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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
3
The Texas legislature remains gridlocked as House and Senate committees fail to agree on a tax approach. Five repeat Senate spokesmen and a stubborn stalemate persist, with neither side yielding. Both chambers anticipate continued sessions as talks stall.
Five residents including Nick Callas and N G Pappas argue reckless driving is the primary cause of city traffic crashes. They call for stricter enforcement, stiffer fines, and better vehicle safety inspections to curb dangerous behavior.
In Denver on June 4 1947 Reverend Robert M Regenbaugh confessed sorrow to his congregation and sought forgiveness after being charged with drunken driving. His physician suggested sedative use may have contributed. The pastor received a three week leave of absence and was later released on a personal recognizance bond pending police court on seven traffic charges.
Devout Catholics packed St Peters Square in Rome for the beatification of Pope Pius X who reigned from 1903 to 1914. The ceremony exposed the preserved body in a crystal casket as cardinals bishops archbishops and diplomats watched.
A report from the U S social security bureau notes that many retired workers already receive benefits outside the United States. Beneficiary payments range from 20 to 150 dollars monthly, enabling a more comfortable life abroad than near the Tiwi Curtain or with new neighbors back home.
The Bexar Facts sketches a social scene around Edward J Potter and friends in San Antonio area venues. Chief Green, Julany Mwinfeldee, Ofelia Barrok, Mike Dick, Bernie Salcher and Sheriff Kilday staff cited among local figures. Lt EJ Genuilles enjoys hunting and fishing while Constable Mauck taught guitar.
An itinerant railroad worker from Gonzales aged 27 jailed on a first degree murder charge in connection with a stabbing death in Little Valley. Police say the suspect, Caio, 23, from McAllen, was involved in the attack. The case centers on the murder of a fellow worker at the site last June.
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