Disabled Get More Jobs in War Rehab Push at Conference
Michael J. Shortley of Washington told a regional Vocational rehabilitation conference at the Gunter hotel that acute manpower shortages during the war are prompting employers to hire disabled workers. He cited improved labor turnover and productivity, and noted that federal state programs turn disabled people into taxpayers. Texas advances in mental and tubercular rehabilitation were highlighted as a sign of a new program era offering exams, restoration, counseling, and trial employment before license closure.
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Michael J. Shortley
Washington
Federal Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Gunter Hotel
Maurice Qdoroff
Short- Spy
Texas
Shorties
Hie
Shortley
Veterims
Federi
Joseph Iunt
Division of
Reasonal
Hunt
Medical consultants discuss regional conference plans and clinic referrals
A regional conference at the Gynter hotel featured state and U S medical consultants outlining hospital arrangements and cooperative links with public health agencies. Discussions covered eligible cases, referrals, and screening, with officials from Missouri and Red Cross guidance emphasizing efficient clinic preparation and screening.
Real Estate License Appeal Lands in Court
The secretary of state reissued E E Brown’s real estate license after an appeal heard by Judge C K Quin in the 5th District Court. Brown, San Antonio dealer, had challenged a 1945 license ruling. Secretary Clank Ishell was advised by William JR King but offered no evidence. The case notes appeal to the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals.
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Secretary of State
E. E. Brown
San Antonio
CK. Quin
5Th District Court
Brown
Clank Ishell
William JR. King
Fourth Court of Chil Appeals
Frost Estate Appraisal Details for San Antonio Banker
In Bexar County probate court an appraisal placed the Frost estate of John Frost at 847 457 dollars. The widow Betty Houston Prost held community property valued at 578 631 dollars and Frost’s separate securities were listed at 279 681 dollars with real estate valued at 358 112 dollars.
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John Frost
San Antonio
Bexar County
Frost
Betty Houston Prost
Execteux
Vending Stands for Blind Success
Arthur Voorhees of the Office of Education outlines a federal program to place vending stands for the blind in buildings. He notes 350 stands are in operation and the state owns equipment, selects operators, and charges no rent. The program aims to extend to state and county offices and municipal buildings, with plans for federal buildings.
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Voorhees
Nexis
Texas Commission
Voorhers
Denon
Nak
Sn Voorhees
Fae
Fedeev
Sanani
Carriker Arrives in United States from Tokyo
Mrs. John H. Carriker of 227 Luther Drive received a telephone message that Colonel Carriker has arrived in San Francisco from Tokyo. He will be directed to Washington D C for further assignments.
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John H. Carriker
Luther Drive
Colonel Carriker
San Francisto
Tokyo
Carriker
Washington, D. C
Mind Changes In Love Cools Mind Changes
A 24 year old wife and mother of four in Saint Joseph Michigan changed plans on Tuesday to reestablish the home with her husband instead of deserting it to marry a Benton Harbor boy. Probate Judge Malcolm Hatfield said the mother and her husband plan a reconciliation and asked the return of the children.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Wie
Benton Harbor
Wynona Ezell
Lawrence Sipe Jr
Malcolm Hatfield
Clarence
Wrong Alibi Costly Wrong Alibi Costly
Marjorie Thompson of 226 Chestnut street stood trial in Corporation court on vagrancy charges. She testified she worked for a “lady of 801 West Ashby plate,” prompting Judge Augustus McCloskey to quip about a cousin living there. A $100 fine plus costs was imposed and an appeal noted.
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Marjorie
Thompson
Chestnut Street
Corporation Court
Augustus McCloskey
West Ashby Plate
McCloskey
Ten Firms Join New Downtown Merchants Group
Ten firms join the newly organized Downtown Merchants Association. At Tuesday night’s meeting M. Kline chaired in H. Yellen’s absence. Actions included reporting on the police protection program, planning a site for the truckers market, and pledging funds to the Fiesta association.
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Merchants’ Association
Pyar
M. Kline
H. Yellen
Zseodlation
Fiesta Association
Jap Language to be Banned From Korea Telegraph Traffic
Tokyo headquarters announces that Japanese will be eliminated from all domestic telegraph traffic in Korea by March 1 under General MacArthur's directive. The aim is to streamline communications and enforce language policy across occupied areas.
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Seoul
Korea
General MacArthur
Tokyo
Shaw
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