Communist Led Strikes Threaten Moch in French Crisis
Paris reports 7000 Loire valley coal miners on a 24 hour strike amid wider stoppages in textiles metals and mines. Interior Minister Jules Moch negotiates with coalition leaders as devaluation and health concerns threaten a new premier and possible presidential resignation.
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Paris
Jules Moch
France
Loire Valley
Britain
Modi
Socialist Party
General Federation of Labor
Moch
Auriol
Hemorrhage Listed As Cause of Death For Affray Victim
Cunningham Banks died after a fight on Rosewood Street from a cerebral hemorrhage per Brackenridge Hospital pathologist Dr J Warren Jackson. Detectives said a 23 year old suspect admitted the altercation and five witnesses provided statements. coroner awaiting autopsy verdict.
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Brackenridge Hospital
Cunningham Banks
J. Warren Jackson
Marion Lee
T. O. Lang
Banks
Rosewood Street
Justice of the Peace
Frank McBee
Glasses slogan sparks panel on women and eyewear
The American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology criticized Dorothy Parker's nine word line about women who wear glasses. The group said the idea became folklore and influenced attitudes toward glasses, urging patients to wear correct prescriptions if advised by a physician.
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Chicago
American Academy of Ophthalmology and
Otolaryngology
Dorothy Parker
The
Academy Today
Drama Professor's Play Adapted for English Stage
E. P. Conkle University of Texas drama professor's mystery comedy Keep Your Head is being adapted for English production by P. G. Wodehouse for Sidney Harmon and John Wildberg. Three Conkle one-act plays were published recently including A China-Handled Knife and Incident at Eureka Bumps.
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E. P. Conkle
University of Texas
P. G. Wodehouse
New York Times
Wodehouse
Sidney Harmon
John Wildberg
Four Named To Trinity University Trustees Board
Trinity University in San Antonio announced the election of four new trustees. Henry Cofield of Marfa replaces W. D. Anderson of Waxahachie who resigned after 30 years. Frank Danley Newton of Jacksonville takes the seat after the death of C. H. Coleman of Athens. The Rev. Kenneth Mauldin of Port Arthur and the Rev. J Hoytt Boles of Denton fill seats left by Dr. Matthew H. Arnold and Dr. Harry Sarles respectively.
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San Antonio
Trinity University
Monroe G. Everett
University
Henry Cofield
Marfa
W. D. Anderson
Waxahachie
Frank Danley Newton
First National Bank of
Jacksonville
C. H. Coleman
Athens
Kenneth Mauldin
First Presbyterian Church of
Port Arthur
Matthew H. Arnold
Corsicana
J. Hoytt Boles
Denton
Harry Sarles
City Temple Presbyterian Church
Dallas
High Mass Planned For Priest in Ennis
Requiem high mass will be held Tuesday for Father Francis Kowalski 83 who died after a long illness He had served as pastor of St John Catholic Church Ennis since 1911 A native of Poland he was ordained there in 1892 and later moved to Strawn Texas in 1908
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Ennis
Francis Kowalski
Father Kowalski
St. John’s Catholic Church
Poland
Ee N. Y
Strawn
Texas
Black man dies after running public safety incident in Jesup
In Jesup Georgia on a Saturday night a Black man was fatally struck during a running public safety incident with officers after a confrontation with Fred Vail a Black man wounded earlier at a turpentine still near Screven. Sheriff O Quinn said bloodhounds pursued Bishop Sam Johnson itinerant preacher and healer who fled after threatening an officer.
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Jesup
Sam Johnson
Fred Vail
Screven
Homer McBee
George D. O'Quinn
McBee
Leslie Kelley
Kelley
O'Quinn
C.C. Underwood
Aycross
Johnson
Vail
Czech Purge of Unreliables to Continue in Next Ministry
Prague dispatch reports Czechoslovak authorities plan to purge more political unreliables with the Finance Ministry to be next targeted. A week of arrests swept thousands into jails and camps, largely small businessmen, property owners, priests, students.
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Prague
Finance Ministry
Czechoslovakia
Lucas accuses Gabrielson of gutter politics over atomic blast remark
Senator Scott Lucas charged GOP National Chairman Guy Gabrielson with gutter politics after the Russian atomic explosion announcement. Lucas said Truman’s disclosure was the one jarring note, and Gabrielson’s comment was timed to sway foreign aid plans.
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Springfield
Scott W. Lucas
Ill
Guy Gabrielson
Senate
Truman
Gabrielson
Heavy Snow Grips Northwest. Deer Hunters Safe
A late week snowstorm blanketed the Northwest with heavy accumulations in Idaho Montana and Wyoming halting roads and leaving a death in Rose Lake Idaho of Lois een 27. Snow covered Ft Bridger Wyoming with 14 inches and drifts reached several feet in Idaho canyons. Warm air crept into the East and South while the Plains and Rockies cooled with record highs in Chicago and muggy heat in the Ohio Valley.
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Associated Press
Plains
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Loiseen
Rose Lake
Aho
Great Plains
Minnesota
Towa
Rockies
Butte
Mont
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Ft. Bridger
Wyo
Chicago
Ohio Valley
East
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Kentucky-Tennessee
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
Highway Officials Open San Antonio Convention Today
The American Association of State Highway Officials opens a four day convention in San Antonio with Thomas MacDonald, commissioner of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads, among the speakers. Governors and highway officials from several states attend. four congressmen are invited but undecided on attendance. Election of officers will be held next Thursday.
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San Antonio
American Association of State Highway Officials
Thomas MacDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Vernor Allan Shivers
Co. W. Brown
Iet
Missouri Highway Department
Augustin Garcia Lopez
Communications and Public Works
Mexico City
George H. Fallon
Maryland
House
Paul Cunningham
Iowa
Dennis Chavez
Senate Committee On Public Works
Arthur Watkins
Utah
Senate
Highway Commission
Sandefer Memorial Building Dedicated At Hardin-Simmons
Abilene Texas October 9 A 430 000 administration and library building at Hardin Simmons University was dedicated in memory of J D Sandefer who led the school for 31 years The structure will bear his name Dr John L Hill editor Broadman Press spoke on denominational schools need for independent funding President D M Wiggins of Texas Tech called the building a symbol valuing freedom over security
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Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
J. D. Sandefer
Sandefer
John L. Hill
Broadman Press
D. M. Wiggins
Texas Tech
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