Two Injured In Auto Crash In South San Antonio
Two persons were injured in a car crash at the new Laredo highway and Main street in South San Antonio Saturday evening. Wiva R. Reamling, 51, of 1518 Stonewall Street, driver of one car, suffered broken ribs and lacerations. Mrs. Benham, passenger in the car driven by Donald Benham, 24, of 602 Ellsworth Avenue, suffered lacerations. Both were treated at the hospital. Kobe exports for the first 10 months were valued at 25,606,607.
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Wiva R. Reamling
Stonewall Street
Stock She Closes Stock She Closes
The Forty-seventh International Livestock exposition closed after eight days as the most successful in history. Exhibitors from 41 states and Canada earned about 2 million dollars in sales at the show. Grand champion steer Royal Duke Her brought 10.50 a pound at a total of 14,480 dollars.
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W. E. Ogilvie
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Canada
Ogilvie
Eisenhower warns of peril as Pearl Harbor marks fifth anniversary
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, speaking in Miami during a hospital stay for bursitis, warned that the United States remains unprepared for a coming super blitz era. He said the army is far from deciding how to respond between now and the anticipated blitz period and emphasized urgency in boosting readiness while cautioning about democracy in the military.
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Nim itz Returns to Texas for Pearl Harbor Ceremony Bust Unveiling
Admiral Chester W. Nim itz arrived in Fort Worth today for Pearl Harbor observances in Dallas Sesas Hall of State events. He spoke to navy personnel and Fort Worth civic leaders at the Fort Worth club after landing in Texas.
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Sesas Hall of State
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Forth
Flag raised at Hickam on war entry anniversary
The bullet-ripped flag that flew during the Pearl Harbor attack was raised again at Hickam Field marking the fifth anniversary of America's entry into World War II.
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Hickam Field
America
Briton Huxley Installed as UN Educational Chief
Paris December seven Dr Julian Huxley British scientist was inaugurated today as director general of the United Nations educational scientific and cultural organization taking the gavel from Leon Blum temporary chairman The inauguration marks the end of the UN ESC Commission he led for nine months and the start of a permanent education program American sources say the United States will bear about 37 percent of UNESCOs line cost while Russia's 7 percent share would be redistributed among other nations since Russia is not a member of UNESCO
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Julian Huxley
United Nations
Leon Blum
France
Huxley
District votes bonds and tax in small San Antonio district
Voters in Bexar county common school district No. 16 approved a $1.50 maintenance tax and a $35,000 bond issue on Saturday. Of about 250 eligible voters, 40 for and 33 against the tax, and 36 for and 31 against the bond. The district includes Sam Houston High, W. W. White, and P. F. Stew art elementary schools.
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M. R. Ihenninger
Sam Houston High
W. W. White
P. F. Stewart Lerentary
Trio Takes Car In Armed Hold Up At San Antonio
Three men in uniform armed with a shotgun or rifle robbed a young San Antonio couple at Aviation boulevard and Military drive Saturday night and took their car. Driver Frank Hay, 18, of 2094 West King’s Street, South San Antonio, said the trio planned to leave the car on St Mary’s street. Police had not recovered the vehicle by late Saturday.
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Labor Roundup Tension Eases In Oakland Area
Oakland area tension eases after a general strike crippled the region for 2 1 2 days. City Manager Hassler says the situation clarified overnight as AFL unions and police enforce picket restraints. An impasse remains over settlement of the dispute affecting about 1 million East Bay residents and a wage agreement remains pending with Kahn's and Hastings.
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Hassler
East Bay
Cler Union
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Shipping plan prompts last of maritime strike in Seattle
The final move in a series of Alaska shipping disruptions was acknowledged in Seattle as negotiations between the AFL Checkers union and the Waterfront Employers of Washington reached tentative agreements. US Conciliation Service officials said terms would be released after union members vote on Sunday.
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Walter Bishop Expelled by Teamsters Union for Wildcat Strike
Walter Bishop of St Louis was found guilty by a Teamsters committee of fomenting an unauthorized walkout and was expelled from the union. He was among six men tried on charges of inciting the strike, violating the union contract, and disloyalty within the union.
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Walter Bishop
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Packers Chief Announces New Contract Talks Ended
Packers executive W Huffman and Cudahy Packing reach agreement in labor negotiations with C F United Packing House Workers subject to final terms and joint statement. Neither side would discuss further details.
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C.F. United Packinghouse
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Death Takes Veteran Clerk In Webb County
LAREDO Dec 7 Jose Ambroso Rodriguez 77 long serving Webb county clerk since 1913 died last night after illness following a broken leg on Armistice Day He was son of J M Rodriguez second Webb County judge and grandson Don Basilio Rodriguez first representative from the district in the Texas legislature The veteran official was a native of Laredo educated in San Antonio and Galveston
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Webb County
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Judge Rodriguez
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Galveston
New Deal Exile Revealed by Veteran Diplomat
George H. Earle former governor of Pennsylvania and ambassador to Austria and Bulgaria says he was recalled for reporting Bolshevik danger in the Middle East. He claims Roosevelt sent him to Samoa for four months to isolate him and that Truman later recalled him after Roosevelt's death.
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