Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1946

Page

13

City Votes Parking Plan Under Travis Park Proposal

City council backed H E Zackey plan to build underground parking under Travis Park for 1 500 000 with financing details discussed. Zacky noted legislation may be needed to allow city operation of the area and construction could start once passed. He proposed storage for red cars and to buy revenue bonds at 3 percent to fund 23 years, with lease terms to cover bond payments.

H. E. Zackey Travis Park Zacky Gong Acthry Altorneys Buiter Zachry

Deaths and funeral notices span many Texas families

Obituary fragment describes numerous deaths and memorials across San Antonio and Houston areas. It lists survivors including spouses children and grandchildren, with services held at multiple churches and funeral homes. Interments planned at Rose Lawn and San Fermando cemeteries, with arrangements by local funeral houses.

Union Offer Received for Onions to School Children

Commissioner Rudy Stappenbeck received a telegram from Charles L Mawel acting head of the Texas department of agriculture in Austin. It offered two pounds of Spanish onions for every school child and asked how many onions were desired for San Antonio. Stappenbeck said he would wash his hands of the matter as his term expires December 31.

Rudy Stappenbeck Charles L. Mawel Department of Agriculture Austin San Antonio Slappenbeck

Two Man Airport Board Suggested by Vander Weide

A letter from Sam G. Vander Weide praises Air Bert Director Paul Wilkins and urges a two man airport board for Mayme Gus Mauermann and others. Vander Weide calls for airport expansion and improvement, endorses Dr. Mitchell and A. B. Zachry for the board, and notes ongoing work and plans.

Maym Gus Mauermann Airbert Aul Wilkins Letwer Sam G. Vander Weide Aviador VanderWeide Wilkins Tie DR. Mitchell A. B. Zachry

Pickets Still At Pioneer Mills Strike Draws Wage Increase Push

Pickets remain at Pioneer Flour Mills as workers aligned with the Food Textile and Agricultural Workers Union press for a 20 cent hourly raise. The walkout began Wednesday with 85 employees leaving to demand the higher pay.

Pioneer Mills Feans Pioneer Flour Mills Agrevreen Rearheil Beltweern Food, Tetxicco and Apricultural Workers Union

Legion Special Kills 4 in Family Tragedy

Four men and a child were killed when an American Legion Special train collided with their auto near New York Mills Minnesota. Joseph Buppie age 4 and his children Clyde 6 Norma 10 and Lorna 9 perished. Another son Lesion was critically injured minutes to Sunday school.

Texas Traffic Deaths Increase in Early 1946

Texas reports 1185 traffic deaths in the first six months of 1946, a 42 percent rise from 835 deaths in the same period last year, according to the state department of public safety. The increase reflects a jump in the total number of accidents, signaling rising road danger.

Austin State Department of Public Safety

British raise paper allotment amid wartime press limits

London reports the British government raises wartime newsprint allotment. Newspapers may print twice the previous weekly pages, with standard journals allowed up to twelve pages and tables up to eight. The move aims to ease shortages while maintaining control over output.

London Bates

Mrs. J. K. Elkins Dies At Yoakum

Mrs. J K Elkins 86 died at her Yoakum home Sunday. Services set for Tuesday. She was widow of J K Milins, co founder of a variety store that grew into a chain. Survived by son Ernest and daughter Mrs WoT Browning, both of Yoakum.

Xoakum J. K. Elkins J. K. Milins Ernest

Soup King's Rites Arranged

Philadelphia obituary notice reports Arthur Darrance 53, president of Campbell Soup Co., died Saturday night at his suburban Ardmore home after four weeks illness. Funeral services planned tomorrow with burial at Bryn Mawr following the rites.

Philadelphia Arthur €. Darrance Campbell Soup Company Ardmore Rome Bryn Mawr

Navy Mothers club carnival at La Villita Sept 25

City news notes the Navy Mothers club carnival at La Villita on Sept 25 from 7 to 12 p.m to provide welfare benefits and entertainments with refreshments. A precarnival dance and floor show are set for Sept 28 at Mewpan Sons Hall 525 5. St Marys with public invitation.

Navy Elup la Villita Mewpan Sons Hall St Marys Aum

River Murder Links Woman in St Louis Area

Police in St Louis await extradition from Burlington Iowa of Mrs Anne Kuhlmeyer 23 a divorcee in the slaying of Mrs Irene Elsing 27 whose body was found weighted and submerged in the Mississippi near Crystal City Missouri on September 9 Pvt Billy A iderson 24 of Burlington a Scott Field Illinois soldier implicated himself Mrs Kuhlmeyer and a St Louis bus driver Robert Simmons 31 in the murder They say the three in a car beat and choked Mrs Elsing then weighted her body and dumped it in the river

East SJ Louis UNS Burlington Iowa Anne Kuhlmeyer Uiver Irene Elsing Billy Aiderson Sta Scott Field Kuhlmeyer St. Louis Robert Simmons

Charge of Theft Brings $1 Fine

Branciscd Alvarado of 111 Daly School was fined $1 and ordered to pay $21.95 in costs by Judge McCollum Burnett on theft charges alleging theft of a piston holster valued at $4 nine sheets at 65 cents and a soap bar at 16 cents. Samuel Balderas of 317 Oak Street was fined $5 with $26.95 costs on a charge of tampering with a motor vehicle.

Branciscd Alvarado Daly School McCollum Burnett County Coun Samuel Balderas Oak Street Wil

Two sue stores for slippery floor

Two women filed negligence suits Monday claiming slippery floors caused them to fall and suffer permanent injuries. Susana Guerra seeks 22,500 damages plus costs from W T Grant Co. Lydia Tullos asks 17,500 and costs from Solo Serve. Cases filed in the 73rd District Courts.

Susana Guerra W. T. Grant Company Lydia Tullos Solo Sis Stttane

Converse Youth To Get 4-H Award

Duane Koenig, 16, of Converse, a junior at Brarkenridge High School, will receive a 4-H rural youth award at the state fair in Dallas on October 5, announced by J. W. Patts, extension specialist. The notice names Koenig as representative for the extension service district.

Duane Koenig Converse Brarkenridge High School Dallas Extension Service J. W.patts College Station

Obituary notices list several local deaths and services

Obituaries for William Frederick Handite 62 of Lindsey wilt Sereien AL a.m. Monday at Bravesite Roselawn Memorial Park details show burial at San Fernando. Lynn and Joh Irvin Chandler of 10% Woodliel street Saturday mass at Our Little Flower Shareh. Other notices: Henry B Vogelsang 70 funeral Monday at Zigik Kearny burial San Jose, Mra Niian Seewald 91 High if Monday service by Tren t Chitrels Kendatin burial Kenia cemetery, plus Rushner and W W Comfort An gle. Mass and service times vary, with Burials at San Fernando zomele and Avangus Pnes.

Titian Preven Tandueama Sebtensber Venience Richa Dauchlers Mis Wiltiane Moris Mra Sainon Max Dangennorg Sat Antanbey Aire FAK Phoenix AU Brandson Tonuny Langensens John Gurl Sinton Tatile OkIn Goorie — Vanilee Bloore Haid Alben Puckwertz Tike Hulitn Koch Moore Pocevwell Ohl Texan Avena Rmn Our Lette Lower Church Rex Cyril Tatrraeat Ban Fernandy Mix Roariquer Guaialuve Joly Ty Wil W. Laurel Su Bir Walle Jasues E. Noeurs Biphoy Aranmer Lias Bere Sampson Foltner Duaeh Fan Antone R Amon Kingsley Tansaz Sinter Eastern Star Pyrat Christian Church Martimay Ren Lee Parke Roselow Memorial Park Ariquies Alamn Nitchell Houston Helen Wilehell Angela Stanish Frank Albert Matilda Lee Stenish Robert Joe Muitecrey Eupifanix Rosenda de da Torre Manee Mexico Beart of Mars Rimon San Fermanno Zamarrina Funeral Home EL Paso GALE Mars Béesle Gale Tha Pilal Ora L. Davie Leni Mu Wker Larah Laughton Rons' Ite Ie Post Chanel Mayfield le Termont Fort Sam Jlavston National Cemetery Porter Loring Hungrary Mom's Personnel Association Som Oscar Stewart Hendalla Tex Fauschters Freida Meander Clara Wiéters Hulda Fischer San Antonio Adolph Bausch Slaterdale Wex Henry Gus Tavech Sane der Sigters Annie Pleiter Frestericksburs Wenrietta Hohenberren Foria Das Kendalla Texas Carl Mev Sinnis Berkley Roy William Frederick Handite Lindsey Wilt Mass San Fernando Cemetery No Ia Lynn Joh Irvin Chandler Woodliel Street Sereien AL A Bravesite Butldif Roselawn Memorial Park Matte Ko Bale Bergiega Vinaday Pirst Christian Ehurch Rurat Henry B. Vogelsang Sardona Theaday Zizik-Kearns Funeral Home San .Jose

Cotton futures rise as mill demand backs gains

New York cotton futures opened unchanged to higher with October through March prices listed. Early buying by mills and fears of textile demand supported prices, while profit taking trimmed gains later in the session. Prices fluctuated with October around 37 to 38 dollars per bale and nearby months mixed.

New Orleans New York

Oil Developments Stir Texas Gulf County Drilling

Oil news from Quintana Petroleum Corporation and partners report a new 24,000-tomt well to be started ten miles southwest of Gonvales. The No 1 Alfred Spelckermany drill site lies 335 feet from the south line and 1882 feet from the north line of a 140-acre tract in William Newhtan survey. Texas company holds 5.5 operating interest in adjacent acreage as several major firms vie for horizons in Glenrose and below.

Gonvales County Quintana Petroleum Corporation Texas Ondrexpect Gonvales Alfred Spelckermany William Newhtan Quintana Texas Company Tumble Pan American Fidelity Fl. J McDown IL H Weinert F,m Hoome Glenvane Quintana and Associates Gil Glenrose Jess McNeill McCiullen County David Charles D. Matthews la Pryor Noutheast Ring Broe Matthews Teva Hag George Wort Iy Aiven Zavala Theaper Agia Puval Ponte Tavier Eagh

Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Poultry Listed

A long list of bicycle-like OCR errors shows market prices for fruits vegetables and poultry. Entries include avocados potatoes apples grapes apples bananas and more with varied prices per crate bushel pound and sack across multiple regions and suppliers.

Wabkee Vecetables Aguayaguy California_caulipower Carroll California Coommbera Celery Michigan Oregon Idaho Calif

Cattle and livestock prices stumble through erratic bids

San Antonio Livestock Market News reports cattle bids uneven with calves and yearlings showing limited demand. Slaughter cattle and sows mixed. beef bulls and feeder pigs traded at scattered prices amid general firmness in canners and cutters. Fresh lambs and sheep receipts remain steady, with prices varying by grade and weight.

SAN Antoni Livratouic Federal-Stite Market News Service Mediao Ismasana Sheen

Texas Misses to Attend New York Madison Square Garden Rodeo

Randers' 14 year old Ann Tobin Biey is one of six Texas sponsors chosen to represent the state at the Madison Square Garden rodeo starting Wednesday and running through October 27. The group travels with the show unit to Boston after New York.

Bill Gray Ann Tobin Biey Randers Texas New York Madison Square Garden Boston New York

Bulgarian government to release 2000 prisoners tomorrow

Mass pardon announced by the Bulgarian government will free about two thousand political and criminal prisoners from jail tomorrow. The decision aims to reduce overcrowding and may affect high profile detainees.

Softa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yoakum City News Billy Anderson Sue Chicago Atra W. Lauvel Street Avangus-Pnes Rover G Mituhel Casper Your Highness Trilly Sotear Te Watt Triley Jimmy Murphy TooTs Aunt Trill Simon Morea Daley Fisher Ees Mandrake the Magician Felina Mandrake Lee Walk Phil Davis Katina Felinas Commission Market Jiang Cattie ClacaGo Rncel Asleas Hee Upetarts Ae Laine Eurron Neceipts Ager Shevks Gexga Bond & Mortgage Company Eotght Fanninotae Érain Texas National Corporation ALAMO Southern National Life Insurance CO OLD. Line Legal Reserve Frost National Bank Bldg Fannin OPA South Texas Middle West Kilmer Swami Bien Meantine Ieee Foi Otner Hinte Iai Lemimunity Nnance & Thrift Corporation Fee E. Travis Street Brataveny BANK Alan Milam
Search Courier

Search the San Antonio Light Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The San Antonio Light?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication