Federal probe eyed in city’s fight over telephone rates
The entry of federal communication probes into the city’s year long dispute with Southwestern Bell Telephono Company sparks a push for independent investigation. Congressman Maverick and Randle Taylor press for action to lower rates and secure refunds, with hearings planned as Judge Holttier prepares for a federal hearing in August.
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Randle Taylor
Maury Waverick
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Maverick
Taylor
Wilkes Rothmann
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Ell’ Commission
Ulil Uy
Federal Commission
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Batton
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Maury
Mnfseace
Marezick
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Aave
Taylor Ré. Perled
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Holttier
San Antonio
Federal District Court
Chicago divorces rise in wake of job losses
Chicago divorce figures climbed over the year, with 4044 decrees granted in the 12 months from June 1093 to June 1994 in Superior Court versus 7956 in the previous year ending June 1935. Edge Rudolph F. Desert, commissioner, cited unemployment as a key factor as families faced financial strain.
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Chicago
Cade Chent
Superior Court
Edge Rudolph F. Desert
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Bexar Farmers Get Advice On Acreage Measure
O W Thompson assisted cotton adjustment experts in teaching Bexar County farmers how to measure portage for the cotton control plan. County Agent Fred Mally led the meeting at the Plaza hotel with the county committee overseeing the survey. Committees members include Judge FD, Henry, Ed F Risenhauér and W A Rush.
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Bexar
O. W. Thompson
Fred Mally
Plaza Hoté
Fragmentary ancient tablet style cash talk in court
A garbled OCR fragment shows a court related remark on a wife’s financial settlement and her husband’s condition. The text hints at a practical argument about money, phrased in a dated style with unclear names or places. The readable portion centers on divorce style financial planning and settlement.
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Franelling
Teacher Missing From Conte Grande Liner
New York reports a 41 year old Wellesley Massachusetts schoolteacher Eames vanished from the Conte Grande during its westward Atlantic crossing. Ship officers say no details are known about the disappearance and the circumstances remain unclear. Revival services led nightly by 15 year old Rabin son at New Hope Rania church Berlyss fire noted.
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New York
Abgie Eames
Wellesley
Mass
Rabine
Honstan Néara Préadnar
New Hope Rania
New Chief Justice Smith Takes Office After Oath
Edward W. Smith, after 15 years as associate justice of the Fourth Court at Givi Appeals, was sworn in as chief justice by Governor James V. Allred in a Tuesday morning ceremony. Smith succeeds Chief Justice John H. Bickett, who resigned to lead the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company group. The event drew officials and lawyers, with Smith pledging to uphold high standards and noting the court governs 47 counties and about 1,060,000 residents.
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Givi Appeals
Edward W. Smith
James V. Allred
W. O. Murray
Smith
John H. Bickétter
Wag
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Robert Lee Babbitt
Suadee, Hobbitt
Texas
Hicks Dickson, Bobbitt and Lange
San Antonio
Laredo
Lar Beach
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Bobbitt Des Elareds
United States
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