State Tries to Proveberry Ran Turf at Time of Raid
In a stormy opening session the state seeks to prove W B Red Berry controlled the Turf club at 121 Soledad Street while ownership sat in his son Deke Berry. Texas Ranger raid in October sparked the trial with defense led by Sen Jesse Martin and others. Judge McCrory overruled a mistrial motion amid ongoing legal bickering and courtroom disputes.
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W. B
Red” Berry
Turf Club
Soledad Street
Deke Edward Berry
G. Berry
Texas Ranger
Jesse £. Martin
Fort Worth
Torney
Wiis
WY. W. McCrory
L. J
Buck" Gittinger
Martin
J. Franklin Spears
Leonard Brown
D. W- McGee
Ety
Berry
Seentar Martin
Duke Edward Berry
Virgil Edward ‘Berry
Vance Jackson Road
Jack Burke
Gittinger
McGrary
Marbach
F. Berry
Texas
Rahgoye
McCrory
Barry
Brean Rase
McGrory
Falls City Gas Stove Deaths Raise Alarm At Home
Miz Ann Multz 17 of Falls City was found dead in her sister’s home at 130 Hast Mandaley Drive. She was the seventh recent fatality in rooms where gas heaters burned. Health officials warn of two carbon monoxide poisoning paths as warnings from Justice Sayers and City Health Officer Robbins urge precautions. Witnesses describe related robberies, deed records, and a bank witness testimony as a courtroom sequence unfolds.
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Miz Ann Multz
Falls City
Mandaley Drive
Miss Muts
Justice J. W. Sayers
Lewis c. Robbins
Robbins
Child Born in Open Sleigh on Night Journey
In Saint Joan a baby was born Thursday in a horse drawn sleigh en route to a hospital. Mrs Waddell, spouse of A ealdies, traveled from Moss Glen through sub zero weather to Kennebecassis river toward Saint John. She woke Leslie Meritt to call a doctor. the birth occurred before arrival and both mother and infant are reported well.
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Saint Joan
Aho
Yay B. Waddell
Waddell
Ealdies
Moss Glen
Kennebecassis
Saint John
Leslie Meritt
Atoll
Reds Launch Yanks New Drive on Breslau
Moscow dispatches say Russian forces push toward Breslau from the Oder front amid heavy artillery barrages and encirclement threats, with Kurisch reported captured and Stettin within 25 miles as the Red Army tightens the squeeze on the German fortress lines. Allied reports place actions on Luzon as MacArthur’s forces cross the Pasig and capture towns near Manila while long-range air raids continue against Japan and the Ryukyus, with Japanese losses mounting and supply blocks worsening conditions for occupied areas.
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London
Stettin
Berlin
Breslau
Marshal Zhukov
Oder
Kositev Gam
Purchiwitz
Bresau
Treenile
Parchiwila
Kurisch
Becalan
Moscow
Kohey
Liegnitz
Saxony
Mom Stettin
Wrigten
Berti
Front
Zenckerick
Zellm
Bank
Saviek
Kuestrin
Stet
David
Muivaz
Rizal
Lipan
Luzon
MacArthur
Nueva Kelle
Japan
Kobe
Tokyo-Yokohama
Philippines
Ryukyu Islands
Bambers
First Volcano
Okimura
Huha Island
Denins
Tokyo
Burma
Tvrawaddy
Mandalay
Beaten daughter found at home after daylong search
Police traced the victim to her residence where she lay severely bruised from head to foot after a broomstick attack. Emmett Garcia, homicide detective, noted the injuries and said an X-ray showed broken bones. The mother, missing since Thursday, was located by police amid ongoing inquiries and potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midis
Ming
Emmett Garcia
Garcia Shie
Green Hospital Evitl
Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau notes Friday afternoon and night partly cloudy in San Antonio and vicinity with a low around 48 degrees. East Texas expected partly cloudy the day and night with Saturday warmer. details from pages 2 to 4.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Lone Marine Hero Told of Cruiser Sinking
An interview recounts the December 1942 scuttling of the old cruiser Rochester by Lt. Mize at Olongapo harbor Subic Bay to prevent its capture. He placed charges to sink the ship, saving valuable gear and batteries totaling substantial losses for the enemy.
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Marine Corps
Kenneth Wauxe
Beattle
Kan
Toths
Mize
Rochester
Olongaya Harbor
Subic Bay
Philippines
Affsort
Hobie, Cie
Pic
Fred
Vinton
Jackson
Mich
Blizzard Toll Drops to Ten in Boston Storm
A fierce blizzard sweeping New England left ten dead and crippled power, roads, and air travel in Boston. Heavy snowfall up to extreme depths, wind gusts, and debris caused widespread outages. Fuel shortages worsened as plants ran reduced crews and transit systems stalled. Thousands stranded, city stores closed, and officials urged residents to stay off streets while repairs began.
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Hoston
New England
Whyres
New Fingling
Boston
Edward Fallon
Boson
Hazel
Appeal Hoston
John E. Kerrigan
Taunton
Mass
Ederard PF. Gorey
Bilzend
Danish hospitals brace for 10000 German wounded
London radio reported that German authorities ordered Danish officials to prepare care for up to 10,000 German wounded. The claim said wounded were arriving from the Eastern front and that Denmark's crowded hospitals faced a serious strain as they prepared beds and facilities for the injured Germans.
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London
Girl Marries Three Times Sans Bivoeree
A 17 year old brunette told Deputy Sheriff Lewis Beronzini she had married three times without divorcing any husband. She said the first marriage was in Abilene when she was 14 and lived with the husband four days. The second marriage was to a man identified by $943 and lasted three months. The third marriage occurred in San Antonio and lasted ten months.
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Brunietle Eit
San Antonio
British Fliers Use New Bomb in Cruciating Front Drive
British airmen report using a new anti personnel fragmentation bomb in the northern western front drive. The device comprises multiple tiny bombs in one casing that scatters on explosion. It is said to disrupt troop concentrations when released from fighter bombers at low altitude.
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London
Alrmen
Crnediat Drive
Wester Front
Motors to stage 140th wartime production rollout
A wartime production report announced today that Motors has fumed out 1,009,000 natking puns and 2,480,000 earbings while 180 GOR prepares the 140th stage. The notice cites measures by General Feb in Detroit.
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Motors
The Voice Waits on Army Verdict for Sinatra
Frank Sinatra, released from Fort Jay on Governors Island after a preinduction medical, waits for the Army to decide if he is 4-F. Publicist George Evans says little, while Sinatra aims for active combat service despite the mixed crowd at the Newark induction center and a torn coat from a draft-board melee.
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Brank
Sinatra
Forren
Fort Jay
Govwinars Island
Prankle
West Coast
George Evans
Weill
Governors, Island
Bobby
Newark, N. J
Durmer
Hin
Frank
Warfront Ruhr Offensive Pushes Toward Kleve and Rhine
Allied forces spearhead a major push from the Ruhr toward Kleve and the Rhine as the Canadian First Army and American Ninth Army advance into northwest Germany. Reports say German towns fall and lines shift along the Roer as Eisenhower’s front reorganizes for further breakthroughs.
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Paris
Montgomery
Ruhr Cerrierd
Kleve
Slegfried
Voc
West Wall
Reichswald
Dwn
First Army
Germany
Rhie
Holand
Presselt
Scribh
Ruhr
Roer
Srraius
Certs Nalystelnt
Prud
Rervice
Bruem
Reith
Preneh
Strasbourg
Natn
Shashoug
Switeartusd
Ex Navy Solons Clash Over Junkets for Wives Fight
WASINGTON Feb 2 A gossiping report on planned junkets for servicemen wives sparked a confrontation between two former Navy solons Jim Palen of Pittsburgh and Frances J. Latham of New York Both men defended or attacked the idea claiming it would bolster morale while critics warned of political and civilian entanglements as they recounted naval service and personal details from their careers
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Wasifington
Navy
Congress
Jim Palen
Pittsburgh
Fhency J. Lata
New York Republigin
Nmn Navy
Veutenarit
Neelyer
Latham
Filton
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Red Cross
J. GB. Domingeaux
Pleasanton Road
Sherifs
Fiiany
Beretle
Beretta
Gittiner
Borella
Buster Winters
Giltinger
Olher
Kemp Dixon
Monty
Reds
Manila
Weather Bureau
Jonn J
Silesia
U.S. Third Army
Saarland
Tno
Lilee
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