Alaska Statehood Vote Sparks Debate in Juneau
In Juneau Alaska the so called canon vote on statehood was due to be held today alongside a delegate election and other territorial contests. Backed by the Alaska Statehood Association statehood faces opposition as costly for a small population yet gains support from business and civic groups seeking a path to constitution writing and federal admission.
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Juneau
Alaska
Tommmyon
Alaska Statehond Association
Propose
Inter
Congress
Bob” Bartlett
Woman Declared Sane by Lunacy Court in Ball Bleed Case
Mrs. Mary Rips, 74, of 3388 Go Had street, was found sane by a jury in lunacy court after a two day trial over her tenure as landlady. County Judge Charles W. Anderson presided late Saturday night as the decision followed a lengthy battle.
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Mary Rips
Go- Had Street
Tunacy Court
Charles W. Anderson
Lyza Ballle
Prettier Seal Skins Prettier Seal Skins
Washington Det. 7 47 Milady's seal skins will be lovelier this season as wartime catch limits raise appeals. Philp G B Fouke of St Louis explains government quota will go on sale this month and that crews returning from Alaska found no crippled animals or hawk injuries near their habitat.
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Washington
Milady
Philp GB
Fouke
St. Louis
Stalsking
Alaska
Stassen Sees Big Vet Vote for GOP in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Harold E. Stassen forecast strong veteran support for the GOP in November. He cited veteran dissatisfaction with peace negotations and domestic dislocations, saying a progressive Republican shift and possible congressional control would drive veterans to back the Republican ticket.
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Salt Lake City
Armorica
Girl Scout Council Plans Regional Conference in San Antonio
Between 800 and 1000 delegates from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico councils convene in San Antonio on October 28 for the first regional gathering since 1940. National director Mrs Paul Rittenhouse and other executives are expected to attend per Mrs Frank T. Brough of the Bexar County Council. Joy rides end in Tokyo as Allied authorities crack down on government vehicles used by officials. cars confiscated during the war are impounded.
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Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
San Antonio
Paul Rittenhouse
National
Girl Scout Council
Frank T. Brough
Bexard County
Tokyo
T-V
Aros
Television schedule for KRCOR chart listing October 7, 1946
Monday evening listings show radio and TV program blocks including Three Caballeros at 7.90, sports and news segments, with station identifiers such as KRCOR 1350 and various time slots and ads for programs like Cowboy shows and music segments.
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Tnt
Farm Hewat’dt
Tob
Nai
Sacred Heart
Cuba
Hades
Hea Tronhadnars
Auto crash injures several youngsters and adults
A ten year old boy, Adolph Noriega of 40a Oak street, was bruised and cut on body and head after being struck by a car driven by Jack Nahown of 206 Broadway in the 200 block of North Alamo Street. Tose Sandoval, age two, sustained facial and chest lacerations in a separate collision on South Zarzamova Street. Joe Sandoval, 37, and his son were riding in a car that collided with a parked vehicle and careened into another, after being blinded by headlights. Mrs Julius Sandoval and Logis Winn were also injured in incidents near Travis and Navarro streets and at the St. Anthony hotel respectively.
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Adolph Noriega
Oak Street
Jack Nahown
Broadway
North Alamo Street
Tose Sandoval
Zarzamova Street
Joe Sandoval
South Cibols Street
Bandoval
Julius Sandoval
Logis Winn
Frits Brietzke
Fairplay Avenue
al ‘Travis
Navarro
Pirates
St. Anthony
Friendly Lolo aids in search for airliner crash victims
In western China a Lolo tribesman and a Chinese general's aide, the only locals allowed by hostile tribesmen, search rugged terrain for an American pilot and 41 others believed held after an airliner crash on September 30. General Ho appealed to Chungking for supplies to aid rescuers and barter with captors. First reports placed the crash 60 miles south of Sichang and U.S. air crewmen believed captive for over two years.
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Pays
China
Lolas
Ae UN
Hemad
Sichang
U.S. Army Graves Legistration Service
U. S. Air Forces
Andrew Gungtolhain
Pasadena
Calif
Tines Na.Gonal Aviation Corporation
Ho Kow-Kwang
Burma
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Be quick to treat bronchitis before chronic bronchitis forms sour cough and chest cold. Greemulsion claims to loosen and expel germ laden mucus, soothe inflamed bronchial membranes, and aids nature to heal. It contains no narcotics and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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Adra
Fair Crowds Break Records at Texas State Fair
Dallas and Log Angeles? No. Attendance at the Texas State Fair reached 253,459 over the first five days, with 171,994 on opening day, surpassing the prior first-day record of 115,238 set in 1941. Today features include the coronation of the Queen of Cotton by the Texas Association of Cotton Ginners, Tyler Day, Ennis Day, and Grand Army of the Republic Day. A separate Mexico City note reports a delayed Monterrey electrical workers strike by 10 days as federal labor officials negotiate time for additional talks.
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Let
State
Fair of Texas
Cottton
Texas Association of Cotton Ginners
Strikg
Mexico City
USO Official Transferred to San Antonio Office
Dan Eudy, USO official, is reassigned from New Orleans to San Antonio to lead the Salvation Army area office at 214 Nadogdoches Street. He has served with USO Mobile service, clubs and area offices across the Fourth Army area, and directed the largest USO dormitory in the United States in New Orleans.
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Dan Eudy
New Orleans
San Antonio
USO
Salvation Army
Nadogdoches Street
Eddy
Fourth Army Ara
United States
Patriotism Lags as Reason to Enlist in Army Says Survey
War department findings show most volunteers enlist for economic benefits or other motives. A cross section of 1600 regular Army volunteers revealed patriotism only a minor factor. Among those with no prior service 56 percent aimed to omit their service period, while 5 percent enlisted for patriotism. Among prior service enlistees for three years 7 percent did so as patriots, 2 percent for spiritual calls, and 47 percent sought economic advantages and GI Bill benefits.
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Washington
del. T
INS
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Wan Department
Fort Devens
Migs
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Fort MacArthur
Catif Land
Fort McPherson
Stroke Fatal to Veteran Bread Man
Jake Ruhnke a long time bread truck driver for Richter's bakery died after a stroke while delivering bread in the county jail area. He was brought to Santa Rosa hospital by ambulance and died four hours later. Ruhnke 60 resided at 1341 North Flores Street.
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Richter
Santa Rosa Hospital
Tie
Hubtike
North Flores Stvest
FBI Teaches Austin Police Training Expanded This Year
FBI conducts an expanded 25 day training for Austin police detectives under FBI direction. The program, an annual affair, aims to reduce chances of lawbreaking by improving investigative skills and procedures in the capital city.
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Austin
FBI
Arthur Murray Studio Seeks Dancer Teachers
Recruitment notice for Arthur Murray Studio invites applicants to teach dancing and earn a weekly salary. Contracts require applicants to be of legal age, with no phone inquiries and to apply at the Pecan address near Telvis Park between 10 and 12.
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York
Frito
Jack Peavy
Telvis Park
Insurance men to hear account at luncheon meeting
Members of the San Antonio Association of Life Underwriters will hear a national convention report at a noon luncheon on Thursday. The account will be presented by LeRoy Mumme, W. Schnabel, Q. P. Schnabel, Walter Windsor and B. A. Wiedemann, according to President G Archie Helland.
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San Antonio Association of Life Underwriters
G. Archie Helland
LeRoy Mumme
W.d. Schnabel
Q. P. Schnabel
Walter Windsor
B.A. Wiedemann
Surgeon General Advocates Health Link to Peace Broadcast
The radio program Washington Views and Interviews features Dr. Thomas Parran of the U S Public Health Service discussing health as a foundation for peace. He explains the World Health Organization’s aims, cooperation among nations, and the need to extend health access globally while linking health progress to security and future war prevention. The Alamo National Bank sponsors the weekly segment with Barnet Nover as host.
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Barneon General
U. S Public Health Service
Barnet Nover
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Nover
Russia
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World Health Organization
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