Life Insurance Sales Gain In 1946 Through May Rise
Edward C Andersen superintendent of agencies for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance visits San Antonio. He congratulates the Royal Agency led by C Archie Helland on a 463.7 percent increase in sales during the first five months of 1946 compared to the previous year.
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Edward C. Andersen
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurante Company
San Antonio
Andersen
Royal Agency
C. Archie Helland
Bonds Under Probe Involves Baker Case
Uncashed $2000 bonds tied to a Kelly field employee case are to be sent to the Treasury for ownership determination. Charles A. Ellis said Baker, charged with presenting ward bonds under false pretenses, was acquitted this week. The 111 bonds, mostly $25 each, were cashed for Kelly field employees.
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Luther Lee Baker
Kelly” Fet
Hip
Treasury Department
Charles A. Ellis
Srv
Baker
Kelly Field
Free Beauty Aids At Orphans Home Sunday
Protestant Orphan's home will host a Texas Association of credited Beauty Culturists unit 5 staff to provide permanent waves for 39 orphans ages 6 to 18. Lewis Barber College will give haircuts to 68 orphans. The Beauty Culturists conceived the permanent wave years ago and have gained national publicity for their generosity.
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Orphan's Home
Texas Association of Accredited
Munition Plants To Make Fertilizer
Washington December 23 194? Major General Everett S. Mighes announced conversion of munition parts to fertilizer-grade ammonium nitrate to boost Allied war material output. Sixteen plots will begin turning out ammonium in a few days to support Germany Japan and other areas.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
Everrtt S. Mighes
Minance
Blind Grolf to Meet at Wye San Antonin Association
Quarterly meeting luncheon and business session of the Blind Association will be at the Menger Hotel at 12:14 p.m. Monday announced by Barney Sadovsky, president.
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Blind Grolf
Wye San Antonin
Menger Hotel
Barney Sadovsky
Attlee Pushes Veto Review in United Nations Council
London Oct 23 Prime Minister Attlee urged a review of the veto in the United Nations Security Council stating government favors restraining its use to original intent. He spoke in the foreign affairs debate in the House of Commons and warned against treating the council as a propaganda tool.
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London
Attee
United Nations Council
Attlee
House of Commons
Winston Clairehill
Allice
Allee
House
Security Council
Leader Daniel Upite dies. funeral services planned
Daniel Upite 75 former president of the Celion Belt railroad died in St Louis. Floral services will be held there tomorrow for the leader who guided the railroad in earlier years.
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Nail
ST. Louis
Daniel Upite Prove
Celion Belt Railroad
Police chief confirms officer shot man in city incident
Police Chief Bruce Weatherly said on Wednesday he was satisfied the bullet that killed Lynavie Trujide, 20, of 6301 Last Commerce Street, came from a policeman’s gun. Radio Patrolman E Villareal fired while attempting to take a drunk to headquarters. Villareal’s .32-caliber pistol and the bullet were examined in Austin.
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Bruce Weatherly
Lynavie Trujide
Commerce Street
E. Villareal
Villareal
Trujido
Austin
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