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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1949

Page

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Blockade Note Dispatched as Western Powers Plan Restart

Berlin reports that Western Allied governments have dispatched a note to the Soviet authorities stating that they consider next Wednesday midnight as the time to lift the blockade and resume interzonal traffic. A British freight train is to enter the Soviet zone from Helmstedt, followed by U.S. trains. Kyaschnin confirms Russian plans to marshal cars for zonal convoys and to construct a second mass line paralleling the Berlin Helmstedt corridor.

Tikeay Helrstedt Sovie Kyaschnin Berlin Helmstedt

Kansas City School Tax Parade Demonstrates Support

About 3000 school children with high school bands and floats marched downtown Kansas City to back a proposed school tax increase. An estimated 25,000 spectators lined the route as children displayed signs urging voters to support education funding ahead of next Tuesday’s ballot.

Kansas- ‘City Kansas City

Auto Crash Kills L. H. Kayton 18

L H Kayton 18 son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Kayton of 134 W Elm Tree Pl San Antonians died in a highway crash north of Helotes on State Highway 16. The convertible hit a stone wall and overturned. Two companions Joe Glover 17 and Kenneth Lovell 17 survived with minor injuries and were treated at Santa Rosa Hospital. Kayton was a Texas Military Institute senior and football squad member. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Porter Loring.

Lewis Hartung Kayton Lewis Kayton W. Elgmete Pl Helotes Kayton E. Gramerey-pls Kenneth “Lovell Broadway Santa Rosa Texas Military Institute Glover Lovell R. E. Glover CW. Lovell TMI Sansaci George’ Burnup Boerne Bexar County Bob Pryor Joe Dominguez Justice of the Peace John N. ‘Ogden Oe Porter Loring Lubbock Ps Tech Terrace Dine Hommes Penhendle South ‘Plains Texas Fanhandle Morton High Plains Bill Parcella Scott Wanda Randy Sundown Bruce Burney Condeem T. M. Harris Magnova Petroleum Bartlesville

Heat Wave Sweeps Across East as Cold Front Falls

The Associated Press reports a sharp cold front moving from the Midwest into the Ohio River states and Pennsylvania New York. Temperatures fell from the 90s in many eastern cities while western and northern regions saw snow in Wyoming and Colorado. Arizona and Flagstaff logged snow while remaining areas hit 90 degree weather.

Associated Press Bot Norman Marks Midwest Ohio River Pennsylvania New York Wyoming Colorado Cisco Flagstatt Ariz Arizona Ite Jenmied

British forces in Hong Kong on stand by for action

Hong Kong was reported almost cut off by Communist guerrillas as British armed forces were ordered to stand by. The crown colony’s permanent garrison was told to be ready whenever and wherever required.

Hong Kong INS Gueras

Ink spilled campaign clash targets Mrs Gonzales

Fragmentary text reports a political clash tied to a mom identified as Mrs A A Gonzales at 503 Allen with charges following a Saturday incident. A White for mayor sticker dispute sparked ink and bottle breaking as police investigated.

S. Paign A.A. Gonzales

Record Golf and Sprint Feats Highlight Sports At A Glance

Bobby Locke fired a 68 to lead Boston into a two way tie in the National League as the Creenbiier Open showcased his sharp putting. Mel Patton clocked 20.2 seconds in the 220 yard dash and unofficially ran 100 yards in 9.1 seconds.

Giants Boston Bobby Locke Mel Patton

Communism in Colleges Attacked at Institute Discussion

Stanford University professor Dr. Ralph H. Lutz told an academic freedom institute that any professor espousing communism should be dismissed summarily as part of the ongoing cold war era crisis and scrutiny in higher education.

Los Angeles Stanford University Ralph H. Lutz The Institute On Academic Freedom Today

New York socialite reports $200000 jewelry loss in West Virginia

Mrs. Ronald Bascom of New York and Palm Beach reported diamonds and sapphires valued at $200,000 missing tonight at the Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs. Indications point to a professional jewel theft gang. The former Mrs. Vanderbilts honeymooning with her husband at the Greenbrier.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va ENS New York Ronald Bascom Palm Beach George Vanderbilt Swank Greenbrier Hotel

Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Sunday Forecast

Partly cloudy to cloudy Sunday with scattered showers and a few light sprinkles. Moderate southerly winds. Morning near 70 and Sunday afternoon near 86. Saturday high around 69.

Reds Claim Soviet A Bomb Secret Amid Paris Talks

A wartime style dispatch asserts Russian scientists may know atomic energy and the bomb’s formula, with a claim Soviet Russia lacks a completed device but could finish one soon. The piece notes Paris talks among US Britain France and Russia loom as the bomb lore spreads, possibly propaganda or real.

Paris Russia Soviet Bss Britain France Washington Walter Bedell Smith Moscow Soviet Russia

Ryan Ponders Pay Hike For AFL Longshoremen

Joseph P. Ryan, leader of 80,000 AFL longshoremen, says if conditions stay the same his men will need more money as contracts run to Sept 30. The ILWU president agrees wages are likely to rise with prices.

Houston Joseph P. Ryan New York

Ford strike widens as union and company seek talks

The three day Ford strike at the Rouge plant gains momentum with 62,000 of 65,000 workers walking out. Mayor Hubbard of Dearborn urges a meeting to end the walkout while Ford offers to negotiate and preserve work standards under contract terms. Other plants face layoffs and related labor actions across the country.

Associated Pees Ford Henry Ford Orville L. Hubbard Dearborn Big Rouge Hubbard CIO United Auto Workers Affcrats Uvaw- Inn General: Motors Plant Scranton AFL Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric’ Railway Baltimore AFL Macy's Department Store New York City Independent Department Store Union

Bevin Vows Britain Will Aid Berlin Despite Conflicts

Berlin May 7 Bevin told Berlin airlift workers England will never refuse to help the people of Berlin and Germany He praised pilots for mastering early difficulties and said Britain has raised its prestige to new heights Bevin planned talks with German leaders tomorrow.

Berlin Ensi—Besl Errest Belin England Germany Bevin Hiss Gataw Nou Britain

Wholesale index declines to lowest since 1947

The Associated Press index of 35 wholesale commodity prices slipped to 155.85 this week, the lowest since November 7, 1947. The weekend level was 155.85, down from a week ago and well below the 186.73 figure a year earlier.

New York

Killer Gets Suspended Term

Ernest James Jackson of Dallas was convicted of murder by a jury in Judge Earl Roberts' court and received a suspended sentence. The case arose from the October 1018 pistol slaying of James Howard in Dallas, involving a Dallas Negro.

Dallas Ernest James Jackson Earl Roberts Special Criminal District Court James Howard

Watches Doctor Cut Off His Leg At Sea

A British whaler returned to Liverpool with Kenneth Sinclair of the Southern Venturer missing a leg after an at sea amputation without anesthetics. Crewman Ord, 18, saved him from bleeding out by applying a tourniquet. Sinclair remained conscious and planned to rejoin as a radio operator.

Liverpool Kenneth Sinclair Abe Whaler Southern Venturer Berets| Ord Messboy Sinclair Ord Wil Go

UN to Vote On Spain Plan Debated by Assembly Referendum

The UN political committee approved a measure allowing all governments to resume relations with Franco Spain or maintain the arms boycott, 23 to 16 with 16 abstentions, facing a likely two thirds requirement in the assembly and uncertain prospects. The Soviet bloc opposed the plan, accusing jet aircraft transfers to Franco.

Lannsuneras iMay INS United Nations Franco Spein IMB Balaii Deniel Soviet Bloc Franco

Indonesian Reconcile Java Sumatra Hostilities Terms Agreed

The United Nations and representatives of the Netherlands and Indonesia announced an agreement to end hostilities in Java and Sumatra and to cooperate in maintaining law and order.

Indonesia Wetherlands Indonesian Republi Java Sumatra

Tideland Issue Goes to High Court

Texas faces a jurisdictional fight with the federal government over underwater lands in the Gulf of Mexico. Price Daniel travels to Washington to present Texas’ position as the U S Supreme Court schedules Monday for arguments.

Austin Price Daniel Washington Texas

Rain Threats Hang On For San Antonio Weekend

Rain threats linger as showers and thundershowers persist around San Antonio from May 1. South winds moderate, skies cloudy to partly cloudy with highs near 85 degrees and Sunday morning lows around 65.

San Antonio

Lubbock Flood Toll Rises in Texas Weather Outbreak

The Associated Press reports deadly storms across Texas with 5 killed and 36 injured. Sundown and Lockney suffered fatalities from tornadoes and lightning. Flooding isolated Lubbock, damaged homes, and disrupted transport as tempers flare with more storms expected.

Texas Associated Frees Lubbock Ana Lockney W. F. Pierce Tra Duke

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