NPA Opens Office in Los Angeles
The National Production Authority opens a Los Angeles office at 928 Bedell Building to inform businessmen on new rules about allocation of materials, priority ratings and controls for national defense and civilian economy. George L. Malherbe, district manager, expected a Monday start but orders from Washington delayed the opening.
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San Antonio
National Production Authority
U.S. Comminerce Dept
Bedell Bldg
Aimwater T
Rials
George L. Malherbe
Commerce Dept
Washington
Malherbe
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
World War Production Board
U.S
Isbor
Europe Key To Free World
Article outlines U S policy linking defense of western Europe to a free world, despite the Korean crisis. It discusses Korea commitments, mobilization, and intent to name Eisenhower to command NATO forces, while stressing continued UN efforts in Korea and a hard stance against Red China.
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Robert G. Nixon
Washington
Dec
INS
Truman
Western Europe
Korea
U. S
Europe
U.S
Eurugu
Eisenhower
Horces
America
Jong
Red China
Formosa
China
Debated Atomic Bomb Use in Korea by Antonians
Readers debate whether the United States should deploy the atomic bomb against Chinese Communists in Korea to end the war. Alfred Ahy supports use to defeat invaders, while Dillon Frazier opposes it as dangerous and reckless. Rob Jerk, Milam, and Fudge WW offer mixed positions on morality, effectiveness, and geopolitical consequences.
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Sa Antonians
Korea
Alfred Ahy
Dillon Frazier
W. Wurell
North Korea
R.A. Stewart
Bowlest
Pblic
iIn
Anil
Rissis
Castillo Family Assisted After Fire Destroys Home
Community agencies Tuesday aided the Castillo family whose home in the 200 block of 5 Concha Street was destroyed by fire last week. Castillo, his wife and four children lost their savings and are housed at Alston-Apathe Courts courtesy of the Red Cross as an emergency case.
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Castillo
Concha ‘St
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Alston-Apathe ‘Courts
Rad Cross
Children’s Concert Set by San Antonio Symphony
The San Antonio Symphony presents a children’s concert at 2 p m Wednesday for elementary and junior high students conducted by Max Reiter with Mrs Reiter as commentator. The audience will join in a medley of traditional carols after hearing symphonic versions of White Christmas Sleigh Ride and other seasonal pieces. The program includes Wagner’s March from Tannhauser Rossini ballet music from William Tell Humperdinck Hansel and Gretel and Tchaikovsky Nutcracker Suite and Suppe Light Cavalry Overture.
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San Antonio Symphony
Inwwicipakaual
Max Reiter
Reiter
Yannhaniser
Wagner
William Tel
Rossini
Tschailowsky
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdinck
Suppe
San Antonio Safety Council contest extended to Dec 15
The Safety Council's Beautiful Man contest in San Antonio has been extended from December 8 to December 15. President Harry Evans said the delay stems from four late entries and voting is taking place at multiple locations including the council office at 505 Gunter and various voting areas. Proceeds will fund ongoing safety programs in the city and entries reflect participation from Lions Club, Optimist Club, and local businesses.
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San Antonio
Safety Council
Dee
Council
Harry Evans
Newéisney
Dling
Bealy Careless
Lions
Eltb
Blackie Mahurin
Jim Cirrle
Sears-Roebuck
Albert Wertheim
Ft. Sam Houston
Jimmie Knight
Street Department
Si Perkins
Optimist Club
A. J. Ploch
Phoch Gilea
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Inese Elny
Ilere
Fredericksburg Rd
NPA
L. A
Halherbe
Department
Dallas
Office of Price Administration
Department of Commerce
REDS
Moscow
Russia
Household
Ruffies
Agi
Mack
Commerce & St.mary's
San Antonio, Texas
Rob
Milam
Uae
Moron
Blewar
Korgay
Hiroshima
Fudge
McCrory
The
Criminal District Court
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Feist
Castilo
Cadillac
John Teplicek
Clark
Super
Alama
Southern Pacific
B. B. Iruly
Houston, Texas
Pulice
Tul Emal
S, Smolins
J. W. McAlister
Dickson
Felediand
J. A
Sarafine
Wedemeyer
E. Houston St. Cathedral
W. Commerce Gorfield
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