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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1944
Page
15
A Readers Digest style note criticizes a new tax form as brutally complex, recounting a January 10 Congressional Record drama and excerpts. The piece notes millions facing tax compliance and quotes taxpayers expressing frustration with the withholding and filing system.
Mrs Ghos and Fowles lead women’s activities in the infantile paralysis drive. Tickets for the annual President’s Ball on January 29 at Municipal Auditorium are now on sale at booths including Wall and Mars, with sales by Mia, Clarence Jelgenbach, and others. Various veterans and civic groups are participating.
Mrs C J Sedgwick will review Lloyd C Douglas novel Forgive Us Our Ties before the Blind Citizens organization of San Antonio at 8 p.m. in the small auditorium of Travis Park Methodist church. Music will be by Mrs Elisa Amaya, Mrs Ruth Marlox, John Suchy and Milton Cannolly.
Lieutenant Logan recalls mission readiness aboard the 26 Marauder Hells Belle during a mission over Pantheria Siely and Italy. Pilot Jack H. Lowan, 23, from Sane Anbionia, reports flak damage and windshields shattered, yet stresses fighting skill and aerial persistence amid wartime stress.
Secretary of boys work at the City YM A for the year has resigned and will enter commercial photography, per Theron Browne, general secretary. He served as supervisor of the boys work during the time and summer season.
William J. Rosin, former deputy tax collector, released January 13 on parole after seven months of a three year and a two year concurrent sentence for misappropriation of county funds. Judges and officials supported the parole, citing his previously good reputation and the lengthy time served. Citizens and Senator Graves aided the parole action.
The Kallisons moved to take possession of the Beacon Hotel at 305 Fredericksburg, citing lease issues and failure to provide proper notice. The eviction follows months of rent disputes and a contested lease under wartime housing regulations, with a gas explosion alarming tenants and prompting government concerns.
The piece critiques Republican and Democratic campaigns, urging unity among parties. It references the 1950s political climate and public fatigue with multi candidate campaigns, arguing for steady progress rather than divisive, overlapping runs.
A fragment describes a medicated powder advertised as a longtime favorite for personal care. Mentions its age of about forty years, various uses, and common recommendations by users, noting it as inexpensive and in demand.
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