Montgomery outlines human element in modern warfare
Marshal Viscount Montgomery addressed Soviet officers at the Higher Military Academy, stressing the human equation in directing fighting armies. As guest of Marshal Alexander Vasilevsky he spoke through a translator, signaling a rare high level exchange with Soviet leadership amid a busy visit including theater plans.
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Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Alexander M. Vasilevsky
Vasilevsky
Bollshoi Theater
Ballet
Crisis in State Dept Ends Argentine Relations Rift
Washington January 7 The State department ended its inner crisis over Argentine relations after an agreement between Ambassador George S Messeramith and Assistant Secretary of State Spruille Braden. Messeramith, friendly with Argentine President Juan Peron, postponed his departure for Argentina until next week following a conference with department officials.
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George S. Messeramith
Argentina
Sprairie Braden
Department
Messersmith
Juan Peron
Cuba Convicts Conspiracy Groups
In Havana on January 20 nine men were sentenced to three years in prison and 25 others received two-year terms for forming armed groups to overthrow the Cuban government. Twenty-one defendants were acquitted.
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Havana
Foth
Vote Counted on War Fund Plan for Veterans Auditorium
War fund money from a wartime salvage drive, about $14,000 raised by 550 former San Antonio civilian defense members, is being counted. Walter Wolff, former coordinator and chief air raid warden, holds custody of the funds and predicts near unanimous support to build a veterans auditorium. The American Legion offers land at 203 West French Place and maintenance, while pension groups plan a mass meeting at the Municipal Auditorium to discuss how the money will be distributed and who authorized the disbursement.
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Mexican soprano Mercedes Caraza visits Los Angeles for concerts
Mexican soprano Mercedes Caraza was at the White Plaza hotel in Los Angeles and planned to depart Wednesday for California for a series of concerts.
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White Plaza Hotel
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Sweet Tooth Costly Plea In County Court
Fidencia R. Herrera of 2513 South Laredo street pleaded guilty before Judge Mc Callum Burnett in County Court at Law No. 1 to theft of two cases from Ed J. Hoyer of 318 Fredericksburg road. A $5 fine and one hour in jail were imposed.
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South Laredo Street
Herrera
McCallum Burnett
Ed. J. Hoyer
Fredericksburg
Power Lines To Be Extended In City Network
City Public Service board tuesday announced underground extensions of power lines on Avenue E and Mission road led by general superintendent Victor H. Braunig. Concrete was poured for the Avenue E span from Third Street to 150 feet north, with nine ducts. Four ducts near completion at the Mission road plant will route current along Frebrandt Street to Market Street. Plans call for high voltage lines under ground from McCullough avenue north and Grand View avenue east to the Mission plant, expanding capacity beyond the Comal plant in New Braunfels.
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Rites Held for Pioneer Newman 88 in Texas
Funeral services were held in Gillett Texas for Thomas Stern Newman 88 who died Thursday. An early Texas rancher born in 1858 in Dewitt County he was descended from the original Austin colony through his father William Newman who came with Stephen F Austin. Survived by children William Newman San Antonio Mrs George Cavaness Junction Lester Newman San Antonio and Mrs Louise Crane Corpus Christi plus 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Dewitt County
William Newman
Stephen F. Austin
Austin Colonization
San Antonio
George Cavaness
Junction
Lester Newman
Louise Crane
Corpus Christi
Drought and social scenes in San Antonio notes
Bexar Facts reports BARNEY T. MATTESON returns with S. A. underwriters. A drought near Comfort cancels a party, now rescheduled. PAUL LAYMAN arrives in town from 7. D. training command for a craft. AUGUSTUS CLEMENS escorts CHARLOTTE HARMAN to dinner and show. Fred Tips, Nancy Lewis, and Joyce Kelso seen with escorts at a highway club. H. Raymond Strong named new actuary at American Hospital and Life Insurance. Marilyn Whiting and Al Ton Grimm seen at Broadway theater revival. Ruth Robinson named head of occupational therapy at Brooke Hospital. Dorothy Schlegel replaced. T. Brooks Wood among Federal District court jurors. Gerald Staffel’s Cub scout mothers noted. Jerry and Edward among tribe. Henry Schodde of Culgate engaged to a New York girl graduating in February.
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TESON
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Charlotte Harman
Fred Tips
Nancy Lewis
Joyce Kelso
S. E. McOreless
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Bing Crosby
Broadway
Marilyn Whiting
Alton Grimm
Ruth Robinson
Brooke Hospital
Dorothy Schlegel
Brooks Wood
Federal District Court
Gerald Staffel
Jerry
Edward
Henry Schodde
Culgate
New York
Cold loss hits East Texas timber in cold snap
J. Burnside of the Texas forest service reports an estimated 2 million dollars in timber damage from last week's severe cold wave. He warns the loss will raise area fire hazards and summer pest damage due to broken trees across East Texas.
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Lufkin
Texas
J. ©. Burnside
Texas Forest Service
Burnside
Greece Hit By Bitter Clashes
Reports from Athens say insurgents captured the mayor and other residents of Zarko near Trikkala. bodies found later. A band recruited 43 youths in Crevena region. one villager killed. In Anatoli a clash left three guerillas and two gendarmes dead, with several officers missing. Over 150 arrests in Athens tied to weekend Communist-Xtte feud.
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Zarko
Trikkala
Crevena
Pindus
Anatoli
Larisa
Oregon Daily Journal Plans Roof Landing for News
The Oregon Daily Journal announces enlarged building plans adding a roof landing space for helicopters to carry news and photos. This move aims to speed dispatch of timely reporting from Portland.
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Ocean rising along U.S. East Coast at steady rate
The Atlantic Ocean water level is increasing along the east coast of the United States at roughly 18 inches per century, indicating ongoing long term sea level rise.
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Atlantic Ocean
U.S
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