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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
6
Boise reports Gen. Lewis B Hershey urged maintenance of the nation’s selective service and registration system beyond the June 22 1950 expiration date. Hershey, national director of the system, called for extended operation to ensure continued national defense readiness.
Kerrville Kiwanis Club held its annual minstrel show for patients at the Veterans Administration hospital auditorium. The event brought cheer to residents and featured local volunteers and performers.
Tomlin, 28, Dallas, awaits formal sentencing after a jury found him guilty of an apartment robbery at the St. Anthony hotel on Oct 2, 1948. McCrory asked the court to impose five years, with witnesses for the state testifying Tomlin engineered the raid. Mrs. Tomlin’s similar charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
Rev and Mrs Eskamp of the Home Missions Council tour migrant agricultural workers, bringing a mobile unit with films, records, library and worship materials. They speak at a citywide conference at 10 30 p m Saturday and conduct outdoor demonstrations Sunday at Buena Vista and San Manuel streets.
Kelly AFB hosts the United States Armed Forces Institute on April 4 offering enrollments for correspondence and self study. The institute lists 100 courses spanning vocational and technical training from elementary to college level, expanding access to education for service members.
Mert Sean charge d'affaires to the Republic of Chile, visiting San Antonio on Thursday. He will return to Mexico for a two month vacation and later travel to Mexico City by auto after meeting family here.
New visiting hours at Green Memorial Hospital become effective Sunday per administrator G. S. Drery. The notice outlines revised schedules for patients and families at the Monet B. Green Memorial facility.
A $225,000 bond issue and $1 tax levy are planned for the district. Public visits to see planned construction and equipment for a centralized isolation unit at the high school are scheduled on specific days and times, with access rules for wards and pediatric areas. The district includes Leon Springs, Help Night, or Leon Valley regions and restricts access for children under 14.
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