Old Light Want Ad Sells Speedy Needs 231 Rule
An old story notes a quick result in filling needs under the Light Want Ad rule. The text references a shortcut numbered 231 for rapid "needs" postings and highlights efficiency in placing short notices.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1949
Page
2
An old story notes a quick result in filling needs under the Light Want Ad rule. The text references a shortcut numbered 231 for rapid "needs" postings and highlights efficiency in placing short notices.
Funeral services for J. Frank McMurrey 61 Hebbronville rancher will be at 8 AM Tuesday at Porter Loring chapel burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park.He died at Santa Rosa hospital Sunday native of Sweethome Javaca county came to San Antonio in 1898 served as policeman detective and narcotics agent before ranching with his brother.He is survived by widow Ola McMurrey son Francis McMurrey Van Nuys Calif brother William M McMurrey San Antonio sisters W A Holder C E Trout Robert Westbrook and Tom Campbell Fredericksburg and grandchildren
Justice of the Peace Norman Quake said Sunday he entered a verdict that MSgt. Gilbert C. Dean, 48, died of injuries from a fall from a fifth floor hotel window in Biloxi. A 23-year Army veteran attached to Keesler Air Force Base, he is survived by his widow Mrs. Ceedia Dean of San Antonio. The body will be sent to San Antonio.
Major Robert Cowan of the Salvation Army Social Center reports severe winter weather driven by California cold and U S blizzards is forcing unemployed residents from San Antonio to seek work elsewhere. Many seek contact through light want ads and classifieds as they seek livelihoods and belongings amid the Chill.
Robert E Stripling recalls his draft postponement and the pull of politics as he describes the House Un-American Activities Committee's decline in late 1944. He notes leadership changes, electoral defeats, and media pressure shaping the committee's fate.
In 1945 John Rankin used a House rules amendment to make the investigative committee permanent and expand its membership. The dramatic vote shifted a Democratic majority toward preserving the panel, while the narrator recalls pressure from Sen Maybank and delays to his own draft induction amid wartime maneuvering.
Catholic Laymen's Forum will hold a pant discussion at 8 15 p m Wednesday on the use of vestments and vessels in Catholic liturgical ceremonies. Rev James Boyle director will read the discussion.
AUSTIN Feb. TA wage A. D. Harvey 73 longtime member of the Supreme Court Commission of Appeals died Sunday after a long illness. Harvey was former Waller County judge and was named judge of the eightieth judicial district when created in 1915. He served forty years as district judge and in 1925 was named by Gov. James E Ferguson as a member of the Supreme Court Commission of Appeals. He served eighteen years on the judicial agency and resigned in 1933 due to ill health.
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