Beretta Heads First National Bank of San Antonio
W. Ack Beretta was elected president of the First National Bank of San Antonio at the annual stockholders meeting succeeding T. D. Anderson. Beretta recently returned from four and a half years in the army as a colonel in the engineering corps. Three new directors were named: Beretta, Arthur Bird, and Otto A. Koehler. Officers re-elected include Frederic J. Oppenheimer as vice president, W. A. Ramsey as cashier, B. E. Schall and W. W. Banner as assistant cashiers, and H. S. Douglas as auditor. Directors re-elected were Gilbert M. Denman, Leroy G. Denman Jr., Dr. John B. Herff, Frank G. Huntress Jr., Otto A. Kechler, Frederic J. Oppenheimer, and W. A. Ramsey.
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Oa. W. “Ack
Beretta Wednes-day
First National Bank of San Antonio
T. D. Anderson
Anderson
Army
Amed
Beretta, Arthur
Bird
Bird-Shankle Cor
Coyotes Cut Gun Ranks Southwest Texas Population Declines
Noble EB Buell, assistant agent for the Fish and Wildlife Service, says coyote numbers in Southwest Texas are dropping due to scarce natural foods. He notes evidence of cannibalism among coyotes as food shortage grows. The Service reports 7,382 coyotes and wolves were employed during October to December.
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Texas
Noble EB. Buell
Fish and Wildlife Service
U. S. Department of Interior
Buell
Boel
Youngest Family Man in Army Named at Watertown
Kenneth D. Beckstead a 17 year old father of four month old twin daughters claimed the distinction of being the youngest family man in the U S army. He needed parental consent before enlistment in the army reserve forces was accepted. Consent was given by his stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rush of Plainfield.
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Watertown
Kenneth D. Beckstead
Lawrence Rush
Plainfield
Methodists Elect Dallas Publisher
Lovieh Pierce, who led the Dallas branch of the Methodist Publishing House, has been elected one of two publishing agents to direct the $4,090,009 publishing business of the Methodist church in the United States.
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Chicago
Lovieh Pierce
Dallas
Methodist Publishing House
Methodist Church
Truman Defeated On USES Federal Control Vote
In Washington on January 30 the House rejected President Truman’s plan to keep federal control of the United States Employment Service. The vote was 263 to 113 sending USES back to the states before June 30. The Senate has favored restoring the agency to state control in prior efforts.
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Washington
P. A
House
Truman
United States Employment Service
Senate
Radio Programs and Stars Parade Across Jan 30 1946
A dense rundown of radio shows and musical guests spans KTSA and related stations. Programs feature Jack Carson The North’s Nite, Lone Ranger segments, Kay Kyser, Frank Sinatra, Ann Sothern, and Fred Waring among many others with daily time slots, concert halls, and bandstand appearances listed.
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P.M
Ktsa Woat Kmac Kono
ABC News
Dr. Maclone
Pets Howe
Dick Tracy
Carroll Bandstand
Superman
Pirates News
Korn
Midn
Worla “Today
Ken NeGture
Tam Mix
Riel
Col. Landers
F. Singlser
Aloha
Lone Ranger
Paul Kilday
Weadliners
Jembores
Kay Kyser
Radia
Fradly Mus
Iron & Steel Globements
Raulo
R. Notman
Andrew Sis
Poz News
Jumbores
Milwke
Cen
Jamborea
Geo. Olson
L. Novel
H. Leroy
Howard
H. Brandon
Hell
Emil Vanda
KTSA
Difet
Clu Dade Hanch
Early Birds
Shady Val'y
Weat
Bkfat
Rich
Siady Val'y
West
Magic Wheel
Wavorite
Out
Lorn Lawton
F. Winters
Road of Life
Music Blues Chaser
Mis Chapel
Fred Waring
Cerit Brawn
Breneman Fem
Tetetune
Breneman
Women's Life
Cameron
Dave
Dise Wita
Life
Judy
Jane
St. Anthony
Mrs. Burton
Foster
Bing
Brida
Gr. Teng & Tin
Bride
Gr. Bind Mr Woin. 6 Am.| Ladies Mat, |Saddia Pala
At, Pearce Music
Ma Perkins
Indies Mat
Saddia
Radio Ringside and TV Moments Stir Washington
Radio ringside coverage of a presidential dinner in Washington drew laughs from Harry Truman as Harvey Stone, a khaki arbed comedian, greeted the president. Dick Powell’s Mutual appearance intersected the scene with a script barb about Harry and a cue to whistle to Eight bars of I'm Just Wild About Harry. WNBC ratings break weekend records as Benny awards cash and prizes, while Johnny Mercer joins Your Hit Parade for eight weeks. Wynn extends Texaco Star Theater shows, and a peace statistic notes eight percent of history.
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Saum Vna
Be NL B
Harry Truman
Washington
Harvey Stone
Stone
Commander In Chief
Dick Powell
Mutual
Rogue's Gallery
Harry
Powell
Sven Ur
WN. B.C
Jace Benny
Johnny Mercer
Dick ‘Tot
Rd Wynn
Texaco Star Theater
Child Hangs While Playing on Rope Swing
In Monahans on January 30 a tragic accident claims the life of Walter Brandon age 5 of Feros. The boy died when a rope swing in the Pat Jemigan yard ensnared him as he played, investigators say the mishap was accidental and freak in nature.
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Monahans
Taddy
Walter Brandon
Feros
Pat Jemigan
Woman stabbed after refusing to dance with stranger
Otilla Thompson, 21, of 423 Clark Avenue, suffered a neck wound Wednesday when a stranger she declined to dance with attacked her with a knife. A friend identified the assailant as a recently discharged sailor she had known from school.
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Otilla Thompson
Clark Avenue
Queen Victoria The 63 Year Reign Pain Health Notice
Fragmented obituary style item notes Queen Victoria’s long reign and stomach pains. It promotes Uden Tablets for indigestion heartburn and gas with a money back double your money offer, framed as relief from stomach discomfort.
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Victoria
England
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