Train Terrorists Nabbed by Police
Two men who terrorized Sunset Limited passengers near San Antonio were seized by police. Conductor E A Hayman identified them at the 5 P depot as J S Hathcock and W W Brown who boarded Del Rio bound train and caused disturbances. Hathcock booked for drunkenness, Brown for disturbing the peace.
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San Antonio
J.K. Cortez
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Cortez
Haymen
Houston
J. S. Hathcock
W. W. Brown
Dallas
Ridgway vows defense of Italian ground if attacked
NATO Commander Gen. Matthew Ridgway, after inspecting Alpine passes near Treviso, pledged that Italy would be defended step by step if attacked.
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Treviso
Italy
NATO
Matthew B. Ridgway
Writer Politician Tax Exponent Frank H. Bushick Dies
Frank H. Bushick Jr. a longtime San Antonio newspaper man and early Texas political figure died Wednesday night. He served as Washington correspondent for the Houston Post and Ft. Worth Record, press secretary for Bryan in 1908, and later tax commissioner in San Antonio. He authored Glamorous Days and Lights of San Antonio and helped found the Pioneers association. He also ran a Carrizo Springs ranch and contributed to Fiesta San Jacinto.
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Texas
San Antonio
Bushick
Washington
Houston Post
Ft. Worth Record
William Jennings Bryan
William Howard Taft
Corpus Christi Daily Caller
John Tobin
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C. K. Quin
Ray Lambert
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Phil Wright
Paul Steffler
Frost Woodhull
Texas Pioneers
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State Association of the Pioneers
Teddy Roosevelt
Roughriders
Pioneers Assn
San Jacinto
Carrizo Springs
Flynn jailed amid Communist conspiracy trial delays
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, one of 13 defendants in the Smith Act conspiracy trial, serves a 30 day contempt sentence in jail. The trial for the 13 Reds, tied to plans to advocate overthrow, sits in recess until next Wednesday as defense rested yesterday.
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New York
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Miss Flynn
Communist National Committee
Plug in Campaign Loophole Talked
Washington reports that Eisenhower supporters spent at least 1.2 million dollars on pre convention activities without reporting under current law. The Citizens for Eisenhower committee funded the expenditures and prompted a congressional panel to urge broader election reporting requirements.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congressional
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Supreme Court to Hear Segregation Case on Separate but Equal Policy
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on a government bid to ban racially segregated schools. Attorney General McGranery filed a brief alleging the separate but equal doctrine in education is unconstitutional.
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INS
Supreme Court
U. S
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Gen. McGranery
Texans Take Top Chicago Awards
Texas entrants dominate the Midwest Intercollegiate Poultry contest at the International Livestock exposition in Chicago. William Huffman of Longview won the individual all around title, while Texas A and M claimed market production and exhibi tion judging team honors. Mrs. Angie Wilson of Flano, Texas won the ewe lambs championship with a 500 acre ranch north of Dallas.
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William Huffman
Longview
Texas
A. & M. College
Flano
Angie .E. Wilson
Wilson
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Texas A. & M
Huffman
Bill Raiden
New Mode Takes Troops Overseas From Corpus Christi
Airmen of the 75th Air Depot Wing left Kelly AFB heading overseas by a new transport method using buses to Corpus Christi. The approach aims to save about 400000 in shipping costs versus rail and sea. The Military Sea Transport service ship, arrived from San Francisco after a Panama Canal transit, links the Gulf coast port to overseas movement for the first time.
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Kelly Afb
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast Dock
Navy
W. H. Gordon
Jascule Bridge
Defense Department
Corpus Caristi
Air Force
West Coast
Military Sea Transport Service
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Reservists to hold summer field training at Ft Hood
Infantry group training date set for San Antonio reservists attached to the 90th Infantry Division. The summer field training will run from May 31 to June 14 at Ft Hood, an Austin announced by Brig. Gen. Arthur P. Watson, commander, via the Associated Press.
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San Antonio
90Th Infantry Division
Ft. Hood
Austin
Arthur P. Watson
Associated Press
Benson to Visit Washington for Agriculture Briefing
Benson prepares for a pre inauguration briefing in Washington as he moves toward becoming secretary of agriculture in the Eisenhower administration. The former agricultural leader now an apostle of the Mormon church aims to study current farm issues and outline programs to broaden markets for agricultural products at home and abroad.
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Benson
Washington
Eisenhower
Brannan
Burglary At Home Of Mrs Lola Boyer Reported
Police report a break in at 515 Wilcox Ave where Mrs Lola Boyer’s house was ransacked drawers broken open and gloves used to avoid leaving prints. Missing items include an antique watch old coins a silver dollar shoes coat shirts hose alarm clock gold bracelet ring radio and $50.
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Lola Mae Boyer
Wilcox Ave
New Orleans Police Probe Details In Socialite’s Death
Police have a definite idea of how socialite Mrs. James L. Cooper, 30, died in her uptown apartment but remain puzzled about the murder method. Her body was found by her 6 year old daughter after she was choked and struck with a blunt instrument.
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New Orleans
James L. Cooper
Bandit Suspect Trapped in Creek Chase
Alfredo Felan, 18, of 619 McCallary Street was captured after a pursuit started when Sgt. R B DeLeon was robbed near Laredo and Travis. The suspect was trapped in San Pedro creek with a broken bottle threat, then pulled from the creek using a rope after a refused ladder request. The loot, a billfold with $86, was recovered.
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R. B. DeLeon
DeLeon
Laredo
Travis
Creek
Massey
Alfredo Felan
McCallary St
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