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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1945
Page
22
Dallas dispatch reports threats from street railway workers after a dispute over ticketing and police activity. N Rhodes, head of the Amalgamated Association, warned that if police curb buses and trolleys further, union members might swap jobs to become police. The note signals tension between transit workers and law enforcement amid ongoing court actions.
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A garbled OCR style list presents mixed phrases and numbers such as room and board, various coded items, garden tools, and abstract phrases. It reads like an index of unlabeled entries with unclear context and no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Austin officials seek help to clear Lake Austin as weeds threaten the lake. A plan to burn weeds is considered to control growth, with dredging and waterway access adjustments discussed along the lower Colorado River area.
Washington Aug 1 A US Navy air group Squadron 33 based in San Francisco and Honolulu drove Japanese submarines from Hawaii shipping lanes last October after an American cargo ship was sunk. The squadron credited with 24 enemy positions 147 buildings seven fuel dumps five supply dumps and sinking or disabling 121 enemy boats continued searching east of Hawaii for five days with 24 hour flights. Commander Bill V Gates of Union Missouri reported missing following an April attack on Okinawa. Break Milton Warley of Bothell commands the unit which supported Iwo Jima and Okinawa operations and returned to the United States for leave and reassignment.
Hugo Ebert 65 of Schertz died Sunday and was buried Monday at the Murlos Lucheran cemetery near Marion. He was a native of Guadalupe county and survived by his widow Leorinbacht of Seguin a daughter a sister and several brothers. The obituary notes a wake and details of family members. The report also mentions a separate Washington update about a national amateur baseball tournament and a pistol carrying conviction for Santos Ybatta of Maxwell with a $100 fine.
Lawrewe Mn Kaiser Schaake, longtime Kansas Schaake coach at a Minnesota high school, resigns after two seasons to pursue work as a physical education instructor. The article notes a $60,000 loss and a separate $10,000 cotton shipment issue at United Banks.
The page lists livestock auction items with feeders and cattle grades, including steers, heifers, cows, and calves. It notes prices per head or per hundredweight, with descriptors such as medium, good, choice, and fair, plus origin or pen references and quantities.
Me All en Aug 1 U Fer pie third year in a row the McAtlort chamber of commerce reports no housing for Rio Grande Valley tour groups. Local residents and officials, including Munnzi Paul Vickers, say even 150 houses would fill nightly needs, claiming 306 available each day would still be insufficient.
Clairnce Edward Franklin 99 died in a Re- Takin hospital at T po at Shaday after a year collie wceldentanty in Beeville. Survived by wife, two daughters, two half sisters, and other relatives. Services planned in Beeville with burial at Benwaad cemetery.
Rites held in LaGrange for William Schulz 6, Texan native, survived by widow and son Miliny Lebester, daughter Jolinne Pelzekd of Houston, two sisters Jas Vandernarth and Mia Bun, with numerous grandchildren. Funeral details and burial at Whitlock Cemetery. Local merchants report a profitable engagement in west old style pools, valued at about 200000 dollars.
The OPA ruled yesterday that gifts sent abroad will not be free from rationing. People wishing to send tailored food and shoes to civilians overseas must use ration stamps for the gifts. The ruling cites food and shoes as examples of rationed items in international gifts.
Postmaster announces four additional mail routes in the city. Residents on Gornien street Trem and East Litiback street will receive twice daily deliveries. Route adjustments aim to improve service and reach more neighborhoods.
Two men were charged in a city case alleging illegal plumbing activity. The proceedings took place Wednesday in Justice Frank Vodighin's court with the complainant identified as Emi Hnenig, chief someone, and others named in the docket. The case involved unpermitted plumbing work and actions at multiple streets and venues including Round street and a city hall event related to an exposition.
In New York a 14th Empire State crash victim died as Joseph C. Fountain, 47, a National Catholic Welfare Council employee, passed away after surviving 9% hours with 26 blood plasma injections. The incident occurred during a B25 bomber crash at the Empire State building. Donations to aid relief efforts drew more than 590 responders.
An 18 year old youth was sentenced by Judge James EB Williamson to three years in the penitentiary for a criminal burglary case. The proceedings referenced individuals and locations including 1501 Nogalltay Street and other unidentified parties amid a disorderly report of the court appearance and testimony.
Fort Worth held funeral services for Curran Archer aged 69. The San Antonio based employer and chamber official passed under unclear circumstances with local accounts noting a fatality linked to a site order and subsequent investigations.
Oil industry items show speculative drilling activity across multiple Texas counties including Bexar, Duval, and Mat with fields like Magnolia and Gloria noted. Reports mention wildcats, depths reaching thousands of feet, and equipment details while market chatter references costs and production prospects.
Washington reports the United States protests Japan using Allied prisoners for screen cover in bombing missions. The State Department awaits Tokyo’s response via Swiss mediation and Red Cross contact as it denounces the practice. A note emphasizes prisoners at risk in bombardment. Brady County set for county election observances at Richards Park with locals gathering for the seventh annual event.
Mrs. Junie Gude, widow of a coal miner, has seven sons serving in the armed forces. The sons listed include Gordon, 92, Alelf, Aint, Elwood 25, Chester 25, Freddie 22, and Tanrwell 23, with details noting one son awarded the Purple Heart and another recently enlisting.
A cluttered storefront ad showcases an extensive furniture sale with dining sets, rockers, lounge chairs, and tables. Highlights include a four piece living room suite, upholstered lounges, walnut dining tables, and bedroom suites. Local retailer promotion emphasizes comfort, durability, and value, with colorful pricing and mentions of delivery and financing options.
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