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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
3
Firsthand information on the resistance movement in Palestine was shared at the Agudas Achim congregation Friday evening by Manuel Posy, national director of the expansion fund of the Donist Organization of America.
A garbled clipping describes black market prices on boats and eggs with references to Japan and Berroma. It hints at daily opportunities for profit but contains many OCR errors and unclear details. The readable pieces mention price variances and speculative betting on goods amid international tension.
Austin Feb 8 The Senate debates a package of gubernatorial appointments and a proposed state budget. Committees recommend approval of about 150 appointments and funds totaling around 806 00 for state development and equipment. Bills move on to direct agricultural department changes and regulatory powers while a constitutional amendment faces committee scrutiny.
AUSTLY ed GAYepresenca ive Barley Soujler's wodisprieting sill discusses Bexar and Dallas county representation. San Antonio and Dallas officials weigh opinions on Sadler's stance as lawmakers argue who should carry influence. Also, engineer Frank Murley, 54, of the Prigep railroad, is reported killed when his locomotive overturned in Menoay Saullin, Okla.
Services were held today for Bert G. Baker age 50 who died suddenly Wednesday. He owned the Baker Aviation Supply stores at Hillsboro and Waxahachie.
Manila on February 6 reports Philippine copra quoted at a fresh peak BaIba fon, more than doubling the former ceiling after the VW abrogation. The jump follows the December agreement and reflects strong market demand.
Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan conducted an inquest Thursday into the death of Hosaria Tympcello, 34, of 135 Kainestroet, who was found slumped in his seat at the Palave theater.
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