Babies Reject Noisy Breakfast Cereal Boom
In San Antonio on February 28, W. G. Mason of Chicago argued that wartime trends boost sales of traditional hot cereals, while W. H. Irons of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas offered a stable business outlook, predicting no slump or recession.
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San Antonio
Texas Wholesale Grocers Association
W. G. Mason
Chicago
W. H. Irons
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Cyclone-Hit Town Pays Red Cross Goal Early
LAMASCO Texas residents, still recovering from the April 1949 cyclone, report they surpassed the 1950 Red Cross quota with 15 families contributing 35 dollars two days before the drive’s official start. Chairman Emmitt Ward cited gratitude for Red Cross aid after the disaster.
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Red Cross
Lamasco
Texas
Emmitt Ward
Ward
Judge Knows the Law and Wife Too in Parked Car Collision
Dallas district Judge Dallas Blankenship settled out of court with a car driver after his wife, driving a newer model given by him, collided with a parked vehicle near a church following Sunday services.
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Dallas
INS
Dallas Blankenship
Bridges Trial Witness Admits Perjury Twice
Government witness Mervyn Rathborne testified he lied about not being a Communist in 1940 and 1941 under orders from party leaders. The admission disrupted the Bridges trial with Judge George B. Harris assigning misconduct to defense chief Vincent Hallinan, a prior contempts recipient.
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San Francisco
Mervyn Rathborne
Harry Bridges
Rathborne
George B. Harris
Vincent Hallinan
Bridges Defense
Hallinan
Bridges
CIO Longshore Union
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
F. Joseph Donohue
Dies un-American Activities Committee
Tenney “Little Dies
California
Roy Hudson
William Schneiderman
Three Children Die as Bus and Train Collide in Maine
A school bus carrying about twenty children to Central School from farming districts collided with a freight train in Monticello Maine on Tuesday. Three children died and nine were injured. The victims were identified as Pamela Davis and Bonnie Flewell both about 11 and Bonnie's sister.
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Monticello
Maine
INS
Central
Pastor, Another Man Arrested In Klan Slaying
In Pen City Alabama on February 28 1947 top Klan leader Rev Alvin C Horn and furniture dealer Claude J Luker were charged with the murder of Charlie Hurst 39 near Pen City. Hurst was ambushed as he asked for help after signaling the Klan was after him.
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Pen City
Ala
Charlie Hurst
Here
Alvin C. Horn
Claude J. Luker
Talladega
Robert Hurst
Sherriff Ira Davis
Hurst
Ku Klux Klan
Howard
Howard Hurst
Neriff Davis
Luker
Havey
Orn
Alabama
Sam Roper
Atlanta
Iurst
One Opponent Files in Travis County Race Amid Low Opposition
Only one candidate has formal opposition to incumbent Travis County officials this summer as Les Procter, a young Austin attorney, will challenge Perry Jones for county attorney. Campaign expense estimates may reach 750 dollars per candidate unless more newcomers enter. County Democratic Chairman J. M. Patterson lists reelection seekers including Lawson Boothe N L Gault Sam N Allred A W Murchison M M Thorp for constables precincts three and five Emilie Limberg county clerk M O Metcalfe county surveyor Clay L Price county treasurer Frank McBee Travis Blakeslee J P John H White constable precinct five T Martin Jr district clerk and Sheriff Ernest Best.
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Travis County
Les Procter
Austin
Perry Jones
Democratic
J. M. Patterson
Lawson Boothe
N. L. Gault
Sam N. Allred
A. W. Murchison
M. M. Thorp
Truman Sends Senate Treaty With Ireland
President Truman sent to the Senate for ratification a treaty of friendship commerce and navigation between the United States and Ireland. The move comes as the two nations seek stronger postwar ties and closer economic cooperation.
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Truman
Senate
Ireland
Washington
Endocreme Hormone Cream Promises Proof Over Promises
A claim asks readers for proof rather than promises in choosing Endocreme hormone cream. It asserts the product is from a specialist in ormone cosmetics, originated and tested by doctors, approved by thousands since 1937, and offered at 3.50 dollars plus tax.
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Inormone
Communist youth league papers found in coal field crash
Police recovered documents linking a labor youth league drive among striking miners to the Communist Party. The material includes a mass mobilization plan, lists of Pittsburgh residents marked as communists, and a note book with contact numbers. A car crash killed driver Charles Tropnick and injured four others.
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Pittsburgh
Youth League
Communist Party
House un-American Activities Committee
un-American Activities Committee
Labor Youth League
New York Labor
FBI
Charles Tropnick
Bayshore
N. Y
William Z. Foster
Community Party
United States
Harold Orzick
Cvetie
Dallasite Hurt in Dream About Atomic Bomb Raid
Sam Kirk, 49, of Dallas, dreamed Monday night of an atomic bomb attack. He woke with a shattered elbow and bruised hip after jumping from bed to window screen and leaping from the roof, now hospitalized recovering from injuries.
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Dallas
Sam Kirk
Kirk
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