Osborne’s Trial Tense as Bride and Family Sit Quiet
Osbornes nervously await the murder trial in a lightly worn suit that shows more wear on the man than his wife’s wedding attire. The 18 year old defendant sits silent, at times restless, as his wife and mother watch from behind, barely speaking between intermissions. The couple exchange few words and the preacher father hurries in and out, while Osbornes voice remains guarded and anxious.
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Luther ’. Osborne
Osborne
Joe Burkett
Burkett
Luther Osborne
Aoung
Nervous Session Reveals San Antonio School Bond Plan
San Antonio Independent School District officials discussed a bond program totaling about 15 million dollars at a closed meeting to study needs for at least six elementary schools, four junior high schools, and possible high schools. The effort aims to place a measure before voters this spring with a March 15 deadline for completion of the study.
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San’ Antonio Independent
San ’Antonio
Ed Vcon
Ientaries
Babcockrd
Dorie Miller
Burbank
W. W. White
Hi-Lions
Park
Brass to Call On Jap Leader
An American message outlines plans to summon Japanese leadership. Admiral Partridge and General Earle Partridge are cited as commanders in the Far East air force, signaling a strategic push for decisive action in the region.
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Brass
TOKYG
America
Ania Dary
Adm
Aral
Earle E. _ Partridge
S. Far East Air Force
Colombia Seeks $5 Million Loan for Cattle Purchase
Washington February 3 Colombia seeks a five million dollar loan from the Export-Import Bank to buy blooded cattle from Texas Louisiana and other states. The plan aims to boost cattle states with imports financed through the bank.
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Colombia
Washington
Texas
Louisiana
Sen. Holland
D-Flassig
Glen. Edgerton
Texas fat stock show wraps up in Ft Worth final day
Farm market prices in Texas rose slightly for December but remained 2 percent below a year earlier. The Ft Worth fat stock show moves into its final day as readings from AP and INS dispatches indicate market activity.
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INS
Fehb
Texas
Ft. Worth
Washington Case Convicts Weinstock on Affidavit Lying Charge
Louis Weinstock, 51, labeled a second string Communist leader, was found guilty in Washington yesterday of lying in an affidavit to the subversive activities control board. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman George foresaw limited Formosan ceasefire prospects amid shifting American policy.
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Louis Weinstock
New York
Washington
Gonzalez urges annexation of Edgewood district to city system
City Councilman Henry B. Gonzalez pushes the annexation of Edgewood Independent School district into the city system calling it long overdue. He notes Edgewood lies within the city and now pays city taxes while San Antonio district collects for free and warns of administrative savings if Edgewood staff handled city tasks. He criticizes the San Antonio district for crowding classes, half day sessions, and lax attendance enforcement while vowing Edgewood residents deserve proper funding and governance. General Earl Partridge tours secret bases near Taipeh in a separate note.
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Henry B. Gonzalez
Edgewood Independent
San Antonio Ndenengent
West Side
Gonzalez
Edgewood
San Antonio
Essor
Edge Wood
W. W. White
Jack Louis
Uest
Stu
Truman
Brotherhood of Ww. W. White
Rockwell son in critical condition after fencing match injury
Peter B. Rockwell 18 son of Norman Rockwell remained in critical condition in a Bryan Mawr hospital after a fencing bout. Serge Rubinstein left a $10 million New York estate in trust for two children and $10,090 to Betty Reed, his favored singer and one of his many companions.
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Peter B. Rockwell
Norman Rockwell
Bryan Mawr
Serge Rubinstein
New York
Betty Reed
Turks Stand Put on Iraq Pact
Rome reports Turkish Prime Minister Adnan Menderes said his government will proceed with the mutual defense alliance with Iraq despite Arab league opposition. He invited other Arab nations to join the Iraqi Turkish pact as he returned from talks with Italian officials.
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Rome
Adnan Mendeeres
Iraq
Mendeeres
National Smith and Amherst colleges each win grant
National Smith and Amherst colleges, both in New Jersey, were named to receive $100 000 grants in honor of Mrs Dwight W Morr widow of the former U S senator and ambassador The awards reflect a national program supporting higher education and public service across regions.
Five armed fugitives from Georgia prison escape sought near Dadeville
A heavy armed group of five convicts, identified by an Alabama highway patrolman, were hunted near Dadeville Alabama after escaping a Georgia prison camp. The pursuit followed a Wednesday attempt to capture them and the incident marked a turning point in a San Antonian's life due to a roadside ad.
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Dadeville
Ala
INS
Alabama
Georgia
San Antonian
100000th Plane Landed On Monterey Sets Record
In Pensacola on February 3 a yellow SNJ Texan trainer piloted by a naval aviator landed on the flight deck of the light carrier Monterey. The event marked the 100000th naval aviation landing in history and set a record for most landings in one day with 779, a record previously set on May 24 last year.
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Pensacola
Naval Aviation
Monterey
Donald’ W. Dickingss
Thelma Dickinson
Swarthmore
Pacific
Hota
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Robert M. Ayers
William W. Flennery
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Critex
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U. S. Far East
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Soviet Socialist
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