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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1950

Page

4

Amerasia Probe Pushed by Sen Hickenlooper

Washington June 28 Sen Hickenlooper Iowa said he will ask that seven or eight money witnesses be called to testify before senate investigators of the Amerasia case. The subcommittee conducting the inquiry has not deeply entered the matter. Sen McCarthy Wisconsin said the president's Korea Formosa aid decision makes it more necessary to rid government of communists.

Washington Sen. Hickenlooper A-lowa Senate Arerasia Hickenlooper Senate Foreign Relations Hickencoper Amerasia Tase Sen McCarthy R-Wis South Korea Formosa

Campbell Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS June 28 Alex M. Campbell a Ft. Wayne lawyer won the Democratic nomination for U S senator yesterday in a clean first ballot victory at the state convention Campbell now plans two talks as the opening moves in his bid to unseat incumbent Homer H Capehart in November The result marks a swift start to his statewide campaign backed by a wide sway of delegates and party leaders.

Indianapolis Alex M. Campbell U.S Ft. Wayne Homer H. Capehart Campbell

Club Director Honor Announced

Mrs. Madge Burch director of the Lions field recreation club will be honored at an open house at 10 am Thursday at the club house. An exhibit of crafts will be on display and the public is invited.

Madge Burch Lions Field Recreation Club

City seeks 8.25 million in federal aid for urban renewal

The city council on Wednesday formally applied for 8.25 million dollars in federal loans and grants for urban redevelopment and slum clearance. A subcommittee of the Urban Redevelopment committee recommended shifting 6 million of the total to a federal loan, with the rest as a grant for preliminary plans and surveys. The resolution was approved at a special council meeting to be submitted for approval.

City Council Spe Cal Counci Utah Urban Redevelopment Committee Mayur ‘Whila

Sander Reinstated In New Hampshire Doctor

Concord reports Dr Herman W Sander, a country physician, had his medical license restored by the state board of registration in medicine after it had been suspended following his March 9 acquittal on a murder charge in the death of 59 year old cancer patient Mrs Abbie Borroip.

Concord N. H Herman WN. Sander Abbie Borroip

Insurance Rule Reversed by State Supreme Court

The Texas Supreme Court ruled a 20 000 dollar life policy is not a legal contract until the exact premium is accepted by the insured. Mrs Ruth A Hall of Weatherford cannot collect the policy after her husband died April 10 13949. The court reversed trial and Ft Worth appeals decisions in Hall v. Hall.

Maldonado Named Housing Authority Commissioner

William Maldonado was named by Mayor White as the new housing authority commissioner to fill a vacancy since last year. Maldonado, a business representative of Local 93 AFL, is one of many union-backed nominees from the San Antonio Trades Council who recommended him at the mayor's request.

Maldonado Willian Maldonado Jby White Ith Etty Hot Carriers and Common Laborers Union Local 93 AFL Fauy San Antonio Trades Council

Bat invasion at Paul Dillaway’s drives man to capture 150 bats

In Los Angeles in June a large bat convention unsettles Paul Dillaway as hundreds of flying mammals batter his house. He teams with bat expert Lorén Whitlock to capture 150 bats. Band data indicate travelers from various regions of the country.

Los Angheles Paul Dillaway Patty Dillaway Lorén Whitlock

Confederate Vet Dies in Texas at 105

Jeremiah P. O'Brien, one of Texas four remaining Confederate veterans, died last night at 105 in Texas. Funeral services were arranged for today at the local parish near Lp. m.

BMNA Texas Jeremiah P. O'Brien States Lp. m

Troops Deliver Meat in London Market Dispute

London authorities deploy troops to resume meat deliveries after 1000 drivers quit at the Smithfield central market over wage disputes. Many butcher shops face shortages of meat supplies and meat products as service slows under military handling.

Lonon Latur Smithfield Market London

City Doll Show Postponed by City Department

The city doll show sponsored by the city department was scheduled for July 4 and 2 at Woodlawn Gym. It has been postponed until July. Miss Lou Hamilton, director, announced the change.

Cily Veered Linn Department Woodlawn Nym Lou Hamilton

United States weighs Korea policy and Formosa status

Secretary Acheson faced questions on whether the United States is shifting from a cold to a hot war. The briefing covered sending sea and air support to South Korea to deter invasion, reaction from the free world, and Russia’s stance. Acheson declined comment on Soviet moves, noting the need to avoid speculation while addressing Korea and potential attacks elsewhere. He referenced Pravda’s critique of UN Security Council legality, and noted Russia’s boycott of the council.

Mosiclow Armerican Russia North Korea Korea Formosa Truman Acheson Soviet Union

Mass production homes promise 18 designs for Center Terrace

Laughlin describes a factory style housing plan with six basic designs and three elevations, yielding 18 distinct houses before repeating. Two bedroom homes measure 850 to 980 square feet plus porch and garage, with south facing bedrooms and cash price as low as 780 dollars. A dedicated shopping center will serve Centerville Terrace as the project nears completion.

Vile Terrace Laughlin

Arte Svalbard Fire Hazard Noted

A fragment notes that arte Svalbard was a fire hazard. The brief mentions risk factors and safety concerns tied to the site, with limited context and no specific dates or authorities provided.

Arte Svalbard

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