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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1950
Page
4
Tulsa reports the nation's daily average crude oil production rose to 5,093,450 barrels, setting another 1950 record. The gain was 8,125 barrels from the prior week. In Seoul, May 23, the defense ministry announced guerrillas from Communist North Korea were killed last Sunday. 27 gunbills were billed.
Elks Club in San Antonio hosts a performance presented by the Order of the Does at 3 p.m. Friday. The play titled A Women Jess Wedding will be staged with Mrs. Jack Dane as committee chair and Bill Chidgayer serving as master of ceremonies. The all male Elks members form the wedding party.
INEZ BOBS reports on Heemoon N. Sander a New Hampshire doctor who quit plowing to earn money amid murder charges and license revocation. Despite acquittal in the Abbie Burrolo case, Sander seeks reinstatement of medical practice with no restrictions, amid public debate over public health policy and his political support in Manchester.
former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican presidential hopeful Alf Landon told College of Emporia listeners the Soviet Union could strike like a cat with a mouse if atomic parity exists he warned of drift toward disaster and urged a radical policy shift He accused Washington indecision and Cuba Moscow of manipulating world events and urged the UN as a battleground for freedom while criticizing European aid as a vast international WPA and calling for concrete steps toward European unity
Mrs. Myrtle Carpenter, 50, released on 5000 bond after being charged with assault with intent to murder for firing 12 bullets into the home of Claude Williams, a Louisiana night club operator, in Orange. Local prosecutor W. F. Doctors noted bullets struck clothing during a European plague reference.
In York on May 2, a Remington employee testified before a federal grand jury probing subversive activities. He denied ever belonging to the Communist party and described prior declarations as misstatements. The witness recounted rumors about Roy and Roy’s adventures, noting he had answered reporters after a Sunday magazine feature.
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