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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1949
Page
4
A garbled ad-like text touts ironized yeast tablets as a cure for borderline anemia caused by iron deficiency. It claims 68 percent of women and children are victims, links pallor to the condition, and urges regular doctor visits while promoting the product as a vitality booster.
Funeral services for Lt. Alfie T. Reese 23 of Haskell were set for 4 p.m. at the Ft. Sam Houston post chapel. Reese was killed in a plane accident near Der Sehikar Japan on January 1 1945. Survivors include his widow Helen, his parents G W and Mrs. Reese, a sister B C Drake Abilene and Lin Gray Oklahoma, a sister Lavada Reese Haskell, and brothers G W Reese Jr Odeesa and Vernard Reese Cimarron.
The fourth victim of a Smithfield butane gas explosion and fire died in Fort Worth today. Mrs. Lara Hollingsworth, 24, succumbed to burns from the blaze on Monday, which had already taken the lives of her husband Edward, 32, and their daughters Bobbie Glenn, 8, and Mary Tha, 5.
Tokyo reports Army Secretary Kenneth Royall said he would study Communist gains in the Orient with General MacArthur. He aims to learn military problems from commanders in the Pacific theater and discuss strategic implications.
The Texas Purebred Sheep Breeders Association reelected J. P. Heath of Argyle as president, with Hamilton Cheat of Clngy succeeding T. R. Hinton of Keller as secretary. Hinton became vice president.
Newark police identified two elderly adults found dead in a house with shutters drawn since 1913. The couple Mr and Mrs Henry Diffany lived among antiques and aut o treasures worth about 200000 dollars, believed dead for about three weeks.
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