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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
4
A San Antonio man named Musical Thied was reported to police by L S Pawkett of 116 East Lullwood Avenue after a two week span of home concerts. Pawkett says Thied took 200 phonograph records from a store room at his residence.
Dear Mrs. James Roosevelt, wife of the president, is expected to enter St. Vincent's Hospital within five days for the birth of their second child. She is the former Romeo Schneider, who was once her husband's nurse.
Memorial to more than 600 former students who lost their lives in World War I. The University of Texas music department will stage Verdi's Requiem in Jogg Auditorium at 4 p.m. on December 8 and 4 p.m. on December 10. The University Singers of 200 voices, Girls' Glee Club, and university symphony orchestra perform under Alexander von Krigsler. San Antonians listed include H Johnnie Lu Panos, Freda Bronds Jim Coffey, Virginia Douthil, Jemmedie Biletberses, Monkilay driver Naugyewer, Marian Enotes, Reynolds, Andre w s, Pogey Pratt.
San Antonio Junior College trustees to discuss a supplementary gadget due to an unanticipated revenue increase. A report on surplus property inventories will be reviewed, according to college president James O Loflin.
In Los Angeles on December 3 the Barton sisters Mrs Mary Barton aged 106 and Mrs Sarah Tyler aged 97 were noted in public records or announcements marking long lifespans. The photo and brief notice celebrate their ages and family ties.
Hollywood gossip and industry notes spill from a Los Angeles column. Ginger Rogers lands a part in River Road as Lucky Ginger Rogers joins producer Paul Short in a deal tied to Keyes novels. The roundup sketches Monty Proser Sam Coslow tensions, Harold Russell praise, and a snapshot of stars and rumors around sound stages and preproduction.
MeCreless, chair of the San Antonio Home Builders' slimy clearance committee, travels to Milwaukee for a national association meeting studying private builder participation in slum redevelopment and Jowcent housing. A survey of 100 major cities and builders' experiences, by the National Association of Home Builders, is cited, with W. J. Buchels as president.
In Thens Georgia federal authorities opened a probe into the July 25 lynching near Monroe four Black men. A 21 member white and 2 Black grand jury heard the first of more than 100 witnesses in the shotgun execution with prosecutors optimistic about securing several true bills accusing civil liberties violations. Indictments would likely be secret to aid surprise arrests by federal agents and U S marshals.
Frank Vaughan's court Tuesday charged Torrebio Ybarra of 1602 Perez Street with robbery of Joe Sanchez for 50 cents a coat scarf and life and Louis Gomez for 1.50. Bessie Mae Jones of 110 North Swiss Street faced burglary charges. Theodore Schuck Jr. faced theft over 50 in the Indoctrination division ATC.
The Optimigsus club will run the weekly Optimist program at the Gunter hotel Wednesday noon. Mrs Bill Heil is chairman with Mrs Clayton Hendrix as reader and W A Trigis as singer. Mrs Robert LaFoiette serves as accompanist and greeters include Raymond Gerhard Matt Kilcoyne Rex Marin and Ralph Garner.
Board Chairman R J Morfa announced in St Louis that MK-1 will modernize with 1 082255 dollar equipment loan at 192 percent interest after accepting the Manufacturers and Trades Trust Co of Buffalo N Y bid. The purchase includes 100 hopper cars and 10 diesel switching locomotives.
A joint meeting of the International Relations club at incarnate Word College Our Lady of will discuss Yugoslavia described as a puppet state of Russia. The event aims to examine allied positions and political implications of Yugoslavia’s status.
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