Darnley Carfax Sets Her Sights On Beauty
The seventeen year old Dorothy Carfax studies models and Hollywood standards to gauge beauty. She contemplates whether beauty is an asset or a snare, notes how men react to handsome women while women may conspire against beauty, and begins a plan to use charm without provoking rivalries.
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Darnley Garfax
Varney
Darnley
Hollywood
Broadway
Carfax Baneaneting
Grandpa Carfax
Bandit Holds Up Jefferson Hotel in Houston
A bandit with a .32 revolver robbed the Jefferson hotel lobby on Houston and Jefferson streets early Monday. Wheeler, the clerk, reported the bandit demanded bills only and fled in a dine coupe parked nearby after two bellboys and police gave chase. the loot totaled $28 along with some checks.
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Jefferson Hotel
Houston
Jefferson Streeta
Wheeley
Wheeler
Glasses Stolen From Parked Car Reported
Mrs Marin Trufio of 1002 Houston street reported a theft from a parked vehicle in the 2400 block of Broadway. A pair of glasses valued at 25 dollars disappeared. Police were notified and Gaines Voight of 331 Encino Avenue reported the incident.
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Broadway
Gaines
Voight
Encino Avenue
T Marin Trufio
Houston Street
Association Meeting Called by Bexar County Tuvercit Texly Assocation
The board of directors of the association will meet in the east room of Municipal Auditorium at 1 30 p m on Monday Rev Arthur V Bonne president will preside and oversee the session in charge
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Bexar County
St Anthony Clerk Named Second Vice President Leader
Ricelenberg, room clerk at the St Anthony Hotel, elected by Group TH to the Central Southwest Association of Hotel Cresters of America. He will help steer the yearly convention in New Orleans and guide hotel crews through the event.
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St. Anthony
Ricelenberg
St. Anthony Hotel
Central Southwest
Freshmen undergo placement tests at University of San Antonio
Prospective freshmen take tests Monday at the University of San Antonio to determine class sections and provide information for their college careers. actual classes begin Thursday. Adult education starts Saturday at Craighon’s Business College with night classes offered.
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University of San Antonio
W. Y W. Jackson
Jackin
Craighon's
Business College
Elagsey
Adith Chresey
Linn
Wgutae
Navy posters spark debate over red imagery and symbolism
Readers discuss a district poster campaign promoting U S Navy recruitment. The illustrated poster by MacClelland Bar clay features a crescent wrench and bold red coloring with slogan urging action. Some locals fear the red tone and anti USSR associations reflect propaganda signals beyond recruitment.
Soldiers Go to Home Stations from Chanute Field
Ordeva assigns three San Antonio youths to their home stations from Chanute Ilesa Illinois issued by the year department Monday. Roy F P Henry, son of Mrs Lena T Henry, goes to Brooksdale field Louisiana. Howard Laveland, son of Howard Laveland Sr, to Brooksfield. Stanley Kelley, son of Mrs Ola Belle Kelley, to Goodfellow field.
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Ordeva
San An
Navy Wheat Debate Echoes in Fragmented Dispatch
A fragmented notice/commentary laments naval scrap debates and past conferences. It references Bacring Down On The News, Article 20S Tart Thin, and remarks about Bil Rogers, the Lander conference, and a misquoted line about the United States never lost a war or peace conference.
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Bil Rogers
United States
TUTTLE TO TALK AT A WET THURSDAY POLICE CONFERENCE
San Antonio Public Service Co director Cot. W. B. Whittle will be principal speaker at the fourth quarterly police conference in Pablo's Grove Castrovista road. More than 100 law officers from 40 counties attend. Topics include national defense and internal security with demonstrations and a barbecue planned.
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Cot. W. B. Whittle
San Antonio Public Service Company
F. B. LT
Pablo's Grove
Castrovisie Road
M. W. Acres
San Antonio
PB. 1
Tutte
Citiven
Bexar
Medina
Comal
Guadalupe
Karnes
Gonzales
Atascusa
Wilson
Frio
Uvalde
Acres
Acers
Homer Gartison
Texas Depaetment of Public Safety
National Defense
Fingstem
Men of the Poa
Tay Bom
Auto Collisions Leave Several with Facial Injuries
A fragmentary report describes multiple vehicle crashes on Cincinnati avenue and nearby streets leaving individuals with facial injuries. J M Jackson of 109 West Michelar avenue and Treno Morales of 525 Las Mors street were treated at Medical and Surgical hospital and Santa Hosa hospital respectively after the collisions.
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Cincinnai Avenue
J. M. Jackson
Michelar Avenue
Trentch
Medical and Surgical
Treno Morales
Las Mors Street
We Willlla
South Akuma
Santa Hosa
Flores Street
Richard Mens
Dloza
OL Torraine
Suttered
B. Green Hospital
Thieves Value Cedar Chest At Mrs Maria Karnoski Home
Thieves pried a lock and stole about 110 dollars from a cedar chest in the home of Mrs Maria and Karnoski at 112 Northwest Nivelcent street. Police were notified Monday.
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Maria & Karnoski
Nivelcent Street
Shu
Monrkiy
Victim Mrs Boyle Dies In Houston Auto Crash
Mrs GL Boyle age 66 of 320 Pleas anton Yoadt was killed instantly when her car collided with an army vehicle on a highway near Houston. Her husband, also injured, and they had been traveling from San Antonio to visit their daughter in New Orleans. Daughters Agnes and Frances flew to Boston for arrangements.
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GL Boyle
Pleasanton Yoadt
Wisband
Houston
Boyle
Syweitt. and Company
San Antonio
New Orleans
Robert Blsg
Camp Huen
Agnes
Frances Boyle
Ba Antonio
Moston
Song
Christopher
Victor Doyle
Katierine Hoyle
Sat Antonio
Mary
Jueen Compleceri
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