Eight Injured in San Antonio Weekend Car Crashes
Eight people were injured in San Antonio traffic incidents over the weekend. Notable collisions involved Mos Macy Camp, 40, suffering multiple broken ribs, and Jatars B Camp. Milton Moore, 29, was lightly hurt. Florencio Marlines, 21, sustained head injuries when a fire caused a car to smash into a telephone pole. Joe Vasquez, 18, sustained heart cuts while others, including a transit rider, also required treatment. Police and medics attended multiple crash sites across Tredericksburg Road, Sonora and Nagalitos, and South Brazos streets.
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San Antonio
Mos
Macy Camp
Box Vita
Walch
Jatars B. Camp
Tredericksburg Road
Camp
M. and
S. Hospital
Milton Moore
West Poplar
Florencio Marlines
STG
Malaminas Alley
Sonora
Nagalitos
Joe Vasquez
Durango Street
Charlie Trusty
Kelly Field
24Th Streets
Lueia Marea
Pinto Street
South Brazos Street
Tedencio Hernandez
Maria
Gallad
Qinor Issunes
Negalitus Siree
Patti Avenue
Azerbaijan Talks Resume Amid Conflict Shift
Radio reports suggest talks between the Tuanian government troops and Azerbaijan Province forces paused open warfare. Officials on both sides deny progress while broadcasts claim forces march toward Tehran. A provincial broadcast hints at resolving issues quietly, amid threats of renewed hostilities if demands aren’t met.
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Tewhan
Azerbaijan
Radio
Lee Central
Tabriz
Strict Cab Law Promised by San Antonio Taxi Official
Frank C. Vogler, city taxi inspector, pledged strict enforcement of cab ordinances. The rules bar a driver from soliciting passengers after initial hire. Wartime limits on cab capacity were lifted, Vogler noted, with fares set at 20 cents first mile, 5 cents each additional mile, 1.5 miles, and 5 cents per two minutes stopping time. Mayor Gus Mauermania agreed to judge Continental Airlines slogan contest, which runs from April to May 15.
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San Antono Taxi Mders
Frank C. Vogler
Eity Taxi Ine Spectal
Ord
Vogler
Mayo
Gus
Mauermania
Ronald A. Duff
Continental Air Lines
Concern
Licking First Application Promises Money Back Guarantee
The notice touts a single application of Blue Star Ointment claiming relief for ringworm pimples and skin issues. It promises a money back guarantee if the first jar does not satisfy and urges readers to try it today.
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Norito
Noryto
AILS A. Schools Close Amid Health Conference Delays
The Sunday health conference featured leaders from the state health department and city boards as closures and postponements spread across events. Graduation exercises for the M and S hospital nursing school were pushed to a later date, along with a spring festival and Welfare Council meeting. The Kelly Field hospital and Rainbow Girls activities also faced postponements amid the epidemic and security number calls for those under 21.
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George Cox
State Health Department
Vic Ehlers
P. Nixon
City Health Board
Serret Hills
Alamo Heights
Henry Helnl
Paw Steffler
M and S
Hospital School of Nursing
UrsuSine Emy
San Antonio
Datus M
Countel
Socral
Food Rationing Debate Grows Over Wartime Grain Shortage
Washington reports a growing push for wartime bread rationing as the nation faces a wheat pinch. President Truman reviews Hoover’s famine survey while Bowles urges action and Pillsbury shuts its Minneapolis mill due to grain scarcity. Officials warn shortages may extend into next year.
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Washington
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Ross Ang Lo
Bowles
Chester Howles
Wild
Tit
Ioover
Pillsbury
Pillsburry
Drive to Feed Starving Opens in New York
The Drive to Feed Starving began nationwide to raise cash for relief of millions, led by Lee Marshall and Tiorello LaGuardia. They urged cash gifts as more useful than canned foods since UNERA can buy at wholesale prices, though canned goods would be accepted and shipped.
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New York
Lee Marshall
Tiorello J. LaGuardia
UNERA
Umnera
Big Four weigh Ruhr settlement as talks resume
Paris dispatch says a possible compromise on Ruhr detachment appeared as the Big Four reassembled. A French source cited a federated Ruhr under international economic control, not Berlin rule, with details still to be worked out. Byrnes proposed a 25 year four power mutual assistance pact drew wary French response, tied to full allied agreement.
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Paris
Ruhr
Germany
Ruar
France
Reich
Hesse
U.S
Berlin
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Gangsters Use Bomb Victims in Madrid Shootout
Four gangsters fought police in Chelez square Madrid. Two gangsters died and two were captured after a botched extortion. Two police and four pedestrians were wounded. One gangster hurled a bomb before his death during the confrontation near the Bank of Spain.
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Madrid
Cheles
Spain
Ambrus Liquor Raids Yield Multiple Arrests in City
Eight arrested at Avalon grill on East Commerce, four at Don's Key Mole, two at Life Saver grill, with other checks at Paradise Inn Zanziday club and Happy Ink. Officers seized 127 cases of beer at Central Mercantil Recreative club after it changed hands without license. Detectives and youths cited in separate dice game incident.
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Aenuor Ambrs Jr
State
Liquor Control Board
Menday
San Antonio
Ambrus
S. J. McGowen
Chiff Ramschissel
Willian Wissmann
Avalon Grill
East Commerce Street
Don's Key Mole
Town Street
Life Saver Grill
Paradise Inn
New Brauniels Avenue
Zanziday Club
Pine and Center Street
Happy Ink
Central Mercantil Recreative Club
Dolorosa Street
Ant Brus
Oper
Hegesipo Rivera
A. Polanco
G O. Hummel
Seguin Street
Pharr Bride Weds Admiral at DuPont Estate
Rear Adm. L. Jacko Clark, 52, and Mrs. Shannon Jensen of Pharr Texas wed yesterday at the Eppin forest estate of Mrs. Alfred I. DuPont Jacksonville announces. Clark famed for Pacific theater action aboard the Hornet and in the Atlantic. Jensen a bank executive noted for Italy suit bunking procedures. marriage performed by her son K Wells. reception and breakfast followed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
L .Jacko Clark
U. S.N
Shannon Jensen
Pharr
Texas
Eppin Forest
Alfred I. DuPont
Pacific
Clark
Hornet
Irwo Jima
Okinawa
Atlantic
Jensen
K Wells
M W H. Smith
Dallas
Burial of Garbage and Holiday Proclamation by Court
The commissioners court passed a resolution urging residents to bury their garbage and declared May 31 a holiday with county offices closed except the sheriff. A contract was awarded to Southern Construction to pave 1.71 miles of the Sout ton road for 774.70 dollars. Street Commissioner Steffler noted the city will pay 2500 dollars as its share for the Ruliman project. Court members were sworn in as the board of equalization and approved the rendition of railroad polling stock.
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Commissioners Court
Ognizarice
Southern Construction Company
Southton Road
Paul Steffler
Ruliman
J Read
Board of Equalization
Polio Curb Measures Reported In Radio Aired Talk
The fragment outlines polio curb measures including hygiene steps such as washing dishes in hot water and scouring plumbing fixtures with antiseptic solution. It notes a scheduled talk by Dr. Cox on the polio epidemic on WOAI at 11 15 a m Tuesday.
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Redding
Dr. Cox
Woai
State Department Split May Change U S Foreign Policy
A widening split within the State Department could reshape U S foreign policy after Byrnes returns from Paris. Resignations and reassignments loom as career diplomats clash with newer staff over how to handle Europe and postwar settlement talks with Russia and Western powers. Byrnes sided with veteran diplomats seeking a unified European strategy before tackling political issues.
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Washington
Guyeiomey
Department
Dean Acheson
Will Clayton
Mel Cormack
William Langer
Foreign Service
Europe
Molotoy
Byrnes
Secretacy
James Diam
Western
Trestle
Tripoli
Eastern
N Sagrer Byrnes
Acheson
Clayton
Pari
Losing Race for Jobs For WWII Veterans Stat Drop
Washington reports World War II veterans face unemployment far higher than civilians with claims showing 1.5 million nonveterans on wage rolls and 1.4 million veterans seeking benefits. By end of March unemployment among veterans rose while nonveteran rolls fell, reflecting slow job absorption for veterans amid new opportunities in a cautious economy.
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Aiweig
Pigm
Washington
Two Men Slugged and Robbed Near Broadway Bus Stop
A man and an accomplice report being overpowered by three soldiers while awaiting a bus at 3600 Broadway in Fort Richardson. They were robbed of a watch, cash, and a cashier's check. Fort Sam Houston resident Pyi Lennie Fields says he was assaulted and robbed in the 4700 block of East Commerce Street.
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Broadway
Ford
iHichardson
South St. Mary's Street
Casiier
Pyi
Lennie Fields
Fort Sam Houston
East Cotnmerce Street
Auto Carriers Open Meeting in San Antonio Convention
Auto Carriers Open Meeting reports over 300 delegates and guests gathered at the Gunter hotel for the opening session of the annual Texas Motor Transport Association convention. Starry Brown of Brow Express presides as leaders discuss wartime transportation challenges and potential solutions to manpower and material shortages. Mayor Gus Mauermann welcomes attendees at lunch. Tedl V. Rodgers addresses the gathering on the national transportation picture. A roadeo at the Parr American Way tests drivers’ road safety and handling skills with prizes and a chance to advance to the national event in Chicago.
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Gunter Hotel
Texas Motor Transportition Association
Starry Brown
Brow Express Company
San Antonio
Gus Mauermann
Tedl V. Rodgers
American Trucking Associations
Washington, D. C
Roadeo
ParrAmerican Spegway
Pam
Wiless
Chicago
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Army Club Postpones Meeting Over Polio Emergency
The Army Civilian club postpones its meeting set for Monday at 12:20 PM due to the polio emergency, announced by Mrs. Sohn A. Porter president of the army section of the elu.
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Army Civilian Club
St. Anthony
Sohn A. Porter
Army
Elu
A Sure Bet for your manes in light for sale ad
An oddly phrased classified item offers a light for sale with a contact dial number. The fragment hints at a humorous or stray ad, mentioning a dog eared phrase about profit and a telephone contact F 234.
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