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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
1
A mass food poisoning outbreak at Kaufman’s hotel in Atlantic City sickened about 300 of 400 guests. Many collapsed in the lobby and hallways, with 13 taken to Atlantic City Hospital and at least 100 treated on site. Mrs. Bertha Kinlin blamed cream pastry served as dessert.
Juan Mura, 40, of 3141 West Commerce Street, was booked for murder and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle after two sisters were struck as they stepped from a bus on the 2600 block of South Ruiz Street. Marin Medina, 18, had previously refused a date, and Paula Medina, 11, was also injured. Both sisters hospitalized amid the incident and Mura faces additional charges for drunken driving.
U S airlines withdraw Lockheed Constellations from service for 30 days pending a Civil Aeronautics Administration inquiry into a Reading Pennsylvania crash that killed five crew members and injured one. BOAC cancels Constellation flights on Trans Atlantic routes. Pan American and others plan substitutions as investigations focus on a missing drift shaft in the cabin presurizer. The crash involved a TWA Constellation on a training flight and another with London's Old Vic company returning home.
OSH am conditions show stability with 88 percent probability for July, 24 hour precipitation forecast and monthly totals in inches. Forecast notes include sunrise and sunset times, seasat winds, and temperatures around 86 with lows near 73 at the station.
An Oslo report says King Haakon invited Winston Churchill to Norway but later canceled after Churchill’s Fulton speech. A reliable informant warned the invitation could be used to imply Norwegian endorsement of Churchill’s anti Soviet stance, though the informant noted Russia’s reaction.
Arthur Armstrong of 803 Caro Dint Street faces a $200 bond after the death of Carolyn Rosson at 1624 Rigsby Avenue. Witnesses say the child ran into the street and Armstrong tried to swerve to avoid her. The incident occurred in front of the home, sending Rosson to the hospital where she died Thursday night.
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