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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1942

Page

5

Van A Petty Dies of Stroke in San Antonio

Van A Petty 53 vice president of Petty Geophysical Engineering and oil figure in San Antonio dies after a stroke near Alamo and Sixth Streets. He collapsed beside his car, his brother O. Fetly present. He lived in San Antonio 41 years, survived by widow Estelle, son Van A Jr., daughter Reagan Tucker, mother Mrs V A Petty, and brothers Dabney E Patty and O S Petty. Funeral Thursday at 10 from Porter Loring chapel. interment Mission Burial Park.

van A. Petty Park Drive Petty Geophysical Engineering Company San Antonio Nix Hospital Petty Alamo Sixth Streets O. & Fetly Pelly Cumberland University Law School Orange Estelle George Petty van A. Petty Jr Houston Reagan Tucker Corpus Giris V. A. Petty Dabney E. Patty O. 5 Charing H. Helmsath Mission Bur Fa) Park

Funeral Rites Held for Norman Schreiner

Funeral services for Norman Schreiner 38 of 203 Evans Street were held Wednesday at 6 p.m. from the McCollum Murray chapel. Schreiner, a former Brand Engraving employee, died after plunging from a parapet. He is survived by his widow Mrs Alving Schreiner.

Norman MM Behreiner Evans Street McCollum- Murray Schreiner Brand Engraving Company Alving Schreiner

College Enrolls Navy Civilian Pilot Students

Loftin announces Navy civilian pilot training course enrollments at San Antonio Juror College. Army civilian pilot training enrollments similarly to be completed this week.

San Antonio

Rent Control Suit Dismissed in Mobile Federal Court

Mobile July 2. A Mobile property owner's suit to block the federal rent control act was dismissed in a two to one decision by a federal court. The ruling addressed jurisdiction only and did not rule on constitutionality. E Lyles Halter represented the Mobile Property Owners' Association and indicated the case may go to the Supreme Court if pursued.

Mobile Ala Inhin Chamisaal E. Lyles Halter Mobile Property Owners’ Association U.S. Supreme Court

Texan Rises From Private To Major In Cadet Detachment

Wade R Cunningham, a native Texan, rises from private to major to command the aviation cadet detachment at Foater Field near Victoria. Enlisting in September 1999, he joined the national guard in December 1940, advancing through tanks to become a commissioned first lieutenant.

Foater' Ueld Aviation Cadet Wade R. Cunning Ham Dt Victoria Cunningham Hitler Germany National Guard

Convention City Sought By Legion

The Texas American Legion will move its convention from Mineral Wells scheduled for August 18 and 20 due to lodging shortages. San Antonio’s Andrew Dilworth announced the need to pick another city. John J. McConnell will represent the San Antonio executive committee. El Paso, initially named, cannot offer accommodations.

Mineral Walls Andrew Dilworth San Antonio

FSA Borrowers Income Rise Linked to 1841 Gains

Bexar county Farm Security administration borrowers reported an average 75 percent increase in net worth in 1841 compared with the year prior to entering the FSA program. Rural supervisor Francis W. Pulliam noted family income up 58 percent and cited production figures for Hexas farms including canned goods and stored produce.

Bexar County Farm Security Administration FSA Francis W. Pulliam Hexas

Two Ex RAF Eagles Train at Victoria

Two former RAF Eagles, Albert W. Istraut of Alamosa Colorado and Chester Van Htten of Hollywood Virginia, train at Victoria in the Army Air Forces advanced flying school after six months with the RAF. They seek commissions in the Army Air Forces following dog fight service over the English Channel.

English Channel Army Victoria Albert W. Istraut Alamosa Cola Chester van Htten Hollywood Gall Army Air [Orees

Baby's Wing Almost Costs Poppa $310 in Maine

PAMTLAND Maine July 28 INS When Charles Miller was ordered out of his car a policeman found a pocketbook containing 310 dollars. The officer explained the money came from Miller because his baby had tossed it from the vehicle prompting the curbside stop.

Baby Pamtland Maine Charles Miller Miller

Estate Goes To Cancer Lab In Houston

The M. A. Anderson foundation bought the six acre estate of the late Capt. James A. Baker for use as temporary quarters of the Texas State Cancer hospital and research laboratories. Price was $62,500 with the property donated to the University of Texas for interim hospital and lab use while a permanent plant is built. The project was authorized by the last legislature with a $500,000 appropriation and the foundation also agreed to donate a site and an additional $500,000.

Houston M. N. Anderson Foundation Lale James A. Baker Texas State Cancer Hospital Prld Fice Institute Baker University of Texas As Allnay

Mansions of Film Stars See Prices Drop in LA

Beverly Hills and Bel Air mansions are selling cheaply with appraisers noting multi million dollar estates can be bought for around 150 thousand dollars. Warner Baxter's former home, built in 1934, once valued at 400 thousand, reportedly sold around 485 thousand.

Los Angeles Beverly Hills Bel Air Mansions Board of Supervisors Warner Baxter

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