Poison toxin linked to university death inquiry in Texas
A Texas widow, Mrs Mildeed Woodrutt of San Antonio, died from picrotin poisoning amid a university scandal. An investigation reopened, with a grand jury, jail detentions and expulsion of students involved in a liquor ring. Dr Goolson and city chemist Nagler confirmed the poison found in the stomach, while other organs appeared normal.
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Mildred Woodruff
San Antonio
Austin
Texas A & M
Mildeed Woodrutt
Neous
Wesawsimerth
Limis County
Pram
Courenca Nest Werk
Leary Rooks
Awsen
Roth Brooks
Adttorne
May Archer
Wyavix County
George
Matthews
Justice of the Peace
Grand Jury
K. T. NK. Gondson
Besar
Jentice
Denee
Pichotin
Liseman
Nagler
Sinteit
Nicreiln
Lsu
Iiternity
Univats
Teray
Leazert
Goolson
Junlice Mott
Nestor
Indians Paid 700 to Reveal Wreck Victims Location
A court remanded a case where two Manitobans faced charges for divulging the location of dead aviators. The article notes the investigation into wreckage near a river bend, involving claim of finding bodies and a toll on informants.
Youth Stays Girl After Dance Refusal Incident
A 15 year old girl from Samstown, Delaware, was attending a dance when Ernest Hien and Ming Miliead Lang allegedly forced by authorities to leave with a group led by Killen. After Miss Tang refused a dance with Downe, Downe joined Killen on the floor. police intervened and fired twice, ending the confrontation with the girl and her partner remaining by the exit.
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Neral
Finwas
Samstown
Killen
Miss Tang
Downe
Fragmented OCR News Item Incoherent Text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene with references to fire and a fallen or hurt party. The readable elements include scattered names and places but no coherent event, date, or clear actors to identify. Further readable context is needed to form a solid summary.
New Year Dance Plans Reported By City Groups
A scrambled note lists plans for a New Year’s Eve dance and social events hosted by community groups including the Wonder Circle and Alana Temple No 1. It mentions an admission related to Petie Allen Hart and Council attendees. The document references a plan for a church ball, a guardian committee, and a president Charles Doyle with other named individuals and locations.
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Allen Hart
New York
Determer
Bids to Be Asked on Canal Project
Houston note outlines plans for a canal project with interbasin links between Chiquimane and nearby rivers. Roy Milles, executive vice president of the association, warns bidding will start within a few days.
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Houston
Dee
Arkansas to Seek Our Driver Laws
Fragmentary text outlines potential driver license reforms in Arkansas, focusing on vehicle operation rules and required licensing. The garbled source mentions cell propellered vehicles and possible driver license requirements, with unclear dates or specifics.
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Arkansas
Four Brothers In Custody After Salem Slaying Feud
Salem Ind December 20 four Gibson brothers and others led a posse to seize five alleged slavers of their father. Otia Gibson was killed by town marshal Elmer Gerald after wounding him. Gilfred Gibson and Danny Alpizo were subjects of local posses. John and Pleas Spurlock linked to the December 14 Pathan Ginga gang incident.
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Salem
Ind
Tennessee
Otia Gibson
Elmer Gerald
Gerald
Gilfred Gitson
Dannny Alpizo
Gilfred Gibson
Shreiff
John and
Pleas Spurlock
Pathan Ginga
Alonzo Dil
Valley Woman Is Killed in Mishap
A Valley woman, Mrs HL F Moore of Fil Cayoty, died after a head-on collision on a highway near Alice while en route to visit relatives in San Antonio. Her husband and child were hospitalized with injuries, and the wreck occurred yesterday afternoon.
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Bos Auag
Kosas
HL. F. Moore
Fil Cayoty Wensae
Darathr
Howelt
Alice
Maorr
San Antonio
San Angelo Plans Installment Tax
San Angelo plans to abolish semi annual tax payments and explores the option of combining or discontinuing the plan after the start date. The report notes a local commission discussion, with references to alternating or ending installments and related civic deliberations.
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San Angelo
Trans
Dev
S— Mie
App
Smoker Fails to Gain Brand Amid Tense Store Incident
Police report a chaotic scene at a Wey rate Wey area shop as a smoker and companion clash over brand cigarettes. Hicks Verame Firibix and Conner were involved. an officer noted a man knocked down during the disturbance and later released after questioning.
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Twe Jinks
Wipling
Claes
Arik
Micka
Ani
Waltros
Hicks Rerick Vindter Conner
Pyrer Prieger
Conmelhirinlam
Transit Lines Acquisition Bid Stirs City Officials
New York transit leadership explores a proposed purchase of transit lines and equipment from private firms. The plan aims to secure a sizable stake in the transit system while honoring legal requirements and awaiting official approval from the city state authorities.
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New York
Mee
Acquisiviny
Pntermyer
Apeds
Toripo Vily
Gerhati My Wath Ehtieuian
Keaukdy oMucketGus ‘Transit
Anterborowgh Atupsid Transit Directirites
Widow of Home Founder Buried in San Antonio Funeral
The widow of a local home founder was buried after Sunday services at her daughter's home in the city. The procession proceeded to San Antonio for funeral rites at the German Lutheran church conducted by Pastor Stev. W. Poletyr. Burial followed at the cemetery at the DMS Folk home in San Antonio. Survived by her son and sister Mrs. Mare Max York.
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M. Tesas
W. Nye
Wasiie
Alihodigh Church
San Antonio
Cureman Lutheran Church
Lipeclion
Stev
Poletyr
DMS Folk Home
An Antonio
Morroshand
Martin Marin
Te Ohl Falls
Antonie
Schmidt
Minaster
Caniel
Bla
Siater
Mare Max York
Range Rainfall Average Is Told
Karnes county figures show 16.8 percent in rainfall increase while 127 recorded 14 inches or more than twice last year's total. The forty year average is just under 10 inches with October bringing the heaviest fall yesterday and no precipitation noted at sea.
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Karnes
John Limponery
Trange
Turing
Geckes
Turkey Business Proves Profitable
In a terse market note, trade activity shows Turkish ventures delivering gains. Despite limited details, investors eye profitable opportunities and expect continued demand across sectors.
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Turkey
Bastrop School Forms 4-H Club Officers
Bastrop school forms a 4-H club with officers elected. Gordon Cottle serves as president Teer Dottin as vice president and Harrell Timuawk as secretary. Members include Jowler and others listed in the fragmented notice.
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Bastrop School
Bastrod
Manty Ageley
S. Millington
Cers
Gordon Cottle
Teer Dottin
Averet Ney
Harrell Timuawk
Hbenlzere
Bastrop Students Will Have Dance Event at Park Pavilion
Students from Bastrop are preparing a community dance event at the park pavilion on Tuesday night. The program will feature performances by local arts students and special guests from Detroit arranged by organizers Fink and Mrs Fink.
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Bastrop
Onivergins
Torus
Alia Fair Park
Muster
Fire Dance
Austin
Port History 5 Compile Navy Corpus Christi Port
Compiled port history notes the development of Corpus Christi port as a major historical work. Roy Miles serves as special representative for the coastal union, with 14 leather bound volumes cataloged. The narrative covers early surveys, associated committees, and preservation aims for public libraries.
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Cutusu
Texas
Corpus Christa
Eer
Roy Milles
Pork
Tutra Coastal Unual Association
Lowisinna
Esa
Miller
Uffiew
Sehileh
Lm Cainigw
Soldiers and civilians tied to city lootings in recent raids
An alleged gang of soldiers and women faced questioning after a series of robberies. Authorities say 12 men and women were involved, with several arrested at the Kort Sam Houston guard house. One victim identified stolen items from the Whales One Girecere company, with more suspects detained on Manton Street.
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Bigeret
Elvil
Nord
Sollier
Mary Quinlan
Manton Street
Shiv
November exports slump despite higher imports in 1950
Imperfect figures show November exports at 381.725 million while imports exceeded them by SGS8007,008 for the first 11 months of 1950. Commerce department reports November exports around SYS3-HL.000, versus 490.000 in November of earlier data, and 1625.
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SYI
Wildcat Hit Oil Sand in Jim Hoge Area
A crude OCR fragment reports an oil sand discovery near Laredo in Jim Hoge area during Monday operations. It mentions a well spindle Cesnton Gasial Merk 7 of survey 23 and a conclusive encounter with subsurface formations, with limited readable details on the event and parties involved.
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Wildcat
Jim Hoge
Laredo
Allen
Tin Loge
Wil Cums
Pugilist and Girl Detained by Police in Summerland
In Summerland, a pugilist and a girl were detained by police after an incident at a local event. Investigators say the pair are cooperating as officers review statements and determine whether laws were broken.
Draw Charges for Soldiers in Christmas Prison Escape
Soldiers charged with offenses after a Christmas escape at Camp Bulls and Fort Sam Houston include Hiaghwar robbers burglary and desertion. Three escapees were recaptured on a highway near Junction after a ride was arranged by Sheriff Frank Patterson of Kimble County. Sentences range from six months to one year, with Blasi Lactorecay set to receive 150 dollars for capture. all men had fewer than six months in confinement.
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Fort Sam Houston
Camp Bulls
Long Highway Acaor Junction
Fus
Sheri Frank Patterson
Kimblecowl
Chen
conGnemert
Len Luines
Tota di Mosin
Patrick Amoeney
Ain Nausommissionen
Blasi Lactorecay
Solon’s Plans Promise Co operative Society Growth
In Mexico Cody Nec 2, Solon plans a reform program to build a cooperative society including fair wages, reduced personal production, and reforms. He vows to raise living standards, establish juster governance, and extend schooling rooted in religious thought aligned with Albanian ideas.
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Mexico
Cody
Nec
Tontas Gorrie Cannki Ravertier
Tanasco
Ate Sutom Great Co-Operative Society
Public Works Soon to Get Under Way
Public works projects in the United States will begin within months with a definite plan and an expenditure exceeding 800000. Col. Arthur Woods, chairman of the president s emergency employment committee, announced the program.
Furniture Orders Show Big Slump
Public accountants Spidman and Beulaan certify overall orders plunged, with notable declines in delivery and demand across sectors. The report highlights a sharp decrease in furniture purchases, implying broader market softness and reduced production activity.
Mra J D Woolford Dead in Houston
Mrs J D Woolford, long time Houston resident and widow of Lorn Woolford, former motor at Houston, passed away at an unnamed hospital. She was mother to several children and a well known local figure. Funeral details pending.
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J. D. Wioclford
Houston
D. Woolford
Batra
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