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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1938

Page

13

Sadler Honored at San Antonio Reception

Jerry Sadler commissioner elect pledged that Texas Railroad Commission differences would be settled after taking office. He was guest of honor at a St Anthony hotel reception and banquet Tuesday night with about 250 lawyers, politicians, oil men, job seekers in attendance. Lon Smith and Ernest Thompson attended. no policy statements were made.

Texas Railroad Commission Jerry Sadler Sadler St. Anthony Hotel J. Franklin Spears San Antonio Lon Smith Ernest O. Thompson Hickory Grove Smith Thompson SESL

VOC Yards Meet Futile

Chicago stock yards strike talks paused as parties drift toward resumption of peace talks next week. C I livestock handlers who quit November 21 demand checkoff, contract and closed shop from Union Stock Yards and Transit Co. Martin Durkin said representatives sought another meeting. O T Henke said renewal not possible until Monday.

Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company Martin Durkin O. T. Henke

Railroad and tower protest city tax assessments

R. H. Waterman and J. B. Fussell protested an $88 070 raise in I G W N Railroad assessments as of this year, with the rail line appealing from $600 150 to $745 820 while the railroad had listed $867 980. Sylvan Lang and Jamies Turner protested a $900 040 Smith Young tower assessment seeking $646 000, noting tenant loss and lower income. Dan Murphy argued $1 100 000 would be a fair value. The Medical Arts building protest sought $286 240 from $378 000. The board heard all protests and took them under advisement.

R. H. Waterman J. EB. Fussell I. G. WN City Board of Equal Teation Sylvan Lang Smith-Young Jamies Turner Milam Dan Murphy Lang Medieval Arts Medical Arts

Army Pilot Safe in Philippine Crash Near Baguio

A United States army pursuit plane crashed near Loakan airport at Baguio after takeoff when the motor stalled. The plane was destroyed and the pilot Lieut. J. d. Nazaro escaped with minor injuries.

Philippine Manila United States Army Loakan Baguio Here J. d.Nazaro

Civil Aviation Plan Speedup Proposed

Edward J Noble of the civil aeronautics authority said the administration aims to speed up civilian flight training at government expense. No congressional authorization is needed he stated, proposing an experimental start with a few students in schools or colleges lacking aviation courses.

Washington, Navy Edward J. Noble The Civil Aeronauties Authority Congress

Dallas Man Heads Restaurant Group

The Texas Restaurant Association elected Sha I of Dallas as president with Eric Hood of McKinney as vice president and Henry Goodman of Dallas as secretary. The state convention is set for March in Dallas. A wage and hour bill plan for the industry was referred to a committee led by H. Harrison of San Antonio.

Dallas Man Heads Dallab Texas Restaurant Association Ed Sha ‘I Lake of Dallas Eric Hood McKinney Henry Goodman Dallas H. Harrison San Antonio

Nazi Firms Offer Payment Proposal in New York

New York reports that German firms seeking to resume payments proposed a 2 percent dividend with 1-2 to 2 1/4 percent interest contingent on government permission to reduce debentures. In Naples, Vesuvius eruption caused no damage to Siemens-Schuckertwerke A. G. factories despite the blast.

New York Naples Italy INS Siemens and Haiske A. G Siemens-Schuckertwerke A. G

Man Objects to Dances and Noise on Fredericksburg Road

J F Vance called deputies to his Fredericksburg road property Wednesday to stop a party he said violated by noise and dancing. Deputies Prion Cade and C B Katborn found only quiet on arrival and about 30 people Vance claimed were present had left.

Fredericksburg J. F. Vance Prion Cade C. B. Katborn Vance

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