MOPAC Pledges Improved Crossings for Austin
Missouri Pacific officials promised city leaders a June 15 plan for grade crossing improvements in Austin. At Lamar Boulevard the railroad will rearrange trackage to cut 75 percent of current switching that blocks about 1,829 cars daily, with work to start within a month after the Third Street station opens around July 15.
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Missouri Pacific
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Third and
Baylor
Lamar Crossing
Mopac
Congress Avenue
Bert Lay
Morgan
Lamar
San Antonio
Russia Seeks New Role in German Postwar Government
J M Roberts Jr reports from Paris that Vyshinsky outlines a policy aiming to restore a four power council like prewar control, pushing for Russian entry into a central Ruhr and high commission. Allies warn any entry depends on Western-style reforms, free elections, and removal of East German puppet structures.
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Allied Control Council
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Paris
High Commission
Russia
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People’s Congress
East
Federal Assembly
France
Stalin
Yalta
Sabu Ordered to Show Cause in Paternity Support Case
Sabu the elephant boy must appear in court on June 20 to explain why he should not provide temporary support for eight month old Michaela Dastagir pending paternity trial. Brenda Juliet, his former fiancée and Michaela's mother, seeks $500 monthly support plus $1,000 birth expenses and legal costs.
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Hollywood
INS
Sabu
Brenda Juliet
London
Dublin
Ireland
Michaela Dastagir
Dastagir
Miss Juliet
Rubber Union Hires Head For Malfeasance
Leland Stanford Buckmaster was ousted Tuesday as president of the CIO United Rubber Workers after an Executive Board conviction for malfeasance in office. H. R. Lloyd of Akron succeeds Buckmaster as president, while Robert Garber is reinstated as Local 336 leader in Pottstown. Buckmaster may appeal at the Toronto convention. reactions cite political motives and looming corporate crossfire. Fortified by the board, F. M. Dickenson of Memphis becomes Southern director and vice president as part of the shakeup.
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Philadelphia
Leland Stanford Buckmaster
CIO United Rubber Workers
Buckmaster
Pottstown
Toronto
Akron
Ohio
Rubber Workers International
H. R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Robert Garber
Garber
F. M. Dickenson
Memphis, Tenn
Southern
URVA
Research Lab Work Spurs Jefferson Chemical Company Lab
Dg Max Neuhaus research director visited this week for installing equipment in the new Jefferson Chemical laboratory to open this summer. C H Novotny oversees remodeling and lab setup with about 75 scientists expected by July. The Austin move will relocate the New York establishment and Port Neches staff to form the core team at Port Arthur base. Selection of the laboratory director had not yet been announced.
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Max Neuhaus
Jefferson Chemical Company
Dallas
C. H. Novotny
Austin
New York City
Port Neches
Port Arthur
Neuhaus
Jefferson
Round the World Flier Lands in Chicago During Flight
Mrs. Richard Morrow-Tait and navigator Jack Ellis landed at Municipal Airport Chicago on Tuesday after nine months aloft from England. They planned an early Wednesday takeoff with no announced next destination. Earlier in the voyage the plane was damaged in Southern France and later crashed in Alaska forcing a pause.
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Chicago
Richard Morrow-Tait
England
Minneapolis
RAF
Jack Ellis
Municipal Airport
Morrow-Tait
Comic Strip Chase Nabs Chicken Thief in San Antonio
A 32 year old Houston man, after a comic strip style chase by 15 officers, was captured while trying to rob a San Antonio drug store safe. He told police there was no body but us chickens in a chicken coop. A second suspect was later arrested.
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San Antonio
Houston
Albert Turrengo
Courthouse Records Roundup From Local District Courts
Divorce actions filed or granted across 8th and 12th district courts and county courts including Howell Evans Stover Davis White Hero cases. Guardianship and executorship nominations for Ora Wheeler estate. Swindling hunting arms forgery and theft cases noted. Marriage licenses issued and new cars registered with names of parties and vehicles listed.
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126Th District Court
Roberts
Margaret Evans
Richard Evans
Nannie L. Stover
Olin Stover
Willie Clark Davis
Jessie V. Davis
Blanche White
Addison B. White
Juanita B. Hero
Pedro Hero
Sympathy From Belleville Mayor to Incoming Leader
Belleville mayor Ernest Tiemann, indicted for malfeasance during his term, wired a post election message to mayor elect H V Calhoun. He offered congratulations and sympathy to his successor amid tense political times.
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Belleville
Ernest Tiemann
H. V. Calhoun
Tiemann
Unknown Woman Buys Second-Hand Easter Bonnet
In Memphis Tennessee a department store report notes a clerk sold a customer a second-hand bonnet while the shopper tried on another hat. The incident was reported to the store manager leading to an internal inquiry.
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Memphis
Tenn
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