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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1946

Page

2

San Antonio to Head Naval Reserve Units in Texas

San Antonio is named among 14 Texas cities to organize naval reserve divisions in the Eighth naval district. A. A. Geton, district director, will conduct the formations. The district will include 1,066 officers and 16,400 enlisted men, with Dallas Amarillo Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston Laredo Port Arthur Waco and Wichita Falls also sponsoring units.

San Antonio Texas Eighth Naval District A. A. Geton Dallas Amarllo Austin Beaumont Corpus Christi el Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston Laredo Port Arthur Waco Wichita

Light Want Ad Promises Quick Results for Sellers

Thousands seek fast sales by listing articles or services via a Light Want Ad. They phone F-12391 to place ads and obtain ready results.

Labor War At Printers' Home

COLORADO SPRINGS May 7 A truce was called in a labor dispute at the Union Printers home after pickets were withdrawn to avoid residents’ protest. Retired printers ninety years old or more volunteered to join a demonstration against AFL building service employees. The home, operated by the AFL International Typographical Union, faced pressure to join the AFL union.

Colorado Springs, Corp Dennis Committee For Fair Treatment AFL Building Service Employes International AFL ‘International Typographical Union Jess Fletcher Workers’ Union State Federation of Labor Willam Green AFL Dowell Patterson

San Antonio May Get New Hiring Service Airline

Mayor Gus Mauermann announced on Monday that San Antonio may gain another airline. Dal-Airlines owner E. B. Germany of Dallas inquired about airport landing rules. Sheling, based in Dallas, operates seven passenger planes. City airport director William Steinhardt has received the requested information.

San Antonio Gus Mauermann E. B. Germany of Dallas Dal-Airlines Sheling William Steinhardt

Alamo City Club To Hear County Commissioner Candidates

Louis Cardenas and Ernest Macias, candidates for county commissioner precinct 1, will address the Alamo City Democratic club at 8 p.m. Monday at John B. Hood school. Secretary Leonard Sales said any other candidate wishing to speak could also address the club.

Louis Cardenas Ernest Macias Alamo City Democratic John B. Hood Leonard Sales

Jap Killers Go to Prison

Manila May 7 three Japanese soldiers were sentenced to prison terms from 10 years to life after confessing to executing four American airmen captured from a crippled PBY rescue mission. Maj Mitsuji Tanaka received life, Sgt Maj Kuemon Tio 20 years, and Cp Troshi Wakamaori 10 years. The fliers were executed in the Fuga islands off Luzon on June 8, 1945.

Manila Mitsuji ‘Tanaka Kuemon Tio Troshi Wakamaori Fuga Islands Luzon

White House to End Air Conditioning If Coal Shortage Worsens

May 7 report says a White House brownout is in effect by President Truman’s orders. If coal crisis worsens, the air conditioning system at the White House will be turned off to conserve power.

White House Washington Truman

The New Veteran Talk Set By Veterans Leader

Robert Holston will discuss The New Veteran at a Bexar County Young Democratic Club meeting at 3 pm Tuesday in the Municipal Auditorium west wing. The notice also urges daily use of Light Want Ads.

Robert Holston American Veterans Committee Bexar County Young Democratic Club Municipal Auditorium

Auto damage suit set for trial in district court

The $25,000 personal damage case of Jane A. Markham versus Leon M. Oppenheimer is scheduled to open Tuesday in the district court. The plaintiff claims she was run over by a car driven by Oppenheimer on December 3, 1942, on the Laredo highway near San Antonio.

Jane A. Markham Leon M. Oppenheimer Tard District Court Oppenheimer Laredo Highway San Antonio

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