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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1950

Page

13

Christmas at Frederick's Lights Up Generous Hospitality

A festive Frederick's evening featured a mother recalling her four year old child’s sudden prayerful moment and patrons enjoying a host’s generous buffet. Dorothy White, San Antonio pianist and New School of Music faculty member, visits New York with a child friendly approach to concerts, avoiding traditional labels and focusing on a program of engaging, sugar coated music for children.

San Antonio Dorothy White Joseph M. Te Alamo Heights High One Lady of the Lake College New School of Music Westchester Hazel Grigg Miss White

Children's concerts and holiday appearances across venues

Yonkers Symphony Society and New York institutions backed recent children's concerts written with Marvin J. Charwat. Miss White showcased dialect songs like Justin Bur Well Crow and Yeeny Weeensy Mouse for young audiences. TV guest spots, local film references, and Christmas greetings from San Antonio and New York figures pepper the notes.

Dren Yonkers Symphony Soeiety New York Barbizon Gotham Marvin J. Charwat Miss White Justin Bur Harrington Strutherford San Antonio Ers Woaltvy

Thieves Busy in L A Sunday Theft Report

Police logged multiple auto and home thefts in Los Angeles and San Antonio on Saturday. Victims include Wille Hogan who reported a $50 ring taken from his home and L O Hefner with a $75 camera and sunglasses stolen from his auto on Hor net street.

San Antone Wille Hogan Hulsache Ave L. O. Hefner N. Alamost Hornet St Robert Jarbis S. St. Mary's Walter Mann Terrell Wells J. N. Rawlins Blanes Rd Josephine St Antonio Acosta Arbor Pl Peck Ave

Engineers Set First 1950 Meet

The Hexar county chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers will hold its first 1950 meeting January 9 at the Mayor tea room. Regular meetings occur the first Monday monthly but were postponed due to holiday conflicts, says secretary treasurer Homes Fielden.

Hexar County Texas Society of Professional Engineers Homes Fielden

Building Permit Records Top 1946 and 1948 Totals

San Antonio area again set new building permit records with total permits reaching $39.6 million across San Antonio Alamo Heights Terrell Hills and surrounding areas surpassing earlier marks. City totals exceeded 1948 highs by $249,726 while Alamo Heights led with $2,408,059 in permits up from $1,213,519 last year. Terrell Hills matched 1948 totals at $1,354,636 as the year closed.

San Antonio Metropolian Alamo Belen Terrell Hills Alamo Heigits Pomits Terrell

County Courts Add Up Income and Fines in 1949

County Court at Law No 2 posted a record 91933 dollars in fines and 32 years 10 months in jail sentences. In that court 2204 criminal costs were filed and 1957 disposed of with 1224 convictions. Driving while intoxicated led with 454 convictions while County Court at Law No 1 saw 1376 criminal and civil filings including 132 DWI and 108 liquor violations.

Youthful Womanhood Best Sales Material

A Columbia University survey found unmarried teenage girls who studied salarymanship merchandising and related subjects in high school make the least effective sales staff. In the San Antonio Light Classifieds, ads are viewed by many as superior sales agents, reaching thousands of residents quickly. To place an ad call F-1231 for bargains and quick action.

Columbia University San Antonio

Streamlined court speeds cases in San Antonio

As 1949 closed Judge Robert Sawtelle reported six months of the streamlined Corporation Court showing about 45,299 to 45,993 cases and $180,150 to $200,000 in fines. Traffic fines dominated revenue with 135,864 in six months. moving violations disposal reached 96 percent. Old court totals for similar period were far lower. Special procedure targeted out of state offenders. verdicts and guilty results detailed. los Principios resumed after a two day shutdown in Cordoba, Argentina.

Robert Sawtelle Corporation Court Sawfelle San Antonio Sawtelle Emmett’ Ratun

Arthritis Victim No Longer Bitter

Martha Pot who doctors feared would never walk again has overcome severe arthritis after years of bedridden suffering. She now works from bed painting, retouching photos, and crocheting Jayettes for the Sacred Heart Maternity Fund. Martha stays with Mr and Mrs Louis A Helle after meeting them in 1945, and remains hopeful about new drug discoveries in arthritis treatment.

Martha Pot Ilya Santa Rosa Eve Marthe Sacred Heart Maternity Louis A. Helle E. Myrtle Wile Reile

One Bump Too Many Ends With Malicious Mischief Charge

Police arrest Victor Caballero at 212 Kings et for bumping a house porch for the third time on Saturday morning. Victim names Anita Garele and Trinlo Key at 1018 N Center as complainants. Officer C T Flanagan made the arrest.

Setwarday Anita Garele Trinlo Key Center At. Com C.T. Flanagan Victor Caballero Kings Et Michiet

Yule Card Tide On Steady Rise

On the third day of The Light's drive to obtain Christmas cards for San Antonio's three orphan homes, thousands arrived by mail and hand delivery. Cards will be distributed to more than 250 children at St. Peter's, St. Joseph's, Protestant Orphans home, and Ella Austin Orphans home for decorations and scrapbooks. Send cards to The Light, 420 Broadway, with legible address and proper postage.

San Antonio St. Peter’s St. Joseph's Orphans Home

Fire Devastates Coast Town as Red Cross Assesses Loss

A blaze ripped through a major section of the coastal city today destroying a large portion of the harbor district. Fire crews battled the flames while the Red Cross began estimating total damage at two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Dee Manila, age 31, was reported missing after the incident.

Manila Dee Ceble Red Cross

Call Brings False Arrest On Palm Tree Incident

Chief Fred Palmer cites an anonymous Friday call led to the arrest of John Robert Bonner, 16, for alleged palm tree burning on Woodlawn Ave. Investigators show the caller Isaak Bledsoe misrepresented facts. Bonner is found innocent and officer Reagan’s report wrongly listed Billy Martin as a detainee.

Fred Palmer John Robert Gonnet Woodlawn Ave Issac Bledsoe T. H. Reagan Young Bonner Potter Land Charles Alton Fiventl Bledson Bonner Reagan Billy Marlin Evzaveth Rd Jone

White Pokes Pay-Pad Coals Urges Immediate Basin Payroll Probe

White Saturday order calls for reopening the Olmas basin payroll-padding case with city auditor investigation to recover a $1617.50 shortage. L. D. Stuckabe, park caretaker, uncovered the loss in March 1948 after two laborers were paid while dropped. Carroll Todd and Henry Felland signed payrolls. neither was bonded. City attorney and auditor to determine culpability and recovery steps amid prior dropped inquiry.

White Olmas Basin Banding Campunion T Ny. Tucker L. D. Stuckabe Carroll Todd Huckabaug Olmos Henry Felland Alfren Callaghan Todd Standard Accident, Insurance Co Detroit

New Year Sketches From Years Past In San Antonio

A compilation of brief clippings recalls New Year arrivals and local events in San Antonio and surrounding counties from 1820 to 1986. Notable items include migratory birds spotted by Kern and Bryan, public health policy on hookworm exams, a temporary loss of detective forces, and city building projects amid festive celebrations.

Europe North Kern, Ornithologiat Carl A. Bryan Boy Scout San Antonio Kern and Bryan New Hook Eddey Company Avenue C Jaid Harry Newton Coyote Ranch Leanvilte

1950 Outlook from Roger W Babson on Prices and Labor

Babson surveys 1950 with slower prices and output due to labor conflicts and weak employment. Retail sales drop and inventories should shrink while debt reduction remains advised. Farm incomes fall, dairy and poultry volumes rise, while taxes shift and foreign trade trends lean toward greater import competition.

Roger W. Babson

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