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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1946
Page
5
Mrs Tempie W Good, formerly director of nurses at Nix hospital, is employed as first nurse in the wit russets administration in San Antonio. The Light Want Ad offers a twenty four hour sealing service with contact F-3231 for ade and writer.
Lawrence Wingerter named vice president and general manager of the San Antonio Transit Co merging two posts. He has served since 1942 and previously with the American Transit Association. He succeeds the late W. W. Holden and remains a director of the San Antonio safety council and chamber highway committee. He resides at Gatewood Court.
Engineers from Royal Indemnity Insurance Company inspect San Antonio school boilers under four policy coverages. No serious defects found yet. minor defects reported to the school office. Inspections occur twice yearly with internal checks before openings and pressure tests during operation. fire department also reviews school fire hazards.
Criminal information filed Tuesday in Federal court alleges Tangers, Inc. violated the Fair Labor Standards Act. President Norman Sro and Vice President deduced, during 23 counts the firm failed to pay three employees minimum overtime wages from September to December 1945. Employees Amado Benavides Chris Bazaldua Calletano Ramirez named in the action. Joel Westbrook, assistant U.S. district attorney, filed the proceedings.
The magazine to publish a Texas focus in its November edition with San Antonio representative Manuel Colsa confirming the spread. The feature marks Oklahoma’s L. A. Mexico Magazine and its regional roster, highlighting Texas and San Antonio in the annual Texas section.
Four upstairs rooms of the Eloise Japhet school for crippled children are being remodeled for classes this fall for children with low vision and low hearing. T. E. Stutsman, superintendent, said screening of applicants will begin once the polio ban is lifted.
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