Sharp Cut In Building Approvals For San Antonio Projects
Civilian Production Administration imposes a 66 percent reduction from the weekly average of 1294 754 for commercial construction in San Antonio. George W. Chambers says only projects essential to health safety production and housing for veterans will be approved during the period. Inspections and preplanning required. housing priorities to be slowed between now and July to ensure materials for existing orders.
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San Antonio
George W. Chambers
Minager
Civilian Production Administration
Veterans
Orlu
Chambers
Ils
Skill Proved his Court Skill Proved his Court
In St Louis Detective Sanders accused Phillip Faddle of fraud over a carnival game at the Royal American shows. Judge Cantanzaro ruled Waddle not a fraud and said the issue was about where to direct the cats for best effect.
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ST. Louis
FNS
Kenneth Sants Ski
Phillip Faddle
Joseph B. Canstanzaro
Sanders
Waddle
Teachers Seek County School Superintendent Post
Miss Nancy Lou McCallum of Brackenridge High School district and Clyde Smith of Stafford School seek the county school superintendent office. R. W. May, the incumbent for 12 years, is not running. Pays slightly over $5000 yearly. Sam C. Bell also files Friday for reelection as county treasurer, a role he has held for 10 years.
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Nancy Lou McCallum
Elizabeth Read
Brackenridge High School
Democratic Executive Committee
Clyde 5. Smith
Stafford School
Edgewood Common
R. W. May
Sam C. Bell
Gen Mow Speaks to Preflight School Graduates
Maj. Gen. FP T Mow Chinese military attaché to the United States reviewed the Gra detach ment at the A A F Military Training center and addressed 250 graduates of the Preflight school He was guest of Brig Gen Russell Randall MT C Commander and later to be honored at a reception at the Officers club General Mow will return to Washington Saturday
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Fp.t. Mow
United States
Gra
A. A. F. Military Training Center
Thel
Russell E. Randall
Officers’ Club
Howard W. Slaton
Yewen Liu
General Mow
Washington
Crampton Leads City Polio Clean-Up Effort
Crampton vice president of the chamber of commerce takes a coordinating role in the polio clean-up drive. He visits health department facilities and dumps to assess needs and proposes bulldozers to bury garbage for faster disposal. He plans to bolster sanitation agencies with more manpower and equipment and joins a sanitary tour with health officers and an army representative. May polio fight cost totaled 4930 dollars with allocations for DDT primers kerosene and sprayers.
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V. J. Crampton
Chamber of Commerce
Health Department
Crampton
Prolgram Crampton Friday
Jull
E. J. Arendt
M.M. Derbandt
Army
H. Liettenden
Wihe Health Department
Callaghan stands firm over 75 percent tax assessments
Tax Commissioner Alfred Callaghan vows to assess on last year’s figures amid council pressure to raise values. Mayor Gus Mauermann hints at possible impeachment or forceful action if orders are ignored as legal limits on assessment percentages loom. Callaghan cites a $130,000 budget plus $13,900 surplus and warns a $140,000 start for 1946 may still be inadequate for new maps and equipment.
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Alfred Callaghan
Council
Gus Mauermann
Callaghan
Hi Adding
T. D. Cobbs
Frank Brady
Board of Equalization
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Siw York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Commission On Human Rights
Nikolai J. Feenov
Feenov
Russia
Eva Ture
P. T. Mow
U. S
Gen. Mow
Ben Reig
Goszic
Marcel Wagner
Yolande
Lot
Frost Orc
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