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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
Wolf Calls Bring On Fines
In a Friday court session Judge Augustus McCloskey fined Lulu Jones of 315 Nebraska street ten dollars and one dollar costs for displaying four weapon symbols. Chr. George Paterek testified he and others had hollered at girls in a convertible, the defendant mistaking it for addressing her, then drew a knife during a dispute. The judge admonished against hollering at girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Jones
Nebraska Street
Augustus McCloskey
George Paterek
Houston
Efendant
Judse McCloskey
Net
Typist Pajunas Sweeps All Speed Contests in Chicago
Stella Pajunas of Cleveland Ohio won all three events in the tenth annual world typing speed contest. She scored 140 net words a minute in the one hour professional, the 30 minute amateur, and the 20 minute novice contests, the first time in the history of the competition a single typist took all titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stella Pajuinas
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Pajunas
Stabbed In Affrays Leave Several Injured in City
Two men were stabbed during Wednesday night fights at multiple downtown locations. Benny Reyes, 33, was wounded in the chest. Benjamin Barrera, 41, was booked for aggravated assault. Leonard Cade, 23, was stabbed in the stomach, his mother reporting he awoke unable to name his attacker. Police reported a pick used in the incident and two other men were hospitalized after steel assaults. John Garcia, 21, suffered cuts to the nose and forehead. Hill Gussie, 32, was struck on the head by a shooter in separate blocks of East Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B
Green Hospital
Benny Reyes
West Salinas Street
Benjamin Barrera
Leonard Cade
Brown Street
Sadie Cade
Robert A. Green Hospital
Agale
John Garcia
West Commerce Street
East Commerce Street
Hill Gussie
North Center Street
Bullle Iwielder
Rubber plant shuts as union supports strike
At Walo June 20 1 The Waco plant of General Ti anw Rubber Co closed indefinitely after 150 United Rubber Workers members failed to report for work. Manager Joseph F Slozin said he did not want to expose staff to a picket line as wage talks since May 9 stalled over an 181.2 cent rise. The plant, employing 725 workers with 60 union members, produced 4000 synthetic tires daily prior to shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walo
Five Die as Juneteenth Violence Hits Dallas
Dallas confirms five Black residents dead and at least eight injured during Juneteenth celebrations. Shootings stabbings and other violence prompted police to review multiple incidents across the city. Authorities urge calm and remind residents to avoid crowded areas tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
INS
Kisses on Credit in Divorce Trial
Los Angeles reports songwriter actress Darlene Welch admitted she charged her husband Sidney Baskin 50 for kisses but said she extended him credit when he was short of cash. The divorce suit reveals the marriage lasted two months as Baskin, bakery heir, testified.
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INS
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Sidney Basking
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