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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1948

Page

6

John Hamilton Signs with Columbia for Under Cover Man

Veteran actor John Hamilton is signed by Columbia Pictures for the role of a police sergeant in Under cover Man. Director Joseph J. Lewis leads a raft cast that includes Glenn Ford and Nina Foch, with Hamilton bringing stage screen and radio experience to the project.

John Hamilton John ¥. Hamilton Columbia Joseph J. Lewis Raft Glenn Ford Nina Foch

Voice Gives Wallace Favor Highlighted by VOA Coverage

Washington report notes Henry Wallace receiving greater prominence in Voice of America broadcasts abroad than other presidential hopefuls. Congress reviews campaign programs amid probes into slanderous Know North America series and calls for VOA reform. Capehart cites a flood of letters from across the U.S. demanding cuts to VOA funding.

Washington Henry Wallace America State Department North America Voice of America Czechoslovakia Brazil United States Wallace House Momer EB. Capehart R-Ind Capehart Senate

Divorce case strands as Mrs Tanvlu seeks Florida match

In New York on June 7 Mrs Dorothy Tanvlu, 28, who seeks divorce, offers herself in marriage to any man who will post 810,000. She plans to interview the leading applicant, Dan Wicker, 37, Daytona Beach bar proprietor, who allegedly wired 10,000 and sent telegrams and calls. She will travel to Daytona Beach for several days then return to New York for a possible Mexico marriage.

New York Dorothy Tanvlu Florida Hot Dan Wicker Danny Daytona Beach Wicker

Wallace Sings Old Song With New Tune

New York June 7 Henry Wallace accuses both major parties of cherishing the cold War in a radio broadcast claiming Stalin accepted his peace letter as a basis for discussion. He says Republicans and Democrats rejected it and refuse to think peace, portraying a sharp attack during a third party campaign. He urges a new approach to end the standoff.

New York Henry Wallace Asjneaat Stalin

Col Hirschfelder Takes Leave. Cowles Acts as Officer

Col Hirschfelder departs on leave as executive officer of Sam Houston Command. Col E R Cowles, post inspector general, assumes acting executive duties. Hirschfelder will report for duty in Panama on leave expiration.

Col. Hirschfelder Cid. Hirschfelder Sam Houston Cal. E. R. Cowles Hirschfelder Panama

Lunacy Case Costs Decided

Texas Attorney General Price Daniel rules on lunacy case costs. If a defendant sane and an attorney is appointed, fees come from the estate as costs. if estate is insufficient, from the county treasury. If discharged, the payer is the petitioner unless an officer acted in official capacity, then costs fall to the county treasury.

Austin Edgar Garvey William Hensley Wensley Texas Atty Price Daniel Daniel

Woman Pirate Dies After Capture at Tiger Hill

Hong Kong reports Lau Chuap a 14 year old woman pirate captured May 5 in a brisk gun battle at Tiger Hill near here died today in a hospital of smallpox.

Hong Kong T—Ut— Lau Chuap Tiger Hill Here

Indian Chief Quits Washington After Ill Health

William A. Hrophy of Albuquerque resigns as commissioner of Indian affairs due to ill health. President Truman accepts the resignation effective June 3.

Washington William A. Hrophy Albuquerque Frauman

Missionary, 105, Dies in Oklahoma City

John A. Rumpel, a 105 year old missionary, linguist and world traveler, died at a county farm in Oklahoma City after 34 years in the city. A Civil War veteran and Nazarene missionary, he had traveled to Japan, China, Africa, Russia and the Philippines and spoke several languages. He and his wife were twins, and his father lived to 11 and mother to 109.

Oklahoma City eJohn A. Rumpel Rumpel Japan China Africa Russia Philippines Nazarene

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