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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
1
Soldiers stationed at nearby Fort Veing in San Antonio must license dogs with the city license department. The city pound urges compliance, noting dogs on base are also subject to tags. Some residents argue dogs on installation do not require city tags.
Exiled as a baby from Greece, Philip grew up a commoner and married Maryland’s next queen yet cannot become king. The Reader’s Digest excerpt notes his human qualities despite public importance and hints at Britons' views on Elizabeth’s succession.
A weather map note describes snow flurries in the northern Rockies and some rising temperatures in the eastern half of the country. A cooler turn is expected in the northern Rockies with a generally mild eastern region trend.
In Washington Teague says about 30 members oppose a bill to raise the marine corps manpower ceiling to 400000. He predicts House passage but a possible Truman veto. Teague notes Marines' select status and volunteers amid a proposed buildup. he departs for Korea and aims to return mid January. He also plans to study conditions among U S servicemen and gather veterans training views. He will visit his sister Maj Madge Teague, an Army nurse.
Mrs Theresa St Buller, a 60 year old widow, filed a $538.70 claim against Marhor Emergency Hospital in San Francisco. She says hospital staff used excessive heat without proper temperature control and burned her back, right arm, leg and abdomen to revive her from a pronouncement of death.
Sen. Gillette of Delaware accused army medics at Camp Pickett Virginia of mis diagnosing his son Mark Gillilan with poison ivy when he actually had scarlet fever. He said the error caused unnecessary suffering and questioned medical competence at the Army training center.
Marriner S. Eccles, 61, former head of the Federal Reserve, obtained a license to marry Mrs. Sara Madison Glassie, 43, of Chevy Chase Maryland. No wedding date announced. Mrs. Glassie has long been prominent in Washington social circles.
At Corsicana Texas five children died in a house fire last night. A seven year old boy pushed a younger brother to safety before perishing. The oldest, Foseqh Parish Jr., was found charred near the door. Other victims included Seyvearold Veeeman Parish and sisters Linda and Lindon Parish and twins Deakin Darish and Dunonti ul Vers Lee Parish.
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