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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
1
Virgil area robbery ends with a bank customer shot. Police identify Arve Olowski 2 of Chicago as a suspect, nabbed about ten miles from the crime scene. Telicer later picked up another youth who admitted involvement in the hold up.
A wartime report discusses a spy network linked to Japan and Germany aiming to aid Axis forces. It mentions Sorge and Quake, Soviet agents, and individuals like Miss Smedley as alleged operatives. narrative covers betrayal, coded messages, and the peril of espionage before Pearl Harbor.
A compact old fashioned want ad promises fast answers to needs. Prospective customers are urged to dial F4231 or 2-123 for quick communication and service. The ad emphasizes convenience and immediate reach.
Counsel for Cantinuiendum Fage une alleges the APL printers union spent over 11000.06 supporting a strike against Chicago newspapers while UMW HQ denounces Taft as a pretender and a fraud. ITU chief Randolph says the union has spent 1,159,000 members to back a widespread strike and calls for repeal of a statute that threatens the closed shop cornerstone of the union's existence.
A Texas bound car named Merci the French gratitude train will depart Chicago for Austin on February 12. The event marks a cultural exchange with French origins and a planned route through midwestern hubs.
HOLLYWOOD Feb 30 (INS) senators backed a labor related divorce issue as part of a broader tax and labor rights debate. Merle Oberon seeks divorce in Juarez Mexico with a cameraman involved. A House labor measure to oppose compulsory unionism and dues checkoff received committee approval and moves to passage while a separate proposal would let women serve on juries.
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