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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
16
A 1946 San Antonio advertisement page highlights a vast furniture and appliance sale. It promotes living room sets, tables, chairs, dressers, and beds, along with Pianos, radios, and home decor. The listing features many brands, price points, and delivery options, inviting shoppers to explore the second floor and expansive showroom.
Classified notice of miscellaneous buy and sell offers from a Texas source. Listings include pianos, sewing machines, furniture, puppies and birds for sale, with pet care services, farm supplies, and livestock including dogs cats poultry feed and veterinary items. Numerous contact clues and locations appear throughout the text.
Fibber McGee and Molly led Radio Daily's ninth annual poll for best commercial radio program of 1995. Bob Hope repeated as Givoril comedian and Javaite entertainer of the season. Bing Crosby named favorite male singer. Dinah Shore top popular actress. Arturo Toscanini favored symphonic organization.
UALUAaS June 214 Jerry Sachey a former radiant comis stoner recently relersen from the wimy announces Sadler as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor in Texas. Luttrell Kiltre of Dallas state secretary of the state Democratic executive committee says he has received a petition signed by 100 persons meeting legal requirements to place Sadler on the ballot.
A garbled OCR text outlines the first public demonstration of the telegraph by Samuel F.B. Morse in 1837, with scattered references to early electrical devices, equipment suppliers, auctions, and bids. It contains mentions of vendors, bills, and legal notices related to county and national affairs, though much of the content is fragmented and hard to parse.
The imperial government plans to abolish Nippon's peerage, affecting Baron Shidehara and about 300 officials with privileges. Shidehara, recovering from pneumonia, may learn of a directive issued by General MacArthur authorities.
Henry Norris Russell of Princeton University observatory receives Mexico’s Aztec Eagle award at the American Astronomical Association congress in Mexico City taking place in January. A Cody, Wyoming man offers a $108 reward for the capture of a thief who stole a bottle of whiskey from a local bottle shop.
In a WOAL broadcast Senator Edward Wy Robertson of Wyoming advocates thorough scrutiny before any unified command for the armed services. He warns of potential dictatorship risks and emphasizes that prior battles show flaws across services, urging careful examination rather than rapid merger.
Senator Robertson emphasizes cooperation among Army Navy Marines and Air Forces over a merger. He credits Allied leadership and sea air control to U S power, warns against hasty action, and calls for careful examination to avoid weakening national strength. Washington Views and Interviews announced by Alamo National Bank.
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