South American hotel delegates visit San Antonio during congress stop
Prominent hotel figures from several South American nations and an American Hotel association delegation will tour San Antonio as part of a return from the Inter-American Travel Congress in Mexico City. They will breakfast at the Gunter, tour Randolph Field, Fort Sam Houston, and visit St Anthony and Plaza hotels before departing for New Orleans.
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Mexico City
Inter- American Hotel Association
American Hotel Association
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Hotel Association
Gunter Hotel
Missouri Pacific
EB. P. McKenna
Blackstone
Tyler
Texas Hotel Sales ‘Managers Association
A.M. Arlie” Compton
Beott Yardy
Texas Hotel Association
Bennett E. Housley
Atlantic City
Jy Philip Sheridan
Squaw Mountain Inn
Greenville Junction
Maine
Crawford Noble
Worle Hotels
Jonesboro
Ark
Texas Hotel Association Committee
Jack White
New Plaza
Seihg
Hotel Adolphus
Dalian
George C. Scott
Scott Hotels
Dallas
Flerbert Morrison
St. Anthony
C_ uM. Wuest
Minarer
Prudentie Bate
Plaza
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Howe Vidal
Tourist Department
Ministry of Taxation
la Paz
Bolivia
Mauricio Fernandes’ de Silva
Copaabana Palace
Rio de Tancria
Brasil
Daniel Pombira
Hotel Reging
Granada
Bogota
Colombia
Carlos Venture Jr
Gran Hotel Boropa
San Jose
Guatemala
Antonio Ruiz Galindo
Robert C McNeil Enlists in Army Three-Year Term
Robert C McNeil son of Myra Mary McNeil 205 West Myrtle Thesday enlisted in the army for three years. He attended Texas A and M College for three and a half years majoring in geophysics. He played football and was on the varsity swimming team which won the national water polo title and hopes to attend officers training school.
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Robert C. McNeil
Robert, C. McNeill
Myra
Mary McNeil
West
Myrtle Street
Thesday
McNeil
Texas A. and
M. College
Ete
WPA Matron Projects End In San Antonio Schools
San Antonio and statewide school districts discontinue WPA matron service as free lunch programs gain value. State director Mary K Taylor notes reduced WPA worker quotas and supervision prompt reallocation. Local schools manager E H Kifer cites depleted funds and a shift to janitorial and runways services amid ongoing controversy.
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WPA
San Antonio
Elizabeth McCauley
Mary K. Taylor
Taylor
Kifer
Huntsville Editor Sees 5. A. Don Reid Visit
Don Reid associate editor of the Huntsville Item, Texas oldest continuously published newspaper, visited San Antonio on a 2000 mile vacation tour. He noted The Light's Around the Plaza column proved the Victoria Advocate was not the oldest paper as previously thought.
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Don Reid
Huntsville Hem
Texas
San Antonio
Reid
Plaza
Victoria Advocates
Minors Backlash: Two County Court Fines Reported
Yom Aravositas of 414 West Houston street was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge McCollum Burnett after pleading guilty to employing minors in a beer state. The complaint by Gus Brown of the state liquor control board named minors Natividad Martins Maria Martinez and Janie Cisneros. In the same court Adolph Sereno of 239 Lambert street was fined 10 dollars and costs and given an hour in jail after pleading guilty to stealing a 45 dollar truck from M. Mi. Wier of 1806 South Hackberry street on May 13.
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Yom Aravositas
West
Houston Street
McCollum Burnett
at-Law No
Gus Brown
State Liquor Control Board
Arprosilas
Natividad Martines
Maria Martinez
Janie Cisneros
Adolph Sereno
Lambert Street
M. Mi. Wier
South
Hackberry Street
Public Works Agency to plan postwar improvements
San Antonio public works officials announced a joint Public Works Agency program sponsored by the federal works agency and the national research planning board. John Douglass will head the project, which will coordinate construction and nonconstruction public improvements to prevent a future employment crisis after war. A branch office will open in Fort Worth and D. H. Briges of San Antonio is named state planning engineer.
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San Antonis
Federal Works Agency
National Research Planning Board
John Co
Douglass
Seeney
Smith- Young
United States
C. KK. Quinn
Ort Worth
D. H. Briges
San Antonio
City to Complete Back Tax Suits Initiated
City to file remaining back tax suits against Houston streets and property owners who failed to pay 1940 taxes this week. City Attorney Victor Koller announced Tuesday. About a dozen suits have already been filed in district courts.
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Houston
Victor Koller
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Dines
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Royal Bly
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Gaber
Wolff & Apa
Finoe
Public Works Agency
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