Connally Opinion Awaited On Chapultepec Treaty
U S and Latin American delegates debate the Chapultepec Declaration seeking armed force to keep hemispheric peace. The US delegation awaits Senator Tom Connally to gauge congressional willingness to commit forces. The inter American conference postpones final action until his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Uity
Chapultepec
United States
Congress
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rites Arranged for Alexander DuMenil
Funeral services are set for 4 pm Thursday at Riebe Funeral Home for Alexander DuMenil 68 of 1014 South Cherry Street who died Monday Rev W H Aufderhaer will officiate with burial in Ban Jose Park He is survived by brother Walter DuMenil and sisters Mrs Albert Dreiss Mrs Irene Kieffer Mrs Jonnie Lorillard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riebe
Alexander DuMenil
South Cherry Street
W. H. Aufderhaer
Ban Jose Park
Burgivots Ielude
Walter DuMenil
Albert Dreiss
Irene Kieffer
Jonnie Lorillard
New Grand Jury Commission Named
The commission to select the March April term of the grand jury was named as Menger, Jack Ammann and Rot Goldsmith on Wednesday. The present grand jury is due to complete its term and report to the inal District gude 4. W. McGrary Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was Menger
Jack Ammann
Rot Goldsmith
Inal
Girl fatally hurt in reported incident
Maz Norman, 20, pronounced dead on arrival at Robert B. Green Hospital after a reported incident. Police sought a 36 year old Black man described as stout and about six feet tall who allegedly assaulted a 17 year old girl and tried to force himself on the other at 321 Tawn Street, while two teens were preparing to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz Norman
Robert B. Green Hospital
Esther Lea Ferguson
Tawn Street
Ferguson Gly
Gordy
A Vital Message To Men Who Feel Old
A dated fitness or vitality promotion urges men over forty to try GASELLA stimulating tablets. It promises regained vigor and youthful pleasures, claims no harm, and instructs to follow label directions with doctor or druggist advice. Contains ingredients Celery weed, Thininin Chloride, Passion Flower, Iron.
Red Cross Drive Opens With Rally in San Antonio
The 1948 Red Cross War Fund drive kicks off Thursday at noon after a rally of volunteers at a Texas theater. A 2750-strong audience is expected, with the Fort Sam Houston band performing on Alamo Plaza and down Houston Street during the rally. Wallace Rogers will chair, introducing Crump, a former WPAn editor and Red Cross leader, who will stress aiding servicemen at home. A door-to-door push will follow, seeking funds to cover costs and services. Bexar County’s quota is $582,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ures War Fund
Texas
Frank
Fort Sam Houston
Wil
Alamo Plaza
Houston Street
Wallace Rogers
Houston Grup
Red Cross
Gren Brital
Crimp
Wpanteres Tlan
Lucy May
T Uhough
Crump
War Department
Rogers
Bing
Bexar County
John Stereht Rites Planned
John Stereht 26 a local furniture man died Monday in Dallas at a nephew’s home. Rites set for 2 pm at First Presbyterian with Rev Patrick Miller presiding. A Spring field native who moved to San Antonio in 1921 from Chattanooga, he was in the Order of the Alamo and Mason. Survived by widow Margaret, five daughters, three sons, one sister, five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
John Calvin Sterelt
Dallas
Patrick Miler
F. B
Samuel Caperswill
Hetalend
Stereht
Five Bodies Found in Abandoned Funeral Home Mystery
Five unburied bodies discovered in an abandoned funeral home near Binghamton fuel a police mystery. Detective Captain Olte J. Kratse reported an unsuccessful effort to identify a woman buried elsewhere as Mrs Hatche Harding aged 82, with Rosary beads indicating Catholic faith. Oscar Harding, a son, said he attended the mother’s funeral and helped move the body to Rockton, Pa., for burial. The case notes an associate, Donald Collins Ackley, 34, operator of the establishment, who recently received parole for a trip to Los Angeles. The funeral home was abandoned two or three months ago. the bodies lay in separate caskets with five death certificates found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Los Angeles
Batane
Soli
Hat Found May Link Davenport Hat to Hersel Gray Murder
Sheriff Kilday holds a brown fedora bought in Davenport as a possible clue in the Hersel H. Gray murder. The hat was found February 14 at Brnory street and Cincinnati avenue by a Latin-American youth, bearing a Davenport clothing firm name. Gray, a San Antonio gambler and lottery operator, was shot near his Emory street home in the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersel H. Gray
San Antonio
Owen ‘W. Kildey
Davenport
Tow
Brnory Street
Cincinnati Avenue
Kilday
Gray
Emory Street
Rainbush
Grers
Farge
Doreness
Amusement Regulation Considered by City Officials
A city ordinance regulating amusement centers was discussed by Commissioner Henry Hein and City Attorney T. D. Dobbs on Wednesday. Operators of amusements back the proposal, which would require attendants at each moving device and liability insurance. The plan also seeks to regulate itinerant amusements operating freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hein
T. D. Dobbs
Hein
Fort Bend County Pioneer Buried in Richmond
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Dyer Heard, age 19, of 614 Highland Bowled Yard, a Fort Bend County pioneer, were held Wednesday. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Chamber of Richmond and Mrs. Leslie Pierce of Austin, three sons Dyer Charles Heard of Richmond and J A Heard of Oklahoma City, a sister Miss Lucille Dyer of Richmond, three brothers Heard Dyer Cecil Dyer of Richmond and Rey Dyer of San Antonio, and six grand children and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Dyer Heard
Highland Bowled Yard
Fort Bend County
Heard
Chamber
This City
Leslie Pierce
Austiny
Dyer
Charles Heard
J. A. Heard
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lucille Dyer
Richmond
Texas
Heard Dyer
Cecil Dyer
Rey Dyer
San Antonio
Pranidchildren
Boles to Preach Sunrise Service
The Rev J Hoylt Boles, field director of Christian Education and National Missions for the Presbyterian church, will speak at the city Easter sunrise service in the Municipal auditorium at 8 am Sunday April 1. A 250 voice chorus from local high schools and a 250 piece orchestra led by Dr Otto Wick perform, with ROTC bullets from Harlondale and Tech High schools adding color to the call to the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hoylt Boles
The
Presbyterian Church
Municipal Auditorium
Tocal
Otto Wick
Harlondale
Tech
Vinson Bill Aims Guard for Postwar Navy Fence Plan
Washington February 28 1971 A house naval committee moves to shield the navy by creating a double protective fence around postwar assets The Vinson bill would bar the surplus war property administration from controlling fleet vessels shore installations drydocks and related facilities The hearings will review the navy estimates of postwar fleet needs and may shape congressional oversight over dismantling wartime assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Vinson
D.-Ga
Naval Committee
War Property Administration
Vingon
Congress
United States
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connally
Breger
Dave Breger
Rites
Norwich
John Stereht
John Calvin Stercht
Les
Binghamton, N
Palles
Olte J. Kratse
Hat Offers
Hersel Gray
Side
Boles
Superman’s Department
Oxford
Xtra
Buy Fox
Blankitz
Sugarman's
Houston ST
N. Flores
Tex
Centlemen
coLon
PUS
Houston and
Flores Sts
Vinson Bill
Aneezy
Gaout Southy Laboratory
Army
American Red Cross
O. K. Mayo
Tat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!