Stewart Named New Commander At Lackland AFB
Col Malcolm N. Stewart who has been at Fuerstenfeldbruck AFB near Munich becomes commander of the 3700th Basic Training Wing at Lackland AFB replacing Col Frederick W. Ott who takes command of the 3730th Basic Training group Ott or Stewart are noted for early radio work including 1919 broadcasts and a 1924 airplane broadcast with Maj Gen Hugh Knerr.
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Malcolm N. Stewart
Fuersten
Feldbuich Afb
Munich
Frederick W. Ott
Stewart
Lackland Afb
Ott
Hugh 3. Knerr
Indianapolis
Sally
Associated Press
Judge t. Murder Trial Off
LOS ANGELES February 1. Trial of Mrs. Elizabeth Ferreri twenty eight on charges of murdering her husband Jerome with a meat cleaver will start next Monday. It was scheduled for today but Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke who is to hear the case is ill.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Ferreri
Hushann
Jerome
Charles W. Fricke
Low Temperature Sparks Hope for Plant Survival in San Antonio
Experts in San Antonio expect limited damage from a severe cold snap as vegetation thaws slowly. Conifers, cypress and many hardy shrubs are seen as largely safe, while tender annuals may suffer some loss. Palm trees face uncertain outcomes, with possible up to 30 percent loss among tender varieties.
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San Antonio
Frank Willis
Lowner
Evergreen
Jose
Stewart King
King
Texas
Park
Prain
Schools Open After Holiday in San Antonio Area
San Antonio schools and colleges resume classes Tuesday after an unprecedented cold spell. Edgewood is the exception with continued closure. District officials said all public and parochial schools would reopen, with Alamo Heights and Catholic schools also resuming. County schools planned a Tuesday restart as well. Private schools followed the public system.
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San Antonio
Edge
Clyde Smith
San’ Antonio
Pyramid Club Renewed After Acquittal Cheers
Huntington California Feb 1 following acquittal yesterday of a Pyramid Friendship club member on a charge of violating state lottery laws, club members and supporters cheered. The trial of Robert H Willer ended with acquittal and applause as Justice for the People freed him.
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Pyramid Club
Huntington. Park
Calif
Pyramid
Perce Stanley
Softatt
Robert H. Willer
U S Produces Deadlier A bombs report to congress
The Atomic Energy Commission states in its fifth semiannual report that the United States now makes A bombs far deadlier than those used on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Destructive power has increased and production has been streamlined.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Congress
West Texas Utility Ordered to Bargain With IBEW
The West Texas Utility Co. was ordered to bargain collectively with IBEW representatives. NLRB regional director Edwin A. Elliott said the Washington DC trial examiner made the recommendation after the union charged the company failed to bargain from June 1, 1947, to January 1, 1948.
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