County council meeting tackles sanitation for farmers
Sanitation problems and matm trilion among low income farmers were the topic of a Federal Security Administration county council meeting at Plaza hole roof Tuesday. Attendance was 156 from 13 offices in 20 counties. Presiding was C. W. Brodnax. Principal speakers were W. Green and John A. Hill. The meeting will close at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Federal Security Administration
C. W. Brodnax
Atascosa County
Bary B. Putfereon
Wer W. Green
Ssistant
John A. Hill
Acers Conducts Kerrville Parley on Peace Officers
M. W. Acers, acting agent in charge for the local PAI office, met in Kerrville to conduct a conference for peace officers. The event mirrors similar nationwide meetings on methods and activities in law enforcement. A follow up gathering is planned in San Antonio next Thursday.
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M. W. Acers
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PAI
Kerrville
Lockhart Begins 13th Year as San Antonio Commissioner
The 13th year of Lockhart’s tenure as San Antonio commissioner starts this Tuesday. He previously served as commissioner in San Antonio after moving from Adshi, where he held a similar post for more than three years. A member of the Texas Bar, Lockhart has been involved in cases including the Uva matter, with 4730 defendants noted in records. He is associated with Teachey and the U. S. clerk system, and will appear at a municipal auditorium event with the Army clerk and deputy roles highlighted.
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A. Lockhart
San Alfonto
Jie
San Antonio
Adshi
Nore
Texas Bar Association
Ladktuirl Tins Snt
Siner Wks Atrhyal
Uva
F. Stevens
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Pettus
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Notable Local Figures in San Antonio and Dallas Circles
From the Millard school in Washington to San Antonio’s social scene, local names emerge. Leeman writes of goat section life, Brady recovers from an injury, Byers pens songs like Victory and Blue. McKinley, an aspiring cartoonist, joins the state employment service. Hoffmann transfers to Mather Field with Saint School squadron, Doerr visits Wichita Falls, and Maverick’s plans hint at future Lindbergh work. A Dallas store markets high school outfits to six Celery doyens, reflecting fashion notices amid regional chatter.
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Skeeter. Leeman
Cal
Ray Leeman
Millard School
Washington, D
Frank T. Brady
Tong
S&s. Ats
Robervon
Byers
Mons Hee
Avigtor
State Employment Service
Henry Quasso
Gus Stromberger
Wilford J. Hoffman
San Antonian
44Th
Ranolph
Wry
Matherfield
Galif
Saint
Charlie Doerr
Wichita Falls
Mary
Maury Maverick
Lindbergh
Dallay
Dallas
Tgh School
Otter
San Anto
G. A
U. of
T. Lang Seasion
School Bond Vote Petition Is Filed
Thirty four residents of divers common school district No 1 petitioned County Judge Charles W Anderson for a school construction bond election of 33000. Judge Anderson said a check showed 26 of the names on the petition to be qualified voters.
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Divers Common
Chares W. Anderson
Anderson
Magazine creates off fourth Youth Quarterly in San Antonio
The Professional Youth Quarterly debuts its fourth issue from San Antonio with editor Maudetta Martin Joseph and offices at Bask Travis street. It covers Ridin Penpallty America Innovation of College Women and topics like Motion Picture Studios youth theater and the Blue Bonnet, printed on grade paper with glossy pecking.
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Professional Youth
San Antonio
Amn
Teur
Professions Youth
Maudetta Martin Joseph
Arti Studio
All Bask
Travis Street
Teenc
Ridin Pewnallty
America
Herluberg
Motion Picture
San Antonio Youth Theater
Ghotographer
Young Ladies’ Orchestra
Blue Bonnet
Hound
Two-Year Sentence for Forgery in District Court
Frederick Sauer pled guilty to forging the name O G Hanis on an $8.09 check and passing it to C A Ramsey at Bugarman's stores. He received a two year term in the state penitentiary from Judge W W McCrory. Another forgery indictment was dismissed.
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Mendig
Frederick
Sauer
State
W. W. McCrory
Criminal District Court
O. G. Hanis
A. Ramsey
Bugarman
Stors
Fairview Holds First Homecoming at Old Rock Church
The community gathered for Fairview’s first homecoming at the Rock Methodist church. Rev. C. B. Dilty of Floresville preached, German basket lunches followed, and a cemetery association was formed. Dozens of former Fairview residents attended the event.
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Fairview
Old Rock Methodist Church
Fairwew
C. B. Dilty
Floresville
Draftees' Names Sent to Navy Office Reported
Names of selective service registrants were sent to the navy office for examination. One county board deputy revealed the move on Tuesday. Registrants will receive a chance to enlist if openings exist before army physicals. Enlistment would occur in an emergency.
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Spor
Laphy
Naval
Benay County
Bourds
Navy
Legion Parade Winds Through Milwaukee Streets
World War veterans paraded in Milwaukee on September 16 with about 50,000 participants along a three mile route. The marching spectacle began at 9 a.m. and was expected to last over 12 hours despite a forecast of showers. The Adyward Memorial post band from Bronx City, Iowa, led toward the reviewing stand as the crowd gathered.
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Milwaukee
American Legion
Champian Adyward
EK. Monahan Post
Bronx City
Iowa
Legion Convention in New Orleans 1942 Hears Marshall Appeal
Commander Milo J. Warner presided as sessions recessed amid a rallying mood. Louisianans declared New Orleans should host the 1942 Legion convention, while General George C. Marshall urged the Legion to back funding and public support to sustain the army of selectees, warning against morale harm from criticism and interest groups.
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Ite Unis
New Orleans
Legion
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Olyiuen
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Germany
Milo J. Warner
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George C. Marshall
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America
Marshall
Six From L A on T U Committee
Six from Los Angeles serve on the Texas university committee welcoming freshmen to Austin. The group travels Tuesday to assist and participate, led by Vik Lyn Aue toniahs, with members Bob Alterman Rebekah Jane Bush Martha Ant Walton Josephine Karren Ann Atwell and Charles Johnson.
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Texas
Austin
Tesday
Vik Lyn Aue
Toniahs
Bob Alterman
Rebekah Jane Bush
Martha Ant Walton
Josephine Karren
Ann Atwell
Charles Johmson
Stolen cash and items reported at downtown cafe
Thieves entered through a window at El Jacante cafe on West Commerce and took $14. Separate thefts include a mechanical pencil and sunglasses from Mrs A Bardin at 440 North Cherry Street. Police report unclear details with names and addresses partially listed.
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el Jaco Ante
West Commerce
Po Ute
Effle Heilmann
Saldanaatheel
SF. Dester
A. Bardin
North Cherry Street
C A Officer Headed to Brazil on Duty
Lieut. H G Armstrong, engineer in officer for the Land School squadron at Randolph field, has left for Washington for temporary duty before going to Rio de Janeiro as assistant military attache. He has lived at Del Valle and Austin and has served at Randolph since August 15, 1940 as a flying instructor before being assigned squadron engineering officer.
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H. G. Armstrong
Randolph Fleet
Washington
Rio de Jardero
Bravil
Ins
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Armstrong
del Valle
Austin
Randolph Field
Kall Bulb Planting Topic At Witte Museum Garden
Mrs. O A Petty will lead a talk on bulb planting at the Witte museum garden center at 9 30 a m on Wednesday. Plants for distribution include wine red Verbenns igusta daisies itis camas white clematis and water plants San Augustine grass with Mesdames Silsyd V Morrisson Conrad Cone and Rankin Thompson distributing the plants.
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O. A. Petty
Witte Museum Garden Center
San Augustine
Silsyd
Alleged prowlers nabbed in Tom chase downtown
Officers chased suspected prowlers along the San Antonio river ending with arrests in the 300 block of South St. Marys Street. Detectives G. A. Dotson and B. Arredondo led the pursuit and nabbed those tied to prowling of autos.
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San Antonio
South St. Mary's Street
G. A. Dotson
B. Arredondo
Light Want Ads Offer Cash for Every Person
Classified notice states cash offers for every person through reliable consuring services. Readers are urged to contact the advertiser for details and eligibility.
Unclear ad text on Broadway listing at Filth Street
Fragmentary listing appears to mention a desk style item and an address on Broadway near Filth Street, with uncertain wording and no clear sale details or dates. The readable bits point to a want ad about a bid or bidder but lack concrete action, price, or contact information.
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Broadway
Filth Street
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