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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1948

Page

3

Police Rating Delayed By Civil Services Commission

Mayor Callaghan protested the civil services commission delay in submitting police and fire desiriment classifications to the city council. He urged council review and noted uncertainty about the applicable law. The commission tentatively set seven classifications for patrol and eight for the department, with many details still undecided.

Callaghan Civil Services Commission Comrcil Avila Derdin

United Air Lines Posts First Quarter Loss

New York May 25 United Air Lines reported a net loss of 33 04 after income tax credits for the first quarter. President WAL Patterson told stockholders the airline increased operating revenues and reduced operating expenses.

New York U— United Airines Wal Patterson

Rough Sledding In Vote Polls Seen

Palo Alto, May 26. Dr Clinton R Bush head of Stanford university s institute for journalistic studies says broad public opinion polling may foretell election trends this year. He notes polling has been used in major campaigns since 1938 and voters often decide quickly after nominees are chosen. He adds issues like price changes international events and strikes could still shift opinions post nomination.

Palo Alto Calif Clinton R. Bush Stanford University Institute Roosevelt Stanford Bush

Gems and Horses for the Admiral during Persian Gulf visit

Rear Admiral Harold M. Martin described an Arabian nights scene aboard the Valley Forge as Saudi crown prince gifts of jeweled daggers and thoroughbred horses impressed American officers in the Persian Gulf. The carrier and escorts will head to San Diego after a 41,000 mile world cruise, but the gifts await approval by Congress and the state department.

Washington Harold M. Martin Valley Forge Persian ‘Gulf Saudi Arabia Adm Martin New York Coring San Diego Congress Arabia State Department

Nemesis of U-Boat In First War Dies

London May 25 Commodore Sir Charles George Mathewsen aged 72, famed for sinking a German submarine in World War I, died yesterday. He commanded the mystery ship known for its disguised tramp steamer appearance. The vessel revealed a British white ensign and heavy guns when its false hull panels dropped.

London Charles George Mathewsen Swith

Seized Pair Admits Killing of Chicago Cabby Brody

Two men, Alfonso Najera and Freddie Varella, admitted killing Albert Brody, a 30 year old Chicago cab driver. Police from Chicago and San Antonio coordinated the arrest after initial detention in Seguin and a later seizure of an $18 watch Brody reportedly took.

Chicago Albert Brody San Antonio Alfonso Najera Freddie Varella FBT Seguin John T. Kelly Raymond Lamb Brody

Food Handlers Classes Planned by City Health Leader

Hill the city health director announced a food handler school will run June 21 to 25 at the health building auditorium. Sessions are set daily from 2:30 to 4:30 pm and 7:30 to 9:30 pm, with CB Breedlove of the state public health department teaching. The program is open to cafe managers and staff.

Mayor and City Atty. Clash Over Land Parcel

Mayor Callaghan directed City Attorney T D Dobbs to investigate ownership of land at Furth Street by the San Antonio river after a noisy office dispute with Peter Trease. The argument escalated as the mayor waved his arms while Trease defended himself. Callaghan questioned Trease’s anger. President Truman addressed extended Reconstruction Finance Corp powers, slowing six year extensions beyond June 30.

Callaghan T. D. Dobbs Furth St San Antonio Peter Trease Trease Washington Truman Reconstruction Finance Corp

Wong Makes Promise as Premier Wong Wen Hao pledges aid use

Nanking May 25 Premier Wong Wen Hao, a 90 pound strong man of China's economy, promises to administer American aid to maximize benefits for the people. As head of the executive Yuan he will ensure best use of the assistance, leveraged by his past service as cabinet official and head of the National Resources Commission.

Nanking Wong Wen-Hao China United States Executive Yuan Wong National, Resources, Commission

Truman’s Faith In Virden Unshaken

President Truman defended John C. Virden after his resignation from the commerce department following disclosures that Virden’s daughter worked for Tass, the Russian news agency. Truman stated his faith in Virden’s loyalty remains unshaken.

Truman Virden Washington John C. Virden Commerce Department Tass Itteen Cleveland Rep. Crawford R. Mich Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Department Office of Industry Cooperation

Youths Held In Car Theft Deis A KR Etheridge and J Destephana

Two youths employed at Kelly APB admitted stealing a car. They broke a window to take a vehicle to attend a dance on the city outskirts. Officer Kermeth Gorder spotted the car on Seaving Street. the driver’s actions prompted a stop, where two youths fled. Enrique Cisneros, 19, claimed hitchhiking and said he had been picked up for burglary. Suspects include Joe Martin Sauceda, Gilbert Cisneros, and others listed with addresses.

Enrique Cisneros Trobstown Booker Def Joe Martin Sauceda Tampied St Gilber Cisneros E. Theo Are

Vote Machines Arrive at Courthouse by Truck

Voting machines arrived at the courthouse on Tuesday by truck. Two vans came in the morning and three more were due later. The machines would be unloaded in the afternoon and placed in the basement. The county's TT Hewne.

Britain to Ease Clothing Ration and Newsprint Supply

Lord Wilso n announced in Parliament that clothing rationing will be relaxed soon and that larger newspapers will receive more newsprint next year. A June 7 order will allow sale of rationed clothing at half coupon rate and half price, with supplemental coupons issued tomorrow.

Lunvoon Har Id Wilson Board of Trade Wilson House of Commons

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