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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1946

Page

2

Wallace Byrnes Split Over Red Speech Sparks Debate

Washington observers foresee a sharp Wallace Byrnes split over his foreign policy speech. Wallace urged recognizing spheres of influence and avoiding close Britain cooperation while criticizing a get tough with Russia stance. Truman approved the speech, though officials see three key deviations from current policy and continued doubt about a bloc with Britain.

Washington Wallace Truman United States Byrnes Russia Britain Vunion New York National Citizens Political Action Committee Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Profess Sans State Department Tru The Hull Moscow

Eisenhower Returns for Mother's Funeral in Abilene

General Eisenhower travels to Abilene to attend his mother Mrs Tha Slower Eisenhower’s funeral after her death the prior Wednesday. Buckingham Palace says General Eisenhower and family will visit Balmoral Castle in Scotland on October 3 as guests of King George and Queen Elizabeth. In New York activists sue Womrath’s Bookshops for selling the allegedly indecent Memoirs of Hecate County, charging possession with intent to sell.

Abilene Kan Dwight D. Eisenhower Tha Slower Eisenhower London Buckingham Palace Eisenhower John George Queen Elizabeth Balmoral Castle Scotland Leon Kaunas New York New York Society For the Suppression of Vice Today Womrath John S. Sumner Anti-Vice Mid Town Arthur E. Sachs Womrath’s Bookshops and Libraries, Inc Harry G. Andrews Edmund Wilson Hecate County Doubleday and Company Sumner Womrath’s Womyath's

Munphy Schedule Note and Weather Totals

Fragmentary OCR notes show a sequence of times and rainfall figures. It records 72 percent efficiency for September, 4 percent preparation for past 24 hours, total month 28 inches and a monthly deficiency of 2.13 inches. Yearly total 24.08 inches, excess 427 inches. Subset at 6 42 PM rises at 8 15 PM, Saturday date unclear.

Munphy Aldae Uw An Daml Iiuwatt Byan Poren Court Grasa Fay Vegmasito Austin Eustatney Bork “Post Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis New York Williston N. D

Violence Strikes Bombay Again Amid Riots

Bombay information director reported a stabbing in the southern city area this morning. The city had endured a ten hour lull in violence after last week’s riots left more than 200 dead.

Bombay Bombay Information Director

Smuggled Autos Net High Prices This Week

Deputy U S Marshal K C Shannon disclosed in El Paso that smugglers sell cars looted from the United States at about 1800 dollars for up to 5000 in Mexico. He spoke at a meeting with local officials and Lift Managers at the St Anthony Hotel to discuss cross border smuggling and enforcement efforts.

Mexico U.S K. C. Shanon el Paso McPherson Texas Christian Unt C. L

Death claims author doctor of Halstead Kansas

Dr. Arthur Hertzler 76 a nationally known author and surgeon died at his Halstead hospital yesterday after a period of critical illness from uremia. He had practiced medicine here since 1894 and was born in Iowa on July 26, 1870. His wife Dr Irene Koeneke was in Toronto pursuing postgraduate study. Hertzler authored medical works including Horse and Buggy Doctor and retired from practice last spring.

Halstead Kan Arthur &. Hertzler Halstead Hospital Irene Koeneke Toronto Toronto University Hertaler Inter Iowa

Better Juvenile Program Aimed at Public Understanding

Henry B. Gonzalez urged city wide meetings of social and welfare readers and radio broadcasts in Spanish and English to better explain juvenile delinquency problems. He called for a central detention home, adequate personnel for a local training school, and a larger juvenile office staff, noting Bexar County lacks these minimum needs. County Judge Charles W Anderson supported pursuing much of the plan.

Henry B. Gonzalez Charles W. Anderson Gonzalez Uven Texas

Sanitation Training Offered for Health Department

Veterans are invited to join the sanitation division under the GL training program. R L Marvel, head of the division, seeks to enlarge his staff from 13 by 10 more men. Applicants need three years of high school education. no age limit or prior experience required. A three months class will cover environmental sanitation, inspecting food establishments, pit privies, and general sanitation hazards.

Health Department R. L. Marvel

Durango Kid Returns in Desert Horseman at State Theater

A Durango Kid double feature opens with The Desert Horseman starring Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnett at the State Theater on Saturday. The second film Avalanche, a murder melodrama set in the slow country, features Brice Cabot and Roscoe Karns.

Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett Brice Cabot Roscoe Karns

Car Output Un for Week DETROIT Report

Ward's automotive reports estimate the current week's output of passenger cars and trucks in the United States and Canada at 37,078 units, compared with a revised 72,535 for last week’s four days operations.

Detroit Ward United States Canada

Trip to Bank Called Off

Mrs. Josephine Pena of 148 Kathryn avenue planned a bank deposit Friday but a burglar broke into her home and stole 270 dollars, her watch, and a son’s item. Milton Klamer of 26 West Houston street reported three club caps stolen from his car in the 1400 block of South St. Marys Street.

Josephine Pena Kathryn Avenue Vio Jate Milton Klamer West Houston Street South St. Mary's ‘Street

Parachute Failure Kills Pilot Near Yokyo

Army air headquarters reports Lt. R. J. Sherrer of Mobile Alabama was killed September 4 when his P 51 spiraled out of control as his parachute failed to open. The pilot was a fighter assigned to active duty overseas.

Army Air Headquarters Today R. J. Sherrer Mobile Ala Sherrer

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