Lewis Confers On Strike With UMW Committee
In Washington May, Lewis met with the United Mine Workers bargaining body to discuss ending the 37 day bituminous coal strike. Government officials offered hints of a possible move, but no concrete progress emerged. lawmakers pressed for action as the strike threatens utilities and reconversion.
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Washington
Jonn L. Lewis
Iotivy
United Mine Workers Today
Lewis
UMW
Nolsey
TE Lewis
Waite House
Truman
John W. Snyder
Schwellenbach
John R. Stedman
Capitol Hill
Lucas D-ll
Sendlar Maybank
D-S
BILT
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Representaives
National Association of Manufacturers and
Willis Robertson
Bol
Green
A. FL
America
Irving S. Olds
U. S. Steel
W. Scents
United States
New Meat Prices Lists Updated in San Antonio District
OPA district director C. J. Dissen announced new increased retail prices for every cut and grade of meat posted in green ink across meat shops in the San Antonio district. Shoppers were urged to ask dealers to display the lists and to verify prices against the printed sheets to curb the black market.
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San Antonio
OFA
C. J. Diesen
OPA
OPA Direc
YMCA Annal Membership Campaign Tees and Ties Promoted
Volunteers met at a buffet dinner in the lobby to kick off the drive. Frank Sette, captain, led with the highest renewals and new memberships, receiving a Panama hat while runner-up Frank Rosson earned a hand painted necktie. Dr Cark Giesocke signed up 15 members and won a Panama hat. William Northway as runner-up got a necktie. Oliver Sarrat won a hat as a special prize. Nine percent of memberships reported. drive runs through May 16. Thomas B Portwood presided. Dr Nelson Greeman spoke. The East Commerce street branch reported 11 new members signed up in a separate meeting.
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Y.m.ca
Frank Sette
Frank Rosson
Cark Gies
East Commerce Street
John Braxton
Filing Fee Cost Awaited for Democratic Primary Ballot
County Democratic leaders anticipate June 17 as the deadline to set filing fees for each race and decide ballot order and potential run off. Chairman Bob Glore told a Monday night meeting to fill about 65 vacancies, while Sam Bennett sought the lowest possible rental for voting machines, noting past charges.
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Bob Glore
Democratic Executive Committee
Alsy
Sam Nennett
Drayage
Federal sentencing hearing for guilty defendants set this week
Sixteen indicted individuals were scheduled to appear before Judge Ben J Ree in Federal District Court Tyoxflag for sentencing. A total of thirty one defendants were slated to be arraigned following the grand jury indictment returned Monday afternoon.
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Ben J. Ree
Federal District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Shirt mystery solved by army personnel office
Two Ohio soldiers at the ASF Training Center Pvis Charles H. Maher and David Ridgely were issued identical serial numbers due to an error at the Inclu sion station found by the center's laundry fixup report.
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Branke Army Medical Center
Ohio
ASF
Pvis
Charles H. Maher
David Ridgely
Mother Daughter Banquet Arranged at Travis Park Church
Annual event at Travis Park Methodist church organized by the Junior Wesleyan Service Guild. The dinner will start at 6 30 Friday with Mrs Wide Yielding, director of religious education, in charge. Reservations can be made by phone.
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Travis Park Methodist Church
Wide Yielding
Junior Wesleyas Service Guild
Yet Just Can't Win Yet Just Can't Win
A discharged soldier who claimed army rights to curse was fined in Corporation court after being arrested for cursing M P s without cause. Judge Augustus McCloskey imposed ten dollars for cussing and forty dollars for drunkenness, noting the army left him with plenty of trouble and a right to vent.
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M. F
Thesday
M. Ps
Augustus McCloskey
Carrasco Services Set for Alfred Carrasco
Alfred Carrasco, 24, died Monday. Services at Angelus Chapel at 8 30 a m on Wednesday followed by a requiem high mass in St Ann's Church with Rev A Leopold as celebrant. Interment in Roselawn Burial Park.
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Alfred Carrasco
Angelus Chapel
St. Ann's Church
A Leopold
Roselawn
Rites Set for Clinton G. Truax
Private funeral services will be held at Akers Funeral Home for Clinton G. Truax, 54, of 415 Quintard Street, who died Monday. Burial will be in Dignowity Cemetery.
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Akers
Clinton G. Trutax
Quintard Street
Win
Dignowity Cemetery
Insurance Plan Urged by City Commissioner Callaghan
Commissioner Alfred Callaghan urged action on a plan to provide city employees with some form of injury insurance or compensation in the tentative budget. He noted higher risk for park and street workers, cited a $10,000 payout to a Hein employee, and considered funding options including a 25 percent assessment increase and 10 percent tax rate cuts to cover a projected $90,000 extra need.
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Alfred Callaghan
Mein
Hein
Liquor Curfew Raids Prompt 400+ San Antonians Charged
More than 400 San Antonians were arrested early Sunday and charged with liquor curfew violations. Hearings are set for May 22 by clerk Charles Murphy. Charges target 30 operators and employees from three raid sites conducted by the Texas liquor control board Texas rangers military police shore patrol and city police. One raid targeted the Taxco Dinner Club at 625 North Medina Street revealing an upstairs doming club separate from the dining area under different management.
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Dinger Club
Memorial Rites Held for Judge W A Keeling
Memorial services were held in Federal District court Tuesday morning conducted by the San Antonio Bar association. Judge Ben H. Rice presided as the meeting opened, Leo Brewer led the memorial committee in reading a tribute resolution to Judge Keeling who presided over the Federal West Texas district from 1942 to 1945. A. N. Maurland gave the memorial address and District Clerk T. Maxey Hart unveiled a portrait of Judge Keeling painted by Viviano Lopez and presented to the court by the bar association.
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W. A. Keeling
Federal District Court
San Antonio Bar Association
Ben H. Rice
Leo Brewer
Keeling
Federal West Texas
A. N. Maurland
T. Maxey Hart
Judge Keeling
Viviano Lopez
The
Bar Association
Stotts Freed On 1500 Bond After Assault Charge
Jack H. Stotts, 40, of 30312 West Commerce, charged with assault to murder Roy F. Henry, operator, after Saturday night incident in Justice of the Peace Frank Vaughan's court. Released on $1500 bond signed by attorney E. B. Simmons and Sam Harrison. Simmons said Stotts would plead self defense. Henry, in Banta Rosa hospital, was described in fair condition Tuesday.
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Jack H. Stotts
West
Commerce Street
Justice of the Peace
Frank Vaughan
Roy F. Henry
E. B. Simmons
Sam Harrison
Simmons
Stotts
Henry
Banta Rosa Hospital
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Clinton G. Truax
Majestic Club
Cou Tures
Forest Street
Dial
Ford
Bob Ford
Court of Justice of the Peace
B. Mort Corrigan
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