Parties Alike Says Gus Jones
Gus T. Jones a former FBI agent told Kiwanis members at the Gunter hotel that a 1941 Mexico City meeting outlined Communist plans to overthrow the United States. He said the proceedings were sent to Washington but not properly evaluated by officials. He also recalled a parade in Mexico that he claims doomed Henry Wallace's presidential bid.
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Pine
United States
Popular Party of
Mexico
Gus T. Jones
FBI
Jones
Kiwanis Club
Gunter Hotel
Mexico City
Washington
Hervird Boys.” Jones
Henry Wallace
Edwards Named Chief Investigator at Kelly AFB Probe
Joe Edwards, a longtime local peace officer, was named chief investigator in the Kelly AFB provost marshal office by Capt. W. W. Gray. Former Bexar County sheriff's office chief investigator and six and a half years with the city police, he replaces Jon Johnston who was transferred. Edwards is FBI fingerprint and identification school graduate.
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Joe Edwards
Kelly Afb
W. W. Gray
Kelly
Bexar County
Sherf
Edwards
Police Department
FBI
Jon Johnston
Counterfeit 35 Bill Warned by San Antonio Secret Service
San Antonio merchants were warned by Charles A. Ellis agent in charge of the Secret Service that a fairly well produced counterfeit 35 bill may be circulating. One was found Friday in a small store. The note bears the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago series 1934 mark with good scroll border printing but unusual green ink on the back.
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San Antonio
Charles A. Ellis
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Ellis
Senators' campaigns surge into Texas cities ahead of Aug primary
Republican Coke R Stevenson's and Democrat Lyndon B Johnsons campaigns race through major Texas urban hubs. Johnson plans speeches in Amarillo Denton Palestine Paris Fort Worth Houston Dallas Nacogdoches Beaumont and San Antonio while Stevenson heads to Houston Sabine east Texas and Dallas with fits of heavy speaking and handshakes. Both deny stunt plans, promise hard work and active campaigning by staffers.
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Coke R.stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnsson
Houston
Johnson
Stevenson
East Texas
Sabine
Eaast
Flower Valley
Amarilla
Denton
Palestine
Paris
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Nacogdoches
Beaumont
San Antonio
Coldest Spot In L A Described By Firm President
William Roegelin claims his Roegelin Provision Co store houses the coldest area in Los Angeles. A vault 80 by 60 feet stays 25 degrees below zero with cork insulation and three miles of refrigeration pipes. The facility can store up to 4,000,000 pounds of meat. Roegelin, president, says the vault is the most popular spot in his establishment.
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William Roegelin
Warner Heir Loses Court Tilt in Divorce Action
Mrs Anita Lipton Warner receives $100 monthly temporary alimony and $10,000 attorney fees pending trial of her divorce from Thomas W Warner II heir to auto parts fortune. The case arises in Santa Monica with Mrs Warner described as his third wife and heiress to wealth reported at $2,000,000.
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San'ta Monica
Calif
Anita Lipton Warner
Thomas W. Warner II
Warner
Ewns Hig
Escape attempt Ends in Prisoner’s Death in Houston
Robert K. Whiteman, 28, serving 25 years for robbery by assault, was shot and killed while fleeing from Retrieve prison last night. Texas prison head C. B. Ellis said Whiteman pried a window bar and clambered over the fence before a guard sighted him.
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Houston
Robert K. Whiteman
Retrieve
C. B. Ellis
Texas Prison System
Ellis
Drunk Driving Guilty Plea Records Fine
Herbert Louis White of Keresville was fined 70 dollars in County Court at Law No 2 on a guilty plea for driving while under the influence on August 7. Four new Harris County polio cases outside Houston were reported to bring the county total to 192 for the year.
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Herbert Louis White
Keresville
Houston
Hanis
Exhibitors Sign for San Antonio Spring Market
Fifteen exhibitors led by J C Dennis of San Angelo sign to participate in San Antonio spring market week. William Linkin announces a $750000 fall market sales volume with plans to draw more national lines and retailers from Dallas. Expects Mexican delegation possible if peso stabilizes.
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J.C. Dennis
San Angelo
San Antonio
William Linkin
Chamber of Commerce
Linkin
Henry Stanley
Chambers Trade Extension Department
Dallas
Big Counties Gain Weight In State Democratic Convention
Official list shows 2305 votes will be cast at the Brownwood convention in Fort Worth on Sept 14, with 153 of 263 additional votes going to the 10 largest counties. Harris will have 199 votes, Dallas 134, Tarrant 100, Bexar 92, Travis 56, Jefferson 53, McLennan 43, Nueces 34, El Paso 82, Galveston 30. Bexar county adds 35 votes since May. others include Bandera 2 Kendall 1 Kerr 7.
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Brown Wood
Larest J
Hath
Harris
Dallas
Tarrant
Ft. Worth
Big City
Bexar
San Antonio
Travis
Jefferson
Beaumont
McLennan
Waco
Nueces
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Galveston
Brownwood
Bandera
Kendall
Kerr
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Theoly Academy
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Aelen Military Academy
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3. C. Dennis
Fineman Bros
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Graham Toy & Process Co
S. Herafeld Sportswear
Mig, Co. Inc
Fr Worth
Iliriehberg-Schutz Co
Temple
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Harry Katz
Kaufuran Knitting Co
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