German Resident Sues To Recover Citizenship
Mrs. Elsie Brown Brehm of St. Louis seeks to regain U S citizenship after losing it for voting in a 1946 German election. She says she was born in 1912 in St. Louis, went to Germany in 1932, married a German, but never renounced U S citizenship. Her suit is filed in Houston federal court. her husband remains in Germany.
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Mobile
Ala
Elsie Brown Brehm
St. Louis
Dan Brown
Houston
Brehm
Petrified Forest Found Under Ancient Sea Bed
Archaeologists note that Arizona’s petrified forest likely formed when the area lay beneath sea waters, during which organic tissue gradually became stone. The discovery highlights a dramatic ancient environmental shift.
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Arizona
Jaycee President Declares US Not Finished Product
Cliff Cooper national Jaycee president says America must keep free competition environment. he notes young men can shape future if environment is planned. Cooper, 33, toured Texas with officials, meeting Governor Shivers and Austin leaders, before headed to Odessa.
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Jaycee
Cooper
California
America
Texas
Austin
United States
Humble Oil Company
Allan Shivers
Hitchin’ Post
E. M. Kirkpatrick
Baytown
Melvin Evans
Wichita Falls
Bob Little
George Warriner
Taylor Glass
John Ben Sheppard
Gladewater
Davis Grant
Gene Ravel
Chester Snyder
Alhambre
Calif
Wintreath Pump Company
National Jaycee
Tulsa
Okla
Cliff Cooper
Inmates at Rusk State Hospital Get Activity as Well as Pills
Report from Rusk State Hospital highlights emphasis on treatment and busy work programs alongside medication. Dr. L. Jackson seeks more doctors and therapists, cites 2472 patients with 2177 in activity, and notes 58 over capacity under current standards with 472 over APA standards and a 30 patient waiting list.
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Rusk State Hospital
Rusk
Rusk Hospital
American Psychiatric Association
CIO Convention Supports US Foreign Policy Over Left Opposition
At Cleveland the CIO defeated left wing opposition to its international policy stance. The convention reaffirmed support for Marshall Plan policy United Nations and the Atlantic Pact. The Electrical Workers Union urged manufacturers not to recognize expelled United Electrical Workers Union. Bridges led the attack criticizing American and British policy. Baldanzi countered with a defense of anti imperialism and Russia.
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Cleveland
CIO
America
United Nations
Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers Union
Harry Bridges
Moscow
Russia
Bridges
Truman
China
Great Britain
Greece
France
Philippines
Britain
George Baldanzi
The
Textile Workers
Baldanzi
Germany
Teller in Dallas Bank Charged With Embezzlement
Elmer Haden Wright Sr., 51, a teller at the First National Bank in Dallas, was charged in federal court with embezzling 2008 dollars. He posted 1000 dollars after a preliminary hearing and was released.
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Dallas
Elmer Haden Wright Sr
First National Bank
State documents microfilmed to save aging records
The Associated Press reports state documents including the constitution and laws are being microfilmed to preserve fragile originals. Funding from the East Legislature supports exact legal copies for office use, with work in the capitol basement and a 30 day completion anticipated.
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East
Secretary of State
Francis Henshaw
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Alfen E. Jackson
EB. Tih
Claris
Otto Kessler
Ohio State
University of Texas
Wilson X-Ray and Surgical Company
Guadalupe
McKinnon's
BY Dave Cheavens
L. Jackson
Jackson
Fast Texas
Sorrento
Capri
Sun Valley
Rio
Scarbrough’s
Frances Denney
Associated Press
Loafers
Sandler
Scarbrough Sons
Scarbrough & Sons
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