San Angelo Evening Standard from San Angelo, Texas (2024)

October 7, 1947

Publication:

San Angelo Evening Standardi

Location:

San Angelo, Texas

Issue Date:

Tuesday, October 7, 1947

Page:

8

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sentative announced settlement of the dispute at Sweetwater The strike had cut off the major supply of Texas wallboard based on a 40-hour week The offer was first made at the expiration of the old contract May 8 Youngblood union repre Sweetwater Gypsum Woikers To End 74-Day-Old Strike Sflate Spends More Then lit Takes In AUTO SEAT COVERS DALLAS Oct 7 -Striking workers at the Gypsum Sweetwater plant were scheduled to resume work today after the 74-day strike was ended last night The United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers International Union (AFL) voted to end the strike i last night accepting a company of 10V4 cents an hour increase GENUINE FIBRE Higher In Quality Lower In Price Tailored to Fit The report yesterday and the state report last week reflected a substantial reduction in the big gen- Sept 1 to $47274298 on Sept a reduction of $2558379 for the "'iifthe fa'ce of the fact that September was the first month in many that the state spent more than it took in the government is tin pretty well-heeled The report 'showed total cash in all state funds Sept 30 was 3141-489531 compared with $139467786 on Aug 31 195 covers Any Coach or Sedan AUSTIN Oct 7 Texas has started a new fiscal year by spending more on its state government than it ia taking in -x The comptroller reported yesterday that total expenditures for all state services during September were $1590289 above total revenue receipts from all sources September was the first month of the fiscal year It was the first month in which heavy appropriations by the 50th Legislature were accurately reflected in a compara-tivfe statement of income and out- comptroller also reported to-come for the first month of this fiscal year was still far ahead of the first month of the last fiscal y6n 1946 September income was $25055435 compared with $32306-591 in September 1947 I Borger Man Fatally Burned Trying To Save Son From Fire Installed Free Expertly Hand-Fitted The Best Opportunity You Have Had For Years to Buy a Quality Product at a Reasonable Price -1M0 1940 IMS AMERICAN FARMERS CAIN ieves the American farmer is using his oboves based on a Bureau of Aaricultural EcoVo ntus shaws9thT' ri in of rural homes with various modern improvements EASE TORTURE SIMPLE PILES Think of it! A single soothing eminent thst speeds relief from torwres of simple p3es unsung Psro act st once to relieve pun md soothes inflamed tissues lubricsiVT hardened end pain of simple piles get Puo in tunes complete with perforated pile pipe for simple thorough also tins Never A Worry When Model Does It Everything comes back flawlessly finished! All buttons secure with no wear and tear on the daintiest things LAUNDRY Dial 3111 Wheat Consumption By Breweries Up This Year BORGER Oct 7 A home explosion yesterday killed Baker 30 and critically burned his 3-year-old son Baker was fatally burned while trying to save hla son Officials said Baker was clean-tog clothes In the bathroom of his home when fumes ignited end later caused the explosion Baker waa blown into an adjoining room officers said but rushed back Into the bathroom to get his son Supply Come in Today! Bill Ragsdale Tire Go SUPFOSITOKY USBS-When jrour irww prescribes suppositories for Tour particular esse ask him about Paso Suppositories Get them in bendy boxes of 14 st all drugstores 89 cente 1 South Chadbourno I Louise Reiterates Her Romance With Gollum Is Ended I i SANTA ANA Calif Oct 7 1ft-This quiet little citrus belt city was settling back to normal today after a turbulent six and a half months that ended Sunday when Louise Overell and George (Bud) Gollum were acquitted by a jury of murder charges in the yacht blast deaths of her parents Lbuise 18-year-old heiress today was at the homeof her uncle Fred 33z nancy uu i jungquist in Los Angeles Twenty- 1558700 against 4189212 malt and oncyearK)ld Bud was at his Los malt products 540171206 against I Angeies home catching up on 3791118 against 22983226 cooking" STOCKS INCREASE And Louise as she Indicated im- The bureau reported stocks at mediately after their acquittal re-the beginning of this September iterated to reporters that she had grown to 9050473 barrel of lanned to sever relationships with 31 gallons each from 6928309 from Q0num a year earlier returning his engagement Consumption as reflected in tax- ring she declared paid withdrawals from warehouses Both declared their intention of rose to 8841824 barrels last Au-1 cctting a good rest before starting gust compared with 7538072 bar-1 on jong trips separately rels in August 1946 I Miss counsel Otto A last year the bureau said For August alone the figures were l090-800 pounds this year to 165100 Comparative poundages of the other grains used for last July and August against July and August 1946 were listed as Corn and com products 19104Z-884 against 78890509 rice and rice products 35886879 against 27029-332: barley and barley products 1558700 against 4189212 malt and Miss Overell' counsel Otto A WASHINGTON Oct 7 The Internal revenue bureau reported today that breweries used almost three times as much wheat and wheat products in July and August this year as in the same months the save-food-for-Europe drive beer industry leaders said Saturday they win recommend that the 450 breweries eliminate use of wheat along th table-grade pice and release all wheat stocks on hand or contracted for PRODUCTION UP The revenue bureau said breweries used 773677586 pounds of various grains last July and August against 508884546 in July and Au- gust 1946 boosting beer production to 17876504 barrels against 14214-632 Wheat and wheat products used totaled 1226800 pounds to the two months this year against 417970 Jacobs said she will- press for double Indemnity collection on $150000 insurance policies on the lives of her parents Financier and Mrs Walter Overell i Actors are believed to have been called because they used ham fat to remove makeup MANY CREDIT TO THEIR CRAFTS Unions Give Support To Hire Handicapped Veek organized tabor its membership thousands of handt primary aim canned workers who are a credit L- Ruttle TEC manager here to their crafts and to their union Mld that all facilities of the office Ray president of the San wm be concentrated on placing the Anceto Central Labor Council em- handicapped persons now register-nhxsized that today in announcing ed In San Angelo support of National Ilmploy the Physically Handicapped Week 0ct prqUD OF WORK "Organised labor to prau to hive these members' he said (See Story end Pictures on Page 1) BROOKS HARMAN Announces Opening Of Law Office re- un- xo- CM I Headquarters For: BRAKE SERVICE SPRING SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING WHEEL STRAIGHTENING Since 1931 01 AF In Holcombe-Blanton Bldg San Angelo Specializing In a Federal Jaxafion a labor Law TELEPHONE 6432 BALDWIN Owner 35 East Concho Dl 3434 THIS WEEK'S NEW RECORD RELEASES HEAR THEM TODAY are glad to assume the responsibilities that devolve upon our unions 1 connection with NEPH Week" the labor president stated "We have welcomed back many members who suffered war disabilities and many have been readjusted in their old Jobs or new ones We are glad to assist In fur-1 ther readjustment through accredited apprenticeship 1 courses or in other ways to help those who suffer disabilities in service of their country to become established to jobs salted to their abilities" Ray said he took pride in the achievements of felldw craftsmen who have overcome physical impairment by matching aptitudes and acquired skills with job requirements properly placed they ask no adds of their more fortunate brothers he add- JOIN IN OBSERVANCE Ray said local unions are glad to co-operate with employers in finding jobs which handicapped workers can fill particularly veterans and that during this week business agents in co-operation with the San Angelo Texas Employment Commission office will THOMAS COOPER Attorney At Law General Praetla Specialising la Income lav Beperta Office me Dallas Dial 1M and Eddy Arnold sieeoeeeoi Texas Jim Robertson I Ted Chair" My Sorrow" In Palo Alto" and Make Me Sorry" and John" You Never Miss the Plain and 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FOR THI BUT YOU'VI 1VIR TASTED ASK FOR cqbibik Ont Tin Of Milk ar WataF Ona Tin of Swp Doubl Quantity Worth Mu SDNBET STAGES Baa A Fort i a bl 11:30 a BL blIot AblleaiTorl Wichita Fella ato ABILENE-SAN ANGELO MOTOB COACHES Via Babart tea and Branto to Ban Angelo a tn 400 CONTINENTAL TaAlLWAXS igelo 7:000:40 a Saa Angelo to 3:00 and 0:10 BAY GENT "COACHES to MeCamey for Odceaa toluk foi wrt Elarla 1:00 9- 9.

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