Pension Board OKs July Payroll and Pension Plan Debate
The Fire and Police Pension Board approved a July payroll totaling 11 775 for the period ending July 31. Board Chairman Anderson questioned City Attorney Keller’s opinion on general monthly payments but no action contradicted the opinion. Keller noted the legislature ended existing pension systems to benefit all participants. A bloc vote on group insurance showed police at 70 to 66 against, fire at 119 to 4 in favor, and alarm operators split three to three. The plan required 75 percent continuance, and July payments used 64 390.70 in on-hand surplus plus 8 207.17 from parking meter receipts.
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Full Time Granted For Station KMAC
Howard Dav's manager of KMAC announces the FCC granted authority to go on full time at 1240 Eflorydes. Changeover expected within a month and the station will broadcast daily from 6 a.m. to time. The station currently shares time with KONG on 1490 kilocycles.
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Seven Squadrons Go to California From Randolph Field
Seven school squadrons organized at Randolph Field for the new flying school at Mather Field California will leave Randolph at 2 p.m. Sundry in special train for their home station. Approximately aid men will be included in the group and Capt John W Wildams will be in charge of the train.
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Randolph Field
Matherfield
California
Newsmen Row at FCC Hearing in Washington
At a July hearing in Washington the FCC was challenged over its jurisdiction to rule on newspaper ownership of radio stations. Elisha Hanson of the American Newspaper Publish Association walked out and warned witnesses would refuse to testify. Hanson clashed with Chairman James Lawrence Fly as the commission asserted it could not conduct a general inquiry into newspaper publishing.
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Lighting plan raises hazards in San Antonio streets
Commissioner BL Ausderson warned of higher draft related fatalities as 1400 street lamps may be cut due to a 46000 budget shortfall. He urged citizen cooperation with police, cautioned parents about children on bicycles, and said lights will be alternated rather than turned off permanently to reduce accidents.
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Commissionar BL
Ausderson
Anderson
Corpus Recruiting Officer Honored for Recruiting Work
Chief Machinists Mate Carl Henry Haynes received official commendation from the Navy for effective recruiting at Corpus Christi. He enlisted 300 apprentice seamen in the year ending June 30, 1941, and maintained excellent relations with authorities, newspapers and radio. Haynes, a Burge native, joined the Navy in 1923 and served continuously while preserving good conduct.
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Navy
Carl Henry- Haynes
Corpus Christi
Haynes
Burge
Jaycees to Show Airplane Movies
Jaycees plan an aviation film program titled Keep Them Flying to illustrate the infant aviation era. Capt J H Englebrecht of the Eighth Corps area at Kelly Field will introduce the film at a Tuesday meeting, with Joe Bettencourt leading the foreign relations committee and chairs. Salmon pack forecast for Bridle Columbia totals about 1,700,000 cases per commerce department report.
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Columbia
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Cadet injured in training mishap at Randolph Field
A student pilot at Randolph Field was hospitalized after a BT-9 training spin ended with a fall from a chair. He suffered a badly sprained wrist while demonstrating a steep turn, according to a local report.
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