Death Takes Maverick Texas Petrel
Maury Maverick, 58, former New Deal Congressman and San Antonio mayor, died after a 10 day illness. He outspokenly battled for reform, coined goobledy gook, and left supporters and foes alike mourning his passing. Sheriff Gwen Kilday recalled their rivalry yet friendship.
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Flying Finn twins convicted in federal case in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles federal court jury found Charles and George Finn guilty on conspiracy and assaulting a government official related to their civil rights claim over a War surplus C46 aircraft. Each faced up to 9 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. sentencing dates to be set after a motion for new trial.
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Shivers Leads Delegation Seating at 1952 Democratic Convention
At the Chicago convention the Texas delegation led by Governor Allan Shivers secured seating, while Maverick commanded a royalist faction pledged to back the Democratic nominee. The scene highlighted intraparty divisions over party alignment and candidate support.
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Murder case hinges on suspect freed to aid lawmaking
A Korean Assemblyman accused of attempted murder was released from detention to assist in forming laws. The Seoul district court ruled he may attend session after his firing incident amid a business quarrel, with prosecutors seeking more time to investigate.
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