Meade committee probes May influence on war contracts
Washington July 16 The Mead committee sought memos and testimony on whether Rep May (D Ky) used his influence to win equal opportunities for war contractors. Wartime ammunition chief Hardy described possible pro May actions for Batavia Metal Products and affiliates, with investigations into a 1 million settlement.
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Washington
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War Department
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Albert Taerhemy
Chemical Warfare Service
Batavia
Eric Baghy
Okiobsan
Gatavia
Bennet Royall
Justice Department
Tor
Royall
Cream Wes Too Rieh Cream Wes Too Rieh
A San Francisco complaint charges the Dianghelle Co operatives for selling cream above 21 percent butterfat. Federal district court accuses 13 sales in violation of wartime butterfat limits.
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San Francisco
Federal District Court
Dianghelle Co-operative Actition
Department of Augmeutions
Eviction Cases Settle Out of Court in Dallas
Dallas reports 64 eviction cases settled yesterday in out of court agreements. Judges cited court costs and tenant appeal rights, with possible rent control reinstatement noted as a factor. No new eviction suits were filed in Dallas.
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Asi
Reuters
Dalias
Health Officers Debate Playland Ban on Child Attendance
Health officials discussed continuing a ban on attendance by children under 45 at Playland park on North Alamo. Dr Arendt cited a call from operator James E Johnson asking about operation, and the board considered enforcement and possible three to four cases weekly.
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North Alamo Street
Health Board
Health Department
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James E
Jimmy” Johnson
Johnson
Arendt
P. I. Nixon
Board of Health
Charles Haltom
C.F. Crag
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Col. H.R. Livesay
C. J. Crampton
Crampton
Wee
Hospitals Plea Over Tax Exemption For Properties
City council debated tax exemption for hospital properties saying 1942 court ruling and charitable use affect status. Officials argued charitable purpose needed. Dobbs and Callaghan urged legal-fact review. mayor questioned rights and exemptions.
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Cobbs
Gus B. Materman
Alfred Callaphan
Dobbs
Ue Mater A
Angle Vite
Dewey Hein
Aril Mauermann
Dill
Wien
Callaghan
Robert Th. Green Hospital
Mavermann
Ck Ing
Paw E. Steller
Santa Rosa
Mexico
Anderson
California
VFW Head to Washington Over Housing Bidding Allegations
Joseph M. Stack national commander of the VFW was en route to Washington to file complaints with the housing administration about alleged black market operations in bidding materials. He said veterans face homelessness while rave venues are being built.
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VFW
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Stack
Vo Fyw
Washington
The
Housing Administration
Stack
Atom Test Report Slated For Bikini Trial
The White House announced a preliminary report by the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the Bikini atom bomb test results. A simultaneous statement will be released by Admiral Blandy, commander of Operation Crossroads, in Washington.
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INS
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bikini
Adm
Blandy
Juvenile Officers Propose Texas Driver Reform Group
Cesar County chief juvenile officer Henry Gangles seeks to form a state wide organization of juvenile officers to pursue reform procedures and reciprocal county arrangements. An August San Antonio meeting is planned to discuss creating an exchange of views among officers.
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Henry Gongales
Cesar County
San Antonio
Pate
Texas
City Considers Widening Sacramento Street Contract
Sacramento city council hears complaints from W B Preddy real estate man about a September contract to widen and pave two blocks of Sacramento Street not fulfilled Street Commissioner Steffler says the project is with private contractor Leroy Hicks and an appeal is made for a copy of the contract The same meeting expands city limits to include the South San Antonio USO building to become a recreation center and approves several payments including 1276 to Nathan Akerman Electric for floodlight reflectors 3348 to extend a sewer main 3300 for hose from Kalilsons and 1468 from the police emergency fund for DDT.
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W. RB. Preddy
Sacramento Street
Paul Steffler
Leroy Hicks
San Francisco
Gus
Mauerman
Freddy
Hicks
South San Antonios Uso
Nathan Akerman Electric Company
Esoobar Field
Bet Meade
Kallisons
Polio Emergency Fund
Denial and Promise Mark Personal Note from Mortuary Leader
A personal statement from Ma Kin Antonia denies a rumor about a Ney Tin arrival and clarifies use of the mortuary. She expresses appreciation for supporters and pledges to uphold the organization’s duties, promising better conduct in the future.
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Osay
Ma Kin
Antonia
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