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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1943

Page

12

SAPSCO Bond Agent to Testify at Hearing

SAPSCO bond agent AUSTIN Apras-nar Dewar was named for today's hearing by the house river authority investigating committee. The session also heard H.8. Wilson and Mak Starcke on municipal utility plans, WPA aid, and 1935 reproduction costs cited for San Antonio's electric and gas systems.

Austin Apras Nar Dewar San Antonio Ancleson Assistant Finn WFA WPA Quin Wilson Sapsco PWA Dick Faircbird Fairchild Starcke Himn Marshall ©. Breil

Tax Delay Keeps San Antonio From Paying Comal Plant Taxes

The April delay in the Voight tax bill shields San Antonio from immediate tax on the Comal power plant, a one third share of city taxable value. Voight argues the city should pay taxes for municipal utilities, but rivals fear burdening San Antonio alone. House votes rejected striking San Antonio from the bill as Dwyer Bell and Williamson faced divided positions.

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Many Never Suspect Gause Of Backaches

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Flood control debate reveals funding, contracts, and personnel questions

Testimony notes 260000 spent on a survey for flood control needs hindered by material shortages. Questions focus on LORA board members’ car use, failed building plans, and insurance sales by Pennington. Discussion covers LCRA takeover of Lower Colorado River Rural and Pedernales cooperatives and Norman’s salary changes amid allegations of waste.

Starcke Colorado Mansfield Fairchild Bers Lora ‘Board of Arnold White Pentington BWA Pennington LORA

Funeral Services for Henry H. Eager Held at 10 A.M.

Funeral services for Henry H. Eager real estate man will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Zizik Kearns Funeral Home. Interment at San Jose Burial Park. Eager died Sunday in a local hospital. Survivors include three daughters Mrs. C. Chandler Hoag of Port Arthur, Mrs. Adam Heit of Denver, Mrs. Pred Britz Jr. of San Antonio, and two grandchildren.

Henry On Eager Zizik-Kearns San Jose Oral Sirs. C. Chandler Hoag Port Arthur Adam Heit

Max Stephan to Appeal to President Roosevelt for clemency

Detroit April 13 Nicholas Salowich counsel for Max Stephan condemned to die for treason said he will appeal directly to President Roosevelt to have the death penalty set aside Stephan was convicted of aiding a German war prisoner Hans Peter Krug who escaped from a Canadian prison camp Krug was captured at San Antonio

Detroit Nicholas Salowich Max Stephan Roosevelt Stephan Fuege Hans Peter Krug Krig San Antonio

Sausage Sale Increase Seen Amid OPA Ration Reforms

San Antonia OPA food officer W. C. Marshall warned Tuesday that lower point values will spur purchases of many sausage products. He noted dealers were informed of the latest meat rationing regulation changes, with reductions announced for pork sausage without filler, Weiners, baked goods with filler, and various sausage cuts. Marshall said many dealers hold pork and belt sausage and could not dispose of it under prior points.

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