Real progress in Mexican aftosa fight noted by officials
P O Wilson and George Kirksey report the aftosa campaign in Mexico is moving from slaughter to mass vaccination. By December about 70 three man teams will inoculate roughly 1,000,000 cattle monthly, with plants already operating in Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila and Tamaulipas and more under construction.
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P. O. Wilson
Joint Livestock Committee
George Kirksey
Houston
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Harry H. Johnson
Aftosa
National Cattleman’s Association of Mexico
Jesus A. Almeida
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Ciudad Camargo
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Suspect Questioned In Fatal Stabbing At Local Café
A 16 year old boy was arrested for questioning in the fatal stabbing of Luther McQuitur, 24, at the Big Bell Cafe on East 12th. McQuitur died from stab wounds after being taken to Brackenridge Hospital where doctors said his lung may have collapsed. He was pronounced dead at 5 50 a m Sunday.
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Big Bell Cafe
East 12Th
Western Union
Giddings
McQuitur
Brackenridge Hospital
Airlift in Berlin Seen as West's Best Investment
Berlin officials say the 113 day old airlift costs about 600 thousand dollars daily but has averted famine under the Soviet blockade. It has extended food rations, boosted critical item stocks, and increased coal reserves, with estimates of 500 pounds of fuel per family for the coming winter.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Russia
West
Band Day at Texas Arkansas Game Draws 37 Schools
Thirty seven bands from across the state will travel to Austin for the Texas Arkansas game and the bands day events. Longhorn Band Director George Hurt urged late applications and mailed counts of players and drum majors by Monday midnight. Dad's Day debuts with prizes for the father with most children, oldest father, and father traveling farthest.
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Austin
Longhorn
George Hurt
Hurt
Finns reject Marshall Plan participation
Helsinki report says Finnish cabinet spokesman on Sunday stated Finland does not intend to join the Marshall Plan nations. The clarification marks Finland's position amid postwar economic alignment discussions.
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Helsinki
Finland
Greeks Press New Offensive in Vitsi Triangle Warfront
Greek forces launched a new assault Sunday against Communist guerrillas in the Vitsi triangle of Northwestern Greece near Lake Prespa. Markos Vafiades commands 6,000 to 8,000 fighters, with recapture of Dendrahouri reported as fighting continued into autumn.
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Vitsi
Macedonia
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
Lake Prespa
Markos Vafiades
Markos
Dendrahouri
Triangle
Two Killed in Berlin Elevated Train Collision
Berlin reports two killed and two seriously injured in an accident on overcrowded elevated trains. Four passengers clung to the outside of two approaching trains and were brushed off. A 17 year old youth and a 41 year old man were electrocuted after rolling onto high tension rails.
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Berlin
Intruder Spreads Acid in Church Holy Water Font
An intruder placed caustic soda in the holy water font at St. Mary’s Church in Wellington on Sunday, causing several congregation members to suffer severe facial burns.
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St. Mary’s
Lutheran Unification urged at Philadelphia meeting
At a mass meeting in Philadelphia the Rev P O Bersell urged unification of all Lutheran churches, calling for solidarity against atheistic communism. He noted the United Lutheran Church of America represents about 1 8 million Lutherans across 32 synods. Harry Liebers highlighted 205 000 displaced persons in Europe awaiting US entry, urging the USCA to provide homes and jobs to Latvians and Estonians, many of whom are Lutherans.
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America
P. O. Bersell
Minneapolis
Augustana Lutheran Synod
United States
Canada
Territories
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Finnish Synod
Lutheran Free Church
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Europe
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USCA
Bride Blames Aussie Official for Wrecked Bonds
Cecile Garrett 23, separated from her American husband by government rules, blames Australia’s Immigration Minister Calwell for blocking her stay on Guam. She says the couple married with American approval but Canberra’s refusal to issue a travel warrant halted her plans and threatens their marriage.
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Australia
Cecile Garrett
Calwell
A. A. Calwell
Garrett
Guam
Durward Marvin Garrett
Roswell
N. M
Durward
Cecile
Immigration Office
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States
Twenty seven boys join Cub Scout Pack 37 at Metz School
Thirty plus boys expected to apply for membership in Pack 37 organized through Metz School PTA efforts led by Mrs. B O Wilhoite and Mrs L A Hobgood. Hugo M Buerger named Cubmaster with assistants Robert L Simpson and K E Miller. Den mothers include six listed mothers. Charter members include 30 plus named boys and several family members.
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B. O. Wilhoite
Cub Scout Committee
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R. V. Miller
Capitol Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Grover C. Partain
Wilhoite
Ruby F. Simpson
Mary M. Arnold
Irene Watson
Kendrick E. Miller
Hugo M. Buerger
Robert L. Simpson
K. E. Miller
Odes E. Arnold
A. R. Ellis
Karl J. Kamp Sr
A. M. Dieterich
Carl O. Petterson
Charles L. Arnold
Richard W. Buerger
Stanley E. Buerger
Jerry Dieterich
Jesse Paul Freeman
Dale Harris
Gerald L. Heath
Karl J. Kamp Jr
Larry B. Partain
Jack Ray
Melvin
Rita Hayworth and Ali Khan Sighted in Hollywood Visit
Rita Hayworth disclosed that Ali Khan, son of the Aga Khan, is in Hollywood and has rented a home next to hers. She said he is a longtime friend and there is no secret about the visit.
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Ali Khan
Rita Hayworth
France
the Khan
Aga Khan
Miss Hayworth
La Prensa Appears Minus Classified Ads
Buenos Aires newspaper La Prensa ran only 12 pages on Sunday due to a government decree that limits Argentine newspapers to 16 pages, causing the absence of its usual first four pages of classified advertisements. The change affects the distribution and cost structure of the paper.
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la Prensa
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