Relief Group Heads to Fallen Clipper Crash Scene
A relief column moves toward a Mexico City bound crash site in the Amegaloo mountains north of Puebla after a Pan American clipper ran out of fuel in a storm. Ten injured are reported among 19 passengers and four crew, with Cuban correspondents among the wounded and Capt. Ricardo Gonzalez Figueroa leading the plane. The Havana Clipper nickname reflects its link to Havana Clipper service. Medical teams travel by horseback for the final forest miles to tend injuries.
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Puebla
Meslea
Orpy
Amegaloo
Here
Mesican Aviation Company
Mainalapa
Pilos
Ricardo Gonzalez Figueroa
Havana
Incarnate Word College Announces Record Enrollment
Incarnate Word college opened the new school year with a record 1645 students, the largest enrollment in its history. Freshman orientation and related events culminated with an outdoor poolside social as the campus community prepared for classes.
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Incarnate Wort College
Demo Convention Delegates Reported From Bexar County
A meeting of Bexar county Democrats at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Maa hotel set delegates to attend the state convention. Attending were Woodville J. Roger R. I. Redusa Moa Aviolt and J. G. Grae.
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Bexar County
Maa
Woodville
J. Roger
R. I. Redusa
Moa. Aviolt
J. GC. Grae
Bond set in citizenship case and pistol theft matter
A hearing before U S Commissioner A Viruent set a $500 bond for Herman sangeranuseng a fortinee accused of falsely claiming citizenship after years of voting in four elections. In a separate hearing M. E. Maddox was held on $1000 bond for alleged theft of property and possession of an unregistered pistol.
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Herman Sangeranuseng
U. S
Sait
St. Mary's Street
Kelly
A and M Club Luncheon and Ex-Student Reunion
The A and M Club plans a luncheon at noon Thursday in the basement of Travis Park Methodist Church. An ex-student reunion will follow at the Gunter Hotel from noon to 6 PM Saturday as a prelude to the Texas Anglo-Young Tech football game at Alamo Street Stadium.
Texas Labor Record Lauded by State Federation
Austin September 26 reports praise from religious readers for the Texas State Federation of Labor meeting. Col William H Nelson head of a labor bureau warned against wartime strain and strikes, noting little of the fault lies with labor while management and broader forces contribute. Archbishop of San Antonio commented that most strikes in the United States have little labor fault, urging understanding of economic pressures.
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Austin
Pi — Army
Texas
Tesna State Federation of Labor Ta. B
Lahore
William H. Nelson
Dighit Bervicw Command
Oklahom
Arkansas
Covisiara New Menton
Toberk F
Licey
Gatbolle
San Antohilo
Dentarest
United States
Bid Win for Dewnt Robertson and Pancoast in County Warrant Sale
The county commissioners approved the bid of Dewnt Robertson and Pancoast, an Austin bond firm, for $1 million in warrants to fund roll and bridge work. An Austin firm’s bid was withdrawn after a split vote, and delays were blamed on absent commissioner Bob Uhy. Warrant details include $10,000,000 in warrants at 3 percent interest, starting April 10, 1949, with funds to widen Bandera Road, build old repo bridges, and road changes at Austin Highway and New Braunfels Avenue.
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Cour Tri Dly
Dewnt, Robertson and Pancoast
Finn
Austin
Trad
Travis Bikes
Mawar, Robertson and Pancoast
Sures
Rudy Stippenbeck
Sikes
Charles Y. Anderson
Anderson
Slappenveck
Bob Uhy
the Donnell
niTheek
Aderson
Sixes
Gre County
Somir Muncy
Stappenwerk
Hal
Vesey
Marguerite Pape
Blaupetbeck
Bud
Wade
Jaca
Tony
Jon Donnell
Bandera
Stappenbee Preebict
Austin Highway
New Braunfels Avenue
Bandit Stoops vor Nickel Gets Plugged
Chicago report describes a bizarre incident where a man posing as a patient attempted theft for $400. A physician, Dr Turek, grappled the German suspect and fired at him as the revolver jammed. The wounded man fled, pursued by police and witnesses.
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Bandit
Chicago
Manuel
Purek
Gemnan
Turek
Bulleh
Jamie
Tin
Eunniin Pak
Garland and Kelly to Star in Show Boat Film
Garland and Kelly slated for a Show Boat film in the works by Arthur Freed. Gene Kelly rumored as the gambler with talks of Lana Turner or others considered for key roles. Industry chatter mentions Teresa, Jane Russell, and David Selznick figures, plus hints of casting shifts and potential directorial choices.
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Garland
Kelly
Louella
Molly Woo
Arthur Freed
Dudy Garland
Magnolia
Tan
Lana Ba Blaute
Willy Tnene Dunia
al Snging
Naesel
Sion Bort
Berm
Safety Engineer Courses Stated Dinner Planned
The first unveiled safety engineering course will culminate in a dinner at 7:30 p m on Wednesday at the St Anthony Hotel. San Antonio Army Service Depot hosts the event with itinerary and seriatlites, announced by T N Plenet industrial engineer of the San Antonio chamber of commerce. The course is sponsored by A and M College in cooperation with the United States Department of Engineers.
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Hestay
St. Anthony Hotel
Inititery
San Antonio
United States
Eiientlons
Book issuance near completion and traffic dance
The real ration books should finish by week’s end despite 5000 daily applications. McAllister urges motorists to apply early to avoid delays. Also, Old Trail Drivers plan a monthly dance at Pioneer Memorial Hall with Al Brite’s orchestra.
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Tssuanieg
McAllister
Ocal
Gore
Bexar County
McAblister
Desplin
Old Thrail Drivers Association
P.m
Pioneer Memorial Hall
al Brite
Col Easterling Dies in Dallas in Heart Attack
Col Albert H Easterling deputy adjutant general of the Eighth service command died after a heart attack in a Dallas hospital. A WWI veteran who served from 1836 to 1841 in the Philippines, he is survived by his widow and three daughters including Mrs. Frank Brady. Funeral services will be held Friday in the National cemetery.
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Dallas
Albert H. Hasterling
Pencrel
Eighth Service Command
Easterling
Philippines
Frank Brady
Manila
P. T
Giyady
Yokohama
Ens
Kathlen Easterling
San Francisco
James H. Carpenter
San Anton
Aged Man Struck By San Antonio Transit Bus
Santiago Garcia, 82, of 216 South Penas Street, was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital for cuts and bruises after being struck by a San Antonio Transit company bus in the 300 block of Guadalune Street Monday night. Driver Lloyd Pseiler, 323 East Winnipeg Street, was released on $200 temporary and.
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Santiago Garcia
Penas Street
Robert B. Green
San Antonio Transit Company
Guadalune Street
Lloyd
Pseiler
Winnipeg Street
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