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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
3
The War Department Fort Sam Houston center outlines demobilization deadlines by dates, points, and months for enlisted men and officers including WAC personnel. Approximately 600 enlisted men and 70 to 100 officers are being discharged daily at Dodd Field Center.
Brother Louis Thein of St Marys University will discuss Atomic Energy Past Present and Future at the Lions Club gathering on Wednesday noon. The talk covers scientific progress and potential applications and implications for society.
Trial of Willie B Miller 27 of 12 Mcleod street continues in Court No 2 over negligent homicide in the traffic death of Miss Sophie Kuberski 18 of 633 Delaware street on October 13 Leslie Casmere 2046 West Poplay street Miller’s companion in the truck that pinned Kuberski to a telephone pole at Commerce and Lisova piece Tech Sis s companion Just a fan in the ecident
Article reports planned growth of Army Hospital Center Brooke to 35 000 to 40 000 medical department troops with new medical department priest service schools at Fort Sam Houston. Transfer of the Medical Field Service School from Carlisle Barracks to Fort Sam Houston slated for February. Also relocation of the medical department training school for enlisted men from Fort Lewis to Brooke. Local Carlisle residents unhappy with transfer though an Army information school will replace it. Leon Springs area cited for training civilian doctors. Texas plains deemed suitable for training facilities.
Edwin Tuonala, 36, of SIT San Pedro Avenue, was fined $15 in Corporation court Tuesday for sleeping in the wrong room. A young woman testified she found a stranger in her bed upon returning home Monday night. Police arrested Tuonala, who had a room on the floor above, and he was also held on a malicious mischief charge.
Henry H Hemann of New York, director of the National Association of Credit Men, told 150 Wholesale Credit men and bankers that labor strife would peak within 60 days and normal capital labor relations would return by July 1. He warned of a giant labor move to depress investment, blamed foreign nations for unrest, and praised the postwar economic strength.
The San Antonio Trades council will be represented by William B. Arnold Harry Johnson and Elmer Mueller at a Texas State Federation of Labor meeting in Austin on Friday.
Paris January 22 The Socialist party voted unanimously to propose Vincent Auriol, former minister of state, as new President of the French provisional government. Communists failed to win support for a Communist led government and withdrew Maurice Thorez, backing Felix Gouin instead. The Radical Socialist group opposed Auriol. The constituent assembly met briefly to plan reopening sessions to elect de Gaulle's successor.
William Delbert Love and his wife Lucille faced murder charges after their 21 month old daughter Shary Laynetiea’s body was found in a shallow grave 17 miles south of San Antonio. Love, a WWII veteran, admitted to squeezing the child to make her open her mouth and feeding her, leading to her death. The child had been missing from Jarrell, Williamson County, since Christmas Eve. The couple, who were in custody with Love held without bond and Lucille under 2500 bond, earlier faced child desertion charges.
Frank P. Barrietes of 229 Angus Street was fined $3 for possessing liquor for consumption in a public place after 12 15 a m January 14. Police Sgt Joe Morales reported arrest at about 2 a m after Barrietes left a bay with a bate of beer. His companion Fred Mendoza of 112 Kemper Street was fined $25 for drunkenness.
A blue eyed two month old girl named Cherylene Robison arrived in San Francisco after a 7000 mile flight from Australia to join her father Robert J Robison and mother Mrs Robison. Doctors at UC hospital will evaluate infantile fontanelle opening not yet closed. Navy transport arranged. Robison recently discharged from the Navy.
As temperatures dropped, sleepers in rail and bus stations rose. Police gathered at 14 locations, six from Greyhound depots and two from P B depots. A total of 79 arrests occurred Monday night, including several women.
Pay increases and benefits set to start Tuesday at the Vermont cafe located at 1424 West Commerce Street. The deal with Local 12 covers paid vacation one week, overtime rates for women and men, and a salary scale: chefs 75 dollars, other cooks 60 to 500, and waiters 20 to 35 dollars per week. Signed by owners Sd. Vo Menard and J. Stegmann and Local 12 secretary Pauline Woods.
Padlocked ineas cafe at 205 South Alamo street remains shut as management and striking Local 12 workers await a hearing in an injunction suit before Judge C K Quin in 57th District court Wednesday morning. Proprietor J B Cain filed to enjoin Local 12 members from picketing after shutting the restaurant Friday. A sign in the cafe window claimed Local 12 was unfair to Cain amid fears over salaries. W Plans Banquet Members of the WLC will hold their annual banquet meeting at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the association building.
Negotiations and a work stoppage halt the $140,000 plant project on Plant Road at B22 North Flores Street due to its location on the proposed International Highway. Mayor Mauermann warned of possible condemnation to secure the property at lower cost. Royal Crown Bottlings attorney J D Wheeler and state highway engineer F L Dickson met to settle the right of way dispute. Cunningham Construction was ordered to cease work. about $3000 in foundation labor already done. Permits were issued before the permanent highway line swaps were set by Benenden.
A limited number of caraguard cartons suitable for mailing articles to civilians in seven liberated countries are available at Bexar County Red Cross headquarters Trouston Building. Dr. L. McMahon, chairman of home service, announced Tuesday.
A fire at 2 p.m. Monday damaged the O R Mitchell Motor Company at 1041 Navarro Street. Estimated losses totaled 5550, with 4000 attributed to the building, 500 to contents, and 1050 to three automobiles. Firemen battled the blaze. Albert Brown suffered a hand cut and Mangold a minor leg burn.
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