing, and rithmetic with engaging titles. Fourth graders study World Folks geography, while fifth grade works on science through Nature's Wonderland and Swords in the Dawn for British history. Photographed pages, colored decorations, and sturdy bindings accompany the volumes. Enrollment may rise, with totals showing 6370 white and 96 negro students last year and 142 negro students in the current plan for Bexar County schools.
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Pew
May
Ord
wWamen
Toper
America
Andy
Facmicra
Pny
Calor
Bexar Couinty
Hermann Sons Plan Annual Carnival in San Antonio
Hermann Sons of San Antonio announce the fourteenth annual carnival with Arthur G. Uh as president. Henry Riemer named shalre man of the Moance committee. Guido Ransleben chairs entertainment. Max Miedert leads booth and decoration. Orl Bichers heads publicity. The carnival runs five nights starting Ostaherrt week at the lodge building 525 South St Marys Street, recently enlarged.
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Lie Hermaann Sons
San Antonio
Arthur G. Uh
Henry Riemer
Shalreman
Moance
Guido Ransleben
Max Miedert
Ahd Orl Bichers
Hermann Sous Wolges Slchin Ir Gulles
Waliding
South St. Mary's Strevt
Caraival
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