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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1950
Page
2
In Inglewood California June B magazine fiction writer Wit Jiam R Kerner was found dead in his apartment aged 60. Officers say the death was natural. The body was discovered yesterday and the death ruling is pending autopsy results.
In a formal Monday night ceremony San Antonio’s Naval and Marine Reserve Center at 311 Arsenal St. was commissioned with Army and Navy dignitaries present. Commandant Thomas Lewis urged a stronger reserve program, stressing the need for more weapons and a larger reserve force. He announced Rear Adm. W. K. Phillips will take over as commander June 15 with Lewis remaining as chief of staff.
London dispatch reports the Soviet Bolshevik magazine suggesting the new Communist government in China could permit some capitalist energy to overcome economic backwardness, marking a tentative shift in policy.
Chie Marvin H Uecker will lead a Wednesday 4 p.m. meeting at the municipal auditorium to organize a campaign for locating missing people. Representatives from business firms civic groups newspapers and radio stations are invited to attend to aid the census efforts. Officials say adding 10,000 to the population could shift legislative representation and federal funds for San Antonio, with June 30 as the deadline for accepting new residents.
The advertisement extols Paul Jones whiskey as exceptionally smooth and mellow at a bargain price. It highlights strong value, traditional nostalgia, and moderate cost, claiming the product recalls fine older whiskies while remaining affordable for modern buyers.
Voters watched the California primaries Tuesday to gauge the paths of Democrat James Roosevelt and Republican Earl Warren while Iowa results from Monday's Senate race showed Senator Hickenlooper maintaining a wide renomination lead and Albert Loveland gaining early support as a Brannan farm plan backer.
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