Grand Jury Raps City Jai and Police Chief Weatherly
The Bexar County Grand Jury blistered the city jail conditions and police handling as inhuman and negligent. It urged quick reforms, noted prisoner searches and contraband issues, and praised Sheriff Owen W. Midas for jail operations while recommending a juvenile department transfer to district judges and retention of Mrs Young as first assistant.
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Bruce Weatheyly
Cis
Bexar County
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W. W. McCrory
Pp. L. Andersom
Weatherly
T Hat
Soner's
Bruce Weatherly Ater
Fusion
Charles W. Anderson
Sir Young
Yule Tree Sets Off Eviction Row
A Brooklyn eviction sparked by removing Linda Lee Daab’s Christmas tree escalated into a tense scene as police and a crowd of about 250 confronted the marshal and two patrolmen delivering a dispossess order. The family’s apartment fight drew in neighbors and a broader clash over holiday belongings.
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Lane
Vasques
Fred Daab
Daab
Brooklyn
Victor Horounti
En-Wilz
Linda Lee Daab
Dee
Theeppays
Shanghai
Tive
Ianaiord
Daniel Vasqueritec Myamin
Chinessat Wieensaehard
U S Firm On Atom Veto Sparks United Nations Row
Bernard Baruch warned the United States will not yield atomic bomb secrets to any international plan that keeps a veto. Delegates from 12 war divisions at the U N atomic energy commission faced a Monday deadline amid Russia France and Britain opposition. Baruch urged a veto free system and signaled a minority report if defeated. China Egypt Brazil Mexico and Australia pledged support while others remained doubtful.
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Bernard M. Baruch
United States
United Nations
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
U. N. Assobly
Haruch
Hief
Debeg
Senate
Russia
Baruch
France
Great Britain
Prussia
Andrei A.gromyko
P. Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Security Council
China
Egypt
Brazil
Mexico
Australia
Crestholme Holds Special Watch Night Service
Crestholme Presbyterian church at 325 Hermitage court will host a Watch Night service Tuesday at 8 p m ending with candlelight communion. Sunday morning pastor Dr Francis M Davis will preach a sermon titled Lets Not Lose the Christmas The evening sermon will address Overcoming Our Handicaps.
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Crestholme Presbyterian Church
Hermitage Court
Francis M. Davis
Washington Roundup GOP Delays Move on Bilbo Oath Fight
Republicans plan to delay Bilbo’s oath to gain a six vote edge once all Republicans are seated, while a Senate committee nears a report accusing Bilbo of improper ties to war contractors. House leaders hint at streamlining act changes to let Republican leaders join rules and other panels as foreign aid policy tightens scrutiny.
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Senate
Bilbo
D.-Miss
Congress
Ferguson
R-Mich
Bilby
WHHL
House
Congress Imay
U. S
Chiperfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
No Thanks From Carroll Reece Shapes Republican Forums
G O P Chairman Carroll Reece rejected Harold Stassen’s offer for the national committee to take over the Republican open forums citing cost and potential intra party discord. Senate and House leaders in the new majorities plan swift action on term limits proposals, with Butler drafting a resolution to limit presidential tenure to six to eight years once Congress reconvenes.
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Carroll Reece
Harold Stassen
National Committee
Stassen
Reece
Congress
Butler
House
Reed predicts GOP rebels in Senate move on leadership
Senator Reed of Kansas foresees eight to ten of 17 new Republican senators backing a challenge to leadership plans. He also suggested heading the public lands group if blocked from the commerce chair, signaling turmoil in GOP strategy. The War Assets Administration announced bids for the $147 million Big and Little Inch pipelines from Texas to the New York area, due February 8 and opened February 10. A high level NHA housing conference with Dillon Myer and Foley planned to decide on the veterans temporary housing program, with a public decision expected early next week.
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Reed
Kansas
G.O.P
Chase
Texas Panhandle
New York-Philadelphia
WAA
National Housing Agency
NHA
Raymond Foley
Swith Dillon Myer
Federal Public Housing Authority
Jobs Seek Quads Father Eyes New Housing Offer
Baltimore dispatch reports Charles J. Hennet father of quadruplets, unemployed binder on army pension, offered Ohio contractor work to watch children. Matthew Construction of Newark, Ohio plans to bid against Baltimore on housing and employment, while Hennet is offered re enlistment at 363.75 monthly. Hennet’s plans depend on a meeting with Matthew and a potential army recruit billet.
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Dec. Y
Charles J. Hennet
Ohio
Co. W. Matthew
Matthew Construction Company
Newark
Army
Henn
Recruit Inc
Matthew
J. Parnell Henn
Thomas
R.N. J
Ernie Ad
Pittsburgh
City News Dance Night At Oak Grove Hall Nacogdoches Rd
Saturday December 28 features music by New Braunfels Village band at Oak Grove hall with private party availability. Other listings show Herman's Hall on Austin Hwy and Hill Top Hall events including Melody Kids and Friesenhahn Starks Orchestra. Big New Year’s Eve dances run Tuesday December 31 with Melody Kids and other bands.
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Oak Grove Hall
Nacogdoches Rd
New Braunels Village
Herman's Hall
Austin Hwy
Melody Kids
Buddy Hancock
Hill Top
Friesenhahn
Starks
Hill Top Hall
Majestic Orch
Bonds Set in Marijuana Case Arraignments
Two men were arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart on illegal marijuana charges. Joe C. Rodriguez 27 of 440 Allende Street and Seferino Castill 22 of 743 East Then Street received $50 bonds each. Jose Ramirez 37 was held on a $3,500 bond for illegally entering the country from Mexico.
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United States
Paul A. Lockhart
Joe C. Rodriguez
Allende Street
Seferino Castill
East Then Street
Jose Ramirez
Mexico
Soviet Ultimatum Reported by U S Navy Officers
Two U S Navy officers aboard a ship in Dairen recount a Soviet ultimatum demanding the naval courier vessel leave within 20 minutes or face unspecified consequences. The officers, Lt. Comdr. W Gordon Cornell and Lt. (j.g.) Charles D Arthur, describe a tense gate confrontation with a Russian major, an attempt at translation, and arrival of the American consul and ship captain before departure.
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William H. Newton
I. N.S
Shanghai
United States Navy
W. Gordon Cornell
Staten Island
N. Y
J.g
Charles D. Arthur
Fittsburgh
State Department
Issu
Edgar Yates
Yates
Tilghman Koons
Navy
Benninghoff
Ray White
Sliver Cuy
N. M1
No Protest WASHINGTON Diplomatic plan on Dalien Soviet control
Diplomatic authorities indicate today that if the United States takes any action over Soviet conduct in the Chinese part of Dalien it will likely follow lines aimed at improving relations with Soviet authorities at the port and encouraging Sino Soviet negotiations to end Soviet control and hand Dalien to Chinese administration.
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Washington
United States
Dairen
Merrell Benninghoff
Dr William Sherwood To Speak At Business Men Bible Class
Dr William Sherwood will address the Business Men's Bible Class meeting Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in the Menger Hotel. He will open with Christian Brotherhood, with J H Heller offering the prayer and Raymond reading the Scriptures. Installation of officers for the new term ends the program.
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Wiliam P. Sherwood
Sdinnce
Menger Hotel
Sertn
Christian Brotherhood
J. H. Heller
Raymond
Weather Summary and Forecast Notes from Bumtany
Weather notes at 6 30 p m Saturday report 1.04 inches of rain in past 24 hours and 49.30 inches for the year. Sun times list sunset 5 44 p m and sunrise 7 27 a m. moonset at 1 00 p m Saturday and rise 10 17 p m Sunday. Wind is south at 8 mph. forecast lists temperatures across major cities including Amarillo Chicago Dallas Fort Worth Houston and New York with varying precipitation and conditions.
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Bumtany
Rosy
Bundy
South Bom
Aransas
Sundy
Erakusser
Teton
Temptation
Amarillo
Foxton
Brownside
Cheyenne
Wye
Chicago
Corpus Chinail
Food Strike Roils Bari Italy Amid Hunger Protests
In Bari a two day general food strike sparked clashes between rioters and police, leaving one university student dead and 25 injured, including six officers. Authorities report provincial police were forced to use firearms defensively as hunger and price surges strain Italy's political balance with left parties backing the workers.
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Am UR
Bari
Interior Ministry
Haly
New Year Costs Rise In New York Hotels and Clubs
New York reports a surge in reservations as swank hotels and night clubs demand up to 400 dollars per person for New Year celebrations. Liquor will add extra charges, and demand is setting a record.
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