City Receives X ray Machine En Route From New York
The city acquires a new X ray unit on route from New York to San Antonio after 22 months, increasing value from 7506 to 90000. Purchased by Bexar County Tuberculosis Association from Christmas seal proceeds, it speeds screenings for food handlers and workers. Dr Paul Pamplano notes its setup in the health department building with Kincheloe Company staff assisting. Kenneth Less and Levinman will operate the machine for exams of food handlers, industrial workers, merchants, and students. Last year 23,000 food handlers were X rayed.
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City
New York
San Antonio
Exty Iwalth Department
Bexar County
Paul Pamplano
Health Department
Kincheloe Company
Kenneth Less
Ievhnman
Pamplano
Negro Housing Project to Start at Camp Cushing
The city was informed by the FTEA that Mecann Construction of Fort Worth will erect 100 dwelling units for negro veterans at Camp Cushing, ELA. Craft, executive vice president of T, and N, O, railroad will be in San Antonio soon to execute a three year lease.
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FTEA
Mecann | Construction Company of
Fort Worth
Submerged car pulled from mud by city jail crew
Trustles of the city jail dug a submerged car from mud and water at the end of Glass Street Monday morning to recover it. Police said they would not deter finding any bodies in the search.
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Auto NG Vut Trustles
Film Pickets Press Major Studios as Strike Protests Resume
Holly Wood dispatch reports renewed picketing at seven big studios following AFL strife. About 150 of 7000 CSU members gathered at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayn plant gates amid court limits on picket numbers. At MGM vandals allegedly targeted vehicles as tension rose. no injuries or arrests. The piece lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices interwoven with the unrest.
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Holly Wood
AFL
Studie
MetroCold
Wylr Mayer
M-G.m
CSU
AFT
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
New York Cotton Futures Rise on Opening Amid Higher Wedge Demand
Cotton futures in New York opened higher as mill buying and demand signals boosted prices. Early gains carried by steady demand pushed values up with October and December contracts showing notable increases. market activity remained active through the morning session amid volatility and regional price highs.
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New York
Grain futures slip as market weighs harvest outlook
Grain price notes show modest declines amid thin trading as harvest progress nears completion. Traders monitor weather and global demand while corn and wheat futures drift in early sessions.
Livestock prices and terms at Axtoni market report
An OCR damaged livestock market snippet lists calf, cow, and hog prices, with models of sale figures and quantities such as calves, cows, and bulls. Prices range from low decimals to several dollars per head, noting bulk lots and mixed stock, with several numeric figures and descriptors scattered throughout.
Obituaries from diverse towns list several local deaths
Min Gul Marion Jewell, 74, of 126 West Feongh pines, Saturday service at Greenville, Tex. Henry Travis Morgan, 48, of Wer Loenet Bt. Sundiy, burial at Greenville, Tex. Mintle Seyrin, Saturday burial in Roxelana Memorial Park. Tle Ts, 474, of IT Dakola Sh, Sunday services 2:30 p.m. Burial Age day Achin cemetery. Titala Davis Th of Shisteer Ave, Saturday service. Burial Monday in Dal. Mrs Elnise Belam 71, Saturday service 3:39 p.m. Burial Wiebe Fomer at home, burial Odd Fel owe cemetery.
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Eloise Brian
Kiar
Marfa
Texas
Semeruber
Duvshters
WB. Nyrs
Chatfin
Friem
J, Fh
Winkeld
Aileen
Brannon
Jesse Blackwell
Servei
Baxter
Greer
Cerme- Morgan
Norton
W. Locust
Hoenival Linsdey Maring
Will Bras Morgan
Otho More Asuehter
Dorothy Courtne
Twothersy
J. A
Moreagisters
D.c.prai
C. AC Wiliams
Broiler
Woltzwarl
Bennet
Detochalle Parka
J. Wilson Hunter
Inlartent
Roselawn Memorial Park
Treatton
Envy Burris
Bunny Adaling Burris
Donalye
Bird
Survie Rauthlers
Krona Souley
T. “McNmeann
Funvait Ferviers
Akera Buneral
Hata
Rex Kermit Renin Odiierating
Armen
Anselawen
Roy
Min
Gul
Marion’ Jewell
West Feongh Pines
Roducont Lo Rokera
Ark
Servicis
Henry Travis Morgan
Wer
Loenet Bt
Sundiy
Panera
Greenville
Tex
Mintle Seyrin
Peta, Tyenayid
Pat Bor Lorkns
Roxelawn Mtemertil Park
Tle Ts
Dakola Sh
Achin
Elnise
Belam
Mrnvta
Liquor Counts Fine in Local Court Case
Judge McCollum imposed a $100 fine on Henry Meras for selling beer without a license on September 26. In the same County Court at Law, Julio Salazar of 1914 South Frie Lines was fined $50 and costs for aggravated assault on Pete Garcia of 144 Fenfield Street.
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McCollum Burnet
Fino
Henry Meras
North San Mayor Street
Julio R. Salazar
South Frie Lines
Pete Garcia
Fenfield Street
Two Will Discuss Fire Protection In San Antonio
Fire and Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson and Fire Chief C. A. Hart will discuss fire protection areas in San Antonio. The session is set for Wednesday noon at the Gunter hotel before the fire prevention committee of the chamber of commerce chaired by Walter Grothaus.
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San Antonio
P. L. Anderson
C. A. Hart
Gunter Hotel
The
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Grothaus
City council wrangles over flood damage funding
City officials wrestle with funding for flood damage to bridges and streets. Commissioner Steffler estimates up to 300000 for repairs and 50000 for a repaired bridge at Mazon Creek. Debates over earmarked bonds and state revenue continue as crews repair sewers and affected infrastructure.
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Theoly
Pressvmany
Almer Vaul KB
Steffler
Henry Hein
Mitchell Lake
Gus B. Mauermim
Fly Council
Curis
Sioner
Paul Steffler
Larmarked
Creay Mauermann
Sirney
Pooh Ohly
Steffley
Houston Street
Olmas Basin
Wage Demands Met By Pioneer Mills
Pioneer Mills offered workers their original wage demands at a Monday meeting announced by A G Recktsmann, president. The management held to a closed shop stance. The offer raises wages by 20 cents an hour to $1.60 for an eight hour day, with union representatives studying the proposal.
Clinics Set Up to Immunize San Antonians After Flood
San Antonio and city health officials arrange immunization clinics for flood victims across multiple sites including San Augustine shore San Augustine avenue Edpewond school Ceralvo street and Cuppies road. Dr Dudley A Reckle and Dr W V Bradshaw lead the effort with nurses and volunteers staffing clinics inviting parents to bring written consent for child immunizations and urging flood exposed residents to seek protection promptly.
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City Health Department
San Antonius Clinic
Zarza“Morilay
Morn Street
Austin
Toleity Health Department
West
Commerce Street
Stafford School
Low Wood
D Avenue
St Agnes Clinic
Ruiz Strent
Hull Avenue
Work ‘ School
G. &. Whit
Hrady Calrieman
San Antonio
Dudley A. Reckle
W., V. Bradshaw
San Antoninn
Dee
Ted Sontoys
de Brose
Army Calls Up 35 000 for October Draft Quota
Washington announces a 35 000 October draft quota, up 10 000 from September, with the 19 to 23 age group unchanged. The move aims to speed releases of 300 000 non-volunteer enlisted men and replace them with 18 month service recruits under extended draft laws. Volunteer enlistments surged, with 24 239 signing up in the first two weeks of September, nearly matching the month’s full target.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Texas Trails Rancher Seeks Hornless Herefords and Brangford Crosses
San Antonio cattleman H A Fitzsimons farms at Kerrville pursuing hornless Herefords by crossing Angus and Hereford stock and injecting Brahman blood for hardiness. His Brangford concept blends Angus Hereford and Brahman to create hornless, hardy cattle. A shipment of Herefords from Oklahoma weighed about 950 pounds and sold for 18.90 per cwt in Kansas City.
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H. A. Filusimons
San Antonio
Tattleman
Tana
Dimmitt W
Mavericks
Iy von Gueling Am
Kerrville
Seeaeorini
Louisiana
Fitzsimons
Fitzsintung
Brangford
Hereford
Anuus-Hereford
Clark Improves Washington, 30-14% Cen. Mark W. Clark
Commander Mark W. Clark of U S forces in Austria was reported in excellent condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a mild ear ventricular condition following yesterday’s event.
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Clark
Washington
Mark W. Clark
U.S. Cops
Austria
Walter Reena Army Hospital
Market Price List for Fruits Vegetables and Poultry
A detailed market roundup shows prices for avocados to watermelons across multiple regions and carriers. Notable figures include avocados from Cuba at 76.50, beans at 3.49 per bushel, celery from Michigan at 3.25 per crate, onions priced variably up to 2.00 per dozen, and pumpkins and potatoes commanding several dollars per sack or hundredweight. The report also notes chicken and turkey wholesale prices in Chicago with unsettled receipts and varied poultry rates.
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Michigan
Oregon
Gornear Bay
Colo
Idaho
Sauash
Louisiana
Calif
Jongthan
Florida
Graves
Cas
Mackeyer
Pena
Par Value of Money Asked by World Monetary Fund
The executive directors of the International Monetary Fund reported progress toward currency stabilization after World War II. They disclosed that member nations must share currency values to establish initial parities for exchange stability and pegged rates. Camille Cuit of Belgium urged early agreement with the Soviet Union on the first currency parities. The report was delivered at the fund governors’ first annual meeting in Washington.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
Breton Woods Agency
Camille Cuit
Belgium
Mult Bilion Dollar Fund
Ost Couéines
Death Natural Vaughn Decides Death Natural Vaughn
Justice at the Peace Frank Vaughn ruled death from natural causes in the case of George Luther Martin a 56 year old resident of 222 Chickering street. Martin was found dead at his home late Sunday and pronounced dead on arrival at the nearby hospital.
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Justice At the Peace
Frank Vaughn
George Luther Martin
Chickering
Martin
Strickes
Lithe M
S. Hoswital
Oil News Reports Several Wells in South Texas Discoveries
Oil activity expands in Karnes Nueces and Webb counties with multiple wells testing Edwards and Midway formations. Magnolia No 2 in ingrag flow 76 barrels of 88.7 gravity oil daily from 7.64 inch perforations, while Lyons No 4 yielded similar output. Wildcat efforts near Corpus Christi and Nueces counties produced dry holes or limited flow as operators pursue new sand discoveries and offset wells.
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Petrisulnl Corporation
Aes
Atastosa
Edwards
Tae
Burwell Fielt
Karnes
Magnolia
Stangiind
Lyons
James C. Walker
Mikuin Coutiry
Wheele
Lamar
Corpus Christi
Nueces County
Larkhart
Porter
Buneuette
Not
Agua Dulce
Nueces
Revmin
Midway
Tutto Ledse
Hutto
Teel
Killam
Hurd
Miranda City
Webb County
Garcia
Talmadge Plans to Drop Klan Suit in Georgia
Governor Nominee Eugene Talmadge says he intends to drop the state's suit to revoke the Ku Klux Klan charter, while Assistant State Attorney General Dan Duke vows to push the case to trial before January 1. Talmadge takes office January 14 for a fourth term and argues the state should not discriminate in legal action.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmade
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Dan Duke
Talmadge
Dickson Sets Sale of Poll Tax Begins Tuesday
Dickson plans a poll tax sale starting at 8 39 a m Tuesday in the office of County Tax Collect and Assessor P E Dickison. He expects to issue more than 65 000 paid poll taxes last year. Sales run until midnight January 31. The price is 75 cents. Civic group to meet at 7 30 Monday night at the home of FE Barto Arnold 220 Myrtle Drive Wes.
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P. E. Dickison
Dickison
Woadlawn Club Society
FE Barto Arnold
Myrtle Drive
Wes
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