Traffic Death Rate on Rise in San Antonio
Police Captain George Bischel warns that if trends continue San Antonio may see record traffic deaths in 1948 with 18 of 25 victims pedestrians. He cites careless walking between cars, walking against traffic, jaywalking, and alcohol as key factors among pedestrians and drivers. He notes penalties for drunk driving and hit and run, including up to five years in prison or a $5000 fine for failure to stop and render aid.
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Bible Crossword Puzzle Highlights and Answers
A scrambled Bible crossword lists questions and clues on biblical figures places and verses. It includes references to 1 Samuel 4 14 1 Genesis accounts 1 John 1 Jesus cross Mark 15 34 and various other chapters, with noted answers and editor’s notes.
Too Hot Says Heel Stringers At Brazoria Farm
Huntsville May 22 C B Ellis head of the Texas prison system reports two prisoners at the Darrington farm cut their heel tendons saying the heat was too oppressive They were the ninth and tenth heel stringers this year compared with 65 for the first five months of 1947 The inmates were Raymond Branson 21 serving two years for theft and Floyd Edward Sayre 23 serving two years for robbery by assault Both from Bexar county.
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C. B. Ellis
Texas Prison System
Darrington
Brazoria County
Ellis
Raymond Branson
Floyd Edward Say
Lewis Raps Industry Stal On Pension Plan
John L. Lewis accused the coal industry of delaying a miners pension agreement, a key issue in contract talks that may trigger a June 30 strike. Latimer defended pension studies while Latimer and Latimer’s critics clash over a plan offering 100 monthly to eligible retirees.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Murray W. Latimer
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
Lewis
National Association
Congress
Latimer
Pension Board
Ezra van Horn
Trust ,Fees Board
Gay Nineties Revue and Dance at Catholic Club
A Gay Nineties revue and dance will be held at 7 30 p m Sunday evening at the National Catholic Community Service club located at 217 Nacogdoches Street.
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National Catholic Community Service Club
Nacogdoches St
Bank messenger drops penny sack in Oakland crowd helps
Prentiss Porter of First National Bank in Oakland Maryland carried a sack of pennies weighing about 9000 coins when the bag broke. A crowd used a cleanup truck shovel and a neighbor's broom to recover the coins and Porter eventually counted the exact total at the bank.
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First National Bank
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Dorothy Porter Funeral Rites Set
Services for Dorothy D Porter 54 a home demonstrator for Texas A M College will be at 10 am Monday at Grove Avenue Church of Christ burial in Sunset Memorial Parks She died Friday at 538 Carroll Ave Survived by brothers J L Porter Elsa and C B Porter Laredo and three sisters Mrs C M Petty Catarina Mrs W G Nixon Victoria and Mrs Edna Riley San Antonio
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Dorothy D Porter
Texas A. & M. College
Grove Avenue Church
Rancher Injured Chasing Wolf in Truck Crash
H F Borchers a prominent rancher from Yoakum was hurt when a wheel locked while chasing a wolf on his ranch causing the truck to overturn. Three other occupants were also injured in the crash.
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H. F. Borchers
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