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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1950

Page

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Blame Hinted In Amboy Blast

A coast guard investigation board found no direct evidence of sabotage in the South Amboy explosion that killed 31 and injured hundreds on May 19. It did not exclude sabotage as possible. The 26 page report cites an erroneous impression by an explosives firm as a contributing cause and lambasts Kilgore Manufacturing and others for mishandling explosives.

New York INS Coast Guard South Amboy N. Vmtions Investigation Board Elie

Pigeon Causes Two Injuries In City Auto Crash

A pigeon crossing the 800 block Division Ave caused Harold Shiley and Pvt. Robert N. Koeller to brake suddenly, colliding as Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick and Janice Kirkpatrick suffered facial bruises and a possible ankle fracture. Both were treated at Brooke Army Hospital.

Ave Harold Shiley W. Mayfield Blvd Robert N. Koeller 2Nd Armored Division Keller Mary Kirkpatrick Wal|ton Ave

L A Girl Four Injured in City Wreck

A four year old girl, sounda Paz, suffered severe head and body injuries when the car she rode in with father Henry G Paz struck a parked truck in the 3500 block of West Commerce Street. She was rushed to Robert B Green hospital.

Xounda Paz Henry G. Paz W. Commerce St Robert B. Green Hospital

Senator Vandenberg Enters Georgetown Hospital for Checkup

Washington reports Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan entered Georgetown hospital for a routine checkup. An aide said he is expected to be discharged tomorrow.

Washington, Sug Arthur H. Vandenberg Georgetown Hospital Michigan Republican

Newsmen Among UN Korea Aid Casualties In Korea Blast

About 71 correspondents and India's UN commission member Col. Anni Nayar were killed when a sand mine exploded their jeep near Taegu. Report names Christopher Buckley of the London Daily Telegraph, Jan Morrison of the London Times, and more UN observers.

India UN Commission On

Weather Map Shows Scattered Showers Across Gulf States

The U S weather map indicates scattered showers for gulf states with warmer conditions spreading from the northeast to the south. The report notes a broad dry area over the west and plains with variables in the central regions and into the great basin.

Gulf States Ohio Valley Yowland Plains Central North Plains Highland Plains Great Basin

Weather Summary For Saturday And Sunday

Humidity around for August shows no notable precipitation in past 24 hours. Sun sets 7 27 p m Saturday, moon rises 5 50 a m Sunday. Moon phase last quarter. Wind speeds recorded early Saturday. Low and mean temperatures not clearly stated due to garbled OCR.

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Haircut Price Hike Spurs Budget Fears in San Antonio

Residents in the western section of San Antonio debate barbering costs as child haircuts rise from 50 to 75 cents. Families with many dependents fear the hike will bite budgets, arguing shops may charge more to adults. Barbers at a gathering discuss impact on children and households.

San An J Matt Hudent Bon Mung EE

Newark considers pet rationing ordinance for dogs and cats

Newark officials study a pet rationing ordinance limiting households to one dog and one cat. The measure, recommended by the city health department, aims to regulate companion animals in the city.

Newark City Health Department

Death Strikes Twice in Elmwood Park Home

CHICAGO Aug 12 INS John W Carlson 66 died after a heart attack in his suburban Elmwood Park home yesterday firemen rushed him to two hospitals his wife Hilda 64 rode in the ambulance with him Mrs Carlson collapsed in grief moments after he died Ames Oxford England Aug 12 poet laureate John Masefield 72 is progressing favorably after an operation for ap aneurysm or similar condition a domestic bees report notes bees gather less nectar from plants

Chicago INS John W. Carlson Auburban Elmwood Park Hilda John Masefield Britain

Storm Map Bubble Probed Near Windwards

MIAMI Aug 12 A hurricane hunter crew probed the first bubble on the seasonal storm map. A B 29 flew into the area about 609 miles east and southeast of Puerto Rico reporting winds near 40 mph with no storm indicated. Forecasters say the disturbance behaves like an easterly wave not a tropical cyclone. A navy hunter will continue vigil tomorrow to monitor its movement.

MIAM Air Force Puerto Rico Walter Davis Miami-Weather Bureauy Martinique

One-Stop Stork Service in Ashland Hospital

In Ashland Kentucky Mrs Horace L Greening 41 and her daughter Mrs William G Massie Jr 19 share a room after bearing babies seven hours apart Mrs Greening delivered her sixth child Horace Jr last Saturday and Debra Taynn Massie arrived seven hours later making her the first grandchild for Mrs Greening and aunt to Horace Jr

Ashland Horace L. Greening William G. Massie Jr

Wildcat Bus Strike Ends in New York

New York August 12 a nday all wildcat strike by bus drivers on lines carrying 350000 daily passengers was called off today. Service was resumed immediately. Janes O Shead Local 100 shop steward of the CIO Transport Workers union said the men went back to work pending further negotiation with the company on our grievances.

New York Wildcat Janes O'Shead CIO Transport Workers Union

Woman Witness Claims Dine and Dance Operator Paid Police

Houston August 12 a witness said she saw a dine and dance operator pay a city policeman 100 dollars. The corroborating witness, Pearlie Mae Preston, 25, a cook at the establishment run by Mrs Thomas Malone Gears, said the operator bought police protection. The case goes before a Harris county grand jury special session Wednesday. Two officers, Lt C C Devine and Night Chief M M Simpson, have been suspended. Albertaon reportedly went to an unidentified county to question witnesses.

Pearlie Mae Preston Thomas Malone Gears

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