New York Lawyer Fleischmann Prefers Boats and Riding
Charles Fleischmann, a 60-year-old New York lawyer and winter visitor to San Antonio, favors boats over others and spends mornings at the ranch riding horseback on rough slopes. After a euro trip, he remains prone to seasickness but enjoys the rolling blue range. In the afternoons he visits Alamo Downs to watch races and owns several race horses.
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New York
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Antonio
Theagher Ranch
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Alamo Downs
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Soose Creek Man Cited for Bravery in War Citation
George J. Keene of Gore Greece area headquarters armounerd earned the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in action during World War I near Soissons France on July 6 1918. He commanded his officer in repelling an enemy stronghold and capturing the position, later capturing an enemy officer and securing maps of German defenses with Company KK Twenty eighth Infantry First Division. Virginia Field a longtime actress and player at the West Side Tennis Club Hollywood is noted in the piece.
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George J. Keene
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Virgina Field
England
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Hallywood
Rides Yacht Trip Planned For Mediterranean Nile
Madeleine Carroll and her husband Capt Philly Astley plan a yacht voyage to England, the Mediterranean, and the Nile after her acclaimed role opposite Dick Powell in On The Avenue.
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Madeleine Carroll
Dick Powell
General Motors to resume operations after strike
Detroit reports General Motors speed toward full restart with 140,509 strike-affected workers to be called back. Buick division to reopen first in Flint where 12,300 of 16,000 workers return. Knudsen says capacity will be reached within 12 days. Strikers parade as unions meet to negotiate terms. 40,000 Chevrolet workers ordered to report Monday with plants in Detroit and Flint resuming phased operations.
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William §. Knudsen
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United States
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Alfred P. Stoan
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Murray Corporation of America
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Falla’ Spring and Wire Company
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Saginaw
Glacier Threatens Alaska Roadhouse
Fairbanks report notes a Black Rapids glacier advancing toward a roadhouse as a family of three watches the massive ice wall creep closer. Ice blocks 200 feet high tumble from the glacier face two miles away, shaking the building and prompting residents to fear evacuation. The Revelt family and their son Harry remain indoors hoping for safety.
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Entomology Group to Meet in Cotton States
The Texts Entomological Society and the American Association of Entomologists join in a joint meeting at the Plaza hotel from Thursday to Saturday. About 160 are expected. Speakers include B A Fenton of Oklahoma City president of the Texas society Roy Melvin of Dallas secretary treasurer F G Hishop of the head entomologists and plant quarantine Washington D C and Oliver T Snapp Fort Valley Ga secretary treasurer of the American association.
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B.A. Fenton
Oklahoma City
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Roy Melvin
Dallas
F. G.hishop
Latreat of Entomologists and Piant Quarantine
Washington, D. C
Oliver T. Snapp
Fort Valley
American Association
Worm Turns Dog House Dwellers to Fight
An odd report describes a scattered group labeled dog house dwellers forming a traveling organization. The piece notes a convention program awarding a prize for ingenuity in escaping a tight spot and mentions Marieve Dietrich returning to Bollywood on February 10 with Subitech directing a Paramount film titled Angel.
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Marieve Dietrich
Mrast Subitech
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Tax on Alien Funds Sought by Administration
Washington report says administration fiscal experts study taxing heavy foreign investments in the United States. Secretary Morgenthau and Federal Reserve Chairman Marriner S. Eccles, and James M. Land of the Securities and Exchange Commission will meet Monday to review methods for handling large capital inflows from abroad.
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Morgenthau
Marriner G. Feeles
Federal Reserve Board
James BM. Lands
Securities Commission
Geckie
Eal Rodecreié
Skened
Wells Bank Robber Sentenced to 20 Years
Federal Judge Randolph Bryant gave Charles OEelith nine concurrent terms of 20 years each and fined $1000 for robbing the Wells State Bank and endangering the cashier with firearms. The incident occurred in Sul, 1966.
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Tyler
Fev
Randolph Bryant
Charles Oeelith
Wells State
Sul
1966
Texas Woman Faces Kidnap Charge Extradition Sought
A request for extradition was filed by Cecil Adams, father of a child, to bring Magecrect M. Adame of Barger to rally county Aransas. The case centers on a kidnapping accusation against the Texas woman. The governor delayed action on the extradition request dated February 12.
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James V. Aled
Maegecrect M. Adame
Barger
Ralire County
Aransas
Cecil Adans
Japanese cabinet trims budget amid rising prices
In Tokyo Feb 1350H the new Pretier Senjuro Maya shi cabinet acts to curb costs as prices for essentials climb. It slashes the budget by 260,010,000 yen, bringing the total to 2,769,060,008 yen. Army estimates stand around 704,000,000 yen and navy near 995,009,000.
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Senjuro Mayashi
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