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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1946
Page
6
A playful ad touts a Vibrano spinet attachment that imitates organ-like tones. It invites readers to try the Vibuiano in a studio or request a free in home demonstration by calling G-634, with no obligation.
The Supreme Court refused to review challenges by Joe W. Buice of Kingsville Texas and Ralph Henry Cahoon Jr of Houston regarding draft induction. Buice claimed he never took an oath of induction and was imprisoned six months for refusing orders, then left camp to work as a Jehovah’s Witness missionary. Cahoon, a minister of religion, argued exemption but was classified 1-A and sentenced to 13 months in prison for refusal to be inducted.
Mrs Ed Schwartzkaaf wife of the Nebraska guard is a member of the university English department faculty. One of her pupils is Jim Thompson who plays center beside Ed.
Rudolph D. Graza of 621 Delgado street told authorities Tuesday that his electric saw was taken. A light want ad claims bigger cash yields through a 24 hour selling job for Dial 1231.
Congressional investigators report millions in scarce building materials found in army depots led by Hugh Wise. At Seneca near Peoria investigators seek explanation for delays in releasing surplus materials to private industry. The Seneca case reflects conditions at several depots nationwide with complaints cited.
Mrs. E. V. Wolfram of 1524 West Olmos drive reported to police Tuesday that a piano she gave for tuning has not been returned after the tuner moved his business location. She seeks recovery of the instrument.
Philadelphia war veterans with the G I Taxi Cab Association pitched tents on the state capitol grounds to press for taxi franchises. They interrupted a Public Utility Commission meeting and demanded an immediate hearing after a 15 month wait, signaling readiness to stay weeks if needed.
J L Dickson engineer in charge will discuss the San Antonio interregional highway system at a Lions Club meeting Wednesday at the Gunter hotel.
Ten year old Leon Benton suffered burns when he struck a match near a leaking gas main beside a storm sewer. Police say the explosion occurred after the match ignited the gas.
Funeral services were held for Dr Margaret McGill 53 longtime East Texas State College history professor. McGill died Sunday night at her home survived by two sisters Mary of San Antonio and Mrs K Burney of Dallas.
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