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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1941

Page

8

WPA Sewing Project Empowers Women Workers At 331 East Market

In a San Antonio WPA sewing room, 426 workers produced over 25 000 garments in a month, with 400 plus stitching on machines. Mrs Ethel Allison notes summer fabrics will roll in, patterns mark and cut, scraps bound for Not to Be Sold tabs, and garments flow from cutting to final inspection to welfare agencies.

East Market Place Ethel Allison WEA Sewing Room Project Fordiuroy Jezeh San Antonio Bexar County Fedural Women's Department Seite Hants Tvo Ater WPA Caamaaiies Ezhrusty Say Elizabeth McCawley

Women Vote League backs child aid bill at convention

The Texas League of Women Voters approved a plan to petition the legislature to include counties in funding child welfare services. They backed public welfare bill 611 and a measure for jury service for women. Officers were re elected including President Mrs Claude Till and Secretary Miss Morence Stullken.

Texas League of Women Will League House Texas Claude Till Austin Morence Stullken Burton McCollum Howster George Abbott Dallas D. B. Calvin la Marque Hilda Ray Midland

League of Women Voters Pigeons Drive Signatures

Mrs. George Gellhorn recalls a postwar tale of the League of Women Voters arranging a world peace conference petition drive. Minnesota and Missouri leagues gathered signatures, even planning seven carrier pigeons to carry new signatures daily to Washington. Pigeons moulted. telegrams and telegraphs carried the signatures instead, as the campaign pressed on.

League of Women Voters George Gellhorn Leskue Washington Minnesota League Harding Missouri League St. Louis Lie Post Elich

School need of democracy speech at League convention

Mrs. Homer Price Rainey, wife of Dr Homer Price Rainey UT president, urged at the League convention at the Plaza Hotel that schools train students for democracy through active participation in extracurricular activities. She called for colleges to model democratic governance and for students to engage in school curricula by proposing new subjects.

Dumouraes Homer Price Rainey

Maverick to Attend Dallas Flower Show Birthday Event

Mayor Maverick will join DC and other Texas mayors in Dallas for the Ahaw organization program honoring a Gardena of the Americas. The event, held March 29, features a pres view of Dallas International Flower Show and a one hundredth birthday celebration.

Taury Maverick Texas Dallas

Suffragette Ostracism in 1892 Texas Society

Mrs. Tda Schweppe of 325 San Pedro, Texas League of Women Voters, faced ostracism when a suffragette preached in San Antonio. Though timid, she believed in women’s right to vote and joined Carrie Chapman Catt’s 1921 call to unite. Texas women won the vote, then faced its removal, amid harsh social restraint.

Tda Schweppe San Pedro Texas League of Women Voters San Antonio

Houstonian Heads Cotton Association at Texas convention

Sydney Oden of Mauston was elected president of the Texas Cotton Association at its annual convention in Dallas. Peter O’Donnell of Dallas was named vice president and L. F. Murray of Waco was re-elected secretary. Oden succeeds A Starke Taylor. The convention voted to select its 1942 convention city by mail ballots next. December.

Dallas Sydney Oden Mauston Texas Cotton Association Peter O'Doniell L. FT. Murray Waco Oden A_ Starke Taylor

Texas Traffic Fatalities Rise In Early 1941 Report

A February tally shows 130 traffic deaths and the first two months of 1941 totaling 294 fatalities, a 4 percent increase from the same period in 1940, per the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Austin INS Frebruary Department of, Public Safety

Union Chief Surrenders Over Union Funds Theft

New York March 23. James J. Dumbrick president of local 32 B of the Building Service Employes International union surrendered to District Attorney Dewey after indictment reurned. He faced six counts including second degree larceny forgery and conspiracy relating to $10,000 allegedly diverted from the union’s cash voucher book to cover strike expenses.

New York INS James J. Dumbrick

Houston's Lovers Wait Blackout

Houston prepares for a test blackout within six weeks as Mayor Neal Pickett says lights will be out by moonlight. IB W Payne, new defense director, studies Seattle and El Faso plans for guidance while considering novel anti-aircraft ideas.

Houston Neal Pickett IB. W. Payne Seattle el Faso

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