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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
4
Fort Worth hosts Texas traffic safety meeting highlight
Fort Worth hosts the Texas governor's traffic safety committee closing session with over 30 attendees. Speakers praise Beaumont as the safest city and endorse proposals to aid enforcement, revise the traffic code, cap highway speeds, and improve driver licensing and vehicle inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Beaumont
Snapshot Contest Sparks Fever At The Light In San Antonio
The San Antonio Light announces a weekly Snapshot contest with a fever of entries. Amateurs only may submit, no retouching or mounting, and prints with negatives must be sent in self addressed stamped envelopes by Friday noon. Winners receive folding camera and cash prizes, with four local contests feeding into a national award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Light
San Antonio Light
Fox Company
the Light
Anapahot
Eatrien
Mportane
Atill
Army to Aid in Gettysburg Rites
Gettysburg Pennsylvania reports the army will mobilize 3000 troops next week for the seventy fifth anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg. Relics of the old conflict including cannon and weapons will be displayed in a field near the Lee Meade meeting site as Paul Roy, secretary of the observance planning commission, describes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
North
Lee
Meade
Paul Roy
Flagpole of Arctic Schooner Found in Soviet Ice
MOSCOW reports a flagpole from the American Arctic schooner Jeanette, lost in the ice 57 years ago, was found by the Soviet Arctic station on Henriette Island. The discovery comes near the site where researchers recovered Capt. George Washington De Longs ship log after the Jeanette Bank voyage.
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Moscow
INS
Los
Henriette Island
George Washington de Long
Ten Thousand Wheat Growers Eligible for Loans
College Station June 16 Approximately 10 000 Texas wheat growers are eligible for crop loans if their soil depleting acreage does not exceed 103 percent of their 1932 allotment. Details and exact loan amounts have not yet been received from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Washington
E. N. Holmgreen
AAA
Advertising Federation ends convention with political interference blamed
Detroit June 16. The Advertising Federation of America closed its thirty fourth annual convention with a street carnival after a business session resolving unanimously that political interference was the chief cause of the recession. The 1939 convention will be in New York. George M. Slocum of the Automotive Daily News was re elected president. The resolution said interference creates uncertainty disturbs markets hampers leaders and throttles trade. Roy Durstine of a New York agency urged delegates to advance advertising to meet the downturn.
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Detroit
Advertising Federation of America
New York City
George M. Slocum
Automotive Daily News
Roy
Durstine
New York
Agensy
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