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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1950
Page
2
The Queen Mary docked in Southampton a day late after a stormy crossing. Fifty three passengers suffered minor injuries while the luxury liner remained undamaged. Passengers reported waves and mountains reaching up to fifty feet during the voyage.
A radio broadcast in Indianapolis triggered a noise alarm as a caller reported a scream during a song. Police dispatched a squad and checked lines. the incident ended with no injuries and Easy Gwynn linked to the moment during the Taul Weston record.
Colleen Townsend the 20 year old film star announces a shift toward church work linked to her Juliet novela What Will Come Marching Home. She says the move is sincere and not publicity driven and she expects public skepticism about the decision.
Funeral services for Mrs. Valaria DeLair 63 of 190 Lagas et will be held Monday at 8:30 am at Mah, ab Bt Patrick's church with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park. A native of Bexay county she lived in San Antonio 62 years and was a member of the Alvar Society. Surviving are siblings in Michalzeal and several nieces and nephews.
Conductor Max Reiter received a medal of appreciation from the Brückner Society of America for boosting Mahler’s works in the United States. The tribute, presented by Dean Fo Wo Doty of Texas Tech, highlighted Reiter’s efforts to foster interest in Mahler amid ongoing scholarly debate.
Fragmented weather notes and a music concert review mix details. The map mentions fronts and temperatures while a New York concert praises Miss Nikolaid and Mahler selections, Kabalevsky pieces, and Strauss finale. Names include Nikolaid and Mahler, with conductors and composers cited.
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