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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1946
Page
6
G W Harding, chief botanist in the national capital parks, gave a zero to observers who rushed to see 27 Jugatsu Zakura cherry trees along the Potomac. He noted the trees bloom twice yearly in spring and autumn, aided by unseasonably warm weather this week.
Police reported three parked cars were broken into while owners shopped Saturday. Noel Mitch of Eagle Pass said his Glenwood Court car lost a suit hat wallet and a $50 white shirt. Stanley Pisano of 403 Main Avenue saw a pistol and flashlight taken from his downtown car. Sgt J M Morgan of Fort Sam Houston said his vehicle at Salinas and Cameron streets was looted of four army uniforms two suitcases $50 cash and a hunting knife.
The Texas district Association of Women Directors of the National Broadcasters holds its first annual conference November 10 and 11 in San Antonio with Mrs. Dorothy Lewis as principal speaker at a luncheon. Other participants include Miss Violet Short and Miss Frances Helm. local broadcasters Natalie Zoglich Lily Juncker Violet Stromberk Sybil Chastang Ruth Burleson Marjorie Hart Jane Rowley.
Several hundred children aged 6 to 18 marched in Ponjlarlier, 200 miles southeast of Paris, protesting the missing October chocolate ration and drawing attention from local authorities.
West Virginia coal output plunges as absences rise amid government talks with John L. Lewis over a new wage deal. nationwide actions include Pacific coast maritime strikes, Hawaii sugar stoppage, and Allis-Chalmers walkout. CIO hotel workers demand pay boosts and shorter weeks. Trans World Airlines plans a Monday reply to end the pilots’ strike.
Hearing on the injunction suit by Clyde Wentland and others against the Commissioners court and Kelly Construction to stop Uhr drive paving with county funds was postponed by Judge Terrell due to absent counsel. The Robert B. Green hospital faces payroll shortfalls and funding gaps, with county warrants used to cover operations and lenders delaying further advances until the injunction is resolved. Joe Freeman, chairman, says the hospital is vital and funds will be found to keep it open.
In Hollywood on November 2 a Westminster Presbyterian reception celebrated the sixth anniversary of Troop 15 in the Alamo council Boy Scouts of America. Rhonade Kelly, a Miss Australia hopeful visiting Hollywood, toured studios but said she would return to her physiotherapist work in Brisbane.
Four Cuban away privates started four years two months in prison after a court martial on charges they conspired to overthrow the government in Havana.
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