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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
12
A federal court case in Terre Haute, Indiana, centers on a 67 year old Hoosier inhalation incident. The jury ordered a company to file a resolution addressing negligence and protection in a hazardous work environment, tied to pharmacist shortages and training.
Five Texans surveyed agree reserves should be called to active duty first, arguing they are already trained and ready. They contend drafting now wastes months training draftees and that reservists would fill urgent needs more practically.
California congressman Jackson announces sale of surplus White House remodeling material. GOP eyes Blair House sale as a radio style event with a rare item a smiling presidential photo. Taft attends but does not buy. Republicans hope to hear Chico on Harry’s piano while loyal servants run ads and errands.
The 2nd Infantry Division, noted as Second to None, earned fame as veterans from Ft Lewis and Ft Sam Houston recall its World War I and interwar service. Lt Col. W. F. Kemnan and Vern Torrance helped form the division, now home to many veterans in the area.
In St Louis Circuit Court Judge Eugene J. Serlorius fined four men a total of $300 for gambling offenses. Ten cases were dismissed as the betting squad arrested defendants legally without a required search warrant.
Kerrville July 27 Growers show limited response to 151 spring Mohair sales as Schreier Wool & Mohair Commission offers 75 cents per pound for grown hair and 3 cents for Kid hair Warehouseman Ed Ferguson reports prices near Texas mohair record highs amid strong demand and war outlook observers note the local warehouse holds little mohair on hand
A conference of national and state public health officials and milk producers and processors will be held in St Louis to draw up a national code for interstate milk shipments. The U S public health service has issued invitations for a one day meeting on June 1.
Paul police detained Charles Grice after spotting him in a city restaurant while eating fried chicken. An unnamed waitress allegedly offered him food. the incident involved a man observed by officers and taken to the station for questioning.
In Bucharest the government issued decrees announcing the death penalty for farmers who sabotage mandatory agricultural deliveries to the Communist regime. The new measures also authorize confiscation of all crops and other property of the offending party.
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