Red Cross Faces Urgent Need for Car Help in San Antonio
The Red Cross employment bureau reports applicants for work far exceed available jobs as flood relief continues. Maj. A. Harris says many San Antonians need immediate employment, while volunteers stress the need for cars to transport field workers and distribute supplies. Only three cars were available for distribution Monday morning, prompting appeals for vehicle donations or loans to sustain food, clothing, and blanket relief through the Market House and Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Relief and aid network expands as charity centers open
Gillett outlined a long term relief plan with a distribution center for groceries and supplies, using slips to track exact aid per family. The Associated Charities will lead ongoing winter relief through five districts with a committee chaired by Mrs. Gillett. The Red Cross takes over remaining cases, while the Chamber of Commerce triages locals and the employment bureau reports over 250 jobs since last week, contact Travis 8008.
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Mabel Ferguson
Hannah Hirsehberg
Clara Mettermick
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GF. Gwinn
Chamber of Commerce
Redross
Emplycment Bureau
Travis
Negro Youth Flees as Deputies Recover Stolen Furniture
A swift chase near Monterey Street ends when Sheriff Tobin forces the alleged thief from a vacant yard after a dusk escape. A pawnbroker later reports buying furniture from a Black woman, with claimants to the merchandise prompting further inquiries. Police identify the youth and restore property to its owners.
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Subira
Monterey Street
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Sahira
Tobin
Salvage Warning Urges Return of Flood Wreckage
A city committee in charge of salvage warns salvagers to report and surrender flood wreckage or personal property not belonging to them. Misconduct will lead to charges. The group operates from the city hall clerk’s office and asks homeowners to file details, proofs of ownership, and a list of lost items. Unclaimed lumber will be apportioned to those unable to identify their property.
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Principals to Meet Over Overcrowding and Grade Rule Change
Principals of all public schools will meet with Superintendent Dr Jere Rhodes and W J Knox on Monday afternoon at Brackenridge grammar school to discuss overcrowded facilities and the change in the age limit for entering first grade. The new rule, questioned by parents, affects children with seventh birthdays on or after October 2. Enrollment is expected to rise. exact figures depend on principals' reports. Flood conditions kept attendance light last week. Schools No 1 and 14, damaged by flood waters, opened Monday morning. San Antonio Board of Education will meet in regular semi monthly session Tuesday afternoon at the school.
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W. J. Knox
Brackenridge Grammar School
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Sunet Intendent
San Antonio Board of Education
Golden wins four classes at Camp Travis artillery show
Miss Golden tops four events in the first post opening school meet of 1021 22 session at Camp Travis. Ser gt Goodwin Battery C wins best turned mount No 8, with Albanurne and Morris following. Corporal Considuant Battery 5 1 takes best trained enlisted men. Lieut Mothter wins officers jump class Nigger ail Liewtenant Wakefield and others place. Mrs Thurber and Miss Robertson lead women’s trot walk events.
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Camp Travis
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Morris Wewond
Glass loss claim payment announced
A notice states that Perry and Chimpany have paid glass losses through Bedell Bile Insurance, with contact via Clarkett 1084. The advertisement, labeled Adv, provides a brief claim settlement update.
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