Polio ban lifted boosts San Antonio nightlife on Saturday
San Antonio residents celebrate the end of the polio ban for all over 18 including soldiers. clubs reopen fully with crowds returning to Olmos Dinner Club the Kit Kat Klub and Rocking-M Dade Ranch. Theaters report strong ticket sales as military and civilian patrons flood in and a beer shortage limits sales.
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Russian Crew Backs Down After Fruit Loading Row
Vavrov, a Soviet ship, sailed from Vera Cruz after a brief clash with Mexican longshoremen over fruit loading. Dock guards intervened as crew and workers labored side by side to finish the task. Longshoremen demand payment for the day. Russians cite high costs and say their crew completed the work.
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Texas Underwriters elect Moody president at annual convention
Tom M. Moody of San Antonio was elected president of the Texas Association of The Underwriters at the final session. Henry Couret of San Antonio was named secretary treasurer. Houston named 1947 convention city and Fort Worth awarded the annual achievement trophy.
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Pastors Question Ban Enforcement In San Antonio
A San Antonio pastors conference sent a letter to Dr. P. J. Nixon and Dr. B. J. Arendt seeking answers about enforcing a polio related ban. The six pastors ask who enforces the ban, if quarantine could replace it, and whether the state medical association advised against it. They decry church closures and warn of danger to children, signing the letter with Rev. Dewey H. Roberts as chairman and including Revs Perry Webb and Carl R. McGinnis.
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Army Lifts Ban on Public Attends for Military at Fort Sam
Maj. Harry W. Roberson announced lifting most restrictions on military personnel in San Antonio and vicinity, including theaters and night clubs, with limits only for those under 18. Post facilities like service clubs and chapels reopen, pools remain closed for younger teens. Randolph Field and Brooke Army Medical Center personnel also affected. Dr. B J Arendt plans to discuss extending the ban to all students over 14 at Monday meeting.
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Vaughan Files For J of P Office Reelection
Jinmie Miller chair of Bexar county Democrats announced that Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan Precinct 1 Place 2 has filed for reelection.
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Soldier Meets Girl Misses $80
Pvt. Edward Z. Gunter of Brooksfield told police he met a girl in the 200 block of Chestnut street and after leaving her he found $80 missing from a shirt pocket. He warned he will be careful about strange girls in the future.
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Sells Himself On Army Life Front
Maj Russell Shinert returns as master sergeant to Randolph Geld where he had been recruiting officer. He enlisted in 1931 at Randolph field as a private and rose to technical sergeant before a 1943 direct commission as major. He has served as recruiting officer since September 1943.
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Father Flanagan arrives in Eire for Ballynoe visit
Msgr Edward Flanagan founder of Boys Town arrives from New York for a short holiday in his native Ireland. He is greeted by his sister Mrs Zean Staunton and brother Rev Patrick Flanagan of Nebraska. They head to Ballynoe where Father Flanagan will visit relatives before a lecture tour to raise funds for a $6,000,000 high school planned for Boys Town.
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Weather data and ad copy mix from old paper page
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