Shotgun Death Called death by own action
Justice of the Peace E H Talbert returned a verdict of death by own action in the death of George A Dilworth Sr 52 of 133 Belden Ave found dead in a garage Monday evening after a nip to his ranch A 10 gauge shotgun lay by his side A note on Bleper 40n notified a brother Dilworth a native of Tilden lived in San Antonio 26 years Survivors include his widow sons daughter brothers sister and parents Funeral arrangements at Southside Funeral Home
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Justice of the Peare
E. H. Talbert
George A. Dilworth Sr
Belden Ave
Dilworth
Talbert
Dsworth
Tilden
San Antonio
Maude Rogers Dilworth
George A. Jr
Rogers Dilworth
Lubbock
Ada Laura M. Rleh
Brooklyn
Andrew Dilworth
Seonis Dilworth
Beaver City
Ore
William P. Dil
Services Held For A. Lawyer McFarland
Services for Guy S. McFarland 75 were held Tuesday at Christ Episcopal church. The San Antonio lawyer and church leader who died in a local hospital had practiced over 50 years, began at the University of Texas, and partnered in several firms including McFarland and Sewright with Chandler. Survivors include his widow Ledora, two daughters Gladys Hoyland and Ruth Kessinger, and a son Guy G. McFarland, with interment at Mission Burial Park.
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W. Elsmere
Christ Episcopal Church
Church Ieader
San Antonio
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McFarland
Tactics Law
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Denman, Franklin and McGown
McFarland and Sewright
Chandler
E. B. Chandler
E. B. Chandler & Co
San 1 Antonio Independent School District
San Ansistfo
Citizens League
M. Chambers
Alamo
Ledora McFarland
Gladys Hoyland
San Angelo
Ruth Kessingrs
Ft. Sill
Okla
Guy 4. McFarland
Wink
Missioh
3Urda] Park
Samuel Orr Tapers
War Exercise Cactus 1 Preparations at Ft Sam Houston
Preparations underway for Exercise Cactus 1 at Fort Sam Houston in February 1920 with general and special staffs from two national guard and two reserve divisions plus four special reserve units. The 36th Infantry and 49th Armored divisions to send 67 officers. the 90th Infantry and 22nd Armored divisions with other reserves to contribute nine staff members. In Athens, John Toannides named temporary president of the guerilla government per rebel radio.
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Ft. Sam Houston
National Guard
90Th Infantry
NEI Red
Athens
John Toannides
Greece
Cardinal Mindszenty Trial Sparks Western Outcry
The article reports a global protest against the Mindszenty trial in Hungary. It notes torture and drugs used on the cardinal and a defense by Communist lawyers. House Republicans condemn the trial unanimously, urging protection of religious liberty and human rights amid charges of tyranny.
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Justee
Lacey
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
House
Rep
Hale
R-Afe
Mindszenty Life Prison Term Sparks Vatican Alarm
In Budapest and Vatican City on February 8, U S Minister to Hungary Selden Chapin expressed fears Mindszenty faces hard labor in a life sentence. A Hungarian spokesman later said collective imprisonment would be used. Pope Pius XII, informed of the ruling, grew pale and grieved, and a Vatican official predicted a strong denunciation of the Communist trial.
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Paris
Kingsbury Smitil
Europeza Gea International
FARIS
U. S
Hungary
Selden Chapin
Joséf Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
Vatican
Pius
Mindszenty Trial Sparks British Outrage Across Faiths
Catholics and non Catholics across Britain united in indignation over the Mindszenty trial. The broadcast of the proceedings drew sharp protests across cities as leaders called for fair treatment and respect for religious affairs amid unsettled postwar tensions.
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London
UINS
Britain
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
American envoy expelled from Hungary over Mindszenty trial
An American legation official, Stephen Koczak, second secretary in Budapest, was expelled from Hungary on 48 hours notice last week. He charges the move aimed to obstruct accurate reporting at the Mindszenty trial, with no explanation given for the expulsion.
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Vienna
INSI
Legation
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Stephen Koczak
U. S
Budapest
Mindszenty jailed as US officials condemn verdict
Washington reports the sentence of imprisonment for Cardinal Mindszenty drew swift American condemnation with officials predicting a formal protest within 24 hours. Paul Hoffman warned that without the Marshall Plan similar tragedies could recur, while church leaders denounced the Hungarian judges as craven cowards and condemned the crucifixion of justice.
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Mindszenty
U.S
Paul G. Hoffman
White House
Truman
Patrick, A. laBoyte
Washington
Young Pegasus Verse Contest Accepting Entries in San Antonio
The San Antonio library begins its twenty second annual Young Pegasus poetry contest for youths under 18. Submissions will be judged by April 1 with no length or style restrictions. Original pieces from Bexar County youths may be published in the verse anthology. past volumes held 15 to 40 poems. Each entry must include name age and address.
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San Antonio
Ibrary
Young Pegasus
Leah Johnson
Young People's Department
Bexar County
Young Proiple
Johnson
Weather and tides forecast with Gulf coast notes
Weather section reports extended forecast through Feb 12 with cooler conditions, below normal temperatures, and a shift to warmer midweek followed by colder conditions later. Moon phase, wind velocity near Bat west, tides at Pass Dipduesday with high low times. Also several travel notes mentioning Rome and Okinawa with brief military context.
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Royale
Okinawa
Seoul
Ci —Army Erat
Kenneth Royall
U. S
Korea
Ilena
Mrs Arnold Services Slated for Mrs Arnold
Services for Mrs Année Meier Arnold 78 of 1609 Nolan Street will be held at 3 p m Tuesday at First Evangelical Church. Burial will be in Mission Park. A Nebraska native, she lived in San Antonio 68 years. Survivors include husband Charles A Arnold sons Milton Raymond W and Holland R all of San Antonio brothers Henry Meier and Milton Meier and six grandchildren.
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Arnold
Nolan St
First Evangelical Church
Burlat
Mission Park
Nebraska
San Antonio
Charles A. Arnold
Milton
Raymond W
Holand R
Henry Meier
Milton Meier
Vanderpool
Smoker Reid Big Haul Prompted Police Action
Police aided a smoker and a large crowd described as principals in a show. Four hundred eighty persons including three men and four girls were seized. The building near city hall required 10 patrol cars and two hours to transport the crowd to Central Police court.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Central Police Court
Valley Sun: Sunshine Fails to Shine in Rio Grande Valley
In Weslaco on February 8, the Texas Rio Grande valley clings to a slogan promising winter sun but records show only eight minutes of sunshine since January 25, signaling an unusually cloudy stretch despite the winter motif.
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Weslaco
iTexas
Rio Grande Valley
Sol
Father Kills 3 Self in Medina House Tragedy
In Medina, WN, February 8, a shotgun tragedy left five-year-old Andrew Michael Hagerman, seven-year-old Nancy Hagerman, and their 60-year-old grandmother Mrs. Bessie Hagerman dead. Coroner LaVerne Waters reported Carl Hagerman, 29, took his own life after wounding his wife Francis, 28, who staggered to neighbors and collapsed.
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Medina
Ais
Andrew Michael Hagerman
Nancy
Bessie Hagerman
LaVerne Waters
Carl Hagerman
Francis
Schoolmen Off to Austin for Texas school bills hearing
Los Angeles Heights Independent School district teachers and principals will attend a hearing in Austin on Tuesday night to support Senate bills 115 116 and 117. Superintendent John Sullivan will lead a group of 31 departing at 414 p m. The hearing at 730 p m will discuss revisions to the Texas school system. Afterward the group returns to San Antonio for Wednesday classes. Sullivan's absence postpones the local school until next Tuesday.
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Los Angeles Heights
Austin
Senate “Schoolme
John Sullivan
Ina
San Antonio
Sullivan
Peeping Toms Bill Advances in Fifty First House
Austin Feb 8 Peeping Toms are set for a rough time under a bill introduced in the fifty first house of representatives. Rep J F Gray of Three Rivers sponsors the measure making peeping into another's home after dark a misdemeanor carrying a fine of 10 to 500 dollars and 30 days to one year in jail.
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Austin
Feo
Lins
House of Representatives
J. F. Gray
Three Rivers
Doctor's truss trial offer for rupture patients in Kansas City
A Kansas City physician offers a trial of a rupture truss priced at 3.50 dollars. No leg straps or leather belts, the device holds rupture comfortably. Readers may test for 30 days and keep the truss if not fully satisfied, with return optional on conditions. Send name and address to the Physician's Appliance Co at 1771 Koch Bldg. or 2206 Main St.
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Kansas City
Thehysician’s Appliance Co
Koch Bidg
Main St
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