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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1951
Page
3
A woman fell into live coals while taking ashes from a stove at 2917 S Flores St. Her clothing caught fire but was smothered with a blanket by Mrs Mary Russell, 50, who then helped. The injured woman was taken to B Green Hospital in serious condition with burns to her legs.
An industry group cites a 3 percent drop in poisonings linked to a tainted liquor product and a 50 percent rise in regulated liquor sales in Atlanta after fatalities two months ago. The group attributes the uptick to increased crackdown and awareness, warning of ongoing risks and rising illicit activity.
Washington reports quote Judge Thomas Murphy refusing to pledge cleanup until tax and other scandals resolved. He cites lack of power to compel witnesses and argues jurists should not mix bench duties with administrative or prosecutorial work. House probes hint at sensational Treasury ties and Terry Grunewald amid contempt threats.
Washington December 22 1948 Tenry Grunewald the mystery man in the Teitelbaum tax case tells International News Service he spoke to alert the government about possible tampering. He says he lent his car to Oliphant to help a supposed fix and explains his years in public relations and early FBI work while denying a deep German accent.
President Truman greeted members of all states at his annual pre Christmas staff reception in Washington. He planned a leave Monday for his home in Independence Missouri to spend Christmas with his family as most workers began a long holiday weekend.
Texas appeals to the Supreme Court over Rio Grande water rights as five states seek a settlement out of court. The brief argues litigation could threaten funds for a congress authorized water conservation program and denies any intent to injure Mexico.
Seaman Willan Chambertald hosts a Christmas party aboard the new cruiser USS Duncan for Waterloo's 700 underprivileged children. A $500 stake was at play as shipmates planned a tape-recorded keepsake. The ship sank during World War I, with the Sultiven brothers reportedly involved in the incident.
report from Longon details a tense sequence as Czech administrators are mentioned with Dr. Jaruit isky named to a new post. The article notes a vacancy left by an arrest last month amid work concentration camps accusations and a 41 stable setting, referencing Ceachoslovakia's government.
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