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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1946

Page

10

Students Save for San Antonio School Savings Program

San Antonio Building and Loan association reports more than 350000 saved over 12 years through a school savings program. Dr John B Albright notes 30900 depositors across 40 schools, with deposits and passbooks teaching basic banking. Adults contribute about 3000 weekly. The item also notes the death of Dr Frederick A Cleveland in Norwood Massachusetts.

San Antonio John B. Albright Association Albright

Brightest U S lighthouse promotes public contest power

An article touts Navesink New Jersey as the brightest peacetime lighthouse with 9 million candlepower. It notes a P T Barnum sponsored light publicity contest and a dial song writing contest as promotional stunts, aiming to spotlight light powered advertising and public notices.

P. T. Barnum Dial Jance Jenny Lind

Thieves Loot Visitors Cars In Local Car Prowl spree

Out-of-town visitors suffered clothing thefts in several car prowls over the weekend. Thomas C. Weiss of Brooklyn had $275 of clothing taken from a car on Soledad Street. Lt G Ed DeNeen of Marion had $500 stolen from a car on East Crockett Street. D W Mandy of Houston reported $60 of clothing stolen on Houston and Santa Rosa streets. Leon Blaylock reported a rifle stolen from a car on East Josephine Street.

Brooklyn Soledad Street G. Ed DeNeen Marion East Crockett Street D. W. Mandy Houston Santa Rosa Leon East Courtland Place East Josephine Street

Fort Sam Worker dies suddenly at Fort Sam Houston

Harry Kramer, 57, an electrical worker and retired master sergeant at Fort Sam Houston, died suddenly Monday morning at work. He lived at 426 Topeka Boulevard and is survived by his widow Paular Kramer and a son Frank.

Harry Kramer Fort Sam Houston Kramer Topeka Boulevard Paular Kramer Frank

Infant Found Dead in Crib in Woodlawn Hills

Four month old Juarnd Todd was found dead in his crib early Monday with a heavy quilt over his head. Parents Clinton and Hazel Todd of Pettus' street report the child had a head cold the prior day. Justice of the Peace John E. Geraghty will hold an inquest.

Juarnd Todd Clinton Hazel Todd Pettus’ Street Woodlawn Hills Justine of The Peace John E. Geraghty

Beating and Robbery Report Near West Commerce Street

Raymond Clayton of Utopia was severely beaten and robbed of 683 dollars in cash and 3407 in checks after leaving a West Commerce street bar. Police detained Antonio Espinoza, 25, and Irene Contreras, 26, both of Monterrey Street, early Monday morning.

Gnoruy Commerce Street Raymond Clayton Utopia Antonio Espinoza Monterrey Street Irene Contreras

Double Rites For Father Son Carstansen Police Veteran

Rudolph Carstansen and his son Rudolph Carstansen Jr. died in separate tragedies, one from a heart attack and the other in a plane crash off Cuba. The 67 year old retiree, longtime San Antonio police traffic officer, died at a local hospital after an Indiana street heart attack. Funeral plans await proper transport of the son’s body to San Antonio for a double service.

Rudolph Carstansen Indiana Street Rudolph Carstansen Jr S. N Cuba San Antonio Carstansen Housjton Main Streets

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Norwood Mass Frederick A. Cleveland Mackenzie King Canada U. S China Navesink NW. J L. A Richard Valencia Ollie Donoho Beatrice Galindo Patricia Todd Fort Sam America Joske Switzerland Dickies Morolin Los. Angeles Wayne Folette
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