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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1946

Page

15

Born Footless Child Jigs in Seattle Boots

In Seattle a footless two year old boy named Jimmy Fortner, son of Cecil and Mrs. Fortner of Spanish Fort Texas, stood to thank with fervor and jigged in new walking boots. Artificial feet with moving toes aid his stumps as he practices walking, hoping to run with other boys soon. His aunt Miss Johnnie Gray brought him to Seattle for fitting.

Seattle Jimmy Fortner Cecil Fortner Spanish Fort Texas Jimny Johnnie Gray Jimmy

Vets Form Surplus Plan Organizes Veteran Aid Group

Forty five World War II veterans and War Assets Corp employees form an association to help veterans buy surplus war goods. Prevented from buying through employment, members plan to assist veterans on the outside. W. W. Livar serves as temporary president with Steve Blount as vice president and Thurman Guess as secretary. C. A. Campbell, past VFW post commander, was principal speaker.

War Assets Corporation W. W. Livar Steve Blount Thurman Guess C. A. Campbell The Veterans of Foreign Wars

Veterans Return Home With Jobs And Ribbons

T. Edwards, discharged as technician fifth grade after three years in the army and 14 months with the Seventh Army in Europe, resumes bus driver work at Transit Co. He and wife live at 604 Ruiz Street. Maj. Lester L. Klein, son of San Antonio residents, earns Army Commendation Ribbon for service as admin officer in the Boston Port of Embarkation office. Chief Warrant Officer Dunbar Y. Speck returns with wife at 411 West Theo Avenue after 30 months overseas in Europe with the Fourth Armored and the 9tieth Infantry divisions. reassigned to Fort Sam Houston.

Co. T. Edwards Seventh Army Ord Edwards Sayers Ruiz Street Lester L. Klein Adolph Klein San Antonio Bos+ton port of embarkation Dunbar Y. Speck West Theo Avenue

Historians to Attend Texas State Meeting in Austin

Local historians named to attend a Texas State Historical Association meeting in Austin include Stanley Banks Dr BP I Nixon Paul Adams Col M L Crimmins and George Isbell with sessions set Friday and Saturday in the capital city.

Texas State Historical Association Austin Stanley Banks Dr. BP I. Nixon Paul Adams Col. M. L., Crimmins George Isbell

Radium Loot Recovered By Allied Custodian Report

Tokyo dispatch says the allied civil property custodian announced the recovery of $500,000 worth of radium looted by Japanese from Hong Kong last August. The find is described as a significant recovery tied to wartime seizures and restoration efforts.

Tokyo Allied Hong Kong

Bursting With Interest Light Want Ads Read Them Today

A lively noted plea to readers to explore the Light Want Ads full of varied values and opportunities, urging action today as the column promises engaging and practical listings for the community.

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