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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1946

Page

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Realtors Argue Higher Fees Real Estate Law Changes Discussed

San Antonio Real Estate board to discuss improved license law and related bills at Center Hotel meeting Monday. Arthur Biard chairs. attendees include Walter Tynan, E G Williams, Marshall Bell, O L Lalimer, and William N Hensley. The Texas Real Estate Association backs four reforms: commission size, annual license fee up to 25 dollars, written exam, and stronger enforcement.

Nera San Antonio Real Estate Board Arthur E. Biard Walter Tynan E.G. Williams Marshall Bell O. L. Lalimer William N. Hensley Texas Real Estate Association Inter

Reds Rap U.N. Budget

News brief notes Soviet condemnation of the 1947 U.N. budget of 24 million dollars as swollen and calls to cut staff by 30 to 40 percent. Feodor Gousev opposes U.N. radio plans and criticizes excessive paperwork. U.S. protest against the plan to bear 50 percent of costs is reported. Sweden Iceland and Afghanistan are admitted to the U.N. bringing membership to 54. An American-led dispute over Security Council membership qualifications is noted.

Lake Success INS Hussia United Nations Feodor T. Gousev U. N Jhuge United States U.N Sweden Iceland Afghanistan Security Council Bire Portugal Albania Transjordan

Hostile Tribes Slow Hero Search

The War Department reports hostile tribes and monsoons hinder the search for 1378 missing American fliers in Southeast Asia. A party with a French escort was ambushed in French Indo China on August 16 while seeking the remains of seven airmen who had escaped to the hills. New Britain natives in the Pacific cooperate and direct searchers to crash sites. With the monsoon ending, 10 search and recovery teams will expand the operation, though only five small groups were active due to weather and terrain.

Washington War Department Grn Thomas Larkin New Britain Pacific Southeast Asia Qe Dndia Burma

Pastors Press Crime Fight in Steubenville Meeting

A group of 11 ministers in Steubenville sought city council support to appoint them as special policemen empowered to recruit veterans to combat crime and corruption in the city. Rev. Robert K. Russell, president, said plans exist but cannot be divulged.

Steubenville Robert K. Russell Russell

China seeks Dairen control amid Manchurian tension

The Chinese government reportedly opened talks with Soviet officials to seize control of Russian-occupied Dairen, the key Manchurian port. The Peace Rally notes negotiations progress and a possible transfer by November 12 when China's national assembly convenes.

INS Dairen Manchurian Russia China National Assembly Chefoo Shantwig Peninsula Chosen Bay Daiwen

Accident Nabs Texas Bad Man James Hixon in Antlers

Texas outlaw James A. Hixon was jailed in Antlers Oklahoma after a minor highway collision led to a gun drawn on Deputy Joe Green. He faces charges connected to the August robbery of Walters National Bank, with removal planned to Walters.

Antlers Okla Texas James A. Hixon Walters Walters National Bank Hixon Oklahoma Lome Joe Green

British Labor Sweeps Municipal Elections

British Labor gains dominate 219 of 360 cities with 252 seats won and a net rise of 156. Conservatives gain 135 seats, Independents drop 133, Communists fail to win new seats, Liberals post a net loss of 20.

London Britain Labor Party Labor

Thief Tries to Sell Stolen Shirts at Owl Cafe

W D Baldwin confronts a burglar at 205 South Alamo Street after the thief attempts to sell six shirts stolen from him. The suspect fled as Baldwin alerted police, leaving the garments behind at the Owl cafe.

W. D. Baldwin Awen Fitteh Ron Owl Cafe South Alamo Street

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