Col Streit to Address Legion at St Anthony Tuesday
Col Paul H. Streit commanding officer of Brooke General Hospital will address the American Legion's Business and Professional Men's Post No 10 at the St Anthony hotel Tuesday noon.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1946
Page
9
Col Paul H. Streit commanding officer of Brooke General Hospital will address the American Legion's Business and Professional Men's Post No 10 at the St Anthony hotel Tuesday noon.
The War Assets Administration information division will relocate to the first floor of the Transit Tower on Monday. Robert F. Sloan Jr. regional director said entrance will be at street level on St. Marys opposite the Plaza hotel to improve service access.
Col Harry C. Larter Jr. recalls the fifth anniversary of the Tank Destroyer Force noting six German tanks fell for each destroyer, and credits rapid mobility, powerful guns, and Texas training at Camp Hood for the TDs’ efficacy. Most units served in Europe before the force was disbanded as tanks advanced.
The state department of public health announced competitive exams for local and state nursing jobs. Six posts with salaries from 125 to 205 dollars are listed in the San Antonio area. Applications are due by January 11 and available from Russell E. Strader in the Littlefield building, Austin.
Shaw of Central Freight Lines was elected president of the San Antonio Association of Motor Carriers at the annual meeting. Other officers chosen include O. J. Layer of Merchants Transfer and Storage as first vice president and Leon Hough of Scobey Fireproof Storage as second vice president.
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