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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1949
Page
9
Comedian Fred Allen will resume work after a summer break and sign with NBC to decide whether his programs appear on radio television or both. NBC President Niles Trammell announced the contract amid a trend of NBC performers moving to CBS. No further financial or programming details were released.
Police report two separate crashes injuring four pedestrians in the 1100 block of Commerce street and the 900 block of Guadalupe street. Birbara Lew and Samuel Witton were treated for bruises and possible collarbone fracture after being struck by a vehicle that fled the scene. Refugia Diaz suffered a compound fracture to her right leg, with Dorg Disz sustaining bruises at the Guadalupe street incident. Driver Ramon Cassiano of 662 S Pecos street was identified as the operator in the second crash.
Police report two stabbing victims taken to hospitals after Friday night incident in the 100 block area. Gudjardo, 21, of 713 S ish Was stabbed on the left arm. Isidro Flores, 21, of 722 Clark Ave, stabbed in the abdomen near his home. Flores transported to Baptist hospital. Officer Mi booked Mike.
Bell Aircraft asserts a helicopter prototype reached 48 550 feet without a supercharged engine during a night flight. The Navy HTIA prototype, tested by Bell, was reportedly piloted by A. Cannon, a Bell test officer, and powered by a 20 horsepower engine.
A verdict of natural causes was returned for Dioniclo Esquaval, estimated well over 100, found dead Friday along Highway 181, nine miles southeast of San Antonio. Justice of the Peace M. D. Rick Jones noted he had been dead more than 10 hours. In Philadelphia, Joe Brown will return soon to the cast of Mary Chase's Harvey after release from Naval Hospital where he was treated for recurring material.
John A. alleges breach of contract in a U S District Court suit seeking damages of 26 008.95 for fraud and misrepresentation tied to a Texas venture. He claims the firm promised 23 dealers in the district 2 field managers and supplied literature and advertising but failed to perform. He seeks 16 008.95 actus damages 5 000 exemplary damages and 5 000 attorney fees.
An autopsy was awaited after Jose Menchaca Sanchez 35 of 1005 N Zarzamora St was found dead at Mrs. M E Gonzales Funeral Home 31 Guadalupe St on Friday afternoon He was pronounced dead on arrival at Santa Rosa hospital and the inquest verdict remains pending.
Portland reporting plans for an intensive water use survey in Alaska by the U S corps of engineers division engineer D Weaver. The study will resemble a 208 record and aims to outlay 3 0 00 000 000 to develop the Columbia River basin but may take years due to vast territory inaccessibility and climate limitations.
The first abortion related death in San Antonio in a year was under police investigation after a 40 year old woman died in two local hospitals on March 15. The death certificate listed tetanus as the cause, traced to an unknown midwife amid abortion allegations. The prior abortion death occurred February 23, 1948. POLAND PROTESTS WARSAW March 19 Poland protested Perera Sugoels through actions at the Polish government. Washington March 19 reports indicate Belgrade notes on employment and unemployment compensation trends with a brighter week.
Police reported Saturday that two armed bandits robbed Melcher Robles at 1015 Torreon St of $20 and Edwardo Torres at 1305 San Carlos St of $2 in the 00 block of 5 Laredo St. Robles was struck in the face when he hesitated. Suspect Lebrado M. Mune Taft later said he was robbed of $19 at Afarkel and S. Presants.
A radio and television themed note highlights winners and show titles. Charles Lindbergh is mentioned alongside programs Stop the Music and Paramount on Parade as contenders or references in the Saturday and Sunday night schedule. The brief references suggest audience engagement with classic entertainment branding.
Louis Public Service Company announced bus substitutions on the Manchester Street route affecting service. The notice specifies adjustments to daily schedules and temporary changes for riders to expect alternate pickups and delays.
Republicans said the GOP national committee paid a $7300 bill for legal work on the Taft Hartley act. Gerald D. Morgan, a Washington lawyer, testified that he received the money as a technician for helping draft wording. Democrats questioned the payment as the bill became law.
Edward Jassen, 60, of 2020 Broadway, treated at a Brooke hospital after being struck crossing Broadway in the 2000 block. The car was driven by Roland A. Keschel, 20, of Austin, causing injuries described as a fractured leg.
Chicago barber Russell Kerlum, 42, accused of cutting a girl's hair too short, risks a psychiatric evaluation. The victim, Mary Mackat, 28, pressed disorderly conduct charges after losing her job as a waitress. The report also notes a separate uneven reference to a Texas veteran group election.
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Reported in New York and Paris the pact brings major powers into a united security framework. Italy approved the treaty after a long session, and other nations invite to sign. U S officials expect early senate action. The agreement, drafted by seven nations with others invited, aims to deter aggression and unite peaceful forces for collective defense.
Wallace calls the North Atlantic pact a dangerous burden on the people. In a telegram to Tadior radio networks he urges a pause on the air to answer Dean Acheson's radio address, arguing the pact breaks the nation’s UN pledge and risks war.
Police logged two prowling incidents at Trinity University on Saturday. Ike Meader Jr reports textbooks sunglasses and a jacket stolen from his auto parked on campus. Lt Chester Simpson notes windshields wipers removed as prowlers attempted entry.
Two army surplus airplanes were demolished in a fire at Victoria county airport. Damage was estimated at 2000 dollars. The fire’s origin is unknown. Four other planes stored in the hangar were not damaged. No injuries were reported.
Prices paid to farmers at the San Antonio market on Saturday show declines for grain and hay while corn oats and wheat edge lower. White shelled corn weakens from 1.60 to 1.50 per unit and white shelled from 1.43 to 1.25. oats fall to 0.50. hard No 1 wheat slips from 2.10 to 2.05. Milo maize rises from 2.40 to 2.45 per unit and barley climbs from 2.45 to 2.50.
Long lines of traffic stalled three streets as a railroad crossing tower operator argued with a man demanding the driver be held for 180. A prisoneresident Meeman W. E. Smokey Stever reported the scene after a crash on Austin Street. Gates remained down with no train in sight as motorists horned their frustration. An officer ordered the operator back to duty, ending the dispute.
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