Insanity trial venue denied for Dr Rowe case
District Judge James Puche denied a motion to move the insanity trial of 48 year old Dr Lor d Rowe from Bellville to Comal County. The jury panel was to begin at 2 pm Tuesday. Rowe was brought into the jury room for arguments and left with officials. The defense argued the trial should be held in Comal County where Rowe was indicted. the judge ruled venue not important to the case law.
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T. J. Pieurney
USA
Mie
Rena Ros
Wharton
Tex
Diss Foss
Payette County
Puchs
Comal County
Ross
Gertrude York
Antonio Inyerekmnent Puchs
eMonk
Mon Branfels
le Judas
Leonard Breen
Man Antonio
Dietrict
J. Lee Dittert
Bellville
To Hold Drill Tuesday Night Bel Sie Firemen
Bel Sie firefighters plan a Tuesday night drill to practice rescue procedures and fire safety. The event aims to keep crew readiness current and familiarize residents with emergency response actions.
Lewis seeks new coal contract amid push for industry czar
Pittsburgh June 14 The coal strike leader John L Lewis urged Northern Western and anthracite operators to meet for a new contract while hinting at creating a centralized industry authority. He defended a week long wage holiday as picketing intensified in nonunion mines and he ordered a walkout of the two thousand eight hundred wet and hard coal miners.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Etrategy
Lewis
U. S. Steel Corp
Captain
Atero
Sny
New York Times
United Mine Workers
the Times
Charles O'Neill
UMW
Harry 24
Mere
U. 8
Bees
H. C.prick Come Company
Cheles
Lewi
Three Teens Die In Rain Smashed Train Collision
In Everman near Fort Worth, three teenage youths died when their car plowed into a Missouri freight train at 0 23 am Tuesday as rain blinded the crossing. Driver Wayne Taylor and passenger Sedward Clowets were killed instantly while Ward A Graves died later at a hospital.
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Port Worth
Tex
Everman
Everman Crossing
Faori Worth
Linle
Wayne Taylor
Sedward Clowets
Ward A. Graves
Another FDR Comes On Washington Political Scene
June 16 report notes a prominent figure described as another FDR entering the Washington political arena, signaling a potential shift in national leadership dynamics. The piece hints at background ties and expected policy directions shaping early commentary.
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Washington
Polio Epidemic Ties Major Team to Texas Aid Visit
San Angelo awaits a National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis team led by Dr William Northway to assess the polio outbreak. The area reports 141 cases since January 1 with 60 in hospitals, as the city mourns Tommy Yarbrough, 3, and Brooke Army Medical Center adds two new San Angelo cases. Houston records an 11th polio death in the year with one total fatality in the city.
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Texas
Ban Angelo
Natonal Foundation
San Angelo
Tommy Yarbrough
William Northway
Stanford University Medical School
Robert Nev Me
National Foundation
Ban Algrin
Brooke Orneral Hospital
San Antonio
Houston
Jester Seeks Attorney General Opinion on Rent Decontrol
Governor Beauford Jester asked Attorney General Price Daniel for a formal ruling on rent control in Texas. He noted the Legislature’s aims to abolish state rent control and to allow local controls by municipalities through governing bodies. The governor would withhold comment until the attorney general’s opinion is received and studied.
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Austin
Tex
Sune Adum
Beauford H. Jester
Berlin Rail Strike to Continue Despite Compromise Vote
West Berlin rail workers voted six to one to persist with the 64 day strike against the Russian controlled system. About 14 000 workers walked out May 21 seeking payment in West marks and 7 1/2 percent of wages in West marks.
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Western Berlin
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Weat
Eisenhower Attacks A Truman Education Bill
General Eisenhower criticized a Truman education aid bill in a letter to Rep Gwinn RNY opposing federal grants to six states He urged aid only for states that cannot raise funds and under formulas limiting federal control He warned against centralization of authority and federal treasury dependence while aligning with GOP leaders Wherry and Martin on the matter.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eienhower
Truman
the Oreral
Columbia Uiversity
Military Chiefs of Staff
Gwinn
Lhe Senate
Howe
Ebenhower
Taft R
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Martin
Massachiusetts
Murder Trial Set For September 12
Carthage Texas June 14 The trial of L T Prince charged with murdering his wife has been postponed from Monday to September 13 due to a legal representation issue. Prince, a state legislator, admitted killing his wife Lorraine 26 at their south of home residence. William Caven of Marshall now represents him.
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Carthagoe
Tex
Tria
L. T. Prince
Prince
William Caven
Marshall
Vile
Lorraine
Hewe
Four Drown At Garland Texas After Severe Storms
Four people drowned near Garland northeast of Dallas as heavy rains and electrical disturbances battered North Texas. Missing sis of the dead were reported in Dallas County. A cotton carrier overturned in Duck Creek near Garland, with several others injured or unaccounted for. Local crews rescued and evacuated residents as flooding and power outages disrupted the region.
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Garland
Dallas
Associated Press
Texas
Achiles
Duck Creek
AQ Partners
Dailies
Tesworths
Everman
Tarrant Tly
Mars
Dorothy Cooper
Aukdon R. King
Kraft Cheese Corp
Wayie ‘Tavier
Joe Edward Clowers
Ward A. Graves
Mack Reilly
Dithis
Latke Dallas
Dative
John Kenneth Marin
de Giet Ratoser Martin
Watie
Nes
M Ain
Lornada
Denon
Denton
Cooper
Wespitad
Garin
Tie Hood
Mere
Dirk Tawe
Cnt
Beats
Winte Rack Lake
Dailas Sailing Club
Bowthouse
Dailas
Weather Bureau
Dalas
Whether Bureau
Jave Field
Ely
Paris
Seg Tecas
Bam Moore
Brookston
Marshall
Soil and Water Plan Approved by Devlis River District
Soil and water conservation plans totaling 83 688 acres were approved by Devlis River Bail Conservation District supervisors. Plans cover ranches owned by J Vo T G Drisdas Mills Cauthorn Hodge J O Taylor Jr W A ledge A C Roberson and others with additional applicants from Edward Vodacreth Dan Murrah AJ FP Milly WEA Bryant etc. District will work with owners in coming weeks to finalize cooperative agreements and map recommended practices.
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Devis River
Henry Mills
J. Vo
T. G. Drisdas
Mills
Robert Cauthorn
Ho W. Hodge
J. O. Taylor Jr
Areledge
A. C. Robertoon
Edward Vodacreth
Dan Murrah
Milly
Ariedge
W. 0. Mills
George P Baler
Mae
Ward
Devil's River la Cauorvis
Val Verde County
Acta
R. Robertson
Henry Milla Jr
Virgi Cauthorn
Roger Gills
Wood Arledge
District Alperovisors
Bell Conservation Service
Firmah
Production & Marketing Administration
Inter
Gou
Hitev
Arsietaniee
Milly Org
Boy Scouts At Camp Fawcett This Week
Boy Scouts from Del Rio to Uvalde converge at Camp Fawcett for the first week of camping in the Casha Valley Council southern division. Camp staff includes Skiles of Del Rio and Carry of Uvalde directing. notable leaders hail from Catarina San Angelo and San Antonio with several from Uvalde. Visitors welcome, Indian ceremony Thursday night and parents urged to attend.
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Boy Scouts
Trans
Big Wells
Dickie Alexander Vof Asherton
John Stockly
Quelmada
Harold Sutherland
Uvalde
del Rin
Fred Robertson
Toniny Proust
Sam Stubbs
Pete Stubbs
Jord Westmoreland
Maurice Weirland
J. L. O' Bryant
Wharton Beazley
Hilary B. Doran
George Whitehead
James Langford
Boye Sweet
Douglas Newton Jr
Homer Wilson Jr
Joe Richard Jushager
Netts Resigns as Del Rio Chamber Manager
Jas C Netts resigned as manager of the Del Rio Chamber of Commerce effective when a successor is found. Frank Randolph, president, lamented the loss and said finding a replacement will be difficult. Netts had served as secretary since February 1992 and his departure was accepted reluctantly by the board.
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Jas. C. Netts
del Rioc of C
Das. C. Netts
Grice
Riera
Tary
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Randolph
Handolph
Hold Rites for Lon Willis in Linton
General service for Len Lawrences Wals 60 were held Morray at 10 wm in the Doran Chapel with Rev H O F Morris pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating The body was taken by Doran hearse to Sinton Texas for rites Saturday at 10am in the Baptist Church Willis born February 3 18A9 in Kaletu was the son of James Dee and Blanche WH He enlisted in Comput Dont Texas Rangers under J J Sanders at Corps Chilli sh later stationed at Brown ville then Del Rio He retired in 1940 He married Ethel Miers and was a member of the Baptist Church He was 4 12nd degree Mason Relatives survive Pallbearers were Mrs Hivde Miots Missie Gallaway Mr and Mrs Clifton Lawes Seth Gallaway and John Gallaway.
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Len Lawrences Wals
Morray
Doran Chapel
H. O F. Morris
First Baptist Church
Doran
Sinton
Texas
Turday
Baptist Church
Barslab
Nader
Odem
Willis
Lengths Winess
Kaletu
Sat
James Dee
Blanche Whla
Texas Rangers
Ciethin J.J. Sanders
Corps Chillish
B.C. Hawkins
Wills
Brownville
del Rinee
Rangers
Ethel Miers
Willie
Linton
Hivde Miots
Missie Gallaway
Clifton Lawes
Seth Gallaway
John Gallawe
West Proposes Four Power Commission For Germany
Paris reports Western powers proposed a four power commission for Germany with defined jurisdictions. The meeting briefly recessed after the proposal as Soviet leader Vishinsky and his delegation left, then returned. Western ministers remained, with experts delivering East-West deadlock findings, showing high agreement on many points but sharp disagreement on key issues. A separate note mentions a death sentence passed by a military tribunal for guerrilla activity in Paloponnesus.
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Vishinsky
Pick Palace
Berlin
Paris
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