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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1955
Page
3
A federal grand jury subpoenas former Communist figure Harvey Matusow to explain repudiation of testimony given as a prosecution witness at the trial of 13 readers charged in a conspiracy case in New York.
Mrs. John J. Groves of Dallas reports severe dandruff and itchy scalp relief after using Baker's Hair Tonic at a small cost. She credits Baker's Sham poo for clean lustrous hair and notes a money back guarantee.
Ted Koester bond advisor to the city notes a new call for bids on 6 million dollars in freeway bonds after earlier bids were rejected. The council will advertise for bids to be opened February 9 and Koester expects bids from firms that submitted on Tuesday. He sees little change in the bond market and cautions the council on possible low bids.
San Antonio and Eagle Pass ranchers announced the purchase of a million-dollar herd of Charolaise cattle smuggled into the U S in 1953. The cattle will be merged with existing stock to form the world largest Charolaise herd, quarantined in Louisiana and based at Michaelis ranch near Musaquiz Coahuila. The cattle will debut at Houston fat stock show with future Texas exhibitions planned.
Developer Thurman links proposed $125000 revenue bond to expand Riverside from 9 to 18 holes. Spokesman Thomas McAdams says $75000 would buy and improve 60 acres plus $50000 for clubhouse and facilities. Revenue from the current nine holes is about $25000 yearly and could double with added holes. Barrett recalls course history since 1928 and urges immediate council action as legal review proceeds.
Washington reports the 60 acres involved owned by Barrett and three other partners. Union’s Taft Hartley privileges are stripped after the secretary treasurer Maurice E. Tr signed a net affidavit. The Barrett area is part of three larger tracts and includes owners Ralph Walker Tha national Jabe Morris Kallison and Mrs Melboard. The union’s officers voted unanimously to revoke the benefits.
In Brazil on Feb 3 J B Marshall, age 18 by error, recounts selling his car and retiring from driving after a 40 year accident and ticket free career. He cites a cautious approach and plans to quit while ahead.
A cabinet level committee urged changes in federal freight rates and wartime transportation policy. The report aims to reduce federal aid to the air and shipping industries and to obtain the release of a sergeant accused in a case linked to wartime logistics.
A brief section titled The Light Wants Poa discusses an ally arrangement. The piece outlines goals, contextual partners, and the expected impact on the local project. The tone is concise and informational, fitting a newspaper card note.
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