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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1946

Page

4

Convicted Rome Soldier Reduced To Private In Court

A U.S. Army court sentenced Avyube Merlin di Caatmin to one month in service with a fine of 50 dollars after a spec ial assault case involving a Russian embassy tie. The man was reduced from first class to private as punishment.

Rome Avyube Merlin di Caatmin Americin Tiesman U.S. Army Court of Assoitultory Rome Winpors SSO

William McIntosh Ashes Interred in Stratford

William McIntosh publisher of The San Antonio Light is interred in his native Stratford after a Toronto hospital death following an operation. Prominent civic and newspaper figures attended with mourners from Ontario and the United States. Survived by widow Clura Mason of Niagara Falls Mont four sisters and a brother.

Phy Stratford Ontario William McKay Mehtosh San Antonio Ael Verdising Maal Paath Blovicates New York William E. Anderman Detroit Times John ©. Manning Theorst New McIninsly Stratford Sun Stratford Bea United States Jie Board of Governor's

Respects Paid To Leading Figure In Civic Life

Friends gathered at the office of William M. Mcintosh on Thursday to pay their respects in memory of a prominent civic leader, reflecting on his contributions and the impact of his work.

William M. Mcintosh

UAW to Meet As Scheduled

DETROIT August 2 The CIO United Auto Workers set a union management conference on production problems for today with three small firms invited. The Big Three Chrysler Ford and General Motors plus Willys-Overland Studebaker Kaiser-Permanente Kaiser-Prazer plan to attend while Packard Hudson Nash and others refused. C Wilson president of G A L cites strikes as the reason for production cutbacks.

Detroit Cio-United Auto Workers Motordam Centeral Motors Chrysler Ford Walter P. Reuther Uaac 10 Willys-Overland Studebaker Kaiser-Prazer Packard Hudson Nash Big Three C. Wilson G. AL

Fredericksburg Legion elects Dr. Tubbs commander

Fredericksburg news reports Dr. Harry A. Tubbs elected commander of the Louis Jordan post American Legion at the annual session, succeeding Alfred Neffendorf. The post sponsors an all-inclusive family picnic Sunday at Kluerner's Park with expected attendance around 2000 and more than 1600 pounds of meat to be served.

Fredericksburg

Payroll Heist Strikes Boston Gold Seal Office

Three men robbed the Gold Seal corporation payroll in South Boston stealing 26000 dollars. Two robbers wore white masks and entered the office while a lookout guarded the door. The payroll covered more than 500 employees.

Boston Gold Seal Corporation Iast

Wheeler to Bow Out of Senate Race

Senator Wheeler of Montana announces he will not seek re election in November. The Democrat, a former independent, offers no stance on supporting primary opponent Leif Erickson or Republican nominee Wates N Ecton. President Truman had helped Wheeler with a letter to the campaign manager.

Wasiliington Wheeler D-Mont Truman Leif Erickson Wates N. Ecton Han Senate

Sunbathing group plans aerial portraits over Roseland park

Alois Knapp president of the American Sunbathing Association says a Chicago photographer will fly over Zero Nature park in Roseland Indiana today to capture images of members. The 5000 member group opened its three day convention as low flying planes have sparked interest in how members look from the air.

Chicago Zero Roseland Ind American Sunbathing Association Alois 5 Knapp T He Association Au'riter

Nomination of Australian Ambassador to U.S. Approved

Australian Prime Minister Joseph Chifley announced that King George VI approved Nominiun Mithin as ambassador to the United States, effective August 13. The appointment strengthens bilateral ties amid postwar diplomacy in Canberra.

Canberra Joseph B. Chifley George VI Nominiun Mithin United States

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