Co operatives Declared Efforts for Fuller Life
Harry Edmunds of Cedar Minnesota 16 year old president of the Minnesota Co operative Association spoke at the Nations Rural Electric Cooperative association convention in the Municipal auditorium urging focus on cooperative ideals rather than politics He traced the movement to improve farm life through electricity to the Midwest and warned against political factionalism while predicting postwar expansion would bring prosperity Delegates heard about REA jurisdiction issues and a move to restore the agency’s independence led by Victor Edman and John Gidmorey’s successor role.
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Nations Rural Electric Co- Operative Association
Municipal Auditorium
Harry Edmunds
Cedar
America
Midwest
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Eamunds
NREGA
FB. J. Stoneman
Plattville
Whs
Dairyland Co-op
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Stoneman
Rural Electrification Administration
John Cidrmody
REA
r@tcultura
Swiss Guide POW Trade Initiated at Krugelingen
Bern reports the prisoner exchange will begin tomorrow at Krugelingen involving about 20 000 people. Approximately 6 000 German prisoners will be exchanged for 3 500 wounded American, British, and South American Allied personnel, plus 990 German civilians and an equal number of Americans in Germany. The exchange was arranged by the Swiss government.
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Bern
Krugelingen
Germany
Wite's Long Wait Ended By Death
Mary Virginia Goodwin of Austin died Monday in a hospital from lymphatic leukemia after long illness. Her husband Captain James W. Goodwin, pilot of a Thunderbolt, was reported missing in action months ago. Mrs Goodwin had traveled widely and believed overseas reports of her husband still alive.
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Jet
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Mary
Virginia
Goodwin
James W. “Bud Goodwin
Croadwin
City Hall Corner Sees Heavy Traffic Survey Plan
San Antonio police safety engineer John Fitch reports the Calorosa Booth Flores corner before City Hall as the city’s busiest with 2184 vehicles per hour between 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. daily. He leads a meter tow survey to retime downtown traffic. next busiest are East Market at Alamo and Navarro at Houston.
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City Hall
Joh W. Fitch
Kelly Field
San Antoniio Arsenal
East Market
South Alamo Streets
Aid Navarro
Houston Atreety
REA Expansion Seen As Base of Nation's Wealth
A. F. Becker of Petersburgh II outlines postwar Rural Electrification Association aims to bring electricity to all farms, arguing current 12 million farms with power remain a minority. He links electrification to national wealth, employment, and rural service, urging support for Senate Bill 189 to finance a three year postwar program and emphasizing non-discriminatory pricing.
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Claude Wickard
Becker
Walkie-Talkie To Have Many Postwar Uses
Washington reports FCC outlines postwar radio spectrum use with walkie-talkie service for isolated rural areas and broad commercial reach. Proposals include rural telephony linking physicians to patients, farm and ranch communications, maritime and expedition uses, and expanded channels for railroads forestry transit and emergency services.
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Washington
Federal Communicators Commission
Noted Teacher to Speak in San Antonio and Denver
The Rev. Stanton Taucenseninger, a Presbyterian minister and former China resident, returns to the United States after 25 years. He will speak at schools and churches in San Antonio Tuesday to Friday, sharing war era insights and history. He previously taught at Cheeloo University and helped bring Chinese students to Christian studies. He speaks at Trinity University, Murdison Square Presbyterian, Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian, and local churches.
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Beacher
United States
China
Antonia
Cheeloo Universally
Tsinar Q Oy
Achinger
Chenglu
San Antonio
Lautenschlager
Apeak
Ares Murdison Square Presbyterian Church
Trinity University
Los Angeles Heights Presbyterian Church
Thurs Bark Methodist
Denver Boulevard Church
Lady of Lake Opens New Music Courses in February
Our Lady of the Lake music department launches new courses starting February 1 including aesthetics conducting school music for high schools and elementary counterpoint. Registration for the courses will be held the preceding week.
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Our Lady of the Lake
Esa Ei Ee
WAC Recruiters Get New Chief
First Lt. Edythe Cobbe becomes commanding officer of the San Antonio WAC recruiting district succeeding Capt. Jessie M. Anthony. Anthony now heads the new recruiting district to be activated in Fort Worth for WAC hospital technicians.
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Edythe
Cobbe
San Antonio
WAG
Jessie M. Anthony
Anthony
Fort Worth
WAC
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