UNO Dominated by Reds Likened to Old League
Washington hears Karl YW. critique of the United Nations and internationalism. The piece argues the UN is weak against Soviet Russia and calls for a distinctly American foreign policy board. It asserts Moscow’s aims override international consensus and warns of lessons from past Allied concessions to Soviet power.
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UNO
Reds
Karl YW
Washington
World League of Nations
San Francisco
Geneva League
United Nations Organization
UNQ Assembly
London
Soviet Russia
Britain
Bevin
Russia
Greece
Java
United Nations
Moscow
Iran
Telus Tan
Azerbadjian
National Government of Iran
Perel
Investiza Security Council
UN Wabi
Polit-Bureau
Kremlin
Home Runaway James McCarthy Leaves Bronx Home
James McCarthy a 15 year old of the Bronx ran away after unhappy parents sent him away for bad grades. He told Dora Davenport chief juvenile officer he hitchhiked to return home and authorities took him into custody while his parents sent money to bring him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCarthy
Bronx
New York
Dora Davenport
James
Diphtheria Claims Child in City January Rise
Dr R L Cherry chief of the communicable disease division at the city health department announced a fourth victim this year, a 4 year old child. Eight diphtheria cases have been reported in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diphneris
R. L. Cherry
City Health Department
San Jose Seeks Los Angeles River Plan Details
San Jose California planning board seeks details of San Antonio river beautification program. In a letter to Mayor Mauermann the board says it has heard of San Antonio’s success in beautifying its streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Jospe
California
Los Angeles
Ay Arto Myeers
Mildemannerert
Siu
Gorion Bowers
Jimmy Revard to Get Deputy Job
Peters announced Monday that Jimmy Revard, long with the Coast Guard at Corpus Christi, will return to his old deputy sheriff post on February 4. The coastal agency and local officials expect a smooth transition as Revard resumes duties as chief deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Revard
Winnymewn
Shoviff
Coast Guard
Corpus Christi
Chie Depry
Peters
Concert Goers Study Music for San Antonio Youth
About 5000 San Antonio school children will study music and stories behind a symphony in preparation for the first of three youth concerts by the San Antonio Symphony directed by Max Reiter. Schools across the city and county will participate with R. C. T. C. cadets to usher. Tickets are 10 cents or 1 for three.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Symphony
Max Reiter
Los Ang! Heights
Alamo Heights
Edgewand
Hot Wells
Harbindate
South San Antonio
Aso Allena
J. B. Stuttsiman
War Dads in Member Drive Launch
War Dads in Alamo chapter No. 15 announces Thomas W. Hopkins to run the membership campaign through April 15. Campaign leaders are W. C. Hinckins J. J. Jordan James Talola Jr. and Joseph H. Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Matheny
Alamo
Thomas W. Hopkins
Cam Bidan
W. C. Hinckins
J. J. Jordan
James Talola Jr
Joseph H. Heller
Mrs Miller Appointed to Boxae County Training School
Mrs Miller has been named to lead a recreation program at Boxae County Girls Training School on the recommendation of Superintendent Lawrence A. Brickman. The appointment reflects a move to organize student and community activities under the county program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maic Miller
Boxae County
Lawrenes A. Brickman
Frank L Orr Succumbs in San Antonio Funeral Rites
Funeral services for Frank L Orr of San Antonio were held at Porter Loring chapel following his death at his home on Wes Gramercy. Born in Bayern Iowa, he was a former passenger agent for the Northern Pacific railroad and had lived in San Antonio 30 years. He belonged to the Masonic lodge and Alvar Shrine, served as Kiwanis president, and was a past director of the Chamber of Commerce, among other civic affiliations. a sister, Miss Speiiwork, is listed among survivors.
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Porter Loring
Porter Loring Chapel
Peneras
Bisson Pacific Railroad
Orr
San Antonio
Bayern
Iowa
Ne Masonic Lodge
Alvatar Shrine
Kiwanis Club
The
Elimber of Commerce
Lie San Antonio Beathng Club
Comitry
Ahah
Speiiwork
Miss
Boys Held for Horse Theft in San Antonio Ring
Six San Antonio juveniles were held for the theft and sale of at least one horse. Chief Juvenile Officer Dora Davenport said the group also disclosed a bicycle theft ring, with arrests leading to recovery of several wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dora Davenport
Funeral Set for Mrs. Faye Ridgway
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in McCollum's chapel for Mrs. Faye Ridgway 29 who died at her residence 929 Algin Avenue Sunday Interment will be in Mission Burial Park Survivors include her husband George P Ridgway mother Mrs Jesse Barnes and sister Mrs Ruth Cote
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McCollum’s Chapel
Faye Ridgway
Algin Avenue
Floyd A- Bash
Mission Burial Park
George P. Ridgway
Jesse Barnes
Jruth Cote
Fine levied in $1.98 theft case in court
Judge Augustus McCloskey presided Monday over a petty theft case involving Josephine Alexander, 24, sued for shoplifting clothing valued at 1.98 at Joske store on January 12. Geraldine Wooten, 30, was fined five dollars on two minor charges. H A Vineyard, 522 Terrell, paid ten dollars for negligent conduct in a separate matter involving Mrs. Florence Russell.
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Augustus McCloskey
Katherine Alexander
Dunbar Hotel
Joske Store
Geraldine Wooten
Seguin Street
H. A. Vineyard
Terrell Avenue
Florence Russell
West Lullwood
Deecole
On Trial for Cattle Theft in Fort Worth District Court
A, FH Steese of 227 West Mart avenue was scheduled for trial Monday afternoon in criminal district court for stealing a load of cattle from Buck Weel at 1001 East Elmira Street on May 6. Judge Joe Montague of Fort Worth will assist the prosecution as special prosecutor for the Texas Cattle Raisers Association.
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Steese
West Mart’ Avenue
Criminal District Court
East Elmira Street
Joe Montague A. Fort Worth
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association
Rightists Win In Rural Reich
FRANKFURT, Jan. 28. The Christian Social Union emerged as the dominant party in rural areas of the U.S. occupation zone of Germany based on zone-wide election returns. Over 9 million Germans voted in the rural council elections for communities under 20 000. The Social Democrats, previously leading in Greater Hesse for smaller communities, trailed in the latest results. The two polls marked the first free voting in Germany in 13 years.
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Frankfurt
Christian Social Union
U.S
Germany
Social Democrats
Hesse
Jersup
The
Social Union
Bet Free
Gold Star Kin Seek To Form S. A. Unit
Mayor Meuermann's help was requested to form a local chapter of Gold Star War Kin of America. William J. G. Watson, president of Washington D C, sent the letter. The group consists of relatives of World War II personnel killed in action.
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Gold Star
S. A
Meuermann
Gold Star War Kin of America
William J1. G. Watson
Washington, D. C
Meet Set to Push Hygiene Day Plans
Open meeting to advance National Social Hygiene day will be held at 8 p m February 5 in the Hose Room of the Gunter hotel. announced by Franklyn Hochreiter educational director of health department venereal disease bleed jlest campaign.
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Gunter Hotel
Vy Franklyn
Hochreiter
Health Department
Jap Workers Get More Pay
Tokyo reports rising wages and living allowances as inflation pushes up overall income. Kanto Electric Supply grants a 1 day strike settlement with a wage boost and added family and housing allowances. Transportation fares rise about 150 percent March 1, hitting Tokyo workers hardest amid postwar shortages.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kanto Electric Supply Company
Jap Transportation Ministry
County Road Repairs Started Across Four Precincts
County Engineer W. F. Pickard announced an extensive road program in all four precincts of Bexar County. Projects include Palo Alto road improvements designated State Highway No 346 from U S 84 to the county line, and gravel work on Gillette boulevard Mayfield Park. Contracts cover Culebra and Jackson Kellet roads, Ruthman road resurfacing, Nacogdoches road seal coat, Blanco road widening, and a concrete bridge on Stuart road to be finished by March 15. Right of way purchases and drainage acts accompany these efforts, with further work planned in each precinct.
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Bexar
W. F. Pickard
Sam
Gillette Boulevard
Mayfield Park
Culebra
Sam C. Bennett
Sunset Servicing Company
Callaghan Road
Leon Creek
Kelly Construction Company
Jackson-Kellet
Huebner
Wurzbach
Fredericksburg
Robert Uhr
Ruthman
Harry Wurzbach
W. W. White
Seaeco
Nacogdoches
Lockhill Selmta
Uhr
Blanco
Salado Creek
Rudy Stapenbeek
Stuart Road
Gonzales Road
Gonzales
Adkinson- Elmendorf
FHA Sets New Ceilings on Rent for New Housing
The OPA and FHA announced a joint program delegating to FHA authority to establish ceiling rents on new housing units to speed construction. FHA will issue building material priorities and handle mortgages on the new construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
FHA
Funeral Set for Miss Wilson
Funeral service will be held at 2 pmluesday in Porter Loring chapel for Miss Anna Gertrude Wilson 75 who died Sunday at her home 808 East Houston Street A native of Arkansas but a resident of San Antonio 30 years she will be buried in Rose Lawn Park
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Porter Loring Chanel
Anna Gertrude Wilsom
East Houston Street
Arkansas
San Antonio
Roselawn Park
Charles A. Brown Rites Arranged
Charles Albert Brown, 52, died at his home on West Mayfield Boulevard. He was to be buried from Porter Loring chapel at 4 p.m. Monday, with interment in Roselawn Park. He had lived in San Antonio 25 years and belonged to the Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert S Brown
West Mayfield Boulevard
Porter Loring Chapel
Roselawn Park
Lowa
San Antonio
Masonie Lodge
Dairy Workers Lead Blood Test Campaign
The city health department announced a venereal disease drive with Metzger's dairy employees becoming the first dairy group to respond. All 100 percent volunteered for examinations as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heslth Department
Metzger
Conductor Dies In Rock Island Train Crash Near Bridgeport
A collision between two Rock Island freight trains at a siding near Bridgeport left a conductor dead and three other trainmen injured. Rufus Van Buren Frankly, 63, of Fort Worth, died from injuries sustained in the crash early this morning.
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Fort Worth
Rock Island
Bridgeport
Rufus van Buren Frankly
Port Worth
Tracts for Roads Bought in County Acquisition
The county bought four tracts Monday to widen US 8 highway 87 in Commissioner Stappenbeck's district. Purchases included 1.84 acres from Mrs Frieda Gembler for 184.50, 1 acre from H Ay Stone for 179 including damages, .5 acre from Edward Imparato for 525 with 100 damage to a pecan tree, and 2.7 acres from Philip Brown for 410 on Bandera road in Commissioner Bennett's district. Eighty percent of the right of way through Woodlawn Hills is secured, says county engineer W J Pickard.
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R. W. Stappenbeck
F. C. Meseh
Frieda Gembler
FH. Ay Stone
Edward T. Imparato
Sam C. Bennett
Bandera
Philip P. Brown
Hugh G. Sloan
Woodlawn Hills
W. J". Pickard
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Persie
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Attlee
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Roumania
Finland
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Latvia
Lithusania
Bulgaria
Pbea
Lajuy
Orion
Fatimus
Kilmer
Department D
Kilmer & Co
Stamford
Con
Saddell Swamp
Len
Greer
Great Western Investment CO
Main Ave
San Jose
L. A. River
William Langston
Linda Ossignac
Duane Langston
Joseph Ossignac
Ossignac
Langston
Wa Jima
Soundphioto
Mrs. Miller
Frank L. Orr
Puneral Services
Wes Gramercy
Sune
Frank
Ork Raifroad Wnn
Torse Slayer
Bowers
Eggers
Dorothy
Hone Bowers
Jim
Miss Wilson
Charles A. Brown
Night Depository
Jegroos National Bank of San Antonio
Federal
Pertatte
Peter Fox Brewing Co
Chicago
Silver Fox
DE Luxe
Silver Fox Distributing Co
Alani San Antonio
Texay
Yonte Flassen
Jargunt Directle
Consumer Optical
Glasnex
Opticians
Ins Tin
O Larga Optical Paes
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Ot Fatorv Focol Fibmer
Amerten
Caent Nice
Cenvlicel Tseien
Houston
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