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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1949
Page
1
The Seven Oaks Club in Austin suffered damage when vandals struck while closed. Owner Chadwick reported 30 chairs upholstery damaged, two microphones and the loudspeaker system broken. Police noted the incident occurred Tuesday.
In New York on March 22 Tammany Hall district leaders united to weaken Franklin D Roosevelt Jr bid for the vacant congress seat left by Sol Bloom's death. Roosevelt Jr announced his candidacy last week as the late president's son seeks the Democratic nomination.
Work began Tuesday on Coliseum Road from East Commerce Street to the coliseum creating a second direct artery to the grounds sharing with East Houston Street. The $25,000 project is financed by the state highway department after route approval following a visit by Coliseum board chairman Freeman County Commissioner R. L. Reader Datus Proper chamber of commerce highway committee chair and chamber manager J. V. McGoodwin.
The report covers humidity readings and past two hours data. It notes total monthly precipitation around 5 inches and yearly excess near 61 inches. It lists sunrise and sunset times, phased moon data, and a last quarter phase. Extended forecast shows near normal temperatures with showers likely Wednesday night and into early Thursday.
Golden Deeds certificates will be presented to Generals Walter Krueger Courtney Hogges and Jonathan M Wainwright at a San Antonio sponsored Exchange Club banquet at the Menger hotel on April 11. Gen Thomas T Handy will speak on the golden deeds of the officers, with invitations extended to prominent figures. Previous recipients and attendees are listed. A separate item reports Jerry D Lawson 13 polio victim killed by a bus in Longview after injuries yesterday.
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