Kendall County Blacklisted by Mexico Over Labor Discrimination
Mexico bans hiring Mexican farm workers in Kendall County Texas in reprisal for alleged discrimination against diplomat Cosme Hinojosa and two others in Boerne. Hinojosa says service was refused due to race. Mexican Foreign Ministry warns of continued suspensions until discrimination ends. Grimsley denies discrimination. congressman Wilday calls it unfortunate for good neighbor relations.
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Ness
Mexico City
Kendall County
Texas
Cosme Hinojosa
Tonsu
San Antonio
Boerne
Hinojosa
Charles O. Grimsley
Grimsley
Paul M Wilday
Physicians End Bay City Hospital Boycott After Vote
Bay City Michigan doctors end a boycott of the Bay City General Hospital after the city commission ordered osteopaths to take their patients elsewhere. The 5 to 4 vote allowing osteopaths prompted the walkout, reducing inpatients to 32 as physicians shifted patients to the other city hospital.
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Physicians and Boycott of
Bay City, Mich
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
General Hospital
American Medical Association
Mexican Rancher Faces Smuggling Charge In Cross Border Case
Salome Quintanilla, a wealthy Monterrey cattleman, was arrested on smuggling charges after allegedly aiding more than 200 aliens to enter the United States illegally. An immigration agent said he charged about $1,000 per person.
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Monterey
Salome Quintanilla
Monterrey
Mexico
United States
Muevo Leon
San Antonio
Quintanilla
Former Warden Resigns After Prison Riot
The former warden of the New Mexico state prison, Joseph Tondre, resigned after 200 to 300 convicts staged a sitdown strike that lasted about three and a half hours. Acting Warden Morris Abrams will take over, with the strike ending upon Tondre’s resignation.
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Sante FE
New Mex
New Mexico State Prison
Joseph Tondre
State Prison Board
Morris Abrams
Tondre
Abrams
Statesman Resigns Amid Protests in Italian Senate
Rome June 18 An Italian elder statesman Enrico De Nicola resigned as president of the Senate in protest against attacks by Neo-Fascist members. He disputed charges that an anti Fascist bill differed from the version sent to the Chamber of Deputies. De Nicola had been provisional president after World War II.
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Rome
Senate
Enrico de Nicola
Chamber of Deputies
de Nicola
Italy
Dallas man shoots self after requesting gun at store
In Dallas a man named William J. Dyer walked into a jewelry store and asked for a gun to fit a 12 gauge shell he carried. He then took the weapon and killed himself as the clerk turned away. He died at the hospital.
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Dallas
William J. Dyer
Charges Texas MCs Do Not Look Out For Latin Americans
George J. Garza of Lubbock, president of the League of Latin American Citizens, says Texas Senators and Congressmen ignore Latin Americans. He criticizes Congress on wetback control as the league plans its Corpus Christi convention starting June 21 with Governor Allan Shivers as a guest.
Boat Builder Gets Last, Loudest Laugh
Raymond Stone spent two years building a boat in his Quincy home as neighbors doubted the project. The craft is now finished and drawing attention, ending the long mockery with a proud reveal.
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Quincy
Mass
Raymond Stone
Quincy Stone
Oklahoma Rendering Firm Charged With Conspiracy
Federal prosecutors charged Oklahoma City based Oklahoma Rendering Company with conspiracy to restrain and monopolize the rendering materials business. The firm allegedly tied up raw materials by offering improper inducements to suppliers as part of a larger suit naming eight firms.
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Washington
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Rendering Company
Policemen Indicted At Fort Worth
Fort Worth two city policemen face indictment as of June 18 per UPI reports. Authorities allege misconduct within the Fort Worth Police Department. The case details and charges remain undisclosed in available text.
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Fort Worth
Fort Worth City
Stone breaches wall to fit boat through door
Stone knocks down part of a wall to pass a boat, then removes the vessel and fills the opening with a picture window as part of his planned modification.
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Stone
Former officers indicted for robbery and theft by threats
A. V. Hickman and C. J. Ferris, two former officers fired on June 7, face a Tarrant County grand jury indictment for robbery and theft by threats. Each faces two counts accusing them of demanding and taking 35 from a Black porter at a tourist court on the Dacksboro highway. They were dismissed from duty after the porter reported the demands.
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Tarrant County Grand Jury
Pribery
A. V. Hickman
C. 1D. Ferris
Dacksboro
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R. Grady Bruce
Lee Street
Greenville, Texas
C. H. Ding
East 4Th Street
H. D. Brent
South Center Street
Goodyear
Goodzyear
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