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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
11
Questions linger over candidates as Rokitles public af Bexar county sets June 1 as the deadline to qualify for office. County Clerk Frad Huntress Yrsaititinocdt notes only 1052 of the listed nominations have been qualified ay HUAKRESs.
Washington reports center on Kilday proposal for compulsory universal military training and the appropriate level of civilian oversight. The question: should military authority prevail in training and discipline, or should civil authority maintain strict supervision, with safeguards for rights and freedoms as the plan moves toward formal legislation and possible amendments.
About 7000 workers reportedly quit jobs at three war industries in New Orleans as the War Labor Board weighs actions. The walkout appears linked to union membership issues as ex servicemen press for the right to work without joining unions. Local officials and the Metal Trades council plan a meeting to discuss the labor dispute and its impact on war production.
Fragmentary text shows a labor dispute with union actions at Higgins Industries and the Metal Trades Council. It references a 1945 time frame around discharge, remuleine payments, Walion fees, and mentions cancellations and meetings as part of the broader dispute. The fragment implies a work stoppage and union pressure on construction and canal-related sites.
A muddled OCR style ad promotes Aspirin with unclear lines about Matty, Telslota, and JH. It mentions 25 price points and a hint of a Shig family favorite, then awkwardly repeats brand cues and a call to action. Overall the fragment lacks coherent details.
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