Cantor Miller At Agudas Achim
Aaron E Miller of South Fallsburg NY will chant religious services at Agudas Achim synagogue at 7 p m and at 9 a m Saturday. Telephone unavailable.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
4
Aaron E Miller of South Fallsburg NY will chant religious services at Agudas Achim synagogue at 7 p m and at 9 a m Saturday. Telephone unavailable.
Paul Henri Spaak resigns as Belgium's premier after losing a deputies vote of confidence. Regent Prince convenes with parliament leaders to designate a new premiership likely to be offered to Auguste de Lehryver or Achille van Acker. Spaak also serves as socialist and UN general assembly president.
Australian External Affairs Minister Edward Ward says Rabaul will be abandoned as New Guinea's capital with Kokago likely the new site, about 18 miles south of Trant. Tokyo reports say radium seized by Germany in 1939 has reached the Czech embassy in Washington via MacArthur's headquarters.
Henry McLemore writes of his 1938 four door car, once a showroom marvel, now a troublesome clunker that stalls, leaks, and resists starting. He mocks fellow Americans for refusing to push a neighbor’s car while he endures constant mechanical battles and desperate, comic pleas for a jump start.
SAN FRANCISCO March 21 Army and Navy authorities began investigating a trio of air accidents that killed 33 and possibly 34 personnel within hours and within 200 miles in northern California. Bodies of 26 airmen from a C 47 crash near Truckee were moved to Reno Nevada. Seven more were recovered from a B 29 wreck near Livermore on a flight from Hawaii. A third missing Navy torpedo bomber, sighted near Turlock, had only its pilot accounted for.
Dallas city council refused a 10000 appropriation for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. The fund, set to encourage the group two years ago, was carried over since the orchestra was not formed last year. City Attorney's report said the city could only appropriate for free park concerts. Officials cited plans to raise city employees’ pay as a further reason.
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