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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

3

House Votes Easter Recess and Tax Bill Showdown

The House voted for an Easter recess around May 9 as party leaders anticipated a vital vote on a postwar income tax plan. Both parties prepared for a major floor fight on tax relief, with leaders signaling a likely 2 percent withholding levy and other changes, while accusing each other of stalling taxpayer relief.

Washington House Yilay Rayourn Senata Dapary War Production Board Beck Ande Super Sailure Boise Senate Elmer Davis OWT

Hospital Property Exempted From Tax

City officials voted Thursday to exempt hospital property adjoining Lots M and 8 from taxation. The ordinance, urged by City Attorney Victor Keller, follows a long dispute where Jack Davis, then assistant city attorney, sued the hospital for taxes on properties in Forty-fifth District court years ago. Judge Tayloe previously found in favor of the defendants.

Hosepital Eliy City Comminstoriss Gus Mavermann Chaltesigedt City Ate Torney Victor Keller Keller Jack Davis White S Hospital Forty-fifth District Apo Inna S. G. Tayloe

Poppe Heads ODT Auto Parts Group

T. E. Poppe was named chairman of a committee to check auto parts availability at a meeting of the district maintenance advisory committee of the Office of Defense Transportation. Assisting Poppe were GC Red, J. Philipa and P. Duke. The panel aims to raise concerns of commercial vehicle operators over spare parts to keep their fleets running during war material shortages.

T. E. Poppe Office of Defense Transportation Poppe St. Callan GC. S. Red P. Philipa P. #. Duke

British Study Induction of Yank Civilians

London reports say Labour Minister Bevin told the Commons Britain is studying induction of United States civilians into its armed forces. March 24 ministry notice said Allied powers act could compel alien nationals of military age, except U.S. citizens, to register unless their governments grant exemptions. Washington said no treaty provides U.S. nationals a blanket exemption.

London Labo Bevin Commons United States Britain Brvitt Eden Ministry of Labor Washington Atfields

Jealousy Charge Wins Divorce in Hollywood Case

In Hollywood on April 22 an INS report states Mrs. Pat Carlisle Sebastian, formerly a photographer from Atlanta, testified her husband was possessive and terribly jealous. He allegedly telephoned 15 times daily to check up. The couple married January 31 in Yuma, Arizona, and the jealousy claim led to divorce.

Hollywool INS Jenious Pat Carlisle Sebastian Bebastian Atlanta Yume Ariz

John Lee Smith to Address Pioneer Meeting in Texas

John Lee Smith will address the Pioneer Memorial Hall gathering of the Slave Association of Texas Frontiers. Mrs Ort Kirkpatrick is also on the program. Maverick, president, notes the annual grand fall event at 8 30 p m Monday in the Municipal auditorium.

John Lee Smith Slave Association of ‘Texas Matiday Pioneer Memorial Hall Ort Kirkpatrick Dint Maverick Municipal Auditorium

Lehman Keeps London Talks With World Leaders

Herbert H. Lehman United States director at foreign relief and rehabilitation conferred in London with King Peter of Yugoslavia and with Ambassador John G. Winant and Sir Frederick Leith-Ross about economic warfare. He plans to return to the United States in a few days.

London Herbert Lehman United States Peter Yugoslavia John G. Winant Frederick Leith-Ross Uolten States

Second Tire Check Due

Miny Week owners and holders of T rations of Kageline are due for s¢eprid tire inspection imme diately, reminded District Arranger John CG, Rows of the ORT Thairs 'Hay, Beyond Inspection for carer lal velielé tres Is ce Within 60 dive or S000 miles after the first, Inspection-whichever cones first, Operators who obtained their first inspection during te 1st two weeks of Februmty, before the deadline, should present their ve ntures promptly to official thve in spectors. OPA inspectors Wil indicate a satafactory [nspection on the Week of the commercial vehicle's Certificate of War Necessay, Ross further reminded operators that no thorough, Inspection is a protection "for the life of the tires.

John CG OPA Ross

FDR Camacho Meet Marks Step Toward Pan American Unity

The Monterrey talks between President Roosevelt and Avila Camacho solidified US Mexican ties and pledged continental defense and wartime unity. Cadet training and joint naval air programs in Mexico highlighted a broad Pan American approach. Wallace’s Bogota address echoed hopes for a peaceful, united postwar world.

Neva United States Mexico Roosevelt Avila Camacho Monterrey Naval Air Cadets Liem Naval Air Training Center Avia Camacho Ender Avila Camneiro Roosewell Yislk

Union Okehs Firing OF 14 Musicians

New York April 22. The executive board of the American Federation of Musicians approved the dismissal of 14 musicians by the New York Philharmonic Society. The federation found the actions legal and said there was no evidence of anti union activity. The firings followed conductor Artur Rodzinist's request.

New York INS New York Philharonic Symphoy Society The American, Federation of Musicians James, Petrilla Court of Iast Appeal Wien Joeny Philharmonic Artay Rodzinist

Bond Sales Hit 11 Billion in Treasury Drive

Treasury official Morgenthau reported total bond sales of 13.322 billion dollars for the second loan, noting the West Coast district based in San Francisco lagging in the campaign. He called the situation peculiar as the effort continued nationwide.

Washington Treasury Seoverncy Morgenthate Llodny Lnggina Federal Reserve District San Francisco Morganthau

City Clerk Sings Doghouse Blues

City officials clash over affidavits for administration candidates to be listed on the official election ballot. Mayor Mauermann and Woods exchange heavy implications as city clerk’s office handles attestation. A delay or ruling could affect certification and deadlines for the San Antonio May election slate.

Gary Grerkum Woods Bie Thiscay Gus B. Mauermans Woods Lo Sttle Lay San Antonio Austin Maermann City Uliies Tomy Colety Mauermann Hage Mauermain Woody Aus Portunaids Mnensheys Lickel

Flier Escapes Unhurt After Florida Bomber Crash

War Department word says Second Lieutenant W. A. Bedell Jr of Wrest Palm Beach Florida escaped unharmed after a bomber crash during a routine warning mission. He is with the Army Air Forces at Palm Beach Florida and was reported by his father We N Bedell Sr of 439 West Mistletos.

Froy W. A. Bedell Aga Florida War Department We. N. Bedell West Mistletos Army Air Forces Wrest Palm Beach Fla

Briton Denies Racket On Rents In Britain

London April 7 Ernest Brown minister of health said the ministry obtained rent reductions for some furnished quarters but indicated three cases of racket were not found among visiting forces. He noted only 101 of 1460 local authorities reported complaints and that the complaints proved unfounded with reductions averaging about 15 percent.

London Ernest Brown Britain Commons Brown

U S Warns Mine Workers Over Picket Line

Washington reports the United Mine Workers faced a warning of army intervention as pickets at the Gailinese Corporation plant near Newark were cut by 14 fines. The strike action drew a response from the War Labor Board, accusing the line of violating labor pledges and hindering war production. The Textile Workers Union represents plant employees under a contract expiring soon.

Washington INS Willy L. Lewis United Mine Workers Newark Gailinese Corporation Arperien Army War Labor Board Textile Workers Union GT. O Dereibir M. W Agaia Tex. Aile

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