Oppenheimer Opposes Costly City Improvements
San Antonio officials discuss Roosevelt park and other projects with Jesse Oppenheimer questioning value and debt. He labels spending as unwise and extravagant, urging funding by public vote and noting potential loss of federal money if projects proceed. Morrison Angeli and other officials defend the plans at the municipal meeting.
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Oppenheimer
Éthera
Maintenante
Winshores
Boa
Aicipal Auditorium
San Antonio
Angeli
Morrison
Brets
Fiesta parade plans clash amid mixed notices in Santa Ana
Gonzales seeks San Antonio aid for the fete parade gateales in a November celebration. The notice mentions the Fiesta de Salty Barinie Association and a reconditioned mahaysny grane Bleinway for sale, with classification 125 Light Classified Ads.
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Gonzales
S.A
Sen Antania
Lucas
Women Vote Clash Over Dallas Centennial Pageant Funds
In a heated Dallas committee meeting, women leaders pressed for restraint on a Morrison backed plan to spend 500000 on a city pageant tied to a federal funds pledge. Aitgelt faced questions from Mrs Kampmann and others about political leverage and costs, while advocates argued the project could strain city finances and misalign with patriotic aims.
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Morrison
Ran Pang
Aborl
Steves
Augell
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Antonio
Washington
Gailad
Houston Vevoo
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Altgelt
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Atrstrampmain
Aitgelt
Fige
Jesses
Houston
Roosevelt park fight over coliseum site in Lambert park
Local committee of 11 discusses funding and location for a $200,000 coliseum in Roosevelt Park after proposed shifts from Riverside to Lambert park. Disputes arise over park identity and the Belt Park concept, with residents and students planning protests as heated debate continues.
Tragic Hotel Jump Ends in Death at Lamar Hotel
James Mackvaine of Houston leaped from the tenth floor of the Lamar hotel last night. He struck a parked regan and died, with witnesses and Justice J. M. Ray recording a verdict of death by his own action. Widow Begdos and two sons survive. the body was sent to New York.
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Mackvaine
Verona Vie Press Dept
Nelsonal Bank of
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Blypoora
Lamar Hotel
J. M. Ray
Hepker
Begdos
Ggidwell
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County Defers Bus Line Plan Amid Commission Debate
Bexar County officials refused to request a new San Antonio to Dallas Harlingen bus line, saying the permit stance was not their concern. They announced no action, while planning to cooperate with Centennial events for 1978. Local women leaders and civic groups attended, including Dr Catvert and Mrs Swearingen.
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Bexar County
Texas Tallrogd Commission
Union
Santonia
Assisoedia Uy
San Antonio
Harlingen
Railroad Commission
Dageant
Dallas
Loring
Tiet’y Group
Chariea Afaithewa
Pat Swearingen
Weather Law and Miscellaneous Books for Sale
Classified ad fragment listing Weather Law and additional miscellaneous books for sale. Mentions page 105 and Light Oarsifinds Ads.
Victims of Jungle Spectacle Tragedy Attract Attention
The amusement world mourns as two noted victims of a dangerous act are hospitalized after a perilous incident. Charles Rie and Sue He Mahle Stark, known public figures, suffered injuries when a dangerous performance sequence went awry. Emergency workers evacuated them from the set, narrowly averting a worse outcome. The incident highlights risks in spectacle acts and the need for safety measures.
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Hallyward
Charles Rie
Stark
Funds debated for 10 million pass bond plan
Eyneet Algel, deputy administrator of CEa funds, told the committee of AY on Tuesday the city seeks a 10 million pass bond to finance public buildings and monuments including a Roosevelt park and a new stadium. The panel discussed funding methods, with no agreement on use of federal aid, as officials claimed they had nothing to say about costs. The plan outlines allocations such as 500000 for public buildings and 300000 for a stadium, maturing in twenty years.
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Jones
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Ville
Houston
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Henry Drought
Aligele
Evie
Aller
Sue Weiner
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Jason Hogue
Eueinad
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Roosevelt Park
San Jacinnto Park
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Droypments
Dog found in San Antonio with license amid scattered notes
A partially garbled report notes a valuable Scotty dog found in San Antonio, bearing a license. The fragment references addresses in San Antonio and mentions assistance for its owner. Details are unclear due to copy errors.
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