San Antonio Symphony closes tenth anniversary season
The San Antonio Symphony Society wrapped its tenth anniversary year with James Melton as guest soloist at the fifteenth subscription concert in Municipal Auditorium. Max Reiter conducted a varied program featuring Koltsov, Wagner, Strauss, and selections from Kern, with Melton delivering a robust tenor and the audience applauding warmly. A transportation strike in New York forced a substitution for Offenbach, delaying Gaston Parisienne until March 10.
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Texan Sees 65 Cent Wage Increase Debate
Washington reports Rep. Lyle of Texas predicts a 65 cent per hour minimum wage after passage by both houses and administration backing. He spoke with Rep. Patman on a Texas State network broadcast noting committee action expected soon and limited broadening of coverage.
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Chevrolets Plan Expansion Doubling Production and Payroll
St Louis plants of the Chevrolet and Fisher body companies announced an expansion program to double current output. The plan will hire 2,250 more workers within three weeks and add 8,000,600 to payrolls in the coming period.
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U.S. Eases Yugoslavia Trade Restrictions Reported
Officials say Washington is relaxing trade limits with Yugoslavia to widen the split between Marshal Tito and Russia. The State Department avoided a public confirmation yesterday.
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Hospital Goes To Barn As Landmark Suffolk Facility Sells
Sutton Bridge England March 26 A hospital with a single patient in its history was sold to farmer R Boor for 500 pounds. He plans to convert it into a barn. The unit, once linked to Wisbeck port authority for port health duties, never admitted more than one patient. The health ministry declined to take over. Decca Head Dies In New York Jack Kapp 47 founder of Decca Records Inc dies at home in New York.
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Weather notes and a magazine tease from Tre Ambre weekly
A clipped weather section lists scattered notes on temperatures and tides with odd formatting. It mentions a Sunday edition timing and teases a behind the scenes piece “Jimmy Walkers Romance” by Gene Fowler in Tre Ambre weekly, distributed with Sunday’s Light.
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