King Services Set for Henry Clay King
Services for Henry Clay King 80 will be held at First Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday. King died after a training plane crashed into his home at 606 E. Quincy Ist, with a soldier helping to pull him from the burning building. He lived in San Antonio 74 years and served in local organizations including the Belknap Rifles and the San Antonio Barassa, chaired Draft Board 6 in World War II, and practiced law 40 years before retirement. Surviving are widow Alis Carolyn Harper King daughter Aliss Cura King and sister Sophie King, all of San Antonio. Interment in City Cemetery No. 7.
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Weather Editor Admits Work for Reds
A Weather Editor testifies about ties to a Communist network, naming Lee, White, and others amid Senate inquiries into wartime Soviet espionage. Chambers lists underground figures including Witt, Abt, Pressman, and Hiss, while Bentley’s sensational charges are recalled and debated.
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Elizabeth T.) Bentley
Nathan Witt
National Labor Relations Board
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Lee Pressman
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Stalin
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Hiss
Senate Committee
Ferguson
Commerce Department
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Weather forecast and moon phase for Texas region
Patchy data shows August rates around one percent with July precipitation notes and a half inch to two inch range. Moon phase is last quarter with Southwest wind. tides at Aransas Pass Tuesday and Wednesday show highs near 4.26 and lows near Cass. Extended outlook: Texas GUC plains and northeast Texas expect temperatures 2 to 16 degrees above normal with scattered thundershowers mainly north and near the lower Texas coast. Public forecast lists temperatures and city readings including Amarillo Austin Houston Jacksonville Los Angeles Memphis New York and others.
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Amarillo
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Boston
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Houston
Jacksonville
Los Angeles
Memphis
New York City
Troops Guard Dayton Plant in Labor Dispute
Troops patrolled streets around a Dayton plant as a roadblock and Sherman tank stood guard at a bridge. About 20 strike sympathizers were intercepted, while police and sheriff's deputies reinforced the area. The union had urged pickets but withdrew support after the Montgomery CIO council pulled its backing. Governor Herbert ordered troops to maintain law and order in the dispute. Gretchen Hlessing, 34, who helped smuggle letters from American POWs in the Philippines, has died in Gallup New Mexico.
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Philippines
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