FBI Hunts Yule Attacker
FBI and agents expanded the search for a man who clubbed and seriously wounded the wife of a Korean War veteran at Brooke Army Medical Center guest house on Christmas morning. Details show the 22 year old New Mexico wife had returned to her hospitalized husband after a visit, and the attack occurred around 3 30 a m as she slept near the room of the wounded man.
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Brooke Army Hospital
New Mexico
Red Cross
Fisit- Hee
CID Active
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
Urime
Katy Names New Official Katy Names New Official
A San Antonian, Carver, entered Katy service in 13 as a diving-car steward. Carver, 26, attended high school in San Antonio and studied at St Marys University, appointed to newly created post of San Antonio freight agent for MAC Try.
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Bill Garver
Satire Day
San Antonio
Carver
Katy
Carvey
Gyamimav
St. Mary's University
Banker Held For Juggling Fund In Phoenix Case
Nicholas D Wusich 38 head of West Van Duren branch of Valley National Bank was arrested at his Phoenix home on a federal warrant for misapplication of funds estimated at three thousand dollars. FBI agents took him into custody last night.
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Phoenix
Nickolas D. Wusich
West van Duren
Valley National Bank
New Year's Eve Dances at Multiple Halls
Readable fragments describe New Year celebrations with bands and orchestras at venues including St Hed Wig hall Sneak Spot KY hall and Short's Cohier Dance Hall. Advertisements promise old time music 8 to 2 with various acts, admission around 1.50, and telephone reservations.
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City News
St. Hed Wig Hall
Hady Ruriz
fAdy
Paere
Bill Ward
cAdy Ote Tialive
KY Hall
L.A
Cohier
Herb Cook
Wik Cowney
Vivian Vordee
Hermans
Hall
Austin Hwy
Randolph
Group Aims To Solve Parking Problems Nationwide
WORFOLK Virginia December 23 In a small office here plans advance for a nationwide attack on where to park a major headache that plagues most American cities The National Parking Association organized in Chicago in September by 35 parking lot operators from throughout the country intends to solve municipal parking problems with private funds The staff includes president B M Stanton and a stenographer The budget for the first year was $340000 and the group will cooperate with city officials merchants and property owners to determine needed facilities and plans suited to each city The association insists it was not organized to oppose municipal improvement in parking and cites Stanton's work against Norfolk city attempts to operate parking lots
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Dex
National Parking Asst
Organdizere
Chicago
Association
B. M. Stanton
Anda Tield Iide
Houghut City
Stanton
I Virginia
West Virginia
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Housing Budget Hiked by San Antonio Housing Authority
The San Antonio Housing Authority on Saturday adopted a 1952 budget of 8367,837, up 30,507 from 1951. Major increases fund repairs and maintenance, with 220,989 allotted for this area, while operating expenses rise to 103,784 and income from rentals is projected at 762,536.
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San Antonio Housing Authority
Marie Metzuite
McGuire
Hye
Seling J
Ute
Unity Lunch SRO Sign Up for city leaders event
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Unity Lunch with City Manager C. A. Harrell and business leaders, aiming for capacity attendance of 500. Luncheon reservations close Friday for the event at a Philadelphia hotel, recorded by Morris L. Britleman, chamber president. Harrell will speak during the drive program from Norfolk.
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Morris L. Britleman
Chamber of Summeree
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Norfolk
Marriage Pins: Vital Statistics Report Listings
A garbled roster of names and fragments appears in a vital statistics section listing marriage licenses. The readable items reference multiple individuals, dates, and possible spouses, though many words are corrupted. The entry resembles a formal registry of marital records with scattered legible surnames and initials.
Early Texas price controls in 1729 described in historic text
The piece summarizes 18th century price ceilings in San Antonio under viceroy Acuña Custate and Brig. Gen. Pedro de Rivera. It notes enforcement, on the spot justice, and the peso value around 1729 with specific goods prices and potential black market sparsity.
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San Antonio
Milan de Acuna Casatuerte
Pedro de Rivera
T Wem
Milan
Whitmore and others in multiple San Antonio obituaries
A batch of funeral notices lists graveside services and interments for W. Whitmore of San Antonio and Sulphur Springs native. Lorenzo Dow Hilburn of 294 Grosvenor. James Perry of Alexandria Virginia. Frederick F. Wagner of 519 Roosevelt Avenue. Albert Kneupper of 352 Malmgreen courts. Mrs. Mattie Bishop of 127 EF. with survivors including spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. Services are at Porter Loring and Jamak St. Govard. interments at Mission Burial Park and San Jose Cemetery. various churches named.
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W. Whitmore
W. Gramercy
Maymie ‘Thomason Connolly
San Antonio
Joshua Whitmore
Dallas
Jack I. Thomason
A. S, Navy
Lorenzo Dow Wilburn
Lorenzo Dow Hilbin
Grosvenor
San Jose Buria! Park
Atascosa
Texas
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Baptist Church
Martha J. Malburn
Estelle Ohlhaucen
Ed Hilburn
Jourdanton
Hugh Akers
Pleasanton
Mollie Hilburn
Zack Clark
Bandera
Arthur Yaw
Mark Daflin
James TE
Perry
James
Alexandria
Zizi Kearns Funeral Home
San Fernando Chilincesan
Florence Magadieu Perry
Santa Ana Perry
Grace
Alamo
Tenn
Margaret Brent
Birnghiam
Ala
Memphis
Fred
Birmingham
Frederick F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Alamo Funeral Home
Mission Burial Park
iMasons
Leakey Lodge
A. I
A. M
Bernice Wagner
Eo Shirsh
Columbia
Frederick Wagner
Dulas
Carl Wagner
Marie Mussina
Louise Thomas
Clara Carson
Wilk
Hermon Wagner
Mike Shivah
Albert Daniet
Knecpper
Albert Daniel Kneupper
Porter Loring Chapel
Jamak St. Govard
Titevinens
Mattiet
Mattie Turner
Porter Loring
Mission
Stackdale
Bishop
Texas Trail Driver's
Stecldale
Henry C. Bishop
Louise Reid
Olive Jolson
San Anthios
Camila Bales
Alma Jones
Fl Pasa
Elizabeth Volay
Ft. Worth
Oil Cartel Held Industry Threat Charged by Patman
In a report to House and Senate small business committees, Patman charged a World Petroleum congress formed by five major oil companies and aided by U S agencies threatens U S independence. He named Anglo American Shell Standard Oil Cal Tex and Gulf as Big Five and alleged plans to control reserves and prices to squeeze independent producers and dominate Western Europe. He asked seven questions on U S policy toward foreign aid, monopolies, and the Webb-Pomerene act, warning of a cartelized future if plans proceed.
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Petrolei Administration For Defense
State Department
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Austin
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John J. Sparkman
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Texis
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Big Five
Walter I. Levy
New York
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Europe
Jersey Stanos
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Department of Justice
National Defense
U. S
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Patenan
World Petroleum Congress
Big 5
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Levy
World Petrolewn Congress
Armigement Wader
Oil Committee
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Patan
Company Fundy
Anglo Tranian Oilco
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