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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1955

Page

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Notable San Antonio political figure weighs council run

Gus B Mauermann, longtime San Antonio mayoral figure, says he has been approached about a council candidacy and will consider it. Reports say a strong ticket may challenge the Good Government league, which is expanding membership with recalls and targeted precinct drives.

Gus B. Mauermann San Antonio Mauermann Good Government League Frank Gillespie Eif Soma Zeller Zeller Wiliam Barrett Glenn Lacy Mauer- Mann J. A. West William Bennnett Sam Bennett Morris Kallison Thurman Barrett West Iam Notin Rand Alfred Callaghan Maury Maverick Dist Atty Wiliam M. Hensley John Shook W. Russell Fenwick School League

Maverick Details Labor Plan

A Texas House labor committee hears Rep. Maverick’s bill to create a state agency for union representation elections, modeled after the Taft Hartley framework. Supporters note potential to deter strikes. critics warn of new state oversight and possible labor friction.

Austin Maverick San Antonio House Labor Committee Pt. Arthur State Industrial Commission Istate National Labor-Relations Board Houston Clinton Jr Dallas State Federation of Labor AFL Texas OKEH Roy Harrington Arthur State Industrial Union Council CIO Jerry Holleman Texas State Federation of Labor Regan Ferguson Brotherhood of Railway Conductors

Eisenhower to spend long quail weekend in Georgia

President Eisenhower departs Washington for a weekend quail hunting trip at a Georgia plantation. Treasury Secretary Humphrey reports debt rising from expenses tied to his $15,000 post. Guzik seeks FCC action against WBKB over crime program series. Coty to appoint new premier soon. Reuther attacks Eisenhower's congressional report as evasive on economic issues.

INS Eisenhower Washington Georgia Plantation Treasury Humphrey Rep Wickersham D-Okla Jake Greasy Thumb Guzik Old Capone FCC Chicago WBKB

National temperatures plunge across Rockies and Midwest

National readings reach 30 below in West Yellowstone Montana as cold snaps grip the region. A government witness accuses Henry Grunewald and four others of paying over 100000 dollars in bribes from 1947 to 1951 in relation to income tax payments. Three of five Pittsburgh department stores await workers as AFL unions end a month long walkout and Goodyear Fire and Rubber Co negotiators strive to seal a new master contract before midnight.

Rocky Mountain -States West Yellowstone Mont Henry Grunewald Pittsburgh AFL Goodyear Fire & Rubber Co Cincinnati CIO United’ Rubber Workers Union

Pope Pius XII in fairly good condition amid royal wedding crowds

Foreign. The pope's condition described as fairly good as six airliners with 200 guests land in Gisbon for celebrations surrounding Saturday's wedding of Italian Princess Maria Pius and Yugoslavia's Prince Alexander. Eden refuses Labour demand for Geneva style ceasefire conference. Heavy rains trigger floods in Switzerland. In Buenos Aires 100 Roman Catholic priests are discharged from public schools as the church is ousted from state influence. Antoine Pinay abandons attempts to organize a plan.

Pius XII Gisbon Maria Pius Yugoslavia Prince Alexander Eden Geneva Buenos Aires Ministry of Education Antoine Pinay

Damage payment to US bomber crash victims cited

A Kyodo News report says the United States will receive compensation totaling more than 5540 dollars after an American bomber crash following an attack by Soviet forces last year near Hokkaido. The payment is described as the damage settlement for the incident.

Hokkaido U. S Kyodo

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