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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1950
Page
1
Schnabel, chair of the chamber cleanliness committee, blasted dumping along Shock avenue between Bushnell and Mulberry, commending Henry F. Hess’s office for progress and noting workers are now doing better than a year ago. The notice ends with an ad for Puck comic weekly and a color magazine.
Weather forecast notes showers and thunderstorms across the southern Rockies great basin and central Ohio valley with cooler temperatures expected overall. A patchy mix of sun and clouds cited with variable precipitation hours and tides noted in coastal regions.
Federal Judge Ben Moo reports Charleston woman remains confined at the U S reformatory for women. She seeks release on bond claiming she was illegally telegraphed in court connected to a U S high water theft case in Germany four months after the slaying. Coming Sunday features Blondie and other comic stars in Puck The Comic Weekly.
Report notes an audience interruption during a discussion led by a minister titled Anti Red Talk. Sherwood denounced the world situation as unnecessary and senseless before exits by several attendees. United States Japan and Germany cited as top buyers of Philippine goods in 1949.
A auto cab collision injuries 13 people including a sergeant and a private. The crash occurred near a field hospital area with head and arm lacerations. First aid was provided at Lackland hospital for cuts and bruises.
A feature on a large plate glass mirror and new concealed drawer pulls highlights refined design and construction. It notes sleek straight lines and finishes that elevate home styling and invites readers to visit Monday morning at 9:30 for a sale or showcase.
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