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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1941
Page
16
A 406 member Mexican delegation, including 12 teachers, 3 translators, 2 dance groups, and a 12 member orchestra, travels to the Interventional Conference of the New Education Fellowship at the University of Michigan from July 6 to 21.
In June 1941 San Antonio patrons clamored for Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf, the city’s top pick with six copies checked out frequently and high reservation demand. Ernest Hemingway’s For Whom the Bell Tolls remained popular, with six copies and twelve reservations.
W. E. Eagle, cashier of the San Antonio branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, will leave Thursday for New Brunswick New Jersey to attend the Graduate School of Banking conducted by the American Bankers Association at Rutgers University. He will pursue advanced work in commercial banking and receive a diploma in 1944.
Indianapolis safety committee report identifies 11 p m to midnight Saturday as the hour of greatest danger from drunken driving with Saturday the highest incidence. The study notes further danger from 1 to 3 a m, and less but notable risk on Friday and Sunday.
College Station June 7 Gels were called to active duty. The Dele Times Herald publisher was awarded a Doctor of Laws for his service to education and citizenship. Leonard T Blaisdell of Cleveland spoke as general superintendent George McCormink of Southern Pacific attended graduations. The event honored 747 Ag-1 graduates and 808 centers.
Archbishop Robert Ducey will speak to the Jewish Community at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Hebrew Community Center. He will be introduced by Rabbi David Tomerkin. This marks his first talk to the Jewish community since his appointment.
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