Relatives Seek Man Missing After Weeklong Absence
San Antonio relatives seek 60 year old Herbert Rider who disappeared after a auto accident in Chickasha Oklahoma where his wife was killed. He was visiting his sister Mrs Ralph Jennings and may have bought a bus ticket to Chickasha. He stands about five ten, has a stoop, brown striped suit light gray overcoat and brown hat.
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Herbert Rider
Chickasha
Okla
San Antonio
Ralph Jennings
Wichita
San Antoni
Amesia
Legislature Roundup Senate Bills Ready for Floor
In Austin the 30 day special session nears day eight as senate bills await floor action. A $20 662 452 appropriation for state hospitals and juvenile institutions stands ready while tax and revenue bills face closer scrutiny. House progress lags amid interpretive disputes over Shivers call. A cigarette tax plan eyed at 15 percent in the omnibus tax law and a one cent per package increase proposed by a sub panel would fund hospital and school needs. Appropriations include 488 000 for hospital maintenance and 20 135 128 for hospital and juvenile training operations. Public welfare provisions include distributing surplus federal commodities to welfare institutions and restoring funds for a separate building program.
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Austin
Guy
Shivers
House
Senate
Yiowese
Joe Fleming
Callan Graham
Abilly
Maaner Envi Vesterday
Department of Public Welfare
Lacklanders Report March of Dimes Campaign Total
Final report from Lackland AFB shows the 322,033.65 raised by personnel of the Dodorinstruction wing during March of Dimes drives. Funds will be transmitted through military channels to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Lackland Afb
Didortrinition
Loun
Colombian C47 Overdue Flight Reported Missing
A Colombian air force C47 with four men was reported overdue today after lifting from the Canal Zone toward Cali, Colombia, prompting search efforts and naval coordination.
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Balkoa
Canal Zone
Cali
Colombia
Probation Revoked for Theft Case Involving Hot Car Ride
Iya Rodriguez of 775 Saltille in October faced probation revocation by Judge W W McCrery in Criminal District Court after being caught driving a car he knew was stolen. The ruling ends a one year probation on a theft charge.
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Iya Rodriguez
Saltille
W. W. McCrery
Criminal District Court
Rodriguez Hadeen
Five Teens Arrested in Bicycle Theft Ring
Police say a juvenile theft ring named Wyesudy has been broken up with 12 bicycles recovered. Five boys aged 14 to 16 were arrested. The bikes were partially dismantled and parts were rearranged to disguise them. Juvenile officer Charles Petri and Detective S. H. Sepulveda led the case.
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Charles Petri
S. H. Sepulveda
High Court His Only Hope in Ras Chamber Case
Los Angeles reports a dramatic appeal as Fred Strable, 68, faces a pivotal decision tied to the Ras chamber at San Quentin. The slaying case centers on whether the Supreme Court can intervene, with tensions rising over stay hopes and legal maneuvers.
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High Court
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
Fred Strable
San Quentin
Farm Bureau Cotton Views on Acreage Limits
The American Farm Bureau Federation backs raising the cotton acreage limit but not to the 1.4 million acres approved by the House. Spokesman Walter L. Randolph said the House vote would permit too many extra acres, boosting production and costs of the price support program. He urged a Senate bill to cut about half the House increase and reduce hardship allocations under current formulas. Cotton quotas for 1950 fell about 23 percent from 1949 under the acreage act, amid complaints of forced drastic reductions if the House plan passed.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
House
Walter L. Randolph
Bureau
Senate Agriculturey Jearminister
Senate
Randolph
Court clears CIO purge bid in union purge ruling
WASHINGTON February 7 A federal court ruling appeared to clear the way for CIO action to rid its ranks of unions it says are Communist influenced Judge Burrita Matthews yesterday denied a plea by the United Office and Professional Workers for a preliminary injunction to halt the CIO purge attempt.
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Washington
CIO
Burrita Matthews
United Office and Professional Workers
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New York City
Pubiac Welfare
Cunicura
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Aaa Ag
Roy Krent Bane A
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Court Okehs Union
Andy So
al Walerren's
Sommers
Winnie
Want
Humble Oill Refining Company
Houston
Texas
Whigtee
Archer, Alice
Celten Growar
Bam
Dulas
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