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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

4

Parents Fret Over Job Lack for Recent Latin-American Grads

West side parents worry about job scarcity for recent Latin American graduates as the International Employment office reports 250 applicants seeking skilled roles like stenographers clerks truck drivers welders and mechanics. The Mexican Chamber of Commerce lists 100 applicants in San Antonio with many having looked since May. Some firms hire for bilingual abilities yet openings stay limited while finances drive work over college. Registrants include graduates of Brackenridge Jefferson Lanier and Central Catholic. Perales notes some early placements and the agency is run by Ester Cervantes with registration through the Mexican Chamber of Commerce.

Alonso Perales Het Jo Bly Mexican Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Perales Retell Brackenridge Jefferson Lanier Central Catholic

Church Plans Record Budget for Two-Year Budget

The 82nd Airborne division will run a church convention budgeted at 4 200 000 for the next two years. Delegates approved the plan at the biennial convention in Philadelphia. The infant “Infantry” baby sitter concept aims to assist visitors needing childcare during the event. Past Imperial Potentate Gallo Calhoun of Tyler Texas, as Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children president, announced the news in Los Angeles. A mysterious phone call caused two deaths by suicide and left others distressed. The Voice of Doom feature in The American Weekly urges readers to explore the tale in Sunday’s issue.

Philadelpeha 82Nd Airborne Division Minneapolis National Convention Bienniel Convention Shrine Angeles Imperial Galloway Calhoun Tyler Texas Shriners Hospitals For

Envoy Sees Peace Hone Optimistic on Prospects for Peace

U S Ambassador at Large Philip Jessup told a regional foreign affairs conference at the University of Indiana he is optimistic about peace prospects. The remarks followed his demonstration of gentleness in soothing a child. A literary note references Jesse James and a baby story in The American Weekly.

Bloomington Ind U. S Philip Jessup University of Indiana Jesse James Jesse James J the Great

Spylaw Peal biked OTTAWA June 93 bill on Canadian espionage penalties

In Ottawa the House of Commons adopted a bill strengthening Canada spy laws raising punishment for espionage from seven to fourteen years. Other items noted include a medical board hearing in Manchester on Dr Hermann Sander’s reinstatement and a navy transport Theuban reporting a man overboard off the Washington coast near Seattle.

Spylaw Peal Ottawa House of Commions Canada Manchester N. H INS W. J. Paul Dye Board of Registration In Hermann N. Sander Dye John &." Wheeler Bea Seattle San Francisco Seattle Washington

Lightning Kills Convict and Destroys Florida Church

Lightning struck across Florida as an escaping convict Angelo Massina was killed while fleeing across a field. At a naval air station game three players and an umpire were injured and revived. a pitcher Charles Webb was struck near the mound as the game ended in the eighth. In Winter Haven a church built in 1928 costing $75,000 was destroyed by a lightning fire.

Miame Fla Florida Angelo Massina M. L. Pletcher Bartow State Road Naval Air Station Jacksonville Charles Webb Winter Haven Christian Science Church

Four Japs Get 2 Years For Criticizing MacArthur Letter

Four Japanese men were convicted and sentenced to two years each by a U S army provost court in Tokyo for circulating a Communist inspired letter criticizing General MacArthur during the occupation. The verdicts were handed down as part of wartime censorship and discipline.

Tokyo Japa MacArthur U.S. Army Provost Court

Forest Fire Rages in Northeastern Arizona

KINGMAN Arizona June 23 A huge forest fire in dry northeastern Arizona forests flared up under strong winds challenging firefighters. In Cul lom Illinois June 23 Mrs Hattie Lucas Altig 63 sister of Senator Scott W Lucas died today.

Arizona Kingman Ariz

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