City Seeks $50,000 Sewage Deal To Expand Fort Sam System
City officials consider a $50,000 fee amid talks that Army funds and federal aid may not cover sewage improvements. Mayor Gus B Mauermann says current offers are far short as Engineer Coghill warns costs could reach well above government proposals while Maj. Gen. Donovan arranges a Friday meeting with engineer Blaly to discuss fees for treating Army sewage.
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Fort Sam Houston
Shihe
Meyor Gus B. Mauermann
Ely
Coghuil
Richard Donovan
Eighth Service Command
W.C. Blaly
Engineer Corps
San Antonio
Army Post
Donovan
Freese and Nichols
Sherman Street
Army
Inli
Orlando North Funeral Arranged
Funeral services for Orlando North 84 past commander of American Legion Post No 8 will be held at 3 p m Thursday at Riebe Funeral Home Interment will be in Mission Burial Park He was a member of American Legion central council and the 4Q and 8 North died Monday at Nin home on Mason Street Survivors include his widow Mrs Nell Worth daughter Miss Ellen Louise North son Orlando North Jr mother Mrs Amelia North brothers Ogex North and Ivy Pelham
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American Legion
Riebe Funeral Home
Mission Burial Park
American Legion Central Council
North
Nin
Mason Street
Nell Worth
Ellen Louise North
Orlando North Jr
Amelia North
Ogex North
Ivy Pelham
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices
The Federal State Market News data from San Antonio Livestock Market Tuesday shows mixed prices across cattle and hogs. Good to choice steers and heifers trade at various levels with weights from 760 to 1200 pounds, while cows and bulls fetch moderate bids. hogs show steady to high bids for barrows and gilts with feeders listed as good to choice.
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San Antonio Lavestork
Cannes
Hettera Gann
HoGs Barrowy
Gille
Commercial Artist To Teach Classes at San Antonio Art Institute
Ruth Conerly Smith, a nationally known commercial illustrator, will begin teaching fusion and advertising illustration at the San Antonio Art Institute. Classes will be held Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Ruth Conerly Smith
Bern
San Antono Art Institute
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Price Rule Advice Given By Phone
Price panel at the Bexar County War price and rationing board has installed two direct telephone lines, F-77273 and F-17822, for inquiries about local price control regulations. E C Spires, panel chairman, says housewives and volunteers assist by contacting nearby food stores to secure cooperation in following rules.
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Bexar County War Price and Rationing Board
E. C. Spires
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Spires
Extension Granted for Shoe Sales in San Antonio District
Retailers in San Antonio have received a one week extension to sell non rationed shoes. Bernard M. Goldburg, district OPA officer, announced the period extended from January 29 to February 5. Stores may sell 16 percent of their September 194% inventory at established prices, with allowances for excess stock up to 3 dollars per pair. The rationing began the first Monday.
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Antonio Shar
Bernard M. Goldburg
OPA
Paul Gallico to Address Cadets at San Antonio Center
Renowned sports writer and author Paul Gallico was set to address aviation cadets at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday. He arrived in San Antonio Tuesday for a Town Mall appearance and spent the day visiting Brooke General Hospital in Fort Houston to speak with patients.
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Paul Gallio
San Antony Aviation Cadet Center
San Antonio
Brooke General Hospital
Fort At Houston
Palente
Cabaret Night For Men By Young People’s League
A cabaret night is planned by the Young People’s League of Amudas Achim Congregation for Wednesday night at the Hebrew Community. The event aims to raise funds and provide entertainment for members of the armed forces.
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Young People’s League
Amudas Achim Congregation
Hopkins Letter Forgery Claims Roil Washington Politics
Senators disclosed Akron mayor C Nelson Sparks received a memorandum copy of a Hopkins letter on White House stationery in a forged appearance. Hopkins and Ickes office deny the White House letter. Briggs denies and a grand jury probes the forged Hopkins name on the letter to Lee.
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C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Hopkins Etter Alffering
White House
Linade
Hopkins
Umphey Lee
Southern Methodist University
Department of Justice
Wendell Walhol
Briggs Sparks
George N. Briggs
Harold L. Ickes
Wendell Willkie
Sparks
Briggs
Ickes
Grand Jury
Harry Hopkins
Ler
Interior Department
Grorge Briggs
Umphrey Lee
Lee
Interior
New
Langer
Department of Interior
George
Gorge Briggs
Cotton
Tekes
Villian
Two From S.A. Decorated By Air Forces
Two San Antonio men receive Air Medals for combat missions in North Africa and Europe. First Lieut Richard L Hamilton, 22, with 50 missions as a Flying Fortress pilot of the 15th Air Force, raided Athens and other targets. awarded Air Medal and nine oak leaf clusters. First Lieut William D Badger, 20, navigator with the Eighth Air Force in England, awarded Air Medal and one oak leaf cluster for seven missions and credited with downing a German fighter. First Lieut Jesse C Ammons, 21, transport pilot with the 14th Air Force, awarded Air Medal for services with his unit.
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Richard L. Hamilton
Mertin M. Siddall
Olmos Loop Road
15Th Air Force
Athens
Greece
Snd
William D. Badger
Virgie Mae Badger
West
Hussache Avenue
Eighth Air Force
J. W. Ammons
Kerrville
Air Medal
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