City of Alma loading zinc cargo for United States
The cargo ship City of Alma is loading 4000 tons of zinc at Yokohama for shipment to the United States and will also transport several cases of Japanese porcelain samples. Myron Taylor, President Truman's personal representative to the Vatican, left Rome today and is expected to arrive in Washington tomorrow.
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US China Loan Still Open For Peace Effort
Washington dispatch reports President Truman reiterates the United States still holds a $50 million credit for China as part of efforts to foster peace and unity amid China's civil war. He cautions the fate of a larger $600 million policy loan remains uncertain, while experts speculate on conditions tied to regional stability.
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Bicycle Boys Snatch Her Purse at Bus Stop
Two boys riding Meycies snatched a purse containing $20 from Mrs. F Molina as she stepped off a bus at South Flores and Guadalupe streets. Miss Rena Lynn of Alamo National Bank reported the disappearance of her purse.
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Daniel Names Fagan Dickson as First Assistant in AG Office
Attorney General-elect Price Daniel announced in Austin the top three appointments for his department. Fagan Dickson of San Antonio will head the new trial and appellate division, Jon Skiles of College Station becomes executive assistant, and Judge Clyde E. Smith of Woodville will lead the division. Also named were Emma Ward of Austin as secretary of the attorney general and research assistant, and Judge Ocie Speer of Austin as assistant attorney general. Speer will head the division until May 1.
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Building Materials Up In 1946 In San Antonio District
The San Antonio district office of the Department of Commerce reports a marked rise in 1946 production of construction materials. Brick, structural steel and asphalt roofing meet demand, but cement on hand remains low. Lumber production may exceed goals, yet grade shortages persist. Cast iron pipe gypsum boards heating equipment water heaters show gains, while demand still exceeds supply.
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Scientist Paul Langevin Dies After Illness
Paris dispatch reports Paul Langevin, 74, famed French physicist, died today after a brief illness following a train collision near Taguchi station that killed eleven Japanese and left seven seriously injured. In Manila, Ambassador McNutt, arriving from Washington, suffering from a severe cold.
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