Instructed verdict frees Texas rancher on theft charge
A criminal district court acquitted Alpine rancher Salinas of six head cattle theft after defense attorneys Morriss Sr and Jr argued the indictment was unfair. The jury had earlier heard that at most the case could involve civil dispute if any offense occurred. The defense contended Salinas owed money to Wiser and the sale of cattle at the San Antonio stockyards was under a civil claim.
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Tim
Criminal District Court
W AL Abia
Vile Son
Alpine
M. Sallnag
Eagle Pass
Sbvine
Sig-Behd
West Texas
Yanders
Bailex
Morriss
Fienish
Ballve
Bern
Geferidant
Salinas
Bun Anttonio
Wison
Big Bend
Suita
J. B. Hedges
Southwest Texas Carte Raisers’ Association
Alvins
Bexar Cavity, Grand Jury
Cystic Raisers’ Association
Gen McQuillin Gets New Post In Defense Command
General Raymond F McQuillin will stay at Fort Sam Houston to command the Southwestern sector of the Eastern Defense command after its absorption. Announcement by General George Grunert states the sector headquarters remains here. McQuillin, who led an armored division in the African campaign, earned the Silver Star for gallantry.
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Raymond F. McQuillin
Southern Defense Command
Eastern Defense Command
Fort Sam Houston
de [Fense
Trent
George Grunert
Mequillin
Arizona-New Mexico
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
McQuillan
Breakthroughs Mirror Rommel von Rundstedt in North Africa
A war notebook compares Rommel and Von Rundstedt’s 1942 Tunisian advances. It notes near misses at Thala and Thelepte, Rommel’s aim to seize Allied HQ and Constantinople, and Von Rundstedt’s 60 to 76 mile push toward the Meuse, delaying Allied offensives into 1943. The piece highlights the stubborn defense by American and British forces and the impact of reserves.
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Hal
Belgium
Jan
Arveri
Rammel
Pald Paes
Tunisia
von Rund- Isted
Raromel
First Army
Ota Armetican
Montgomery
Ines
34Th Infantry
Tess
Rommel
Schellin
Kasserite Gap
Si Thala
Tnfantry
Niek
Tuna
Gafta Ferlana
Thelepte
Mareth Line
Hammel
Oyle
Thala
Britfn
Constantin
Walts
Kinny
von Rundblecht
S. Panzers
Second Armored Division
Tankniet
Hendon
Meuse River
Cub
von Renéstedt
Pik
Hemmegob
Second Corps
Thedessa
Hattak
Ernie Harmon
Celles
von Rundetedt
Luge
Antwerp
Paris
Algiers
Romeo
Trevessa
von Ruldstedt Say
S A Banks Elect Heads For 1945
San Antonio banks began the year with director and officer elections on Tuesday. National Bank of Commerce Fresk National Bank and National Bank of Fort Lasouse Lor named new directors. Several banks reported promotions and re-elections, including Groos National and South Texas National. Stockholders meetings were scheduled for Citizens Industrial Bank and Mission City Bank in mid January.
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Zight San Antenas
Aléstien
Stoceholders Et Exmuel
National Bank of Commerce
Fresk National Bank
National Bank of Fort Lasouse
Mark
Browne
L. D. Gilmore
Bexar County National Bank
Gmere Ja
Groos National Tank
Henry Schiffers
Ylee
Gerard Theis
Easute Tanashiet
Arthur B. Kileroth
Lise” Deusstu
Heers
Franz G. Groos
Charles Deusten
Carl G. Jockusch
Harry Jereig
W. PB. Pitch
South Texas National Bak
Pitch
Wwe Alsc
Bath
Alane National Bank
J. T. Murchigan
Dewey
Wright
Union State Bank Maade
Army Air Ace Reported Safe Second Time
Lieut. Col. Edward Hector Rector, age 27 and veteran of the Flying Tigers, has again been reported safe after prior ww2 era missing in action over China. The War Department notified his parents that he is alive and well, following earlier reports of his being missing and shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
D. C
Edward
Hector
Arthy
China
War Department
Claire Chennault
Catna
Brink to Build $15,000 Garage Plans Filed
Chief Building Inspector Carl F. Wideman issued permits for Ray Brink at 304 Nacogdoches Street to construct a $15,000 garage, Ed Steves and Company at 704 East Commerce Street for a $5,000 warehouse, and Eddie Gax at 916 St. Cloud Street for an $8,500 residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Wideman
Cips
Ray Brink
Nacogdoches Street
Ed Steves
David Crockett Kin Claimant Dies
Minnie Beanes 85 died at San Antonio Blaze hospital after a long life as a well known local figure. She arrived in army boots with a large handbag and visited police, federal offices, and downtown sites for about a decade. She claimed David Crockett as a great uncle, with little else known about her.
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Minnie “Beanes
San Antonio Blaze Hospital
Minnie
Federal
Set Houston
David Crockett
Tittle
Grandma's mutton suet remedy sparks modern Penetre relief
A vintage tale extols a grandma rubbing mutton suet on children to ease chest colds and coughing. The ad lauds Penetre as modernized relief with active ingredients, claiming triple action through transdermal delivery, counter irritation, and vapor inhalation for quick comfort and better sleep.
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Grandma
Jia
Enetro
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