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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
8
A captioned photo feature by noted cameraman R.A. Hanks displays a set of humorous canine poses with amusing expressions. The lighthearted images invite readers to compare the dogs to friends and even themselves, highlighting the photographer’s playful series.
Dana Andrews stars in Sword In the Desert a recent Israel story presented at a midnight showing Saturday at the Uptown theater under Agudas Achim. Proceeds from the first run support the building fund for a new synagogue and religious center. The showing starts at 11 pm and runs once.
Registration begins for a Fun Days program for girls 7 to 17 by the Antonio Girls Club. Activities run Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 5 p.m. through June 29 at Navarre School and Prospect Hill Branch Library, with transportation provided. Trips, sewing, singing, swimming and games planned. Leaders meet at 1 20 5 p.m. for pickup.
City council on Thursday approved state aid highway bonds and paid 6142 dollars for land improvements. John Zeller, lead negotiator, oversees the conveyance of land to the city for right of way on the freeway. The action includes entry of 10 350 dollars to enter the project and final transfer of land to the city.
Judge McCollum presiding in County Court at Law No. 1, Burnett files for reelection on Thursday with Democratic Chairman Bond Davis. The filing highlights Burnett's continued candidacy and party backing in the local election scene.
Fragmentary note mentions meat costs for a zoo order in San Antonio with a price of 9 cents per pound and an extension to May 31, 1951. Several garbled phrases reference dates and prices.
Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer urged Creighton University commencement attendees to pursue a master plan of global proportions. He argued that such a plan is mandatory if America is to win the war against communism, calling for rapid problem solving and decisive national strategy.
An ordinance on cream and frozen desserts was submitted to the city council by Dr. A. E. Hill of the health department. Objections were raised and council will hear explanations at the June 7 meeting.
In Washington, officials debate restricting oil imports amid claims they threaten employment and damage domestic industries. U.S. leaders push for protections to safeguard jobs and bolster national energy capacity while facing concerns about market impact and prices.
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