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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
1
A brief, unclear public safety notice warns about the dangers of slipping dentures during meals and daily activities. It stresses proper denture fit and maintenance to avoid embarrassment and health risks while urging readers to consult dental professionals for secure, comfortable wear.
A strong earthquake was felt in northern Japan early today near Tokyo. No damage or injuries are reported, with authorities monitoring aftershocks and advising residents to remain cautious.
Washington The House Judiciary Committee approved a compromise bill adding 16 federal judgeships including three circuit seats. The measure revises a rejected plan and provides one permanent judge for eastern Texas and a permanent stop for a temporary judge in south Texas amid broader judiciary expansions.
Dr William Spriegel dean of the University of Texas College of Business Administration urged businessmen to raise standards and emphasize service in profits He warned private enterprise and opportunity are under fire from misinformed individuals and politicians The talk at the Retail Merchants Association of Texas conference urged loyalty between workers and management to sustain the American standard of living Maurice Acers also spoke about restoring Texas influence in the national party at the Gunter Hotel event and banquet.
Richard W. Howland, 23, an advertising executive for Chicago area publications, was found dead on a West Side street near Thomas and Cortez streets. Police investigate whether death was natural or violent. A $61 bill was found on the victim. he was son of George C. Howland of Washington, D.C. and worked for a Chicago weekly supplement.
In Korea the air war suffered as Communists pushed a new tactic described as peace talks. General Joe W. Kelly, then commander at Carswell AFB, warned the US mobility and air power faced a tough threat.
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