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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1946
Page
1
Registration for the Lion's Field play school runs September 3 to 5 with regular entries starting September 9. Announcers Mus See A and Biasiolli are listed for the event.
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Police rookie George T. Smith, graduate of the last police cadet class, nabbed a dangerous escaped military prisoner while transporting two AWOL soldiers to Kelly Field. He spotted two soldiers changing clothes, questioned them, and planned to bring them along. At Kelly Field he handed four to military police, then learned an order for pickup was issued for the escapees. Armando E. Martinez, 18, was identified among the group. two others remain at large.
Governor Coke Stevenson will speak at a ceremony in Central Park dedicating the Old Spanish Trail marker marking Guadalupe county's 100th anniversary and the cattle trail to Kansas marker on Court Street near the courthouse. The event highlights Seguin's historic trails and ties to 1528 Spanish exploration.
Theological student Jesse C. Moody of Baylor addressed a large San Antonio Youth for Christ rally at First Baptist Church on a night featuring hymn singing by Jimmy and Tillie Fry. Moody is to accompany the Youth for Christ delegation touring the Holy Land. Bill Souther read telegrams from Merv Tiesell, and Joe Stevens will speak next week.
The report lists times for sunrise and sunset, moon phases, and tidal notes for Sunday. It notes wind velocity SSE and 10 mph, humidity readings, and precipitation figures, plus monthly and yearly measurements, with scattered unreadable OCR fragments.
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