Subpoenas Issued in Salado Gold Treasure Hunt
Houston and Bell County officials issued subpoenas in a long running Salado Creek treasure hunt. The State Securities Board and Guerra Enterprises target John Wilson and others linked to Guerra Enterprises and International Explorers. Authorities seek charters, stock records, and partnership details as the case for alleged gold, silver, and diamonds unfolds.
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Houston
Texassworth
Tre Huntines Ion
heyFort
le Securities Board
Austin
International Exlay
Houston Post
Dallas
John Wilsons
Digison
Interna
Bell County
Elizar Guerra
Salado Creek
Guerra Enterprises
Guerra
U.S. Warns on French Dollar Conversions
The United States signals a dim view of France converting large sums of dollars to gold, tying it to unpaid postwar debts. Treasury and Federal Reserve note a $256 million weekly decline in monetary gold and outline French dollar holdings versus Marshall Plan debts, with Canada and other balances cited in a cautionary stance.
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New York
U.S
France
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve and the Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve
United States
Uni
Canada
Fies
Serene
Glass Strike Negotiations Continue in Glass Industry
Atlantic City AP report on ongoing glass strike talks affecting 32,600 workers. Negotiators from the Glass Bottler Blowers Association and Glass Container Manufacturers Institute say there is much work ahead as plants are idle and picket lines persist. The strike, the first nationwide since bargaining began in 1886, has left 85 percent of glass containers out of supply. workers seek a $2.60 hourly minimum and improved fringe benefits while average wages run about $2.99.
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Atlantic City
Willim Rose
U. 5
Glass Bottler Blowers Association
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Thomas Reimer
American
Continental
Lass
Latin Week Observed By Junior Classical League
Editor Mikemith, outstanding Latin student at Robert Ebbee High School, notes Texas Latin Week aims to show how classical studies enrich modern education. The piece highlights JCL's 600 nationwide members and 5,100 in Texas, praising Latin's role in language, thought, and professional fields.
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Mikemith
Robert Ebbee Jugh School
Tle ix
Mir
Cistle Smith
Biry Lowa
Gov. John Causes
JCL
Robert FE High School
REL
Nis
Congress
Texas
Texas doctor shot in Acapulco mystery death
In Acapulco Dr. Jack Milton Loring, a Midland physician, was found shot in his patio after a night at local clubs. Mexican police reported a recently fired pistol found with him and his wife Ruth Loring providing details of mounting health fears, marriage history, and plans to return to Midland. A brother in Chicago was traveling to arrange burial as authorities investigate.
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Acapulco
Jack Milton Lo
Leing
Juarez
Loring
Ruth Loring
Nelda Ruth Norton
Ciudad
Ruth
Midiind
Odessa
el Paso
Chihuahua
Mexico
Roberto Gamet
Mae Dan
Aong Loring
Midland
Tor Acapulco
Afr
Irene Lotinge
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Acapules
Roland Laring
Chicago
Tennessee lawmakers leave death penalty in state law
In Nashville Gov. Frank Clement opposed the death penalty but the Tennessee House of Representatives, by one vote, kept capital punishment law intact. Three post posthumous executions were scheduled for Saturday as Clement weighs a potential special session on reapportionment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
Pats Lynch
Tennessee House of Representatives
Law of Tennessee
Clement
General Assembly
Wendell White Faces Probation After Harbor Incident
Oxnard California reports Harbor Patrol noting Wendell White was not driving correctly when his amphibious car plunged into Channel Island Harbor. Patrolman Barker states White faces probation beginning in April after a conviction for speeding in the harbor zone. The craft failed to reach shore and limited details of the incident remain unclear.
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Oxnard
Calif
Iap
Wendell White
White
Channel Island Harbor
Wiliam Barker
Ina Smilenmir
White Orien
Creighton to Run State For a Day
Senator Tom Creighton of Mineral Wells will serve as acting governor for one day on April 20 while Governor Connally and Lt. Governor Smith are out of state. He will hold a reception in the governor's office, hold a news conference, dine with his family at the executive mansion, and be honored at a dinner that night. Creighton has served since 1960.
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State Board
Alado
Wiliam King
Commission of the State Securities Board
Guerra Fnter, Inc
Internesians ©Rs. Inc
And
Mineral Sections, Inc
Kine
Sheriff's Office
Ayn Duckworth
International FE
Thad Felton
Gaymode
Panney
Atamfess Onylens
Suntan
Tobpoler
Spanish
Portugal
Greece
Rome
Exicen Pelice
Sket
Tennessee
Merhox
Creighton
ALL
1702
Carolina
Sun Photographs
Sun
Baytown Sun
The
Baytown
P.O. Box
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