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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1950

Page

10

Barshop Tax Trial Resumes in San Antonio Court

The trial of Joseph J. Barshop, a San Antonio fruit importer, continued as Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. overruled a defense motion for not guilty. Moood led the defense, arguing lack of wilfulness, fraudulent intent, or knowledge. Bankers testified about a $523,000 credit error in 1944 and a misposted amount. Dupree of First National Bank and Wood of a Waco firm testified to Barshop’s good reputation and loans in the pineapple venture and real estate deals.

Joseph J. Harsh San Antonio U.S Ben H. Rice Jr Dan Moody Moody Rice Joe ‘Frost The Frost National Bank Robert C. Smith Tex Theater Company Barshop Dupree Robert B. Dupree First National Bank Waco National Bank of Commerce Benny Marensfeld Joe Barshop Mexico H. A. Wood U.S. Dist. Atty. Tenry Mours

Donald Duck Sets Sights On Unbreakable Record

In Puck The Comic Weekly a playful feature follows Donald Duck and comic friends as they chase a mock world record for laughter and loudest cheer. The humorous tale lands in a Sunday style color magazine with lighthearted panels and gleeful misadventures.

Donald Duck Puck —the Comic Weekly

Fire Destroys Lorenzo de Zavala Elementary Classrooms

A Saturday fire at Lorenzo de Zavala Elementary destroyed frame classrooms on Durango Street. About 80 students from two fourth grade classes will double up for roughly three weeks, with temporary sessions in a nearly finished brick auditorium and cafeteria. PTA volunteers planned to replace pencils and writing tablets.

Lorenzo de Zavala Lea Lozano Mentary Lucy Mae Matthews Mathews

Vote Machine Storage Lifted

Bexar County commissioners reviewed storage costs for 298 voting machines in Scobey Fireproof Storage. Estimated $25.32 per machine annually covers storage hauling and insurance, totaling about $7,545 yearly as offices move from the courthouse basement to the fifth floor.

Bexar County Commissioners Scobey Fireproof Storage Co Bexar County Lawibrary Scobey Company

Educators Plan Session on Student Congress in San Antonio

Twenty three school principals and superintendents from the San Antonio area will attend a meeting at Milam cafeteria at 5 45 p m Tuesday to discuss the organization and functions of a student activities congress Oscar Miller assistant superintendent will preside and Rodney Kidd director of the bureau of public school service Texas university will explain the congress functions

San Antonio Milam Oscar Miller Rodney Kidd Bureau of Public School Service Texas University

Mustang Concert Set at Thomas Jefferson High

The Thomas Jefferson High School Mustang band under Kenneth C. Emery will present its annual concert at 8 p.m. Thursday in the high school auditorium. Featured soloist Wayne Clark of the San Antonio Symphony will perform Atlantic Zephyr by Cardel Simons with hand percussion. Proceeds benefit the hand uniform fund.

Thomas Jefferson High School Mustang 7Spiere Kenneth C. Emery Wayne Clark San Antonio

Teachers Acquire Lot For Texas State Teachers Assn HQ

The Texas State Teachers Association purchased a 62 500 dollar lot in Austin at Guadalupe and Twelfth streets for new headquarters. Oscar Miller, assistant superintendent of San Antonio schools and TSTA executive committee member, reported the plan as the group votes to move its offices from Fort Worth to the capital.

Texas State Teachers Assn. Ae Austin Oscar Miller San Antonio TSTA Guadalupe Sis Capitol Roynlates Ft. Worth

R L Brown Services Set for Noted State Hospital Leader

Dr L R Brown 71 former head of the state hospital in San Antonio died Sunday at Santa Rosa hospital Burial set for 4 p m Monday at St Marks Church Wichita Falls burial follows in Wichita Falls He is survived by widow Frances Hurd Brown a son Dr Charles H Brown and a daughter Miss Betty Brown A Harvard graduate he served as superintendent of the San Antonio state hospital 1943 to 1948 and previously headed the Little Rock state hospital and Galveston state psychopathic hospital

L. R. Brow State Hospital San Antonio Moniday St. Mark's Church Wichita Falls Brown Santa Rosa Hospital Frances Hurd Brown E. Quincy Sr Charles H. Brown Betty Brown Agraduate Harvard Wichita Falls Hospital Little Rock State Psychopathic Hospital Galveston

Strike Date Nears Across Five States Threat Looms

Federal mediators scheduled separate talks with Southwestern Bell Telephone and the CIO Communications Workers to avert a strike set for Sunday involving about 50,000 workers in Texas Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and portions of southern Illinois.

St, Louis Southwestern Bell Telephone Co CIO Communications Texas Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Illnois

Bandits Rob Beacon Drug Store of 400 Dollars

Three youths, one armed with an automatic pistol, robbed Beacon drug store at 924 Fredericksburg Road after 10 p.m. Sunday. A clerk was asked for medicine, the pistol flashed, and owner Carnahan and the safe were forced to surrender about 400 dollars and checks still in the safe. The trio fled the scene.

Beacon Drug Fredericksburg Rd H.W. Carnaghan

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