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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1948
Page
6
In Puck The Comic Weekly readers follow Prince Valiant and allies as they contend with the mad King Tourien. Flash Gordon and The Phantom join the adventures in this big color Sunday edition, promising action and heroic exploits.
New York news reports steel consumers with fourth quarter quotas cut will face tighter availability in the first quarter of next year. The Iron Age noted demand remains undiminished for nearly all items on the steel list, signaling continuing strain in supply.
A birthday party on Ward 23 at Brooke General Hospital honored Corporal Lawrence Red Bollington who learned of the celebration as his wheelchair was wheeled in. The surprise came as he marked an illness that led to the amputation of his left leg below the knee four weeks earlier, planned by his mother who traveled from Kalamazoo, Michigan to be with him.
The Mexican consulate will close all day Wednesday so employees can hear President Miguel Aleman’s address. The speech is set for noon. Mrs. Hubert A. Gonde of Portland Oregon will speak at the National Rehabilitation Committee event, with sessions Sept 12 and 13 at the American Legion Auxiliary state convention in Corpus Christi.
A terse classified note touts quick results and ease for readers seeking services, urging dialing F-1231 for courteous assistance.
An Israeli communique said Arab region forces attacked Jewish positions in Deir Abu Tor suburb and the Mount Zion area south of the old city walls today. Roy L Wade of Austin was named assistant to the managing editor of the Texas Safety. He will supervise public education work.
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