Kilday Defends Shaw Appeal In San Antonio Case
Sheriff Owen Kilday and Maj Ed Feille testified as former Vice Squad head Lt Wilton Shaw challenged his suspension by the fire and police civil service commission in a Special Thirty seventh District court. Burkett for Shaw argued against illegal outside city investigations and arrests, noting past practices and urging city cooperation in such actions.
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Owen Kilday
Wilton Shaw
Fire and Police
Civil Service Commission
Special
Thirtyseventh District Court
Yor Burkett
Shaw
Widay
Hs Belien
Mayo Galindo
Kilday
Ed Feille
Army
Shaw Feille
San Antonio
Four of Gary Family Die in Christmas Night Crash
In Illinois ten miles south of Springfield a Christmas night auto collision killed four members of a Gary Indiana family. Cleo Evans aged 43 and his wife Georgia 38 died alongside their children Ernest six and Jennifer two. Also killed was Matilda Remington 38 from Glenarm. Six others were injured.
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Springfield
Gary
Cleo Evans
Georgia
Ernest
Jennifer
Matilda
Remington
Gt Glenarm
American Weekly
Red as Ever Youths Claim Moscow Dec 26
A group of Soviet youths challenged Allen Dulles at Moscow asking for a critical look at the infallibility of the Soviet system. They labeled his Princeton speech as misleading and urged a seller analysis of the people’s psychology amid a restive student body.
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Moscow
Allen Dulles
Wes and
Tlanders
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
Princeton University
Dulles
Acletter
Komsonol Pravda
Moscow Power Institute
Mad Bomber Hunted by Police
New York detectives hunted a so-called mad bomber after a third device failed to explode. A dud found in a public library telephone booth Monday intensified the scare as bomb calls continued.
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New York
TNS
al Public Library
Charges Set In Killing Of 3 In Miami
A financially distressed father, Laslie Exar McChire, 52, faces murder charges for killing his wife Ruth and their two children Arma Tara 22 months and Leslie Edward 7 weeks, then attempting suicide. He told police he killed them to avoid debt and had cancer. police and psychiatric tests followed. He expressed remorse and prayed before the shootings.
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Miami
Fla
Bec
Eter
George Brautigam
Laslie Exar McChire
Nik Pastor
Frase
Ruth
Arma Tara
Leslie Edward T
Indonesia Cabinet Stands Firm Amid Sumatra Crisis
Jakarta December 26 The insecure coalition government of Prime Minister Ali Sastramidjaja rejected resignations amid army revolt pressure in Sumatra. A cabinet spokesman announced the resignation of Dachian Ibrahim from the Veterans party. Tham Chulid replaces him. Moslem, Catholic and Protestant factions threaten to quit if Sukarno is not asked to form a new regime as naval says all leave canceled and units recalled.
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Jakarta
Ali Sastroamidjoja
Sumatra
Dachian Brahim
Tdham Chulid
Sukarno
Indonesia
Ali Sastraamidjain
China
Soviet Union
Nationalise
Moslen
Hungarian Replacements Planned for Japanese POWs in Siberia
Disjointed dispatch reports Hungarians to replace Japanese prisoners of war in Soviet Siberian camps. The Soviet Union reportedly detains thousands, with names such as Yoshimichi Nakagawa cited among Japanese released today. The fragmentary text mentions Russian officers and shifting prisoner policy amid wartime exchanges.
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Maizuru
Japan
Deo. Wi
Anese Topatriain Inday
Yoshimichi Nakagada
Khatrayevsk
Cmp
Siberian
Soviet Union
West
Cima
Nakagawa
Radical Transit Control Plan Unveiled in New York
New York City Transit Authority reveals a new control system using helicopters and radio to reduce rider wait times. The plan aims to prevent buses from bunching and arriving simultaneously, addressing chronic delays at stops.
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New York
New York City
Vienna club thumps New York in football match
In a rapid football clash the Vienna based champion club defeated the American Soucer league team 71 to 0. Zerega efforts highlighted the decisive win Tuesday, as the Austrian side asserted dominance in the international contest.
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New York
Der
Rapid Football Clu
Vienna
Austria
Islars
AL Zerega
Court Rules For Acme Insurance Co
Austin December 2 Acme County Mutual Insurance Co San Antonio remains operating under a Travis county district court order The order blocks the state board of Insurance Commissioners from placing the firm into conservatorship A suit to set aside the board s order halts the state move until court arguments The case concerns interpretation of a new insurance law The board says the company must have 300000 in assets to operate statewide while the company claims 150000 suffices The board has instructed its liquidator J S Wheeler to take charge of the company for three days to allow management to continue The filing kept operations in the hands of officers and Wheeler did not assume control
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Austin
Acme County Mutual Insurance Co
San Antonio
Travis County District
State Board of Insurance Cemissioners
Fnv
Justge
Charles O. Betts
Gandiue
Acme County Mutual
Petaling
Tis
Mie Hoard
J. 6B
Wheeler
Ofrers
Mnstake
Chou Donates Funds to Pakistan Welfare Drive
Chinese Premier Chou En Lail Ilolay announced a donation of 40 060 rupees for Pakistan's underground welfare fund. It was his second contribution since arriving in Pakistan, a nation that receives military land economic aid.
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Tahore
West Pakistan
Dee
Chay En Lail
Ilolay
Pakistan
Ubgreulnsis Welfare Fund
Chou
Pakistuan
Light Society Writer Claudia Patt's Home Robbed on Paradise Lane
Police search for burglar who burglarized Claudia Patt, living at 1107B Paradise Lane. Victim reports an ermine coat valued at 3000 and a shotgun clock radio missing after forced front door entry. Reports indicate property loss and ongoing manhunt.
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Light Society
Claudia Patt
Paradise Lane
The Eisenhowers Welcome Grandchildren for Christmas Day
Washington reports Christmas at the White House with President Eisenhower and First Lady greeting their grandchildren Barbara Ann Susan Mary Jean and the baby Mary Dean. The children arrived with their parents Army Maj. and Mrs. John Eisenhower and Mrs. John S. Doud. The president posed for photos holding the infant and gave wife monogrammed silver match boxes. gifts to the president were not disclosed. Also noted is a feature about Captain Richard Ogg hailed as Hero of the Year in The American Weekly.
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Washington
White House
Millons of Amess
Jean
Eisenhower
David
Barbara Ann
Susan
Almost
Mary Jean
White
Howse
Army
Mas
John Eisenower
John S. Doud
Heart Fund Chairman Named
Kenneth C. Royall, former secretary of the army, named chairman of the 1937 Heart Fund. Rear Adm. Richard B. Byrd to assist. New York dispatch notes Royall’s appointment as the drive enters its open year.
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New York
Kenneth C. Royall
Army
January Better Homes and Gardens seed preview
January Better Homes and Gardens presents a preview of new easy to grow seeds for the garden. It highlights Scarlet Pigs my Marigald Gloriosa Daisies Red Satin and Mammoth hybrid Marigolds that resemble footballs, appealing to both beginner and experienced gardeners.
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Bester Hones & Gardens
Petunias
Better Homes & Gardens
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