Livestock Auction Sells 295 Head in Austin Sale
Austin Brock Yard sale totals 295 head with 243 cattle 83 hogs 10 sheep four goats and five horses Prices rise 50 cents except hogs down 50 cents Calves top at 27.75 per cwt hogs to 17 sow 19 cows with calves to 25 per pair Representative buyers include A B Brodie M H Evans Fred Bullian Alvin Braun L B Burton Ed Kamp E Chamberlain O Chamberlain Will Chamberlain Mrs Louis Ebeling M W Eppright Elroy Faust Will Greene Frank Hail Melvin Heine O M Harris Carl Hoppe C H Heidemeyer Barney Higgs Alfred Hohman George Ireland Buck Jones C Elton Krause Patt Lockwood J J Lumpkin J L Massingill J F Martin O A Newberg E A Reno I E Regiene Ira Rowe Worth Sandifer M Townsend K L Turner Fred Upchurch all from Austin and nearby towns.
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Austin Brock Yard
A. B. Brodie
Austin
M. H. Evans
Fred Bullian
Alvin Braun
Georgetown
L. B. Burton
Ed Kamp
Creedmoor
Chamberlain
Manor
Eson Chamberlain
Dale
Will Chamberlain
Louis Ebeling
Round Mountain
M. W. Eppright
Lytton Springs
Elroy Faust
Liberty Hill
Will Greene
Florence
Frank Hail
Melvin Heine
Marble Falls
O. M. Harris
Fentress
Carl Hoppe
C. H. Heidemeyer
Lockhart
Barney Higgs
Elgin
Alfred Hohman
Dripping Springs
George Ireland
Cedar Valley
Buck Jones
Elton Krause
Patt Lockwood
J. J. Lumpkin
J. L. Massingill
J. F. Martin
A. Newberg
E. A. Reno
E. Regiene
Ira Rowe
Sandifer
M. Townsend
K. L. Turner
Fred Upchurch
Appeal Filed in Barshop Tax Evasion Case
Attorneys for Joseph J. Barshop filed a notice of appeal from a federal verdict. He was convicted Jan. 14 on five counts of willful income tax evasion and sentenced to three years in prison with a $5,000 fine per count. Barshop posted a $40,000 appeal bond.
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San Antonio
Joseph J. Barshop
Barshop
Ben H. Rice Jr
University of Tulsa Refuses Two Negroes
The University of Tulsa in Tulsa Oklahoma refused to enroll two Negro women seeking graduate work. President C S Pontius said the decision by the university board of trustees follows Tuesday night and will not go to court. He noted state law allowing Negroes at the University of Oklahoma does not apply to privately endowed Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
University of Tulsa
C. S. Pontius
University Board of Trustees
University of Oklahoma
Tulsa School
Pontius
Spring Season In Llano Declared Good
Llano County reports a wonderful spring season after general rains. Farmers in the Valley Spring area note moisture seeping from the ground and anticipate widespread plowing by March first.
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Llano
Llano County
Reuther Assault Charge Denied By Carl Bolton
Detroit February 22 Carl Bolton denies police effort to frame him as the gunman in the Walter Reuther shooting and a related attack on Victor Reuther. He contends two ex-convicts lied about his involvement and he was near a poolroom miles away when the shots occurred.
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Detroit
Carl Bolton
Walter Reuther
Bolton
Draper
Reuther
Joseph Louisell
Kaliszewski
Washington
Meat Tenderness Campaign Reveals Ultra Thin Slices
St. Louis meat industry leader John F. Krey said the American Meat Institute developed a slicer that cuts meat to one one thousandth of an inch as part of a campaign to study molecule structure and make meat more tender with federal cooperation in the Chicago laboratory.
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Dallas
St. Louis
John F. Krey
American Meat Institute
Chicago
Through the State Theater Lineup and Showtimes
The listing details film showings at multiple venues including TE STATE and CACTUS through Friday and Thursday. Notable titles include The Ape Man with Bela Lugosi, It's a Great Feeling with Doris Day, Adam's Rib with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn, and Dealings of Oklahoma. Showtimes span early afternoon to late evening with first features opening around 6 PM.
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Peracsay
Mr. I
Walt Disney
Lusea
Lugosi
Vaninhe
Mntoron
Ingrid Rt Man
Joseph Cotte Chiep
Dealins of
Oklahoma
Randah
Facraedy
Who Judges Judge If Judge Needs Judging
Washington lawmakers debate a bill to remove badly behaving U S district judges with Supreme Court appointed prosecutors and a three member circuit court to try them. Rep Hobbs argues current impeachment is too slow and judges fear insanity cases cannot be removed efficiently.
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Congress
House
Senate
Hobbs
D-Ala
Supreme Court
Cuit Court of Appeals
Judiciary Committee
Representative Bryson
D-Sc
Andrew Johnson
United States
Johnson
Costello Citizenship Under Federal Fraud Probe
US Attorney Irving Saypol said he is probing charges that Frank Costello obtained U S citizenship by fraud. The inquiry follows Robert Montgomery’s suit to revoke Costello’s citizenship. Montgomery alleges Costello lied about character when applying in 1935 and Costello admits bootlegging and unpaid taxes. Costello’s fingerprint file lists four past arrests from 1908 to 1939.
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New York
Irving H. Saypol
Frank Costello
Underworld
Robert Montgomery
Costello
Citizensip
de Lesseps Morrison
New Orleans
New York Herald-Tribune
Saypol
Montgomery
Department of Justice
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Italy
New York City
Manhattan
Keeping His Car Means Jail for One Postman
Chicago letter carrier Sylvester Morris confessed to taking 200 dollars from a letter to pay on his 2700 dollar car. Federal Judge Elwyn Shaw offered him two options: prison or probation if he has sold the car and cleared his debt by next Tuesday.
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Chicago
Sylvester Morris
Elwyn R. Shaw
Shaw
Morris
Leases Show Washington as Early Landmark Landlord
A Fauquier County record reveals a 1777 lease signed by George Washington of Mount Vernon to Edward Wiseley, detailing a 130 acre portion of a Springfield tract and a regimented orchard plan. The document, dated March 15, 1777 and recorded Oct. 24, 1774, highlights modern sounding guidelines for planting pruning fencing and preservation of fruit trees.
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Warrenton, V
George Washington
Fauquier County
Mount Vernon
County of Fairfax
Colony of Virginia
Esquire
Edward Wiseley
Carpenter
Washington
San Marcos School Head Goes on Tour
Fred Kaderli San Marcos city schools superintendent is among 200 American superintendents chosen for the flying classroom tour by the American Association of Manufacturers. He will visit Chicago Detroit and New York by air this week then travel to Atlantic City for the National Association of School Superintendents meeting next week.
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San Marcos
ANS
Fred Kaderli
American Association of Manufacturers
Kaderli
Chicago
Detroit
New York
AMA
Atlantic City
National Association of School Superintendents
Wife Faces Murder Charge In Slaying Of Husband
In Luray Virginia on February 22 Barbara Parks 26 was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of her husband Robert Franklin Parks 38 a former Japanese war prisoner and retired Army captain. The warrant was served in her county jail cell as she proclaimed innocence and claimed the shooting was accidental during a gun demonstration at their farm home Saturday night.
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Luray
Page County
Barbara Parks
Robert Franklin Parks
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