Funeral services listed for multiple Texas figures and veterans
Funeral notices from San Antonio and surrounding areas list services for Private First Class Harry E. Geissler killed on Normandy beach in 1944, Albert La Fonte, Curtis Neal Campbell, Ross Sassman, Isaac Vance McLennan, Frances E. Goldbeck, Dr A Caswell Ellis, Bert F. Kelley, George F. King, Lemah B Decker, George Manley Turner, August C Runge Taylor, and Less McNeese with locations at Hanavan Cook Weed-Corley Memorial Park and local churches. Burial in Memorial Park, Oakwood Cemetery, or nearby cemeteries. Survivors noted for Geissler include mother and two sisters. other notices list spouses and relatives.
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Harry E. Geissler
Normandy Beach
Hanavan
San Antonio
National Cemetery
Martha L. Geissler
E. A
Curtis Neal Campbell
Boyce N. Campbell
Cook Funeral Home
Harry N. Moffett
Memorial Park
Harvest forecasts lift anticipated U S crop output in 1948
Washington reports harvest time weather virtually ensures U S crops exceed 1946 records by eight percent. Corn production tops forecasts and supplies of livestock feed grains reach record levels. Soybeans, buckwheat and other crops mature with minimal frost damage as fall planting and export expectations for 1949 rise. Milk output per cow hits a record, while total milk falls due to fewer cows. egg production increases.
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Washington
Mgetepe Trea
D. A. Fitzgerald
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
United States
Government threatened force over rail strike in Paris
In Paris on October 11 the French government warned it would use force against Communist-led railroad workers blocking trains and said it has sufficient troops in coal fields to maintain order. Ministers Christian Pineau and Jules Moch disclosed the hardened stance.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
Interior
Jules Moch
YWCA Hosts Dr. Williams On Faith and Science
University of Texas biochemist Dr. Roger J. Williams spoke at the YWCA on Faith to Live By. He urged that the foremost scientific task is understanding human beings and cautioned that troubles stem from within society, not external foes.
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Roger J. Williams
University of Texas
YWCA
Williams
Entertainer’s Daughter Chooses Life in Convent
Marilyn Regan, 18, daughter of famed entertainer Ph Regan, announced she will enter a convent. She said money will not sway her, expressing a desire to spend the rest of her life in religious life despite her strong swimming and public career.
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Pasadena
Cal
INS
Marilyn Regan
Ph Regan
Austin Schools Add Fourth Visiting Tutor and Counselor
The school board authorized a fourth visiting tutor position and a home and family life counsellor. It approved a Future Homemakers of America request for a bus to the State Fair in Dallas and discussed purchases for school activities.
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Tion
Austin
Texas
Bickler
Homemakers of America
Dallas
Supreme Court action in labor and crime cases summarized
The court declined to rule on a CIO bargaining dispute after Crompton Highland Mills raised wages without union notice. It reviewed a railroad strike injunction, the Anti Fascist Refugee Committee case, Mrs. Durant jewel theft appeal, and a court martial challenge. It also upheld state bans on slot and pinball machines as valid police power.
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New Orleans
Crompton-Highland Mills Inc
Griffin
CIO Textile Workers Union
NLRB
Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Brotherene Locomotive Engine Men and Firemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Edward K. Barsky
New York
House Committee On unAmerican
High Court
Ben Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Truman Extols New Deal During Touring Campaign
President Truman on the move from Cincinnati to Akron hammering Dewey and Taft over campaign issues. He champions federal aid for slum clearance and low rent housing and vows action on high prices. He insists the New Deal will endure and promises an improved way of life as he unveils eight points.
Porter To Address Rally at Marshall
Houston oilman and Republican US Senate nominee Jack Porter will speak at an eight county rally in Marshall on Thursday. He rearranged his campaign schedule to attend the event described as a gathering of citizens incensed by Lyndon Johnson’s nomination process for the Democratic ticket.
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Houston
Jack Porter
US Senate
Marshall
Lyndon Johnson
Kaiser-Frazer Produces 300000th Car at Willow Run
The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation assembled its 300000th automobile at the Willow Run plant in Detroit on Monday. The milestone underscores the plant's long production run and the companys ongoing output for the year.
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Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Willow Run
Marshall Clarifies US Foreign Policy Statements
General George C. Marshall said the world was shown the United States stance on foreign policy and declined to discuss further details. He noted talks on Saturday focused on the press statement and the Paris procedure, denying any threat to resign.
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Marshall
Truman
Paris
Ickes Backs Truman With Criticism of Dewey
Ickes said he will aid the Truman campaign and may tour Colorado Wyoming Montana and Idaho. He attacked Dewey over oil tideland policy and a Republican plank he called scandalous while praising Truman as unity minded and favorable to home and family values.
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Ickes
Dewey
Trumar
Edwin W. Pauley
California
White House
Truman
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Railroads Consider Boost to Rate Hike Demands
Washington October 11. The railroad industry plans to seek a 13 percent freight rate increase after an initial 8 percent proposal filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission eleven days ago. ICC officials expect an amendment likely to be filed soon. The Association of American Railroads did not comment immediately.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Association of American Railroads
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Albert Lafonte
J. Erleen Moore Jr
George Strayhorn
Ernestee
Ross Sassman
O. C. Crow
Isaac Vance McLennan
Marshall Ford Dam
Mattie Jane McLennan
N. F. Currey
Baytown
J. W. McLennan
Frances E. Goldbeck
Weed-Corley
Oakwood Ceme
A. Caswell Ellis
Weed - Corley
Edmund Heinsohn
Bert F. Kelley
Weed- Corley
L. R. Cole
Bloomington
Ind
George F. King
A. M. McConnell
Fiskville Cemetery
Barnett Davis
John Pond
Virgil Campbell
Cecil Sumner
E. O. Martin
Oran Lee McAdams
George Manley Turner
George Manly Turner
West Milton Street
C. Runge Taylor
Charlie Runge
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Detmold
W. N. Ander
McNeese Taylor
Condra Funeral Home
Round Rock Methodist Church
Less McNeese
Robert Peyton
Bratton
Mark
Fitzgerald
Farm Outlook
State Agricultural Colleges
Agriculture Department
Martin Blomquist
Austin's
Thurlow
B. Weed
Jack Corley
Leveco
Eldon Powell
Florist
Dependable Service
Guadalupe
Lavaca
Wilke Funeral Home
Congress
Laveca
Aspiri
N. St.joseph Aspirin
Gizzard
Mueller
Robt. Mueller & Brother
Congress Ave
R. J. Williams
Austin Schools
New Deal
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Sidney
Lima
Ottawa
Deshler
Fostoria
Willard
Akron
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Porter
Eer
R. K. Shannon
G. W. Shelfer
Optometrists
Zale Jewelers
Greyhound
Kyle
San Marcos
New Braunfels
Vinson
Maida Errs
Zemo
Zole
C.O.D
Diamond Importers
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