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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1949
Page
6
Ruhr police hunt a mystery woman accused of hiring agents to spread propaganda claiming Hitler is alive and will return soon. A flood of leaflets appeared across the Ruhr industrial region over the past week.
National church executives will attend the annual conference of the Interdenominational Colton ict on Spanish Work beginning Tuesday in Travis Park Methodist church. The Woman's section meets Monday at First Presbyterian church. Dr. Mark Dawber Rev. Don F. Pielstick from New York City will join Home Missions council sessions. Mrs F E Shotwell Los Angeles will speak. Dr. John Mixon McCormick Theological Seminary Chicago will address Wednesday. An interdenominations mass meeting and a 7 pm youth banquet are scheduled with W W Jackson speaking.
Tourists accuse San Antonio drivers of discourtesy and lack of courtesy. Judge Phil Shook says locals must improve driving manners. Police captain notes courtesy could cut accidents by about 20 percent. Mexican official and other critics deride traffic conditions. Major complaints include ignoring pedestrians and improper yielding, roadhogging, and failing to pause at intersections.
In Berlin center the Soviet zone set up danger zones and control points with iron stanchions and paving stones as border shootings claim two lives. Currency fears hit as Russians deny a money switch while Germans report buying restrictions. The US-British airlift passes one million tons. two bystanders and a drunken driver die amid cross-border violence.
Services for Mrs Rosa Mae Paulus will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Madison Square Presbyterian Church. She lived 24 years in San Antonio and was born in Kentucky. Survivors include husband Herman H Paulus brothers Charles Ed Elmer Van Hoostein Muskegon Michigan and a sister in California. Burial will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
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