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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1945
Page
10
Mayor Mauermann proposes minor airport fixes to ease congestion from new flights by four major airlines. Work would move the fence and add a small weather office near the hangars, funded by postwar bond money for construction over four years, not before.
A musical comedy staged for servicemen at Hondo field by the Brooke Hospital center presented by the Individual Services department. Se. C. J. Robinson, a noted baritone, and Ph. Russ Carlyle, formerly with Blue Bar Tan's orchestra in New York, starred. Stall Sgt. Joey Gottlieb directed the show. Capt. Robert E. Van Guilder oversaw the troupe.
Sir George Beharrelt, a British RENE maker, said Britain sent 4000 barrage balloons to the United States after Japan’s Pearl Harbor attack. Also details on Hutton outfitting film crews for The Stork Club start at Paramount.
Economic Stabilization Director William H. Davis told the District of Columbia League of Women Shoppers that meat shortages could end by late August or early September. He blamed earlier government plans for the famine and said a new plan should raise supply soon, noting distribution problems as a major factor.
Officials from the Farm Security Administration and district supervisors plan a Dallas meeting to discuss plans for the 1946 fiscal year. Claude M. Gatlis of the San Antonio district says federal officials from Washington, D C will attend. A following district meeting will be held in San Antonio for field representatives.
Four engine C-54 crewmen in the Pacific division of Air Transport command received commendation from Maj. Gen. William Ord Reyvon of San Antonio for operations at Yontan air field on Okinawa. Transports landed high priority cargo and passengers on L-day plus seven and evacuated wounded. By end May 4000 wounded evacuated and transports carried 150000 pounds of munitions and medicines to the Tenth Army and handled 309990 pounds of soldiers mail.
The Scientie group of San Antonio plans a 41st anniversary event with reception at Bedell Build 249 on Thursday at 625 p.m. The Mackense Medal will be awarded to Albert Kills ornithology. Gospel service led by Evangelist Barn L Welch runs a series of meetings at Bremer street church at 30 p.m. assisted by wife, son, and daughter.
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