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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
4
Police sought two hit and run drivers after Rosario Read the Light Want Ads listed Sosa, 63, of 713 Colima Street and Romana Longoria, 14, of 4222 Paso Street were struck down in separate incidents.
The article contrasts Versailles history with today’s Paris Peace Conference as De Gaulle warns of a looming US Russia clash. It notes his critique of a weakened French constitution and argues France must wield stronger power to steer the nation through renewed tensions.
Cloudbursts at Devine dumped 10.75 inches as lowlands flooded and families moved out. A bridge near Natalia was deemed unsafe, halting traffic while highways to Corpus Christi reopened. Flooding and washouts spread across Wilson Karnes Bandera and Medina counties with rainfall up to nine inches and river crests. The OPA sued First National Bank of Bandera and president Montague to seize bank records in a case tied to W. E. Bishop and Dixie's Barrel.
Rains from a tropical storm near Tampico bring partial relief to irrigation fears in the Rio Grande Valley. Supt. W. H. Friend of the state experiment station notes the area feels drought effects more than California or Florida citrus regions. Three weeks with irrigation water near danger level, about 1600 cubic feet per second entering near Rio Grande City, will be allocated to growers on a pro rata basis after moving 100 miles to Brownsville.
Plans are under way to select 13 of Louisiana's best 4H beef calves for exhibition at the International Livestock Show in Chicago next December. Benator's mother died in Houma at age 77, Mrs. Wallace R. Ebender, wife of Senator Allen J. Ebender of Louisiana, died at her plantation home after illness.
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