Hunting Rifles of the Future Echoed in Texas Game Article
In the February Texas Game and Fish, A. F. Jackson argues war wartime arms trends will shape postwar hunting. Auto loading rifles in larger calibres and high power shells may become common, driven by returning veterans and peacetime factory output. Safety and conservation concerns arise as more powerful guns reach sportsmen, with calls for rules paralleling shotgun regulations.
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Texas State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Texas Game and Fish
A. 5
Jackson
Te “Arms and Ammountion
Tog- Ser
Nile
Ieln
Rent case injunction targets Carter apartments in Elgin
Federal Judge W A Keeling issued a permanent injunction in a OPA rent case against H Carter and wife of Elgin. He enjoined removal of two couples from the Carter apartments and ordered rents cut from 25 to 65 dollars per month. Plaintiffs Gillespie and Harker families alleged rents rose to 80 dollars after moving in and that heat water and furniture were cut when they offered 65 dollars. A liquor case was also before the judge with OPA actions to end a rationing system.
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W. A. Keeling
H. Carter
Carter Apartments
Elgin
Harry D. Gillespie
Home Harker
Sara Lee Gameson
Liquor coupon scheme alleged at Ellison stores case
The petition alleges Dionne Argentina Way and A Jones promoted a Fair Practices System to grant credit and coupons for whisky. It claims coupon books priced at 3.07 per quart and 2.20 per book of 20 coupons, with various values, and alleges refusal to sell liquor without coupon books. The case also involves Beferend and Joseph E. Mihal Burke, Pinecrest Housing, and a McNely Heights project, with alleged overcharges and improper checks.
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Ellison Liquor Stores
Ees
A. Jones
Iis
Jones
Weel Fom
Richard
Orass
Beferend
Joseph E. Mi Jihal F. J. Burke
Bandera
Cutcheon
Pinecrest Housing
Suison
G. W. Teep
San Antonio pilots Kerr and Roberts decorated for war deeds
Captain Larry L Kerr and Captain William W Roberts of San Antonio received the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with three clusters after completing 24 bombing missions over Europe. Kerr flew 25 missions without loss and fought targets including Marienburg Muenster Schweinfurt Bremen Frankfurt Rjukan and Paris. Roberts joined the unit in the U S and went overseas. Both men were promoted from first lieutenant on the same day. Kerr is son of Leonard and Mrs Kerr of 210 Peabody Avenue and Mrs Rita Tee Roberts lives with her mother at 630 Avant Avenue.
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Larry L. Kerr
San Antonio
Dilbiho
San Antonio Rose
Europe
Willian W. Roberts
Roberts
United States
Kerr
England
Leutenant
Leonard Kerr
Peabody Avenue
Marienburg
Muenster
Schweinfurt
Bremen
Frankfurt
Rjukan
Norway
Paris
Rita Tee Hoberts
Maya Maye Wilson
Avant Avenue
Diplomacy in a new package says Bugs Baer
Arthur Bugs Baer jokes about diplomat Joe Stalin and Uncle Joe in a satirical column. The piece claims a prize in each package and mocks strategic tricks likened to a conga line across the Ohio.
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Arthur “Bugs
Baer Dietrich
International News Service
Joe
Badogno
Eliza
Ohio
Mayor seeks federal funds for incinerator over Exposition dump
Fort Sam Houston General Nulsen cited garbage at the old Exposition ground as a danger to San Antonio military establishments. Mayor Mauermana plans to petition Fort Worth officials for 166000 to build a new incinerator and repair an engine house. He supports using medical sanitary reports to back the request and notes unsanitary disposal near Fort Sam, with winds carrying odor and disease risk to army personnel.
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Vier. C. K. Nulsen
Fort ‘Sam Houston
Exposition Ground
San Antonio
Mauermana
Nulsen
Exposition Grounds
General Aulsen
Father
Fort Sam Reservation
Weir Woman Mortured? Noted in Weir Burial
Mrs T O Jones, 62, of Weir, was buried Sunday in Weir. Survivors include her husband and three sons Leslie of Fort Lewis Washington Marlin and Larih of Weir. Two sisters Mrs Sallh Rast of Orkwood and Mrs Cora Hurtel of Oakswood.
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Weir
Georgetown
T. O. Jones
Leslie
Fort Lewis
Wash
Marlin
Larih
Sallh Rast
Orkwood
Cora Hurtel
Oakswood
Six San Antonio Drug Stores Fail Cleanup Order
Six of 234 San Antonio drug stores have not met the city sanitary standards in a cleanup campaign led by the health department. Jett Nash chairs the Retail Druggists board health committee. Stores ordered to install sterilizers for dish handling and some to switch to paper goods. one store closed until sterilizer installation. another cited for a plumber's order. A party eight hours notice was given with a Wednesday noon deadline.
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San Antonio
RB. A. Cok
Health Department
Ins
Soxaald
Ong
Extt
Cox
Penetra Cold Medicine Promises Warm Relief
An old fashioned medicated salve advertised as a cough and cold remedy. It claims to soothe nasal irritation when inhaled and provide warmth like a plaster, offered in a base with mutton suet for 26c, double supply 3c.
Man Found With Stab Wounds
Fred Bauman, 41, of 522 Fourth Street, was found late Monday night by R. Sanchez with three stab wounds. He suffered wounds under the right eye cheek and head and was taken to Robert B. Green hospital where his condition was listed as fair. He told hospital authorities he had fought an unknown soldier.
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Fred Bauman
Fourth Street
R. Sanchez
Fifth Street
Bauman
Robert B. Green Hospital
Dauman
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