Poll Opposed To Gag Rule In Senate Debates
Washington reports a poll showing the Senate will likely refuse to end FEPC debate with a gag rule. Senator Mead said debate will continue today, predicting a close vote and noting the petition for closing debate may be contested due to current parliamentary rules. The Southern filibuster rests on motions to correct Thursday’s journal, not the FEPC bill itself.
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Washington
Senate
FEPC
Enator, Mead
DN. Y
FERC
Alvin Skalaut Rites Arranged
Alvin Skalaut, 13, of Castroville road, died Thursday. Services set for 1:00 p.m. Friday at the Riebe chapel with Rev. Carl Burkle officiating. He was a native of Bexar County. Interment at Roselawn Burial Park.
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Isequneral Gervices
Alvin Ardhir Skalaut
Castroville Road
Riebe Ichapel
Carl Burkle
Rites Arranged For Mrs Robinson
Funeral services for Mrs Movie Robinson, 54, of 414 West Huisache Avenue, who died Tuesday, were set for 4 p.m. Thursday at the Porter Loring chapel with Rathi David Tamar kin officiating. Burial will follow at Agudas AChln cemetery.
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Movie Robinson
West Huisache Avenue
Porter Loring
Rathi David Tamarkin
Agudas Achln Cemetery
Relief At Last For Your Cough
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent relief for chronic coughs, colds, and bronchial irritation. It claims fast action to loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and aid restful sleep with no narcotics, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Paul
Iron Strike and Sought Strike at Alamo Works
International union representative W F Heickman rushed to San Antonio to resume bargaining as IA Molders and Founders plan a day meeting. The company denies a strike violation of a no strike clause while a Ward Labor Board directive is cited. The union wants 1943 contract terms including vacations wage classifications and retroactivity to April 194? negotiations.
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Melrose Holmgreen
Thhe
War Labor Board
Ward Labor Board
Community Leader Paul W. F. Schirmer Dies at 58
Funeral services planned for 8 p.m. Friday at Rlebe Funeral Home for Paul W. F. Schirmer 58 who died at home in Schirmerville Wednesday. Interment in Sunset Memorial Park. A Hermann Sons Harmonia Lodge No. 4 member, he founded the community Whith bears his name in 1922, later moving it in 1932 to the Seguin highway location.
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Rlebe Funerval
Paul W. F. Schirmer
Schirmerville
Commu
Wille
Sunset Memorial Park
Hermann Sons Harmonia Lodge No
Schirmer
Conve
New Seguin Highway
Health official Derryberry visits San Antonio health program
Dr Maythew Derryberry, chief of field activities in health education at the U S Public Health Service, arrived in San Antonio Thursday to inspect local health education work. He addressed the city health department staff and will observe the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce program, making recommendations for the state junior chamber.
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Maythew Derryberry
U. S. Public Health Service
San Antonio
City Health Department
Doctor 63 Sentenced for Narcotics Violations
Dr. Robert Emmett Rahm, a physician near Del Rio, aged 63, received a five year suspended sentence and probation after pleading guilty to unlawful sale of morphine. Judge Ben H. Rice ordered surrender of narcotics authority during probation. In a separate case Ng Pang, a Chinese cook, was sentenced to 10 months for possession and concealing opium after arriving by train from Laredo.
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Robert Emmett
Rahm
del Rio
Ben H. Rice
Federal District Court
Rice
Ng Pang
Laredo
Missouri Pacific
Navy and Army separations list names and addresses
A long list of service members from Navy and Army receiving separations. The names include Joe Newman Martin Sada Alfred B Pino Lule San Miguel Rodolfo Reyes Rudolph J Perez Emmett Smith Robert S Taylor Gilbert Lopez Carl C Gentle Edgar W Armes George Drinkwater Bill Oren Irwin Law rence Guillot Alva Crouse Arthur Solis Virgil Martin Lloyd T Boyd Estquiel Zamudio Charles E Armacost Richard S Bayd Gilbert W McNeil Andres Almazan Sgt George W Henderson Pete B Galvin Leroy W Williams Andrew Clarke Jr Lansing W Barnes J Bernard Bruns Henry J Kresta Henry B Alback Forest Dennis William Haworth O R Cannon and others with listed street addresses on various streets.
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Navy
Joe Newman
PMK
North
Colorado Street
Martin Sada
Sic
Frio City
Alfred B. Pino
Sbhuth Mesquite Street
Lule San Miguel
Leonal Street
Rodolfo Reyes
Miraso
Rudolph J. Perez Jr
Gmao
Stone Wall Street
Emmett Smith
Hedges Street
Robert S.taylor
Sharer Street
Gilbert Lopez
Amle
Hess Street
Carl C
Gentle
St. Francis Street
Edgar W. Armes
Ruiz Street
George
L. Drinkwater
Bowerswalk
Bill Oren Irwin
Kirin Street
Lawrence
East Hildebrand Avenue
Andrew ©. Clarke Jr
West
Lansing W. Barnes
College Boulevard
J. Bernard Bruns
Bailey Avenue
Henry J. Krésta
Mitchell Street
Henry B. Alback
North Alamo Street
Porest L. Dennis
Stace Street
William D. Haworth
McKinley Avenue
O. R. C Annon
Huisache -Ave-Nue
Woman Wins Radio Honor for Helping Prison Inmates
Mrs. Mittle Waters of 1910 West Ashby has been named Good Neighbor of the Day on Tom Breneman’s Breakfast in Hollywood. A Texas prisoner’s letter spurred Breneman to honor her for morale work with convicts. Waters, called Mother, visits prisons twice monthly, funding gifts. She will be featured on KABC January 30 at 10 am and again at 3:30 pm, with an orchid presentation and possible $1000 war bond award.
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Mittle Waters
West
Ashby
Tom Breneman
Hollywood
American Broadcasting Network
Texas
Breneman
KABC
Waters
Bitter Albert W Services Arranged
Funeral services for Albert W Bitter, 74, of 198 West Magnolia Avenue, will be held Friday at 9.8 a.m. in Ziziky Kearns chapel and 9:15 a.m. at St Mary's Catholic Church with a requiem mass offered by Very Rev John Quilivan. Bitter, a native of San Antonio, will be interred in St Mary's Cemetery. Survivors include his brother John A Bitter Sr, a former Bexar County tax collector.
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Albert W. Bitter
Magnolia Avenue
Ziziky Kearns Chapel
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John Quilivan
Bitter
San Antonio
St. Mary's Ceretery
John A. Bitter
Bexar County
Officer Returns From Aleutians Visit Home
Lieut. J. C. Osburn, recently serving as air technical inspector in the Aleutians, returns home to visit wife Cory Herzig and his parents Master Sergeant C. S. Osburn and wife. He plans to reenlist as a master sergeant after returning to active status and follow his father’s path when retired in 1938, with service since September 1936.
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J. C. Osburn
Aleutians
Cory Herzig
C. S. Osburn
Seven Suspended Sentences in Federal Theft Case
In a Federal District proceeding Judge Ben Rice imposed suspended sentences on seven attendants and others accused in a theft of government property case. One year terms were given to several defendants including Hubert J. Girtle and James dn, while Louis Koscioskey received two years. A co-defendant, John Kennedy, initially charged, was directed to withdraw his guilty plea and the related charge was dismissed.
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Ben
Rice
Hubert J. Girtle
Madismy M4
Kinane
James Dn
Spillman
Leandro Ortiz
Flore
Russell N. Bennett
Louis Koscioskey
Wilson IL Franke
Sirspennael
John Kennedy
Wid Litle
Lille
Labor Roundup Management Favored in Strike Era Policy Talks
Congressional efforts to shift heat from workers to management gain momentum amid a strike surge. Lawmakers urge fast changes to tax rebate laws for dormant profits and push a wage proposal tied to U.S. Steel. Representative Biemiller cites a $4 per ton price boost and $130 million in annual wage gains as a model the administration supported.
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Frese Mapatenes
White House
Biemiller
D.-Wis
U. S. Steel Company
Truman
Transit workers to vote on strike amid Philly service fears
The Philadelphia Transportation Company faces a possible strike starting February 11 as 9655 maintenance and operating workers prepare for a union vote next week. Officials of the Transit Workers union report the group seeks a daily wage boost and a humane operating plan with reasonable schedules, per president Joseph B. Dougherty.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Transit Workers Union
Josephb. Dougherty
UAW to Resume Talks With Ford and Chrysler
Detroit report says the CLO United Auto Workers union will restart wage talks with Ford and Chrysler. GM strike nears week nine with 175,000 idle as talks stall on a 30 percent wage increase. GM denies plans to lay off most of its 65,000 office and salaried staff beginning February 1.
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Detroit
CLO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Slab victim treated after stabbing at home scene
Alvin Smith of 134 North Swiss Street was treated at a hospital early Thursday after being stabbed in the back left shoulder with an ice pick. No arrest was made.
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Alvin Smith
North Swiss Street
Bein
Rats Infest Juke Box in Edinburgh Dance Hall
In Edinburgh on January 24, a U S Public Health Service crew removed 19 dead rats from a juke box at a local dance hall. The rodents were killed by the new exterminant 1080, spread by the craification crow, officials said.
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Edinburg
U.S. Public Health Service
Edinburgh
Women Fliers to Meet in Austin Convene February
The Texas Wing of the Ninety-Nines and WASPs will hold a two day convention in Austin on February 9 with about 2 percent of women fliers expected. Dr John H Frederick of Texas University and R W Cantwyeil Fort Worth chapter president of the National Aviation Association will speak.
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Fane Texas
Ninety-Nines
WASPS
Austin
John H. Frederick
Transportation and Industry
Texas University
R. W. Cantwyeil
Fort Worth
National Aviations Association
Captain Robbed Of King and $60 in Taxi Heedges
Captain J. W. Adams of Merizon Texas says four soldiers and a civilian robbed him of a king and $60 while riding in a taxi. He boarded the cab at Houston and Alamo streets and was tossed from the vehicle near the cemetery on East Commerce Street after the robbers seized the items.
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Texas A
M. Ting
J. W. Adams
Merizon
Texas
Adams
Houston
Alamo
East Commerce Street
Safe Resists Knob Knockers at Lucas Monumental Company
A thief knocked a knob from a safe at the Lucas Monumental company located at 1402 Hast Commerce Street but could not enter. Police reported Thursday that R. L. Harrell of 640 South St Marys Street reported theft of an axe, four cases of DDT and keys from his business.
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Lucas Monumental Company
Commerce Streck
R. L. Harrell
South St. Mary's Street
Campa to Fight Case in Federal Court
Campa, charged with falsely claiming U.S. citizenship, will plead not guilty and seek a jury trial. His attorney Pat Henley and sister Antonia Henson were outside the courtroom as the case was not called, with trial likely no earlier than late February or early March.
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Svesario Wampa
West
Ician
United States
Pat Henley
Campa
Henley
Antonia Henson
Arrests After Burglary Reported In Party Theft
Mrs. Ralph Trejo of 1135 West Fall Avenue told police on Thursday that during a Saturday party a $600 wrist watch a $20 bill and an $1800 note were stolen The note was recovered Police booked W D Stevens 31 and Ben Yarrough 40 both of Ha7 Porter Street for vagrancy
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Ralph Trejo
West Fall Avenue
W. D. Stevens
Ben Yarrough
Porter Street
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