UN to Quiz Reds On Iran
UN Security Council agenda retention of the Iranian case remains uncertain as unrest reports from the weekend fuel expectations. The United States and Britain are expected to press Russia and Iran for inquiries while Azerbaijan in Iran shows signs of civil strife. Britain accuses Soviet pressure of forcing Iran to withdraw, as experts review the legality of keeping the case on the agenda. War developments in Iran and Azerbaijan draw in London and Tehran with parliamentary figures weighing in.
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Policeman Files Assault Charge Against Teen in Fort Worth
Clyde Hernandez, 17, of Fort Worth, was booked Monday on aggravated assault and intoxication charges by Officer Nelson Moore. The report describes a knife attack as the officer approached two individuals, with further scattered details about others and a separate poisoning incident.
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Wainwright to Speak at Electra Veterans Supper
Jonathan Wainwright has accepted an invitation to attend a supper here May 4 in honor of World War I veterans. The event, hosted by Electra, will be served by the Chuck Wagon Gang at the high school football field with gates opening to the public afterward. General Wainwright will preside at the event.
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Mrs Boyd's Rites Scheduled in Memorial Chapel
Mrs Thuby Boy, 87, of 427 Mistletoeaves One, died Sunday. Services at 8 p.m. Monday in Varier Loring chapel with Rev Flofehor Crewe officiating. A native of Texas she lived 40 years in the area. Interment at Ge ity Mission Byntal Park.
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The Stake in Price Control A second look by Lemunl Crowther
The article argues the OPA failed to purge private ownership, creating chaos in production and distribution. It claims food prices and shortages persist, subsidies distort markets, and the meat industry suffers from government price controls. It cites surveys of 803 butcher shops showing high overcharges and notes a shift from regulated to black market activity.
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Wild Gunmen Spread Terror in Suburban Chicago
Police investigated a series of senseless shootings across Oak Lawn Evergreen Park and surrounding areas after a 12 year old girl was fatally shot in a forest preserve near Des Plaines. Gunmen fired from a car at nine homes a church and a store wounding no one and prompting terror among residents across Palos Township Fairview and Des Plaines suburbs.
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Veteran Stresses Futility of War at Easter Sunrise Service
Fort Sam Jenson chaplain Cal Ora J. Cohee told a packed auditorium that war is futile and faith offers humans a chance for friendship and brotherhood. More than 1000 attendees crowded the sunrise service led by Dr Patrick D.B. Miller at the First Presbyterian church.
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Road Grader Bids Sought by Court Amid Budget Caps
The court commissioners on Monday advertised bids for a new road grader with a ceiling of 9900 dollars. Dewey-Strauch Lumber Co. submitted a bid of 8298 for 4000 board feet of bridge lumber. Lea Hinett won a contract to repair line copf for the Robert I Green Tubercular Hospital at 3120 dollars. Turner Boating Co. secured the contract to repair the county home rope no ite with a stated agent cost.
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Burglary suspects nabbed after overnight theft spree
A teen was arrested on Blum Street after eluding resident Charlie Amaya on Wyoming Street during a string of overnight burglaries. Jewelry, cash, a pistol, radio and other items valued around 3500 were stolen from several homes including Amaya’s and Mrs. Owens in a downtown hotel. A blue tick hound, a 200 pound ice box, and various small items were also reported stolen from multiple addresses in the area.
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Patrolman Hurt In Auto Accident Near Broadway Intersection
Radio Patrolman John J. Patino, 923 North West Twenty fourth, was seriously injured in a Monday auto collision at Broadway and Fourth while answering an emergency call from Hill's grill. A taxicab driven by Clarence Smith, 21, of 2307 Nebraska street, ran a red light and struck Patino’s car, causing serious internal injuries, a broken right leg, and possible broken right arm. Patino was taken to Santa Rosa hospital. Smith was uninjured. radio patrolman L. Shook noted the cab struck Patino straight in the side.
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Plenty Police Cars Too Few in San Antonio
Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson said April 18 that the department has 276 officers set to graduate, with more applicants in civil service. He noted a car shortage though many officers are available. Base pay for San Antonio officers is $140 monthly, the lowest among major Texas cities.
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Pistol Drawn In Police Row Over Off Duty Collision
Deputy Chief Ram Schissel reported a Saturday night incident among officers led to a pistol drawn by Radio Patrolman Woodrow Sehhier over a nearly colliding car driven by Amado Zapada on Fredericksburg road. Zapada was suspended and his car taken to his home as he was ordered to report Monday.
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Hermann Sons Hold Convention in Texas City
The 20th annual state convention of the Sons of Hermann opened with over 250 delegates from across Texas. Ed F. Richer of San Antonio served as master of ceremonies as Chris Henry, grand president, addressed the gathering. Also Monday, the County Commissioner's Court named Harry Sturgis as caretaker for the county home for boys, with a monthly salary of 6.25 dollars.
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