GRID FANS FILL CABS FOR BIG GAME RUSH
Yellow and Black and White cabs will be packed as fans stack into taxis for space. The city faces a shortage of rides as crowds surge and a San Antonio plane emotion looms. An Austin housewife misread a football ticket ad and lamented that ten fans will travel with no tickets or even a bed.
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Austin
The
American Statesman
San Antonio
R. D. Thorp
Vernon Matthews
the Tally-Ho
Milady
la Vena Walton
False teeth wearers enjoy steak and corn with new cream
A sprawling item mentions false teeth wearers chewing steak and corn aided by a cream called STAZE, with promises of keeping food particles out and a 35 cent price. It notes police and city care in tough times, a chef stocking extra supplies, florist prices for game day bouquets, scalpers charging high prices and emergency justice figures ready to act.
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Lancer
Justice of the Peace
Tom Johnson
Heart Surgeon Dr. Horace Smithy Dies After Valve Research
Charleston report states Dr. Horace G. Smithy 35 assistant professor of surgery at the Medical College of SC died of pneumonia and a heart condition styled like the one he relieved in others. He pioneered a valve operation that saved one young patient and performed seven more valve surgeries with mixed results.
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Charleston
S. C
Horace G. Smithy
Medical College
State of
South Carolina
Smithy
Betty Lee Woolridge
Canton
Ohio
Roper Hospital
Ruling Nears On Demo Scrap
Federal Judge Joe B. Dooley will rule on jurisdiction Friday in a suit arising from a Democratic intra party fight. The case, moved from state to federal court, seeks to invalidate the state convention and challenge the election of party officers with defendants including John C. Calhoun and Tom Tyson.
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Fort Worth
Joe B. Dooley
67Th District Court
Gillie Johnson
Texas
Ernest May
May
Johnson
Jack Carter
J. W. Douglas
John C. Calhoun
Tom Tyson
Corsicana
Senate ballot probe widens as records vanish in Texas
Duval County officials report ballots burned by janitor Oct 20 amid Senate probe into irregularities in the Second Democratic Primary. District Attorney Lloyd says no action until January grand jury. Wharton and Cameron counties face ballot handling questions as investigators review ballots and county procedures.
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Frank B. Lloyd
Alice
Duval County
Grand Jury
Duval
South Texas
Stevenson
Senate
Texas
Wharton County
Price Daniel
F. L. Kral
US Senate
P. L. Marquess
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Texas Election Bureau
Daniel
White Man’s Union
National slate campaigns warm up across states
Truman labels a policy as violent rhetoric while Senator Barkley campaigns in Illinois and Governor Warren canvasses California. Thurmond tours Texas, Norman Thomas headlines Philadelphia, and West Virginia United Mine Workers urge a split ticket against Truman and Senator Revercomb.
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Senator Barkley
Illinois
Earl Warren
Dewey
California
Wallace
Taylor
J. Strom Thurmond
Texas
Norman Thomas
Philadelphia
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Birth of Beverly Ann Eads Daughter to Claude H. Eads
Mr and Mrs Claude H Eads announce the birth of a daughter Beverly Ann at St David s Hospital on October 10 The couple already has a daughter Jane Mrs Eads is the former Anna Ruth Beverly
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Claude H. Eads
Beverly Ann
St. David's Hospital
Johnson cites recounts and irregular ballots in Texas race
Johnson alleges a scheme to influence the contest with ballots handled outside legal deadlines and boxes reused in Dallas and Duval counties. He accuses Stevenson supporters of slander while claiming a true election contest would have widened his margin by hundreds of votes and uncovered fraudulent ballots in Dallas and coast counties.
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Myers
Senate
Texas
Travis County
Johnson
Duval County
Dallas
Stevenson
Brown County
Jack County
Dallas County
Tombstone
Three Nations Sign For ECA Loans
Three European countries signed for loans totaling 95 million dollars from the Economic Cooperation Administration. Ireland took 60 million, Denmark 25 million, and Sweden 10 million. England and Iceland had previously borrowed 310 million and 2.3 million respectively. ECA cut off new recovery gifts to nine countries until loans are accepted.
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Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Eire
Denmark
Sweden
England
Iceland
ECA
Congress
Europe
Judge Simpsons Report Governs Nazi Appeals
FRANKFURT Germany Oct 28 Army said General Lucius D Clay rejected a request from German clergymen to suspend Landsberg executions. Simpson report urged limited commutations but no new trials and did not spare those on death row. Clay reviewing 45 Nazi sentences as the hanging group began Oct 15. Zionist leader Judah Magnes dies at 71 in New York after heart attack.
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Johnson
Jim Wells County
Austin
Texas
Frankfurt
Germany
US Army
Lucius D. Clay
Landsberg
Army Royall
Gordon Simpson
Texas Supreme Court
Simpson
Army
Clay
New York
Ra Judah Leon Magnes
The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Cage
Deranian
Cameron County
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H. D. Seago
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Seago
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