Reiter Funeral Slated Friday in San Antonio
Dr. Max Reiter 45 renowned Texas symphony conductor died Wednesday night in San Antonio. Funeral services will be held Friday at Temple Beth El with Dr. David Jacobson officiating. Leopold Stokowski will direct a special WOAI broadcast in Reiter memory.
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Waco
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Dallas
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New York
Dallas a Scene of Auto Chases
Dallas police chased several suspects in an early morning spree. A man arrested after a 90 mile per hour escape claimed he was hurrying home after a party. Two juveniles in a stolen car outran units until plain clothes detectives fired five shots. A third juvenile sped 90 mph through a residential area for thrill. One racer said he fled because the finance company would reclaim his car.
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Peggy Cummins Weds London Businessman in Essex Church
Irish actress Peggy Cummins married London businessman Derek Dunnett aged 29 in Essex Unitarian Church, London. The Rev. E Saville Hicks conducted the ceremony as Cummins sent word to friends about the wedding occurring four days before her 25th birthday. Dunnett is a director of a seeds company.
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Peggy Cummins
London
Derek Dunnett
Dunnett
Essex
E. Saville Hicks
Mystery Supply Rockets Baffle Allied Officers
A group of 2nd Division Artillery officers said they found hundreds of four foot rockets abandoned north of Pyongyang during the Allied advance. The rockets, dated June 1950 and bearing American manufacture marks, were identical to U S World War II rockets and reportedly boxed with American nails.
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Pyongyang
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Robert W. Johnson
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Joint Red Military Leadership Likely
Informed quarters said Thursday they regarded as highly idle reports that Russia Red China and North Korea had set up joint military headquarters somewhere in Manchuria. They could not confirm the reports though.
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Russia
Red China
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Saturday Rites Set For Counties' Auditor
Funeral services for James F. Houlihan 64 longtime auditor for 20 Southwest Texas counties will be held Saturday morning in Weimar He also served as city auditor for Schulenburg He died in a Galveston hospital after a monthlong illness He was a Minnesota native Survivors include two daughters and two sons.
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Galveston
Minnesota
Cat Offered to Fight UN Invasion of Mice
The American Feline Society Inc offers a strong alley cat to the United Nations to deter a mice invasion at the new headquarters. President Robert L. Kendell says a tentative agreement was reached after reports of mice reaching the 30th floor and frightening UN staff. Representatives are to decide if the cat becomes a UN mascot.
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Burglar's Visit Leaves Houston Pupils Hungry
Pupils at James W. Oates School on Wallisville Road Houston express hunger after a burglar entry. The incident prompts school officials and police to review safety while urging community help. Local authorities investigate the break in and search for the suspect believed to be responsible.
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James W. Oates
Wallisville Road
Burglars Hit School Lunchroom Again
Principal Charles E B Poe says students are angry and hungry after burglars raided the school lunchroom for the fifth time this week, taking much of the food planned for Wednesday noon.
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Charles EB. Poe
Theft Report Notes Missing Lunch Items and Cheese
The report lists stolen food including chicken bacon lunch meat dessert and ice cream. Pupils were left with only cheese to eat, highlighting the scale of the loss and its impact on the school meal program.
Highest Post Office at Cerro de Pasco Peru
The National Geographic Society notes the world’s highest post office is in Cerro de Pasco Peru at an altitude of 14385 feet. The facility serves local residents and travelers in the Andean region.
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