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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
11
The Ladies Home Journal launches a twelve part series titled Profiles of Youth. The first issue surveys Dallas teenagers including high school seniors on dating slang morals and politics and covers their views on sex freedom and morals with factual, nonjudgmental reporting.
Two 16 year old girls from Atlantic City, Jeannette White and Barbara Rosenbaum, ran away after a Montgomery dance seeking adventure. Police launched an statewide search. both girls were later returned to their parents. White is the daughter of a hotel owner and Rosenbaum the daughter of Municipal Court Judge John J. Rosenbaum.
A Mississippi plant is honored among season’s brides with numerous social events listed. Miss Patsy Heck hosts at La Fonda. Jacquelyn Ramsdell’s home hosts a buffet. a June 15 kitchen shower by Mrs. Carrie Steves was moved to June 46. Miss Pratt and Mary Falk host a buffet and bridge at a hotel. The note mentions many attendees, weddings planned, and federation committee appointments, reflecting a busy social season.
Hobart Oklahoma. In his Hobart Democrat Chief column Charlie Klein jokes that clean-up efforts could help his landlady with chores around the house. He receives a long list of tasks upon returning home, illustrating a rapid spread of his remarks.
June reports from New York describe a trend shift as the Hair Fashion Council of America urges avoidance of natural color for summer looks. They predict golden tints will dominate instead, contrasting with editors who favor more daring styles. Comic fans greeted a Rusty Riley adventure in Puck The Comic Weekly, with two big sections in Sunday's issue.
Superior Court Judge Sabath ordered Steve Kerellos, 49, to pay $450 in back alimony plus $21 weekly, with a farm produced to Mrs. Kepelios. The case involved items described as boxes and bags of fresh vegetables and fruit and referenced wholesale value.
Authorities uncover a large stash after a blast in Barranco revealing thousands of bombs, tools for explosives manufacture, small arms and equipment used for printing handbills. The seizure indicates a planned illicit activity connected to the outlawed ApH group.
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