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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1947

Page

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Labor Bill Sparks Perils to Industrial Peace in Louisiana

HARAHAN La June 20 A Jefferson parish man John Steiren hanged himself with a crude home made gallows found on a stairway at his home. The tragedy adds to a day marred by national labor turmoil as President Truman denounced a Republican labor bill as a threat to democracy claiming it would weaken unions and fracture national unity. The veto signals renewed White House opposition to GOP labor proposals as critics warn of increased strikes and restriction of employer and employee welfare funds.

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No Holiday For County Clerk In Alamo Meight

County Clerk Fredi Tuntre Fulday announced the office would not close for the holiday. The Canty Pome missioners court endorsed the decision in connection with the 25th anniversary celebration in Alamo Meight. The office will be open May to issue marriage licenses and related records.

Fredi Tuntre Fulday Canty Pome Missioners Court Alamo Meight Mey

30 Driver Examiners Wanted in Texas July Exams

The Texas Department of Public Safety seeks 30 driver examiners. Director Homer Garrison notes competitive examinations will be held in July. Appointments effective September 1.

Austin Texas Department of Puline Gafety Telay Homer Garrison al Varus Texas

Valley Canal Project Estimated at 128 Million Dollars

The Bureau of Reclamation estimated the 239 mile gravity canal in the lower Rio Grande valley would cost 128,625,000 dollars. In other sports, Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas league announced the acquisition of Stan Iry Sarges, a shortstop, on an option from the New York Giants.

Mnecallen Rio Grande Valley Bureau of Reclamation Surgey Oklahoma City Oklahoma City India Stan Iry Sarges Jersey City New York Giants Wenatchee

Burglars Take $50 From Adame White Truck Office

Burglars broke into the Adame White Truck company at 1001 Roosevelt Avenue, forcing the safe with a hammer and punch from the tool box. They took about $50 in cash from a cash drawer and scattered checks totaling $11,953 in a restroom. The same thieves then damaged a safe at the nearby Texpot Oil office without obtaining cash.

Saus Adame White Truck Company Roosevelt Avvenue Charles Doerr Texpot, Oil Company

Fusterlonceny and Habby LLANO Wedding Note

A garbled notice mentions Fusterlonceny and Habby with ties to LLANO and June 2. A Justice of the Peace E. Bil Morrison is noted, with late night activity hinted. The fragment refers to charges and a light room rent advertisement for notifying folks about a team or event. The readable items are disjoint and uncertain.

Llano E. Bil Morrison

What No Soup What No Soup

Seattle reporter describes a patrolman in a food filled episode after a rainy event. He consumes multiple meals including hamburgers spaghetti coffee ice cream and seven steaks culminating in a steak eating derby victory.

Seattle Bill “Hill

Probe Opens in Clipper Crash in Istanbul June 20

Preliminary ISTANBUL report on the Jintao Clipper Eclipse crash says 18 lives were lost as the plane capsized and broke in two during a forced landing in the desert. Pilot detected engine trouble about 250 miles from Damascus. One engine reportedly failed. flames were extinguished. Fifteen of 36 aboard died instantly. three more died later from injuries.

Istanbul Damascus

American boy dies in Reich air-raid blast

Berlin reports a United States demolition squad wrecked a residential air-raid shelter. An American boy, Lynn Heinzerling, 10, was killed after falling into a blasted hole and suffocating from fumes. The incident occurred at the Heinzerling residence area.

Reich Berlin Lynn Heinzerling Associated Press Joh de Heinzerling

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