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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1947

Page

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Airline taxi permit request sparks protest in city hearing

The Airline Taxi company seeks 40 more cab permits prompting protests from Yellow Cab. Inspector Frank C. Nope notes public convenience not requiring new permits. City had issued 200 permits to others and claims supply has not been exhausted. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. Saturday.

Yellow Cab Company Vanitab Frank C. Nope

Hangar Dance at Kelly Field Set for Friday Night

Kelly Field prepares a 28 000 square foot hangar for the March of Dimes carnival and dance. Rick Stuart and his 17 piece band will perform while amusements include a Gay Nineties cabaret wild west tavern junk trainer rides turtle races and bingo. Special Transit buses will shuttle visitors to the event.

Kelly Field Virerall Rick Stuart

Moley Warns On Labor Bill In San Antonio Visit

Economist Raymond Moley, associate editor of Newsweek, warned that labor and management must have equal protection before the law during a private lunch in the St. Anthony hotel. He cautioned against overly restrictive legislation and said proposed bills may be illegal, singling out Senator W. Lee O’Daniel’s portal pay tax plan as impractical.

Raymond Moley News Iweek San Antonio Moley St. Anthony W. Lee O’daniel Texas Portal

Suit to Rescind Citizenship Filed

A suit to rescind the American citizenship of Vicente Medellin, 512 East Commerce Street, was filed Friday by U. S. Attorney J. M. Burnett. The petition says Medellin was granted his certificate in November 1943 and alleges he gave the name of his wife as ready and did not behave as a person of good moral character.

Vicente Medellin East Commerce Street U. S J. M. Burnett Medellin Iiel

Death by own action verdict in hanging case

Justice of the Peace E H Talbert returned a death by own action verdict in the hanging death of Francisco Sosa 65 of 2719 South Laredo Street found hanging from a tree near his home. Sosa was believed to have been suffering from ill health.

Francisco Sosa Laredo Street Justice of the Peace E. H. Talbert Sosa

Weather Many Face Loss of Vote

Several thousand persons will be denied the right to vote this year as the county tax assessor-collector has run out of affidavit blanks. Chagrin grows among those who relied on mailed affidavits. the office has lacked blanks for a week and offered no explanation. Poll taxes issued total 58,995 to date, up from 58,549 last year. Friday midnight is the deadline for paying poll tax.

Auto crash on Bandera road injures two occupants

Blinded by oncoming lights, C. A. Rogers, 33, of 222 Arlington Court and passenger Bryan Hope, 330 East White Avenue, escaped serious injury when their sedan left the highway and rolled three times 16 miles out on Bandera road.

C. A. Rogers Arlington Court Bryan Hope East White Avenue Bandera

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