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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1946
Page
11
Simank rites awaited for 8 year old Ernestine Simank after she died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Emil Moerbe home in Thorndale. The body is being held pending relatives arrival.
A Reader's Digest excerpt discusses marriage stability and unreal expectations in the 2010s context. It highlights Philip Wylie's view on fatherhood as a marriage basis, contrasts romantic myths, and mentions stories of healing, aging, and life lessons. The piece notes a proposed mass produced home device priced at 3700 dollars and a mix of domestic anecdotes.
Cape, manager of the Municipal airport at Stinson field before the war, visited Mayor Gus Mauermann who said Cape would be out of the army soon. The mayor indicated Cape had a city job and, when questioned about William Steinhardt, the present airport manager, stated he would not stay on after July 3.
The Summer School of Catholic Action hosts a faculty conference at Our Lady of the Lake College to discuss declining youth church involvement. Rev. Thomas Bowden S J leads with teachers sharing experiences on recruiting young people. courses on love and marriage run by Rev. Loyd Hilel and Rev. Edward Dowling. Dowling led Texas first Cana conference for married couples at Ursuline Convent. Rev. Anthony Adams calls drink, squalor entertainment and social climbing urban wreck recreation.
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An army transport carrying over 220 soldiers bound for the United States was forced back to Yokohama due to an outbreak of infantile paralysis aboard the ship. Three soldiers were hospitalized and the remaining passengers were under close medical watch by Army doctors.
Minneapolis area reports seven additional polio deaths and 62 new infantile paralysis cases. The statewide epidemic has claimed 4 percent of lives and affected 415 people across Minnesota.
In Los Angeles and Long Beach a near shutdown looms as 300 dock and ship foremen from the C T O International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union vote a recess until tonight's meeting. They threaten to slow about 3000 longshoremen with a stop work tomorrow amid a dispute over bargaining rights and retroactive pay delays.
Hollywood reports a merger of Universal Pictures and International Pictures to form a consolidated company. J Arthur Rank, the British film magnate, will lead the new group to expand production distribution and exhibition worldwide.
The Stars and Stripes first flew in battle at Fort Stanwix, in Rome New York, in the Mohawk valley, marking an early military use of the banner in combat.
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