Old Fashioned Hamburgers Sought In San Antonio Revival
Local notice thanks Mrs Ernest Johnson of 168 Denver for promoting a campaign to bring back old fashioned hamburgers with pickle mustard and tomato to San Antonio. A letter from Jean Lattimer complains about film exhibits and a note on Frances Yeend joining Arlie Shaw for a San Antonio Symphony performance. Also mentions Mario Lanza and past Bel Canto trio. Mrs Helen Piper receives a cuckoo clock from a German grandson. An observer notes a blind man playing shuffleboard in a Focus tavern with help from a friend.
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Ernest ¥. Johnson
Denver Bivd
San Antonio
Johnson
Sue
Frances Yeend
Arlie Shaw
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Bel Canto
Helen Traubel
Mario Langa
Miss Yoond
Onas
Stribling Funeral For Ben A Stribling 86
Private funeral services for Ben Alexander Stribling 86 of A039 W Agavila aye will be held at 4 p m Saturday. He died Friday in a local hospital after a long illness. Survivors include two sons of the late Sudge and Mrs Thomas Stribling and daughters Mrs Duprest Dance and Mys Samuel Guy Capers.
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Ben Alexander Stribling
W. Agavila Aye
Stribling
Tis
Sudge
Thomas Stribling
San Antonio
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Union Pacific Railroad
Idaho
Bexar County Abstract Co
Stewart Tille Guaramiy Co
Old
San Antonio Loan and Trust Co
Duprest
Dance and
Mys
Samuel Guy Capers
Water Officials Set Meeting in San Antonio
San Antonio was chosen by the executive board of the Texas Water Conservation agency for its December 2950 meeting, announced by board officials Saturday.
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S.A
San Antonio
Exas Water Conservation Agen
San Antonio Sales Club to Host Surprises of 1950 Party
The San Antonio Sites executives club plans its annual fun party at the Gimes Club this Saturday. President D. H. Tucker announced the event titled Surprises of 1950. It will feature dinner dancing favors prizes and a floor show organized by Rex Press entertainment committee. Prizes will be awarded for early reservations and best and youngest members. Mel Weinberger chairs the entertainment committee.
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San Antonio
D. H. ‘Tucker
Rex Press
Mel Weinberger
Entertainment Committee
Re Euane
Five Men Hurt In Auto Crash In Washington Street Block
Five men were injured when their auto went out of control, jumped a curb, and hit a tree in the 200 block of Washington Street early Saturday. All were taken to Robers B Green Hospital. passengers include John Pena 20, John Salas 19, Fred Simuen 20, Hector Hernandez 21, Armando Hernandez 21. Sgt Reynaldo Sanchez was uninjured in the back seat. Driver Hernandez said he lost control and struck the tree with the motor knocked back into the front seat.
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Washington St
Robers B. Green Hospital
John Pena
Colima St
John Salas
Vera Cruz
Fred Simuentes
Quintanary Hector Hernandez
Guadalupest
Armatdo ‘Hernandez
Guarta‘dupest
Reynaldo Sanchez
Brooke General Hospital
LOS? Control P. A
School Site Battle Flares in Castroville Texas
Four Castroville Rural High School district trustees including Wendell Griggs and Oscar Bendele were served an injunction preventing contract awards for the new high school pending a hearing in Hondo District Court. Plaintiffs include trustees A. I. Schuchart, George Boehme, Emil Lindeberg, and nonresidents Cornelius Schott, Lillard Desha, Nick and James Raby, among others. The dispute marks a second bid to move the site outside the city limits.
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Siene
Castroville
Emil Lindeberg
E. Hi, Seekatz
F.C. Stinson
Cornelius Schott
Lillard Desha
Nick
James Raby
D. W.ricks
City Council Advances San Antonio Drainage Plan
The San Antonio city council reaffirmed fe deral funding for a long range drainage program. The plan envisions city loans from the government to study and plan drainage projects, overcoming earlier opposition by City Auditor T Tucker.
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San Antonio
T Tucker
Crochet Dickey and Laura Wheeler Patterns Offer
Needlecraft ad touts a crochet yoke dickey pattern 708 with cro chet directions for multiple sizes and gloves. Laura Wheeler’s improved pattern promises simple needlework with charts photos and directions. Send 20 cents for pattern to Light Needlecraft Department San Antonio Light Texas and 10 cents more for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book catalog with 14 illustrations.
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Laura Wheeler
San Antonio
Texas
Mirror of Your Mind insights on learning and self hypnosis
The piece discusses child education and exploration of diverse experiences to grow wiser and more alert, arguing learning broadens interest. It warns self hypnosis as dangerous and a potential escape from painful truths, urging honesty for wellbeing. It cites marriage dynamics post children leaving home, stressing mutual respect and non dependence on offspring for intimacy.
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le Mon Clarl
Hine
Synnet
Egyptian slavery claim unsettled by embassy debate
Washington dispatch reports the Egyptian embassy denying modern slavery exists on the Nile amid claims by Chicago importer Christopher Janus that four dancing girls were inherited from his late uncle Aristophron. Janus and his brother dispute the embassy view, noting travel proves slavery still occurs. estate value cited at about ten million dollars with possible fortunes from further archaeologist studies.
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Asperly
Nile
Egypt
Bir
Christopher Janus
Chicago
Miss Katteyn Hoving Bride Elect In La Ponda Hincheon Saga
Miss Katteyn Hoving named bride elect with compliments from Mrs. Ardis Philips at a La Ponda reception. D. M. Aaron, Tarald Kirkpatrick and William Byrnes listed among attendees. Marilyn Philips and Walidine Byrnes join in the social gathering.
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Katteyn Hoving
Ardis Philips
Hincheon Sagwilay
la Ponda
Mesdain
D. M. Aaron
Tarald
Kirkpatrick
Buchek
Byrnes
William
Marilyn Philips
Wal- Idine
Daily Horoscope Entries Offer Broad Personal Guidance
A chaotic OCR style page presents zodiac notes for Taurus Gemini Cancer and others with advice on health work family church attendance and personal growth. It references dates and life events across a wide span, urging patience discipline and spiritual focus while noting potential irritations and personal planning.
Experts Say Formosa Lost to Red Conquest
Tokyo dispatch argues Formosa fall is inevitable after U S decision to stay out. Analysts list a Pacific air defense chain from Alaska to the Philippines and Japan, noting Formosa under competent air power could threaten Okinawa Clark Field and northern Luzon in a Soviet China scenario.
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Tokyo
U. S
Formosa
U.S
China
Pacific
Alaska
Japan
Cisneta
Philippines
Russia
Siberia
Okinawa
Siberian
Southeast Asia
Clarkfield
Lippines
Drink Fatal for Lumberjacks in Nobleboro Camp
Three lumberjacks died after drinking antifreeze solution drained from a truck radiator. The victims were Allan Dickey aged 28 Elmer Mc Cay 52 and Frank Corrigan 40, all workers at a Nobleboro lumber camp.
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Utica
Nobleboro
Allan Dickey
Elmer McCay
Frank Corrigan
NAM Head Warns of Statism at Livestock Convention
President Wallace F. Bennett of the National Association of Manufacturers warned against socialist or welfare state plans, saying they cannot destroy the four fundamentals that have made America great. He spoke to the American National Livestock Assn annual convention in Miami, Florida.
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Miame
Fla
Wallace F. Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Natonal Livestock Assn
Chennault Halts Airliner Service
In Hong Kong on January 71 INS reported Maj Gen Cisire Chennaults Civil Air Transport has suspended service between Hong Kong and Formosa due to Britains recognition of Communist China.
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Hong Kong
INS
Cisire Chennault
Eco
Formosa
Britain
China
Marian Martin pattern sale for dress sizes 12 to 20
Easy to use Sew-Easy pattern 194 offers a stylish frock with waist shirring crispy cuffed sleeves square neckline and pockets. Complete pattern with chart shows steps and fit for sizes 12 through 20 plus send 25 cents for pattern and 15 cents for the Marian Martin book in The San Antonio Light Texas.
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Marian Martin
San Antonio
Texas
Marian Martn Patton
Bennett Named to 25 Year Public Service Board Term
John M Bennett Jr a San Antonio native rancher and investment banker has been named to a 25 year term on the city public service board succeeding D F Youngblond whose term expired December 31 He has served as chamber of commerce president and is married with three children living at 417 West Dewey Place Bennett attended Phillips Academy Princeton University and the University of Texas He is a director of the San Antonio Medical Foundation and the Community Chest He belongs to the San Antonio Country Club the Order of the Alamo and St Mark's Church He entered World War II as a second lieutenant in 1940 and retired as a colonel later becoming a brigadier general in the air force reserve.
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City Public Service Board
D. F. Youngblond
San Antonian
Chamber of Commerce
Dewey) Place
Bennett
Phillips Hendany
Princeton, University
University of Texas
San Antonita Medical Foundation
Community Cirst
San Antonio
Society Notes From The Fegwlel Club Function
Saturday Review highlights Mrs Larah Villaferre wearing a mink cape and blue velvet hat with turquoise pearls. Mrs Leo Brewer shows a winter pink hat with a navy suit. Musgrave attends in a black cocktail frock with lace trim. Mrs John Gordon Worth and hostesses wear amethyst satin and brown crepe dresses. beads and rose aquamarine accents noted.
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Uy Miniam
Dink Crn
John €. Gordon Worth
Your Baby and Mine Constipation in newborns and bottle feeds
This article advises mothers that irregular bowel movements in babies may be normal, notes color and consistency changes in stools, and warns against overusing laxatives. It suggests dietary adjustments such as adding milk, water, sugar, fruits, and prunes to improve stool softness, and emphasizes avoiding reliance on laxatives. It mentions a public health pamphlet No 53 and where to obtain it.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Mrs Fowler Honored at Dinner in Frederick
Mrs Fowler honored at dinner party Wednesday night in Frederick in a celebration of her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs August Miller, Mr and Mrs H J Rincarson, and Misses Blanche Humphreys Helen Minor and Mildred Chamberlain. The table featured a red cloth, a green runner with red and gold pine cones, rock hERbies, and red and white camedifing flanked by silver candelabra with taper candles.
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John A. Powter
Frederick
Symphony Honored Guests At Evening Social Calendar
Social Calendar Symphony presents a performance at 8:18 pm in an urban auditorium. Mrs Amy Freeman Lee supports her home after the concert in a private reception honoring Mrs Medard Tambton as featured guest.
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Interpal
Amy Freeman Lee
Bute
Medard Tambton
Demo Asks Coal Action In White House Parley
WASIMINGTON Jan 7. President Truman urged swift action to restore coal production. Senate Democratic Leader carried the plea to the White House, with a promise Truman would view the situation today. GOP critics assailed the administration for not ending the 3 day mine week. Leaders said weather worsens and weather complicates production. Truman’s position on invoking emergency powers remains cautious though the act would allow court orders. Lucas suggested a court order by the national labor relations board could achieve the same result as presidential intervention.
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Union
John L. Lewis
Wttle
Truman
Congress
Nts
Lucay
National Labor
Unio
Lucas
Mrs Barber Honored Guest at Cavalier Room Breakfast
Mrs Kenneth Barber formerly Miss Carolyn Row was complimented by Miss Lillian Gardner at a Saturday morning breakfast in the Cavalier room of Menger hotel. Other guests included Mrs Dames Ralph Gardner Charley Row Clarence Kori Felix Blanchard and A C Hamilton. The Conservation Society old buildings committee met at Mrs Ted James Wriday to plan finishing the purchase of the old building at South Alamo and Willita streets, noting the society has posted earnest money.
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Kenneth Barber
Carolyn Row
Lillian Gardner
Cavalier
Menger
Dames
Ralph Gardner
Charley Row
Clarence Kori
Felix Blanchard
A_ CG. Hamilton
Pat Heck
Frances Stheridge
Mary Louise Murray
Bernice Clark
Marjorie Ruthek
Azure Fullen
Chapa McLernon
Mary Falk
Mary Jo Banks
Old Buildings Committee
Conservation, Society
Ted James Wriday
South Alamo and
Willita Sts
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