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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1947

Page

10

S.A. Boy Accepted to West Point

Clark Scanlon, 18, of 1735 Roosevelt Avenue, was notified Friday of acceptance for entrance to the U S Military Academy at West Point. He will report July 1. A Brackenridge High School graduate, he is the son of Mr and Mrs John J Scanlon of San Antonio.

Clark Scanlon Roosevelt Avenue U. S. Military Academy West Point Scanlon Brackenridge High School John J. Scanlon San Antonio

Stolen Clothes and Car Theft Reported in City

Jack Carikey reports his car missing after a Saturday drive from Heinze road with a shirt, pants, and $3 taken by three soldiers. The car was found downtown on Travis Street. A large theft of $300 in cash from a mattress is alleged. A neighbor’s dog killed seven chickens on Ruiz Street, tied to a prior incidents. A wheelbarrow stolen on East Luliwood Avenue. Derivin C. Dickens, 42, jailed for drunk driving with a bowie knife at East Jones and Ausslin. Camp Kohler fire near Sacramento devastates the former U.S. Army base.

Jack Carrikey Heinzeroa Carrikey Travis Street A. A. Kinney Austin Street Frank Millada Ruiz Street Roy M. Tandy East Luliwood Avenue Derivin C Dickens East Jones Avenue Ausslin Street

Tax Promise For Landlords

Members of the Property Owners association met with city officials to protest tax assessments. Bates, former president, led about 25 members to Bates concluded landlords cannot pay more taxes without higher rents and warned residents were being driven out. The council said costs necessitate the tax rate, promising to keep it as low as possible.

Property Owners Association City Commission Bates Alfred Callaghan Alither Raymond B. South

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S.A Camp Sacramento Camp Kohler U.S. Army Signal Corps Jenny Lind Saat Jeske BSS Eas Kroehler Cory Nner Hollywood Garfield Eries Fong Karastan
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