Court Rules Meeting Held on Procedure Revisions
A San Antonio committee met with four district judges on Wednesday to discuss revising rules of procedure for setting cases. The group backed 12 preferred settings per week and required lawyers to appear with reasons when seeking a preferred setting. The committee, led by Fifty-seventh District Judge K Quin, will rewrite the rules for association approval.
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San Antonio Sarassa
K. Quin
Association For Approval
City approves two emergency purchases for pound and garbage fleet
City council members approved two emergency buys before funding curtailments. Toffee will be used to reinforce concrete in the dog pound expansion, and Nuk chains will aid garbage trucks in compression and movement of waste. Commissioners Raymond South and Henry Hein urged swift acquisition.
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SA Weinesday
Okehs
Raymond South
Henry Hein
Red China Moves Industry to Northwest
A Hankow dispatch to Wen Wei Po says Red China may shift heavy industry from Manchuria to the far northwest. The report notes recruitment of workers for the northwest and supports earlier claims of a strategic relocation.
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Hong Kong
Wen Wei Pao
Red China
Manchuria
Hankow
Northwest
Aedes DE Set
Death Probe Launched in Butane Explosion Fatality
A full scale investigation was opened into the Dec 19 butane explosion and fire that killed Cpl. Thesdaie R. Bernard. His wife Hazel Bernard was hospitalized in serious condition at Brooke Army Hospital with severe burns. Bernard, a Korean war casualty, had rented a trailer at Monsveh Tourist and Trailer Courts and had called a repairman to check a stove before the blast.
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Cpl
Thesdaie R. Bernard
Austin
Dernard
San Antonio
Brooke Army Hospital
Jane
Frank J. Moore
Bernard
Moore
Army Hospital
M. L. Butler
Morale of Troops in Korea High
Morale among U S forces in Korea remains high despite a tactical setback and potential strategic withdrawal. The article notes angry but resilient GIs, a probable slow retreat, and a broader view of the war’s impact on Japan, China, and regional powers. It highlights MacArthur’s planners, possible naval bombing, and continued resistance including underground Koreans and patriot guerillas.
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Relman Mok
New York
Korea
Pacific
Japan
Bac
Eighth Army
Peiping
MacArthur
Orient
South
Tibet
China
Ching
Tsushima
Dam
India
Indonesia
Philippines
Texas Yule Toll Tops U.S. Fatalities Report
A distorted article notes Texas leading U S holiday fatalities with a high toll from violent deaths and traffic accidents. It highlights a 12 hour stretch accounting for many deaths and hints at bargains in light classifieds with a phone number.
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Texas
Texas Farm Crop Values Drop in 1950 Report
The Texas Department of Agriculture reported that farm values in 1950 fell by 5 percent, excluding livestock, poultry, and dairy. The decline covers crop values but omits these animal products. The release came from Austin on December 27.
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Austin
Department of Agriculture
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