Legion Urges Split With Soviet Recognition At Rally
At T. Louie on Sept 2 the American Legion urged withdrawal of recognition of Soviet Russia. Delegates praised a national defense plan, backing a 165000 enlisted army with 140 officers, 210000 National Guardsmen, and expanded training. Navy and air reserve measures were also urged, along with coast defense and civilian air reserve training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louie
American Legion
United States
Soviet Russia
J. Twomey
Mussachusttts
Committee On
Americanist
National Legion Concention
CMTT
Wienwort
Civilian Air Reserves
Maury Raps Liberty Body
Congressman Maury Maverick of San Antonio denounces the American Liberty League for advising clients to disobey labor and Wagner Act laws. He criticizes Roosevelt as facing opposition and predicts the political battleground shifting across the South West and Northwest next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
American Liberty Lrague
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Wherry League
Roosevelt
Maveriere
Sheilers Union Officials Sued in Forty-fifth District Court
Magdaleno Rodrigues, president of the Pecan Sheilers Union, is named in a Forty-fifth District Court suit filed Wednesday. Plaintiffs Juan L. Puente, Be veriane Inruegas, Leandro Pena, Teatro Avila, Francsics Diaz Lo Bae, Perez, and Eulogio Mt. Piants allege defendants disturbed 3 meetings with rocks and abusive language, interfering with assembly and free speech. Judge Tevlo at Forty-fifth District Court set a hearing for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdaleno Rodrigues
Ban Junction
Forty-fifth District
Juan L. Puente
Beveriane Inruegas
Leandro Pena
Teatro Avila
Frenciscs Diaz Lo- Bae Fate Perez
Eulogio Mt. Piaintits
Teyloe
Forty-tithe District Court
Priday Horning
Anny Orders Washington Retirement and Assignments
Washington dispatch lists retirement orders for Gen Robert E Callen and a series of officer movements. The document notes promotions and postings for Fort Fort forte Sin, Fort Bute, Port Hey, and other locations, with names such as Daniel Parker Jr, Censor Ries A Clark, and George Ferlang among many listed.
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Washington
D.C
Stders
Vesterata
Rober E. Callen
Falti- Tms
Gestome
Arders
Howl
Beate Fort Forte
D. Simpkine
Lars
Niebigw
Warren
Tiodversity of
Reus
Lynd
Bonhell
Daniel Parker Jr
Port Hey
Lievs
Cols
Ries A
Clark
Nifin Booker
Mair Rell H. Kaneus
Wootherry
Esena Lee
Caren Benson
Thomas H Beey
Burr
Custer & Cie
Fredi
Gallup
Bere
Yé Walle
Carls Spatz AG
A Axton Jr
Eit Revit
Tor Sawyer
Heston Rytole
B.C Ez
Alé
Reg Ore
Nols
George E Ferlang
LE E. Conmy
Shiak
Chita
Myers
Frank & Sensfield
Brink
Nema
L A Club Calendar Highlights Many Local Meetings
San Antonio clubs schedule Thursday events from the Women’s Bengat association to the Theta Gazing sorority and the Mary Stewart Edwards Choral Club. Activities include meetings, card parties, a pledging event, and a bridge party at Fort Sunn Houston with multiple hostesses and officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guand Chin
San Antonio
Bengat Association
Indh Oan
Frances Ment
Presto Street
Thomas Jefferson Perent-Teachtt Association
Gatholls
Med Cap Club
Milam Cateferty
Hult Avenue
Parent-Tracker Association
Epsilon Chapter
The
Telphian Society
Auditoritty
Public Service
Blue Hell Banco Club
Charles ¥. Meyerg
Ather Homp
Pasadena Directry
Lone Star
Women's Overseas Service League
Fort Sunn Houston
Ta Ae
County votes to transfer mission land for federal aid
County commissioners approve gifting a county owned parcel near the San Uoise mission to the federal government to secure restoration funds. The move, praised by Judge Woodhull and Congressman Maverick, would enable coordination of work by the county Catholic church and the San Antonio Conservation Society, though church property would not be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Uoise
Ludge Woodhull
Maury Meverick
George Nason
National Park Service
Tombinloners
County
Catholic Church
San Antonio Conservation Society
Maverlex
Properti Enet
Chamber Prepares New 8 A Booklet For San Antonio
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce sent an 16 page booklet to printers on Wednesday for distribution to winter visitors and Centennial travelers. It covers city history, homes, apartments, schools, churches, population, climate, vacation spots, and includes a Mexican scene with tropical foliage. Distribution is expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Qe Chamber of Commerce
San Antons
Man's Fingers Crushed Repairing Washer in San Francisco
S A Man, Frank Currier, 28, of 47 San Francisco street, suffered the loss of part of three fingers Wednesday morning after his sight was caught in an electron washer at a home repair job. He was taken to Rowe and Green hospital for treatment.
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S. A
Currier
San Francisco Street
A. G. Roemer
McKinley
Negro School Work Slated Plans For New Elementary and High School
The board approved construction of a $62,000 Negro elementary school on land bounded by Elm, Hamilton, Delgada and Dor streets to replace Grant Elementary, with 16 rooms in a one story building. A new Northside junior high school costing about $165,000 will be built between Mulberry and Huisache avenues and Lake and Kaziemann boulevards for 1200 students. Both projects part of a $1.34 million school building program funded byIss.
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Eimendert
Hamiltton
Delgada
Dor
Menelet
Grant
Ne- BO
Donior High School
Mulberry and
Huisache
Lake and Kaziemann
Borths
Wife of S. A. Sleuth Accident Victim
Mrs. High Proudfoot, wife of detective Proudfoot, was brought home to San Antonio for modest attention after an automobile crash near Mountain Home north of Kerrville. The car carrying her husband and other party members skidded off a six foot embankment on Sunday. Proudfoot suffered slight injuries along with two other members, Mary Dixon and John T. Dixson of Poteet.
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High Proudfoot
Cie
Proudfoot
San Antonilo
Mountain Home
Kerrville
Two Charged With Burlap Bag Thefts In Three Complaints
Complaints filed against Fable and Victor Martinez allege theft of burlap bags on three occasions. The incidents cite numbers of bags stolen from addresses on Guadalupe and nearby streets in September. Martinez and Martinez are named in Justice of the Peace court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fable
Victor Martinez
Guadalupe
John 5N
Marilla
M. Reeenberg
San Lils Street
Arrests Reach 250 in Traffic Drive
More than 250 persons were arrested by city police Wednesday night in a campaign to relieve traffic congestion downtown. W C Dick, traffic captain, led the effort, which was initiated by Fire and Police Commissioner Paul Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dick
Man
Police
Pail Wright
Livestock Market Mixed Values Tue Sep 2 at Kan Livestock
A grain and livestock market report shows cattle and hog receipts, with cows steady near 4.00 to 4.75, bulls around 4.09, and vealers higher. Feeder cattle and stockers trade around 10.50 to 13.25, while sheep and lambs see varied demand and prices, with general steady to lower tones across weights.
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Yeae Ban
Antonig
Soo Lay
Anton
Teokery
Tomas Sehii
al Hoga
Ranally
Lamba Acarca
Louis Tavestoor
East ST
Ree
Calven
Iymo
Atealy
Jester Og Behor
Rae Paplinge
Eiters
Soltek
Taity Tela
Choity Lamba Smes
Hecht
Ateers
Tara Oholee
Wider Road Speeds Mexico City Travel
Widened sections of the Pan American highway near the Valles Tamazunchale area allow safer trips from San Antonio to Mexico City. Furlong, Inter American Highway leader, noted rains may briefly delay in the sector but the rainy season will end soon. The San Antonio to El Limon stretch of 554 miles is fully paved with culverts and bridges, while 869 miles toward Mexico City are also paved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamasurichale- Jacala
San Antonio
Mexico City
W. 4. Fatong
Inter-Americam Highway Association
Valles-Tamazunchate
Furlong
San Anetonio
el Limon
Ere
Smith Speaks to Catholics at National Eucharist Congress
In Cleveland on the third day of the National Eucharist Congress thousands of school children and adults joined a pontifical Mass. Officials estimate about 39 090 schoolchildren and 15 000 adults attended the impres sive service with 43 000 people watching last night as Alfred Braich spoke and received a standing ovation. A cablegram from Pope Files KL was received.
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Cleveland
Dept
Olliclats
Sis
Alfred
Braich
Boothes
Grilth
Pope
Defective Scales Bring $20 Penalty for Wong
Wong owner of a Minnesota grocery and meat market at 80 East Mistleg avenue was acquitted of one charge alleging violation of weights and measures law and fined 20 dollars and costs under a similar complaint by Justice of the Peace John F. Onlai. The complaints were filed by W. P. Kochning, state inspector of weights and measures. He was acquitted on a chain of possession of 28 packages of beets, of which 23 packages contained less than 18 ounces. He was owed for assessment of a defective pair of scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Atore and
East Mistletog Avenue
Justles
John F. Onlai
W. P. Kochning
Booster pamphlet mailed to oil men
A four page pamphlet titled San Antoni, the Oil Center of Teras was mailed Wednesday from the chamber of commerce to oil men across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoni
Teras
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Stock Market Advances Amid Global Hopes and Rail Shares
The New York market opened higher with broad gains across industrials, communications, and railroad shares leading the advance. Commodities moved up while gold and silver posted strength. overseas markets in London and Paris reflected a hopeful tone amid easing international tensions. Wool auction in London showed a healthy sale with most top lots selling and some withdrawals.
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Mooi
Orient
Ineuen
Miei
Delaware & Hudson
Greathorn
Nat Bleel
Chrysler
Phillipa Pottofeum
Coutinante
Nrnational Harvester
Bearacebuck
Western Union
Radio
General Hleatrie
Weatinghouss
Curtin
London
Paris
Borin
Akien
Pnld
Northwestern Railroad
Corn Prices Dip and Rise Amid Market Uncertainty
A fragmented report shows corn delivery prospects in September stabilizing early today with December futures climbing while nearby prices slipped. Wheat and oats also moved on drought fears and harvest expectations as traders weighed futures, storage, and weather signals in a tense market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlan
Nadian
Money and Metals Markets Signals and Rates Across Regions
Market notes show Hang Seng and London prices, with gold and silver trends, futures quoted in pounds and dollars, and signals from New York and Amsterdam. Reports reference interest and commodity movements, including notes on commercial paper and bank rates in early 20th century contexts.
Chamber Erects Signs to Missions in City
The Chamber of Commerce highway and public works department will install twenty five black signs with white lettering this week guiding travelers to missions. Committee chairman W A Williamson announced the project on Wednesday and noted the signs are being put up throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Highway and Public Works Department
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Williamson
Boy Scout Cabin Dedication Set at Terrell and Webster
A Boy Scout cabin will be dedicated by members of Troop 3 at the corner of Terrell and Webster. The event will be held at 7 p.m. with Gober addressing the gathering and a brief program announced for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell and Webster Shooty
P.m
Thyreday
AML Rate Cut Delay Feared In Texas Freight Rates
Washington DC Sept 35 Interstats Commerce Commission weighs if reduced freight rates from the Tower Rio Grande valley of Texas become effective Sept 40 as ordered. Protests from Corpus Christi and Brownsville argue rates not low enough compared with Brownsville district. Hearing likely in South Texas to determine the schedule's effective date pending protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, B. C
Rio Grande Valley
Commission
Corpus Christi
Rothrown
Brownsville
Commission Cumpérsson Board
Texnaity
Hie Channes Ik
Yony Brownsell
Liverpool Cotton Market Report With Futures Activity
The Liverpool cotton market shows activity amid mixed futures and steady spot trading. Prices edged higher in early trade, with buyers and dealers noting improved demand from Spinners and steady overseas interest.
Red Cross Chapter Body Will Meet in San Antonio
A meeting of the Bexar county American Red Cross chapter membership committee will be at 1100 hours Thursday at the courthouse, D. A. Powell, chapter chairman, said. The committee will confer with Ralph Forkee, roll call chair, to discuss plans for a new membership campaign. Trade manager H. W. Buntney of the Dallas chamber of commerce visited San Antonio to confer with Fr. Willan Archer of the San Antonio chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Ansurican Red Cross
D. A. Powell
Powell
Ralph For Kee
Tni
H. W. Buntey
Dallas
Daltax Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Willan Archer
Meretacy
Han Alan Chamber
Cammerpee
Poultry and Produce Prices and Market Notes
A garbled roundup of market items lists poultry meat, fowls, turkeys, ducks and eggs with scattered price snippets and vendor notes. Mentions Picard Poultry, Roundy, and New York entries, with dairy terms and unrelated market jargon interspersed.
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Legion Urges
Maury
Liberty Body
Sheilers’ Union
Anny
L. A. Club Activities
Ursulie Convent
Cormittees
Ellen Froebel
Irs
A Dalffil
Mesdeines R. K. Dwoods
L. Bade
Hod. Schibl
A. McCloskay
Ray Davis
J. Miller
Emma Salter
Uckets
Elizabeth Fisher
Salth Conrey
Laura Broussard
Mesdames
Grifanes
Hugh B. Rice
Moore
Kyle
Martin
Thoras Kelly
Miser Aer Neding Rice
Earth Buckley
Ann Walsh
Ladies of
St. Henry's Altar Society
Theta Gazing Sorority
Katheryn Flaigan
North Trinity Street
Beta Ton Zeta
Helen Elder Cassin
South Fiores Street
Tals
Mary Stewart Edwards
Elicb
Sesson
Humphrey Street
Betty Fredrckson
Pustness Weston
Muate
Freen China
J. W. Brundemann
Thomas Jetterson
Tescher Wescription
H. J. Lambert
Berta George
Herbert Birkel
Reagan Houston
ED. Blilpman
Carl L. Pool
R. H. Cherry
Herbert Edgar
F. B. Middleton
Preston Dial
H. Dudlow
Rual Askew
G. O. Sawtelle
T. Guy Rogera
Aén
Fetchers
Advisory Mather
Shirley Aardogs
Kappa Slema Phi Sorority
Our Lady of the Lake Cohere
Little Theater
Atlee B. Ayres
Alamo
E. Te
T. A. Pressly
Sigtton
Twentieth Century Round Table
Tex
Yemmeswe
Slgma Sorority
Biss Connie Delavan
West Mulberry Avenue
Okeh Mission Land
Tanger
Chamber
Fravis Club
Ae TS
S. A. Sleuth
Smith
Macre Conchita
Jose Balda
Conchita
Obregon
Mexico
Balda
Chamber of Deputies
Devil's Island
Emmete
Ban Antony Omarn
Ban Antunig
Lee Prigen
Rinaeee
Hreembes
M. Meniieketee
Lee
Beneves
Renee
Rey
Abe
Liverpool
Laryeri
Conley Grose Lemand
Deans Hills
Dersaae Reblea Haly
Endies
Hermenyr
enmAtk
Rte
Gondon
MeTare
Suanare
New York
NEW Porn Money
Prima Commercial
Reilaoune
Heaervearity
Aia
Fates
Siahl Olila
Dili
Indus
Urat
Ebrond
Janel Callad
Brice
Ney
Colton Mikuren
Leary Trew
Cera Anal
Ieee
Conta Fool
Bent
Uwars
Pencys Ameciean
Atrich Gorton
Kood
Val ‘Deloter
Serine
AL Decent
Cae Tong
Red Cross
California
Tommleslén
Fei Bey
Ashi
Wits Prunny
Pune
Chisheny Et Brolleray
Fda
Picard Poultry Cie
York
Ricago Air
Fietieeas
Feree Acore
HAAN
Eather
Ntandarila
Ieasiv Ely Tira Erne
Maryland
Frospativa
Remiteont Denici
Maryland Fund
Prospectus
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