Building permits issued in San Antonio district last week
The San Antonio district reports twelve commercial and industrial construction applications approved and 17 denied. Approved projects include a Slick research laboratory valued at 36500 dollars, Southern Presbyterian council chapel at 27000 dollars, and Isaac Eledsoe track service garage at 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
George W. Chambers
CPA
Slick, Research Laboratory
Southern Presbyterian Council
Tssac Eledsoe
Shotgun Fire Breaks Windows in Lock Incident
Police report shotgun fire shattered front and back windows of a lock at 1218 Menchaca Street belonging to Aaron Moreland. George Williams is held on bookings for drunkenness malicious mischief and discharging firearms in the city limits at 1222 Menchaca Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Moreland
Menchaca Street
George &. Willams
Fire Eater Now in Army
Pvt. John W. Tamman age 19 from Carlisle Pennsylvania is a circus performer turned Army recruit. He trained as a basic trainee at the AAP Military Training center and hopes to join special services as a performer after completing basic training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tamman
AAP
Hamman
Carlisle
Ringling Brothers Circus
Ringling
Special Services
Postponed Air Scouts Camp At Randolph Field
Cancellation of the encampment of 180 Air Scouts at Randolph field was announced Saturday by Col. W. N. Reid post commandant. Orders to cancel came from the Air Training command at Barksdale field La for economy and lack of maintenance personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Col. W. N. Reid
Air Training Command
Barksdale Field
Harlandale School Date Set for September Registration
Harlandale schools schedule registration for September 4 with elementary and junior high at 8 30 am seniors 8 13 to 9 30 juniors 10 to 12 noon and sophomores 2 to 4 pm. Classes start September 5. Miss Elizabeth Koch president of the Texas State Teachers Association to speak at the teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandale
Derald McColum
Eliza
Beth Koch
The
Texas State Teachers Association
Opera May Not Reopen May Not Reopen
Seven thousand season subscribers were informed that the Metropolitan Opera may not reopen this fall due to union demands for choristers ballet dancers and soloists. The issue centers on the workers demands affecting the opera schedule and studio agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Wage Rise Demand Ties To OPA Decontrol Board Action
The Stutthen Pean Shelling Plant unit of Local 172 AF of L union is negotiating a new wage deal for 1946-47 but withholds increases awaiting OPA decontrol board action. Harry Koger reports a telegram to Roy Thompson urging price roll back and subsidies reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local 172, Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and Allied Workers Union
CLO
OPA Deecativel Board
Harry Koger
OPA
Pyacid
Koger
Roy Thompson
Chatenvary
Decontrol Board
Washington
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