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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1946

Page

2

Coal Bins To Be Refiled By the Associated Press

The expected return to full operation Monday will bring 460,000 carloads back online across 25 states, easing shortages for railroads, utilities, and coal-dependent industries though full industrial production may lag. Steel output in the Pittsburgh Youngstown region remains well below capacity as the 39 day bituminous dispute ends. anthracite walkouts continue to affect domestic users. In West Virginia diggers resume work first since government seizure under Truman, while unions praise the wage gains and welfare fund provisions in the new pact.

Carnegie-Tmlinuis Steri J Corporation U. S. Steel Pittsburgh Youngstown U. M West Virginia New York Truman Wiah Pennsylvania

Woman Reported Loss After Fake Change Request

Mrs L Schmidt of 325 Blum Street says a stranger took a 910 bill to change it and disappeared, after her errands. She warns others to beware of similar calls and urges anyone with information to contact local authorities.

Auto Hits Storefront In Presa Street Incident

Police found a 1933 Ford abandoned near Hore Oned food store No. 13 at 3303 South Presa Street after the driver rammed the window and left the scene. Merchandise was scattered around the vehicle and the front window needed replacement.

South Presa Street

Jap Suburban Trains Hit Hard

Government transport ministry reports 3600 breakdowns in five months. Jiji News notes trains may run without windows doors or straps if breakdowns continue, risking service and passenger safety.

Imuaxvo Transport Mistry Jiji News Bency

U.S. Doughnut Service Ends in Allied Europe

In Paris on June 1 the Red Cross scales back hospitality work as American doughnut and coffee service fades. After serving an estimated 430 million doughnuts and 200 million cups of coffee since the invasion, the Red Cross ends most operations in Paris with remaining outposts in Le Havre Reims and Namur slated to close within five weeks.

Paris Europe Red Cross Columbia Club United States Rot Cross le Havre Reims Namur Belgium Elgillen Reef En Rere

FBI Given Vets Inquiry Reported to FBI by Texas Group

The Ex-Servicemen's association at the University of Texas forwarded information to the FBI about alleged irregularities by Austin contractors and black market activities in Jupiter and other building materials. James Fitzgerald said the group provided data on veterans housing priority abuses Gi loan access issues and OPA price violations.

Austin University of Texas Ex-Servicemen's Association FBI Dallas James Fitzgerald Emery Jupter OPA Filegevald

Brother-in-Law Tells of Slaying Case Details

Assistant State's Attorney Edmund Grant said Raymond Stemmer 41 a laborer confessed in a signed statement to bludgeoning his sister-in-law Mrs Nose Winky 41 of May 22 and stealing 1100 and a diamond ring from her home Caml Patrick Collins said no formal charge had been placed and Stemmer was held while Mrs Winky's husband Sylvester 43 a van company operator would be asked to sign a murder complaint

Chicala Edmund Grant Raymond Stemma Husky Intaw Nose Winicky Horne Patrick Collins Stemmer

Enlistments Drop in Army Volunteer Ranks

Chicago June 1 41 Volunteer enlistments in the army are declining steadily says Secretary of War Patterson Addressing the Reserve Officer association last night Patterson appealed again for extension of the draft without exemption for teenagers He said November had 185000 enlisted the biggest month with a constant decline since March 72000 in March 72000 in April 60000 and he feared only about 40000 volunteers in May

Chicago Patterson Reserve Officer Association

Market Prices Snapshot From Growers Market Listings

A San Antonio market roundup shows broad price declines due to ample supply. Listings from Growens Market detail perishable goods with apples, oranges, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions among items priced by crate bushel or pound. several vegetables and fruits note weekly variations and regional differences.

San “Antonio California Calif Colo Idaho Oregon Rulermalong Shevex Louisiana Devrherries

Toll Hits High In Four Day Holiday Chaos

During a extended four day holiday period at least 165 deaths occurred from violence, with over half from traffic crashes and drownings. Unofficial tallies show 87 traffic fatalities and 48 drownings, plus 40 other violent deaths. The traffic toll was 148 below national council estimates for the period, which projected 329 deaths.

Apeocherru A National Safety Council

Weather summary and climate data report abridged

Humidity at 8 34 for June reaches 94 percent with 24 hour precipitation at inches, month totals and yearly excess listed. Moon phases, sunrise and sunset times, wind directions, and pollen/air quality notes appear amid a dense weather diary covering multiple locations and dates.

Exeras Tio Pom Throny Sumas Moon Biel Low Wea Hatton Chicago el Paso Port Worth Ourson Jagksonusiye Menphin New York Wisburel Walliato

Dairy Strike Threatens London Deliveries

London workers from United Dairies mounting a strike threaten a near weekend halt. About 1500 employees demand a 240 dollar weekly raise, taking pay from 18.50 to the requested level, curtailing deliveries across eastern London.

London Millsiess United Dairies

Sunday School Schedule At Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Sunday evening program at 7 p.m. at 455 Batley Avenue presented by Sunday school superintendents. Testimony service at 1 a.m. and adult Sunday school at 10 a.m. Tuesday 7:45 p.m. Relief Society holds its regular weekly meeting.

papeCuu Pausgieun Win de Church of Jesus Christ of the ‘Latter Day Saints Batley Avenue Relief Society

SiamSeeks U N Membership Amid French Aggression Charges

Siam has formally applied for United Nations membership, presenting charges against French forces in Indo China for aggression, looting, and arrests. The Siamese delegation says Bangkok adheres to non resistance as it takes on full UN obligations. The U N council panel neared completion of its Spain inquiry with a lengthy subcommittee report expected to be released soon.

New York Siam United Nations Indo-China U. N Washington Spain U.N. Security Council Russia United Kingdom United States Brazil Belgium France Council Boekish Vyanco

Robbed Third Time In Four Months

Raymond Montoya recently discharged from the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center says he was robbed again, the third time in four months. A filling station incident yielded $19 and his discharge papers though the address remains unknown. Dead End Kid Billy Halop, 26, wed Helen Tupper, 23, in Las Vegas yesterday.

Raymond Montoya San Antonio Las Vegas Nev Billy Halop Helen Tupper New York

Buering Down On the News From ARTHUR Bugs BAER

A fragmented column mocks political spin and press propaganda as critics, lawyers, and a flood of talking heads swirl in Washington. The writer jokes about coal shortages for winter and economic woes, noting repeated strikes and a grim forecast for the future.

Arthur Bugs" Baer Washington Om Clark Ws. Robinson

Cotton futures open steady with minor gains in New York

New York and New Orleans markets show cotton futures opening steady with small gains. July at 28.102 cents, October 28.36, December 28.51, March 25.03, with May and July bids around 28.68 and 25.59 cents respectively.

Hwaure New York 2Nc & Bale Higher New Orleans Frey Clase Deventer Ebenenner

FDR Cenotaph Plan Hits Snag

A $25,000 Roosevelt memorial cenotaph planned for the Texas state capitol grounds faces a setback as the state board of control cancels prior permission. Legislative approval may be required to proceed, with a foundation meeting set to decide on a new location while sponsors press on. The monument is funded by Texas citizen contributions and built by Dallas Marble and Granite.

Austin State Capitol State Board of Control Glenn S. Wilson Roosevelt Memorial Foundation Capitol Weaver Baler Wilson Idller Texas Dallas Marble and Granite Company Texas Social Welfare Conference

Cleanup in High Gear

A group tours a dump area near Highway 46 South noting rampant garbage, rotting citrus, and poor sanitation. They discuss salvage at the dump and potential town sale, while a retiree enforces rules with a stick. Open homes and rain barrels reflect substandard conditions in South San Antonio.

San Antonio Crampton Highway 46

Fishing sign sparks protest over polluted lake area

The excerpt notes a sign near Mitchell Lake reading Fishing and boating. Martin reacts with a grim quip about doing his fishing and boating elsewhere, as raw sewage flowed into the lake along Route 66, highlighting environmental concerns and local tensions.

Mitchell Lake Martin

Bishop Moore on The Methodist Hour

Bishop Arthur J. Moore president of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church and resident bishop of Georgia and Florida will preach on the regional network Sunday morning on the subject New Men in a New World. The program heard every week in June over WOAI at 7 40 a m features five outstanding readers and is produced with the Southern Religious Radio conference of Southern Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist committees.

Arthu J. Moore Board of Missions of The Methodist Church Georgia Florida WOAI Southern Religious Radio Conference Southern Baptist Convention Presbyterian Assembly

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