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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1946
Page
3
The San Antonio Light outlines high speed, high quality help and exchange ads in its Want Ads section. It encourages readers to contact the courteous ad writer at F123 for help in filing wants for cash, housing, or goods. The copy promises bigger cash yields from Light Want Ads and hints at flexible selling time.
New York city dispatch reports the United States aims to unite bipartisan policy at the United Nations General Assembly. Secretary Byrnes leads behind the scenes briefings to keep US foreign policy cohesive during a heated election year. Delegation leaders Aus Connally and Vandenberg guide discussions on Europe post UNRRA and security matters while preparing for subcommittee work. The Townsend pensioner meeting is scheduled for Saturday noon at the Melpal auditorium.
Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder urged industrial workers at a St. Louis savings bond rally to rejoin payroll savings plans to curb inflation and expand public debt ownership. He noted participation dropped from 27 million to about 7.5 million and outlined aims to widen ownership and reduce inflation by steering spending into future bond purchases.
A $20,000 damages claim was filed Wednesday in the Thirty Seventh District Court against Kilian's Drive-In at 2121 North St Marys Street by Arizona Burke, age 72, alleging permanent injuries from a slip and fall inside the establishment.
An OCR fragment promotes light want ads promising quick cash by selling ads and urges dialing F-1231 for an example of their adwriting. It also touts Blue Star Ointment claiming fast treatment for skin ailments with money back within the first jar if unsatisfied.
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