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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1948
Page
4
A 21 year old man linked to a parole violation from an Indiana state reformatory surrendered at police headquarters on Wednesday. Police booked him for investigation.
President Roosevelt discusses postwar boundaries and Germany's eastern frontiers with Stalin, suggesting a plebiscite in the Baltic states and eastern Poland, and proposing free zones under international trustees. He recounts travel from Washington to Mostow, Casablanca, Algiers, Cairo, Tehran, and Moscow, meeting Eisenhower De Gaulle Eden and Soviet leaders, noting cautious talks and adviser input.
Austin February 25 The president of the University of Texas earning over 77000 a year plans to baby-sit for the university’s 4000 married students. Dr T S Painter and Mrs Painter will be baby-sitters day and night for children. Administrative officials will waive the prevailing wage as part of the Married Students’ day observance.
A lumber yard fire destroyed the yard and damaged about six other businesses in a Hollywood block bounded by Santa Monica Boulevard Lexington Las Palmas Avenue and Seward Street. Residents rushed to the scene as flames spread quickly and smoke rose over the area.
Light rain spread across widely scattered areas while cold conditions persisted in the middle portion of the country. Minnesota and North Dakota reported the lowest temperatures with readings near or at new zero marks in some sections.
Will Irwin, a 74 year old author and World War I correspondent, dies after a career spanning Stanford University journalism in San Francisco the Sun in New York and editorships at McClure's magazine Colby's weekly and freelance work. His reporting included San Francisco's 1906 earthquake and fire and he later led McClure's before moving to freelance writing.
Blanco city notes a Woman's Club luncheon to raise funds for the library project. Proceeds support converting an army barracks luncheon site at the school cafeteria into a new library building. The event features membership and local participation.
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