Negro veteran receives Purple Heart from government
Victoria born 47 year old Bar genn Lewis, a Black veteran, displayed a Purple Heart awarded for injuries during the Marne battle two decades ago. He worked for Judge W W McCrory when county judge in Jackson County and told Judge VicCrory there are many like him.
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Bargenn Lewis
Fing
United States
Marne
Victoria
W. W. McCrory
Jatier
Jackson County
McGrory
Judge VicCrory
Are You a Victim of Skin Shame Rain Infection
An advertisement claims relief for itchy skin using Black and White Ointment. It promotes trial sizes and large cans, with pricing and dealer availability, urging readers to try the product for relief from skin irritation.
Murder theory in executive death
New York authorities expressed belief that 41 year old wealthy executive Ru land Thompson was beaten and dumped down a five story apartment dumbwaiter shaft. The body with crushed skull was found late yesterday at the bottom of the dumbwaiter by the superintendent of a West Fifty first street building. Theresa D Arcy, 2, daughter of a tenant, told police she heard screams for help at 4 am.
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New York
Ruland ‘Thompson
Rales
Duimhwaller
Thompson
West Fightye First Street
Buile
Theresa D'Arcy
Tenant
Fort Sam Waiter Held in Assault Charge
Fort Sam Houston incident leads to the arrest of Ot Jones aged 92, charged with assault after a mass meeting. Police and Commissioner P. A. Lockhart report the accused, residing at 648 Whealon Avenue, held for preliminary hearing at 9 39 a m Saturday.
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Fort Sam
Ot Jones
Hhe
Fort Sam Houston
P. A. Lockhart Jones
Whealon Avenue
Wil
Ting John A. Palsiya
Karl Axleby Price
Garmelsstoner
Woman seeks injunctive relief in fraud suit over life benefit funds
Mrs Elizabeth J Sehrur of Missouri sues Michael Schnurr and three others in Fifty seventh District Court claiming she sent 14740 89 to Franklin Life Benefit Association and Missouri Farmers and Merchants Benefit Association, alleging improper sale and transfer of Missouri company. She seeks injunction halting transfers and recovery of 43740 23 already returned under prior agreement. Judge Everett F Johnson scheduled January hearing.
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Elizabeth J. Sehrur
Missouri
Michael Schnurr
Houseton
Boxer County
Tvst
J. Paul Graves
RE. Bhackelford
Max D. Lehber
Schnur
Schmier
Franklin Life Benefit Association
Missouri Farmers and Merchants Benefit Association
Schnurr
Frankilis Company
Missouri Company
Bexar County
Mins
Schuur
Everett F. Johnson
Auto kills 84 year old man on New Braunfels Avenue
An 84 year old San Antonio pedestrian, James W. Cummings of 622 Peck Avenue, died after being struck by a car on New Braunfels Avenue near Drexel. Driver Leo F. Sueltentuss, of 1AOL McKinley Avenue, said he was blinded by headlights and did not see the crossing man. Cummings suffered a skull fracture and died in an ambulance. He left a wife and several children including two daughters Mrs. Imogene Payne and Mrs. Mary Beth Edwards and two sons W. H. Cummings and J. W. Cummings. Funeral services were set for Riebe chapel at 3 p.m. Friday with Rev. H. Goodenough officiating. Interment in Bayset Memorial park.
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San Antonio
Tates
James W. Cummings
Peck Avenue
New Braunfels Avenue
Cummings
Imogene Payne
Hale Genter
Mary Beth Edwards
San Diego
W. H. Cummings
San Anpronio
J. W. Cummings
Riebe Chapel
Rev. H. Goodenough
Bayset Memorial Park
New Braunfels Ave
Robert B. Green Hospital
Cralloway
Lagersinster, Sr
Gonzales
Commerce Street
Death Chair Builder Excused From Jury in Texas Case
Houston January 20 Roger Storm a ceelytelan was called as a prospective juror in a murder case today and asked to explain his refusal to sit. He said he opposed capital punishment and disclosed he designed and installed the Texas electric chair 14 years ago. He was excused.
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Houston
Roger Storm
Ceelytelan
Jangel King
Storm
Texas Electric
Watch Ret Owner Ai Watch Ret Owner Ai il News Ineebore
An OCR fragment reports on oil exploration activity near Weslicd and Hidalgo with measures like depth and gravity. It mentions a resident’s loss, a failed search for an item, and several wells including Bognotla Petroleum No 1 Armending south of Raymondville. Names include Ralph RB and A. Graham, with references to saltwater and gas reads at varying depths.
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Valle
Allantte
Grande
Weslicd
Cestral
Hnauiera Road
Alin
Iordbuwski
Mortons
Une Fieli
Spuddier
Blutr
Dross
Alexby
Sinr
Hig Grane City
Bognotla Petroleum Company
Raymondville
On Trial Teen Wears Grapefruit Dress in Colonial Costume
A teen winner models a complex dress crafted from grapefruit peel and leaves, featuring 1500 diamond shaped sections and 25 bushels of grapefruit for materials. The 1000 hour build forms an inverted parapterulh train revealing the grapetrult details as Virginia Clark and other contestants wear corn husk, Chinese, Spanish, ageplant, ski, potato and other era inspired outfits.
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Leila Flores
Virginia Clark
Louise Clark Wating
Alicia de In Goren
Dorothy Hager
Katherine Morris
Mary Walsh
Eleanor Smith
Frances Polk
Cosume
Elizabeth Anne Titty
Evelyn Epwright
Ruth Duncan
Helen Miler
Ghita Yeager
Oske Brothers
Warrthy
Stolen Watch Report Ties to Nixon Engagement
A watch reported stolen in August 1993 connected to Miss Boyd who was filing an orchestra engagement in Nixon. Her brother S Ray Boyd later received new information regarding the case and a possible name involved.
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Nixon
Miss Boyd
S. Ray Boyd
Antonio Birkhi
Weather Forecast For Travelers And Cities In The West
The day features cloudy conditions across many cities with variable winds and temperatures noted in brief. Nineteen locations including Amarillo Albuquerque Boston Corpus Christi Denver and New York show cloud cover and light to moderate breezes as residents plan outdoor activities.
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Olal
Sanna
Thays Gay
Seta
Roy Relelag
Alton
Auarter Tonuay
Avatiang Passignt
Amarillo
Tex
Gao
Boston
Brady
Brownsville
Pex
Buffato
Cao
Charleston
Cheyenne
Chitaro
Corpus Christi
Denver
Colo
Chimay
New York
Chandy Oklahom City
Thaenle
Thisbirgh
Fork Arthur
Onayell
Salt
Shreveport
Faa
Cloudy Strow
Toledn
Washington
Wichita
Kan
Willelan
Father and son fined for drunken conduct in park
Howard Bartee and his son were fined 90 dollars each in Corporation Park on drunkenness charges. Judge Phil Sheok suspended their sentences with a warning. The pair, arrested Tuesday in the 100 block of East Martin Street, testified they had been drinking. Bartee claimed they came to town to get something to eat.
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Howard Bartee
South
Sats Rosa Street
Phil Sheok
Dhorough
War surgeon identity quest details a 20 year search
An American army surgeon who performed a highly successful operation on a wounded French aviator near Jouilly in 1629 is the object of a War Department probe via medical veterans. Lt Morra gulia of the French corps now commands in Avord, France. The aviator’s knee cap was shattered by a machine gun burst. the American surgeon’s work restored his leg’s mobility and ended the long quest for a benefactor. The aviator alerted US consul C. Eva Macy in Kerachi, India.
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War Department
Juilly
Fort Says
Houston
Morragu
Pir
Fifteenth Armin
Avord
France
Amorraglia
United States
Conmil C
Convention on Care of Aged Insane At Gunter Hotel
County judges and commissioners convene at the Gunter hotel to discuss housing for insane patients over sixty. About four hundred delegates from seventy two counties expected. a resolution to urge the state to place the aged in suitable institutions away from county care will be proposed. The event features James A Norris of Wharton as resolutions chair and Roy Hothelny of Houston as legislative chair, with a dinner dance and special entertainment for officials wives. Robert J. Bobbitt will speak as highway commission chair.
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Gunter Hotel
Tafis
Yang
Hubert Sonweppe
Dexa
Sonn A. Norris
Wharton
Matt
Resolutions Committee
Roy ‘Hothelny
Houston
Gunter
James
Harley
Robert J. Bobbitt
Five Year Old Boy Milk Cows At Silverton
In Silverton Oregon a five year old boy assists in milking cows, handling about 75 cows yearly as part of a dairy at home. The article notes the routine begins at 5 o'clock with morning and evening milking and mentions nearby classified ads offering dairy opportunities and related items.
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Silverton
Ore
Bruneiro Hsnes
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