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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1948

Page

6

Methodists Attend Camp in New Braunfels

A. E. Loudon pastor of Floresville Methodist church leads juniors Barbara Jentsch Martha Jane Eschenburg and Michael Spruce at the Methodist camp for juniors at Camp Huaco New Braunfels this week Rev Loudon directs the camp Fans and thrills for youngsters from 6 to 60 appear in Puck the Comic Weekly big color magazine with Light Want Ads Dial F-1231 40 place Light Want Ads.

Tho Ls Floresville Aug A. E. Loudon Floresville Methodist Church Barbara Jentsch Martha Jane Eschenburg Michael Spruce Camp Huaco New Braunfels Rev. Loudon America Puck The Comic Weekly Big Color Comic Magazine Light

Spy Witnesses Face Perjury Charges in Washington Hearings

The hearings focus on alleged wartime Soviet espionage networks in Washington. Witnesses face possible perjury charges as Rep Nixon and others press for full truth. Henry A Wallace and Henry Silverman are cited in questioning about communism and possible self-incrimination.

Ciation Royal Economic Edge Miss Bentley Air Corps Silverman Bennett E. Meyers Meyers Senate Mundt Henry A. Wallace Wallace U. S McDowell Washington Harry AD. White Lauchlin Currie Donald Hiss Williams. Gold Frak Cue

Woman urges curb on store window mannequins

Detroit August 12 Mrs Mary Wanley told the city council an ordinance is needed to ban mannikins in shop windows arguing they embarrass women and stimulate sex criminals. The council took the suggestion for future consideration.

Detroit Mary Wanley

Colleges Urged To Impart Wisdom

In San Francisco on August 12 Dr Ernest Little president elect of the American Pharmaceutical Association urged colleges to teach wisdom and analytical thinking over pure fact memorization. He said knowledge is important but the ability to think, reason, and analyze is rarer and essential for solving problems quickly.

San Francisco American Pharmaceutical Assa Ernest Little Newark Little Wide

Judge Ends One Man Rebellion Over Parking Fines

Denver August reports that Justice George A. Luxford of the Colorado Supreme Court paid $26 in fines for five traffic tickets incurred during a four day protest at the state capitol. The protest involved parking violations in restricted areas and was resolved when Luxford paid the penalties.

Denver INS Colorado Supreme Court George A. Luxford

Soviet Press Attacks U S on Kidnaping of Teachers

Moscow reports portray the United States as kidnapping Russian teachers to force treason, naming Mikhail Samarin and Ok sana Stepanovna Kosenkina. Pravda charges FBI and Mundt with counter-espionage links, criticizing American democracy as tolerating gangster methods.

Moscow U. S FBI Congressional UN- American Activities Committee Pamyshkin Mikhail Samarin Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina New York Pravda Washington Tass Chayrged Rep. Mundt R-Sd House Committee Communist Party Mundt jAtuariern

S A Heat to Hit 105

Heat illness guidance contrasts heat stroke and heat exhaustion with symptoms and first aid. For heat stroke the victim shows dry skin, red face, high temperature, rapid pulse and unconsciousness and should be cooled with sponging and ice on the head. For heat exhaustion moist skin and weak pulse with rapid breathing require cooling and quiet, light covering, with no stimulants until a physician arrives.

Hill

Bad News For Dallas Kids

Dallas reports a flood of 184321 new textbooks and 50000 to 60000 old texts piling into a warehouse for next year. Most books are in the recently adopted category and will enter the system this year. Discarded texts head to publishing houses for a small return.

Dallas

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