Texans Missed At Mexico City Spring Festival
Mexico City's annual spring festival runs April 17 to 21 and will lack a Miss Texas representative. Gov. Jester forwarded the invitation to Ephraim Arredondo of the Pan-American Optimist Club, who failed to secure a San Antonio delegate due to a $1500 trip cost. He asked the governor for funding, but a legislative appropriation was deemed necessary.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jester
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Pan-American Optimist Club
Arredondo
San Antonio
Politics Charged In Entry of Reds
Rep. Thomas of New Jersey said investigators for the House American Activities Committee found 30 cases where government pressure allowed Communists to enter the United States. He announced public hearings on political influences on immigration to be conducted by his group after his return to Washington following illness.
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United States
Coal Owners Accept Parley With John L Lewis on Pension Dispute
Washington reports say soft coal operators agreed to meet John L. Lewis to discuss the pension dispute following a court order. It is uncertain if Lewis will attend. Separately the Pennsylvania hard coal strike expansion alarms officials as prosecutors consider action for defying the back-to-work order. White House comment was not available.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
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Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
White House
Charles G. Ross
Pittsburgh Steel Cutbacks Hit U S Steel Mills
Amid a soft coal shutdown, United States Steel Corp begins broad cutbacks. About 7,000 anthracite miners strike in sympathy with 400,000 idle workers as the Pittsburgh Youngstown works close two rolling mills three blast furnaces and 17 open hearths, cutting steel output by roughly 4,000 tons daily.
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City prisoner stricken suddenly in jail collapse
City prisoner York, 68, of 913 Mata moras street, was reported in critical condition Tuesday at Brooks Funeral hospital after collapsing in the city jail. He developed hemorrhages following an arrest for drunkenness over the weekend. The charge against him was a 4
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Brooksuneral Hospital
Tom Curran Ends Symphony Run for Advertising Work
San Antonio musician Tom Curran, 22, ends two seasons as second flute with the San Antonio Symphony to pursue advertising art. A Juilliard graduate, he earned his degree after wartime service as a medic in Europe. Curran, a New Yorker by birth, moved to San Antonio and now lives at 415 Euclid. He plans to continue both music and commercial art between seasons.
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San Antonio Symphony
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E. Euclid
San Antonio
Currin
Juilliard School of Music
New York
Tom
Fellas
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Max KO'd By Big Mouth
DERN WASHINGTON April 6 The U S soldiers who listened to Max Sehmeling deride America and spout Nazi propaganda while German prisoners scored a clean defeat over Max today The state department ruled Max can t have a visa to come to this country and regain his fortune in a comeback tour He is blacklisted for a long time perhaps forever Rep McDowell Pennsylvania Republican and chairman of the house subcommittee on fascism welcomed the ruling He had protested the visa application following protests from American war veterans who were German prisoners.
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Carcynan
State Department
McDowell
Texans Slam Truman Setup
At the Texas Water Conservation Association meeting in Austin directors blasted federal reclamation policy. Guy Jackson Jr and J. E. Sturrock charged Interior Secretary Julius Krug and Reclamation Commissioner Michael Strauss with political manipulation to retain votes in the north and east, hinting at a White House change next November.
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UINS
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Department of the Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
White House
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J. E. Sturrock
Washington
Interior
Julius Krug
Reclamation
Michael Strauss
Sturrock
Henry Wallace
President Truman
Pan American Progressive Assn directors to meet at Casa Blanca
At 7 30 p m Wednesday, 66 directors of the Pan American Progressive Assn will discuss future policies at the Casa Blanca restaurant. Felix Corda, newly named executive secretary, will be introduced at the meeting.
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Pan-American Progressive Assn
Casa Blanca
Felix Corda
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort
Soft corns between toes are eased by Moone's Emerald Oil after two to three applications. Pain and soreness subside quickly, and continued use helps seal and solidify foot comfort.
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Moone
Acts in Arctic Defense
The United States moved to bolster Arctic defenses and to strengthen Norway's hold on polar islands. Plans to restrict military use of Aleutian islands were signaled, with operations spanning Kamchatka and the Kuriles. A carrier task force will visit Bergen, Norway, April 29 to May 2 on a goodwill mission.
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Washington
United States
Norway
Polar
Army
Navy
Air Force
Aleutian Islands
Kamchatka
Kuriles
Dutch Harbor
Ousted Educator Offered Job Back in Port Neches
Cecil Yarbrough, ousted superintendent of the Port Neches school district, will be offered his job back by the new board of trustees elected Saturday. The board voted last night to rehire him, a move tied to the earlier discharge that sparked a school fight, a student strike, and a State Education Department hearing in Austin.
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Cecil Yarbrough
L. A. Woods
Austin
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