Darnley Carfax's Metropolis Studio Scandal
Darnley Carfax visits artist Peter Orrick and photographer Clyde Farrish amid a rising scandal around Orrick’s Metropolis cover portrait of Darhisy. Wolfgang the agency chief tests Carfax, hinting at fame through exploitation as the room fills with models and a gallery of beauty’s dangerous edge.
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Darnley Carfax
Ner
National Bagazing
Peter Orrick
Colby
Darhisy
Deir York
Ival
River
Clyde Farrish
Marie
Darnley
Wolfgang
Hullywooc
Fyles
Gockaty Mar. Finges
Eldge
Clawi
Placis
Alves
Hal Foam
Adrian de Groot
Wolfgaise
Peddung
Papa Wolfgang
Walfysing
Prusti
Oll
Alvia
Wailfgang
Darntey
Typhus warning as rats fleas menace San Antonio
City health officer Dr. W A King warns of typhus risk from rat fleas amid rising population and food storage. He urges community rodent control, proper poisons, traps, and city health department assistance to reduce transmission and prevent bites.
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San Antolo
Thias
W. A. King
King
H. A. Fitzhugh
AL Calvin
Tay
Doddeld
Fees
Original Songs On Program At South San Antonio Center
Mrs Corinne Delavan presents original songs with Lorraina Moyer Mexican gong numbers China Foland and more. They sing Sweethearts Maytime Indian Wave Call and Berceuse with Yer Harper on piano. R J Henderson plays. Tango dance by Mimi from New York School of Dancing. Public entertainment at 6 pm with proceeds by St Joseph's parish south San Antonio.
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Oscar Rux
Ean Acitanio
Corinne Delavan
Wational Sathelle Community Service Center
R. J. Henderson
Bure
Waco
Mimi
Pome
New York School of Nancing
TreSpom
Durmnge Meats
Catline Tayloe Royal
Spongore
St Joseph's Parish
South San Antonio
Eustace
Lions Club to Honor President at Dinner
The Lions Club will honor international president George R. Jordan with a dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Gunther hotel. Lions from throughout south Texas are expected, along with district governors.
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Lions Club
George R. Jordan
Gunter Hotel
South Tixay
Texas
Major Cowley on Speakers List
Major Leonard M. Cowlsty real estate director for the Eighth Construction zone at Fort Bam Houston will be among the speakers at the Oklahoma Real Estate association annual convention in Oklahoma City September 29.
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Maj
Leonard M. Cowlsty
Fort Bam Houston
Me’ Oklahoma Real Estate Association
Oxhoma City
Optimists To Gatesville Cavalcade Visit State Home
Thirteen San Antonio Optimist club members joined a cavalcade to the Gatesville State Home for Boys. The group left at 7 am and planned lunch with the Waco Optimists at noon before continuing on to Gatesville. Attendees included Louis Blan, Kelly Schwars, George Gilpin, Ceorge Pickens, Oscar Miller, and several others with Rev John Scherzer among them.
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San Altenio
Ceorge Pickens
Oscar Miller
L. T. Hunt
Paull Renton
Fmil Scherlen
Rondy Bailey
the Rev
John Scherzer
Charles James
Louly Hert
I Howard
Man Ed Auto Fatality Near South San Antonio
In Bexar County a traffic death toll rose with the death of Loran D. Lagkhat, 29, of 4B Ellswood Street, South San Antonio. He was struck by a car while walking on a highway near the Laredo highway six miles from the city. Driver Pr. J. Murray Bradford, 7, of 1109 West Gramercy, reported dimmed lights and the moment of impact. Lagkhat died from skull fracture before ambulance arrival. Justice of the Peace Oitis West ruled negligent homicide. Bradford posted a $201 temporary bond. The body was taken to South Side Funeral Home in Harlandale. authorities sought Lagkhat’s mother, Mrs. Lola Lockhart of Cleburne. Death toll for the state rose about 12 percent from the prior year, with 1,192 fatalities so far, noted by Homer Garrison, state police director.
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Bexar County
Loran D. Lagkhat
Ellswood
San Antonio
New Laredo
Sted
Pr. J. Murray Bradford
West Gramercy Price
Lockhart
Mabel Walls
North Laredo Highway
Murray
Natali
Bradford
South Sire Funeral Home
Harlandale
Lola Lockhart
Cleburne
Lima
Luctuase
Homer Garrison
Garrison
Civil Service Seeks Writers and Radio Script Men
The civil service commission announced Tuesday job openings for writers and radio script men as informational specialists with government agencies. Pay ranges from 2000 to 4800 with editing or writing experience required. education may substitute. Applications due October 22. Also listed were junior physicist assistant observer meteorology and agricultural statistician roles with $2000 to $3820. more info at the civil service office.
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Civil Service Commission
Gene
Civil Service
St Mary's U Opens Fall Term With Assembly
St Marys university formally opened the fall term with a general assembly. President Rev Walter F Goltnk n addressed attendees, with Dean John Black and physics professor Louis Thehy speaking. Student body president Edward Heneke announced a parade and pep rally Friday night ahead of Saturdays game against Southeast College of Louisiana.
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St. Marys University
Walter F. Golntkn
Aly
John Black
Mex
Louis Thehy
Edward Heneke
Mie
St. Mary's
Southeast College of Louisiana
Baering Down On The News By Arthur Bugs Baer
A dated editorial humor piece reflects on naval defense and military slogans amid tensions, referencing past events and speculative future conflicts. The author compares 1948 era slogans with current concerns about battleships and defense priorities, hinting at escalating naval commitments and political stakes without graphic detail.
Optimists to Hear Theron Browne at Gunter Hotel
The Optimists club meets Wednesday at 12:15 pm at the Gunter hotel to hear Theron Browne, general secretary of the M. G. A., speak on The All-America Team. Bill Bacon serves as program chair and Vivien Wouden and her all girl hand provide music.
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Theron Browne
Secrtary
Optimists Club
Gunter Hotel
Bill Bacon Wi
Vivien Wouden
Gean resigns as dean at St Marys University Law School
Henry B. Dielman dean and professor of St Marys University law school resigns to focus on private practice. Rev Alfred E. Rabe regent announces the departure. Dielman has led the law school since its 1934 takeover on October 3. No successor named.
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Henry B. Dielman
St. Mary's University School of Law
Alfred E. Rabe
Dielmann
Check for Texan Royalty recovered after wind incident
Miss Emajean Smith reported to police that a $425 check blown from an Alamo National building window was recovered by A. G. Garza of 18 South Pecos Street and turned in to Police Sgt. Ferd Fest. The check was drawn to Texan Royalty company Tyen ang and disappeared briefly before reappearing.
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Emajean Smith
Alamo National
A. G. Garza
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Pecos Street
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