Woman Dies in Crash in Austury
Mrs. Phoebe V. Brown, 40, of 134 Ovlkers St, died early Thursday in a collision in Austury. Sgt. Jose Flores, 24, Lackland AFB, the car driver, was hospitalized with possible brain concussion, injured thigh and lacerations. A San Antonio car collided with a large trailer truck driven by Charles C. Montgomery, 3, San Angelo.
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Phoebe V. Brown
Ovlkers St
Associated Press
Jose §. Flores
Lackland Afb
Ms. Brown
San Antonio
Charles C. Montgomery
San Angelo
Road Work Ordered in San Antonio Area
State highway department ordered emergency maintenance on 141 miles of highway in San Antonio area including Roosevelt, Commerce, Bandera, and San Pedro avenues. Program avoids new construction, costs 7.885 million, affects 3100 miles statewide. Local projects cover San Pedro from Cypress to Basserd, Roosevelt from underpass to W Flores, Bandera from Cincinnati to Callaghan yd, and W Commerce from 24th to old city limits.
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Retirement Plan Proposed by Commissioner Kneght in City
Commissioner James Kneght announced at a pre council meeting that San Antonio may join the state municipal retirement system. He would finance city contributions by a 9 percent budget cut, with employees depositing up to 74 percent of earnings and the city matching. All workers would join if age and service requirements are met, with later entry allowed for younger hires. In Washington, an ICG order banned grain car shipments to Gulf ports and New Orleans to speed boxcar movement amid shortages.
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Civil Service
Washington
Gulf Ports
New Orleans
First Mass for Rev Peles Rogers Held at St Marys
Rogers, QML, son of Mr and Mrs Pete Rogers, will celebrate his first mass at 8 30 pm Friday in St Marys chapel. The new priest wrote the Ob Tate centennial pageant at Our Lady of the Lake college. He studied at St Anthony school the Minor Seminary of Oblates and St Peters Novitiate im Mission. He attended Catholic University in Washington DC and was ordained as deacon Oct 7 1950. A reception will be held Friday night.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
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Eisenhower’s wary talks with Soviet leaders and wars end
New York dispatch recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower as World War II supreme commander who forged uneasy ties with Stalin and Zhukov. It notes long discussions with Red Army leaders, the push toward coordinated power, and Eisenhower’s worry over authority and risk in postwar Europe.
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New York
Eisenhower
Dwight D
Ussr
Europe
Doubleday
City Hall Divided Over Christmas Holiday Plans
Girl Scout troop members and city leaders debated holiday timing as Christmas spirit touched the council. Mayor White and Commissioner James Knight pressed for a holiday while Commissioner C Ray Davis warned of pre election campaigning and reduced work. The vote favored leaving the decision to department heads, predicting a partial city hall closure Saturday.
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C. Ray Davis
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East Male
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Fance
Raymond South
Inmate Gets 9 Day Leave From Prison
Herbert Cochran and Alexander Hamilton Jr returned to San Antonio on a bench warrant from Special Judge Joe Burkett in Criminal District Court He was informed the attempted burglary case against him was set for February 12 and he would be granted nine days to prepare his defense.
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Alexander Hamilton Jr
San Antonio
State Penitentiary
Joe Burkett
Criminal District Court
Burkett
Gun on Prisoner Triggers Jail Probe
Discovery shows prisoner Jesus Hurtado spent the night in the city jail with a locked pistol on his person. Police Chief Fred Palmer ordered an investigation for possible disciplinary action. Hurtado, about 45, of 11425 Buizet, was arrested Wednesday after dawn at Commerce and Florests by Officer George Trregano. He was booked for shoplifting and searched by Jailer Taoul Perez before placement in a cell. Thursday morning Sgt. Ww. J. Robitsch sent Officer F. Q. Bruce to check inmates and authorities found knives during the search, prompting Palmer to task Lt. Joe Hester to determine who was at fault for letting the weapon be hidden on Hurtado.
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Jesus Hurtado
Buizet
Doon
Commerce and Florests
F. Q. Bruce
Hur
Wool Pool Sale Sets Record Price at 143 per Pound
In Columbus Montana on December 21 the Stillwater county wool pool was announced to sell for 143 dollars a pound in the grease at next spring shearing. The 175 Sheepmen will receive about 10 pounds of wool per flock from 34 000 fleeces, earning 68 cents a pound last year.
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Mont
Stillwater County
Stillwater
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