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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

5

Reds Impose Travel Bans Across Berlin Zones

Berlin dispatch reports new Soviet travel bans between the Soviet zone and the British American sectors in Germany. The action affects interzonal movement and has caused widespread confusion among Allied quarters.

Berlin Germany

Senate Set For Draft Vote

Washington June 10 The Senate moved toward a final vote on the wartime selective service bill to revive the draft with a possible 3 pm roll call. The plan would require 18 through 25 year olds to register, expand the military and reserves, and revive the wartime draft boards on a shorter term basis. Morse seeks 18 month service. no civil rights riders.

Washington House Armed Services We Organival Ieen Sen Morse R-Orel Russell D-Ga Dixie Democrats Senate Malone R-Nev

Will Executor Named in Ogilvie Estate Affair

County Judge Charles W. Anderson on Thursday appointed Joe Sheldon as administrator of the Ogilvie estate pending settlement of a will contest filed by Mrs. Raymond Briggs Ogilvie. The estate is valued over $109,000 and the will's validity was upheld last month with an appeal pending.

Charles W. Anderson Joe Sheldon Ogilvie

Housing Bill Move Blocked in House Banking Committee

Washington June 10 1924 The house banking committee defeated 14 to 12 a Democratic effort to revive the Taft Ellender Wagner public housing bill. Slum clearance and farm home aids were included while Democrats sought to overturn Rep Wolcott's substitute. The panel continued with Wolcott’s amendment as Katzenjammer Kids was advertised.

Washington House Banking Committee Senate Wolcott

Rising Star Fire Destroys Block, Estimated $250000 Loss

A fire swept one block of Rising Star Texas business district Wednesday, destroying structures and causing an estimated $250000 in damage. No injuries were immediately reported as investigators began assessing the scene.

Rising Siar Texas INS Rising Star Matehom

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