Brogan Withdraws From Run Off For City Tax Office
Brogan, runner up in the tax commissioner race, withdraws from the run off and will return to his former chief investigator post. Alfred Callaghan, who ran as an Independent, holds a near lead with 485 votes. Murphy may enter a run off if required. Mayor Mauermann and officials discuss staffing and costs, while Fennell and Hill signal no run off participation.
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Poor
J. Ward
O. Ray Davis
Tax Office
Gus B. Mauermann
Charles M. Murphy
Criminal District
W. W. McCrory
Ti Murphy
Mattermanh
Millermann
Murphy
Callaghan
Dan M. Hill
Muwhy
San An
Tonio
Women Wanted to Care for Children of Working Mothers
Help wanted ad encouraging women to care for children of working parents whether full time or part time. Promote earning extra money to buy spring clothes and other needs. Includes guidance on placing your own advertisement in today’s classifieds.
Engines Attached for First Time Glider Flies Solo
Minneapolis dispatch reports Col Fred Dett and Northwest Aeronautics debut a 16 place towed glider flown under its own power after attachment of engines. Dett calls it a possible military transport aid for short over water jumps and rapid troop movement.
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Minneapolis
Fred Dett
West Point
Wright Tel
Dayton
Ohio
Northwest Aeronautics Corporation
Dent
Koutai
Unley TeSperdt
Deol
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Flis
Oleanny
Witebt Field
Council Plea for Cooperation After Victory Ticket Victory
Steel Commissioner Paul B. Stelter urged San Antonio citizens to cooperate with the newly rejected city government at a council meeting. Attended by students and several officials, he noted public preference for the Victory ticket and warned against political rancor amid a national emergency.
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San Antonio
Paul B. Stelter
Citzens
Stettler
Eazhler Thursing
Mapor Mancimona
Henry Hepa
Ghuler Lnter
Whiten
OPA Head Will Discuss Housing Meeting May 18 at YWCA
An OPA housing meeting called by the USO will discuss San Antonio housing conditions. Invited attendees include Ray Rich chief rent examiner. Mrs. John C. Millie. L. Hensley of the Kelly fold housing committees. Mrs. Poo Fung. Valin Rostinger. R. J. Clackfurd. Miss Rebreen Polton. The session aims to set standards for furnished rooms and a forthcoming survey by Lorent International.
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YWGA
Fifth Street
Broadway
San Antonia Housing
Ray Rich
Tt Opa
John CG. Millie
Army Avife
L. Hensley
Kelly Fold
Poo
Fung
Valin Rostinger
R. J. Clackfurd
Misa Rebreen Polton
Aecorcag
Efor
Wilhie Aheda
Rotarians Attend St Louis Rotary International Meet
Sixteen Rotarians from San Antonio depart for St Louis May 1 to May 20 for the Rotary International convention led by International President Fernando Garbajal of Lima Peru. Dr Wil Jackson is nominated district governor, with Datus Proper and Mrs Proper also traveling from Chicago. Also joining include Mr and Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Thrift Mr and Mrs Siete l Mr and Mrs McCreless and other delegates and spouses.
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Sor Antonio
St. Louis
Rotary International
Fernando Garbajal
Lima
Peru
Wil Jackson
San Antonio
Distrit
Lef
Datus Proper
Bary Brown
Building Ban Extends To Churches In War Effort
J Planchon, district WPS distribution manager, says civilian construction controls reach churches with 206 Sant Antonia district applications awaiting action. He notes wartime needs of the army and Allies take precedence and WPB control extends to church repair and construction.
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By. J. Planchon
WPS
Sant Antonia
WPB
Planchoty
Soldier gets death sentence for police murder in night club brawl
Pvt. George Heflin of West Point Ga was sentenced to death for the knife slaying of Military Police Sgt. Charles Fritzie during a Newark night club brawl on April 23. Fritzie, a Newark resident, was killed in the altercation following a May 12 court martial decision.
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George Heflin
West Point
Steff
Charles Fritzie
Sgt
Fritzie
Newark
Akron Transit Workers Out Strike Halts City Transit
Akron May 13 A strike by bus and street car operators snarled the city’s transportation system. The C T P Transport Workers union demands a $195 weekly wage for operators, higher than the current 8 1 2 cents an hour. At Goodyear Aircraf t Corp a sizable portion of workers were absent on the first shift as the rubber maker’s 7060 employees rely on transit to reach their jobs.
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Akron
Hme
C. T. Q. Transport Workers Union
Cat
Wiliam H. Wright
Nulop
WLR
Umion
Goodyear Aircsaft Corporation
Rubber Capital
Tiret
BeG Weekend Papers Ad Offer for Four or Seven Lines
Classified notice invites readers to place ads in the BeG Weekend Papers offering four or seven line options, touting brilliant results at low cost with adwriter reference F-41201.
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