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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1946

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Guffey Denies Nazi Oil Plot Charge From Gop Committee

In a Pittsburgh story attributed to Ray Springle, Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsylvania is accused of plotting to supply millions of barrels of Mexican oil to Nazi Germany in the late 1930s to aid Hitler's war machine. Guffey responded with a denial.

Harhisburg Pan Cryso UMS Joseph F. Gulfey Pennsylvania U. S Republican State Committee Today Hitler the Committee Ray Springle Pittsburgh Guffey Nazi Germany The Star Guffer

Bell Judged Champion Vagabond Heifer at 83rd Show

Vagabond owned by Straus and Sons of San Antonio was judged grand champion in the five for one class at the Louisiana State show. Another Stratus Hereford, Monty Rupert 140th, was also named grand champion as the herd heifer.

Bell Straus and Sons San Antonis Louisiana Stratus Hereford Monty Rupert

Labor Roundup Highlights Threats and Labor Strikes

John L. Lewis escalates demands in the soft coal dispute with Interior Secretary Krug, threatening a walkout by 400,000 miners two weeks before a prior deadline. The article notes parallel hard coal agreements, rising pay forecasts for air pilots, and ongoing labor tensions across unions and transport sectors. Police report port and shipyard clashes, arrests, and a Seafarers union peace effort amid broader industry strife.

John L. Lewis J. A. Krug Lewis Krug Washington AFL United Mine Workers’ Union Lewis Krug Pennsylvania Krug Lewis

Music union head seeks higher transcription pay

James C Petrillo president of the American Federation of Musicians demands wage and overtime increases from 13 transcription companies. He seeks a new scale of 30 dollars for every 15 minutes or less musicians work on transcriptions with double pay for the orchestra leader, current scale 18 dollars.

James C Petrillo American Federation of Musicians AFL Petrillo

Chrysler Leaders Map Cost of Living Strategy in Detroit

Chrysler leaders of the UAW CIO units meet in Detroit to map a strategy for boosting pay to offset rising living costs for about 70,000 production workers. Wage talks are expected to start after leaders set minimum pay requirements, a decision seen as shaping the wage pattern for the auto industry and possibly all CIO unions.

Chrysler Corporation Uaw-Cio Detroit

Pilots strike enters third day with looming pay dispute

The threat of a new pains strike early next year shadows aviation as 1400 TWA pilots walkout enters its third day. In a separate dispute, American Airlines two-engine pilots filed a mediation demand after talks with the AFL Air Line Pilots Association failed to reach agreement.

TWA Joseph P. Selly American Communications Association CIO Western Union Telegraph Selly Thomas L. J. Corcoran Labin United Nations American Airlines National Meditation Board A. F. of L. Air Line Pilots Association

OPA to Lift More Controls on Foods

Washington reports that the OPA and agriculture officials are preparing a broad decontrol list to be released today. Expected targets include flour bread and baked goods while some staples like sugar and rice may stay under control. Milk cheese butter may remain under dairy controls.

Washington OPA Agriculture Truman

Weather figures and celestial times from October report

The document presents humidity 74 percent for October and a precipitation total of 41 inches for the past 24 hours with a month deficiency of 0.99 inch. Sun set at 6 p.m. Wednesday and rise at 6:41 a.m. Thursday with a pelx at 2:35 p.m. Thursday. Moon rises at 6:10 p.m. Thursday and sets at 5:31 p.m. Wednesday. Moon phase is New moon. Winds at 41 a.m. Wednesday are south-southwest at 12 mph. Tides at Aransas Pass show high at 2:38 p.m. and 0:45 p.m., lows at 0:00. Palen count lists molds ragweed grass amaranth with respective tallies. City temperatures for various locales are given including Austin 68 and Corpus Christi 4 7. The article ends with a note on Arabs and Muslims in Palestine noting about one ninth are Christian.

Seth Wednix Ann Pelx Wednessy Aransas Pass da. m Hatton Amifino Vic Ceeceens Austin Horton Brownsville Cheyenne Chicago Corpus Christi Denver Helena Mont Houston Jacksonville Kanops City Angelis Memphis New York City Dimann J. Meebteburgh Williston

Richard and Eugene Camp Guilty of Malicious Mischief

Richard and Eugene Camp were found guilty of malicious mischief by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court No 2. Each man was fined 100 dollars for destroying property at 2213 Blanco Road belonging to Meader on June 17. The report also notes a U.S. bird population estimate of at least five billion.

Richard and Eugene Camp Basse Road Charles J. Matthews Blanco Road Meader

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