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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
3
Fete in Mission plans a $12,000 fund drive to finance the postwar renewal of the Texas citrus fiesta in January. Chairman Billy Braden announced the drive on Tuesday, with about half expected from Liesta activity receipts and the rest from local contributions.
BONHAM Oklahoma district congressman Sam Rayburn told the Botham Lions Club that five to eight years of robust growth are ahead and warned there could be a stock market shakeup if factions attempt a congressional power grab. He also commented on international affairs, cautioning against actions that would provoke a crisis at sea or threaten the Navy.
A newspaper critic praises The Killers at the Majestic as a strong contender for awards, noting its stark realism, stylish flash storytelling, and convincing performances by Burl Lancaster and Jack Lambert. Centennial Summer at the Aztec is described as Technicolor with a Jerome Kern score, though less compelling, featuring Walter Brennan and Dorothy Gish in a past era comedy with mixed humor.
Veterans living in the Kelly Brooks and Carson homes war housing projects will not be evicted when the War Department takes over November 1. San Antonio Housing Authority director F. W. Brown told the board 100 temporary housing units at South Kelly Field have begun, with a Camp Cushing project planned. Completion of Stinson Field’s 4% veterans housing is delayed by missing kitchen sinks. An Australian National Airways Douglas DCA Skyway, with 39 passengers, landed in Vancouver BC for its second trans-Pacific flight.
The post office reports September 1946 receipts totaling $17,552.67 over August 1946 and $14,515.32 from September 1945. Last month’s figure was $231,257.18, compared with $248,809.85 in August 1946 and $245,773.50 in September 1945.
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