Wainwright Lands Power at California DAV Convention
Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright, Bataan hero and national DAV commander, urged the Disabled American Veterans to focus on national preparedness. He criticized VA facility cuts, urged stronger armed forces guarantees, and noted veterans per bed ratios fell from one per 45 after the war to one per 150 today. He arrived from San Antonio to attend the DAV convention and will be parade marshal on July 4 in San Josh.
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San Josh
Calif
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Bataan
DAV
Bernard Baruch
Wainwright
San Antonio
State Dav
Byrd Toughens Valley Verdict In Local Game
Corpus Christi will be credited with a 2 0 5 victory after an investigation into the June 27 Valley League baseball game. McAllen manager Billy Byrd announced fines for manager Frank Matthews and three players, including Ford Niemann Jr and Louis Hall, for misconduct during the match.
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Corpus Christi
McAllen
Billy
Byrd
McAlien
Frank Matthews
Ford Niemann Jr
Louis Hall
Fd Arthur
Janeane
Utility Fund Shift Awaited In City Budget
The Public Service Board awaits a formal city request for a $750000 surplus from 1946. General manager N Bernard Guenet said the surplus was asked to go to customers or to fund a rate reduction, but the city council urged the money be paid into the city's general fund. In other news Johnstown routed Youngstown 12 0 to take the Class C Middle Atlantic Baseball League half pennant.
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Anton
Fly Public Service Board
N. Bernard Guenet
Wens Firs Hale
Youngstown
Johnstown
Youngstown Athletics
Frostea Teal Boosts Teatime as Textstar Rolls Out Brew
The Southwest Research Institute and Textstar Corp unveil Frostea, a liquid orange pekoe concentrate, promising no tea leaves disposal and simple tea taste by adding water ice and sugar. San Antonio touted as home of first unsweaterted stabilized gold concentrate on the market.
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Frostea
San Antonio
Southwest Research Institute
Textstar Corp
Ralph C. Ware
Textstar Tea Devision
Jess
Tore
Ware
Vital Statistics Mystery Names in Old Locale Notice
A garbled list of names and fragments appears as a historical vital statistics record. The text mentions several individuals with surnames such as Aguirre, Margos, Fernand, Guzman, Bantam, and Balmer amid unclear contexts, plus a few scattered place cues like Marion and Victoria, suggesting a chronicled society notice with divorces and personal events but lacking coherent structure or dates.
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Maria
Ravniong
We Lovelinty
Mt. Beat
Elton R
Icwold
Marcarel « Orisasto
Frank
Gazars Solun A. Zimmaeasd
Atkinson
Siosotone
Halter
Doroths
Rena Fe
Ae Manto
Hakkie
Wholesale Prices Lowest Since 46
New York July 2 The Associated Press index of 35 wholesale commodity prices this week fell to 150.65 from 151.71 a week earlier and marked the lowest level since October 14, 1946. A year ago the index stood at 188.789.
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New York
Associated Press
quiz tips contest consensus at Stap the Musics KABC Stan
The note describes a quiz tips contest with Stap the Musics at KABC Stan tonight at 7. It mentions a song titled Say Now Love is a Dream and a menu related wall display.
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KABC
Fire at Seafoarny laundry warehouse causes heavy damage
Damage estimated at 8000 dollars after a fire early Saturday at the Seafoarny laundry warehouse 1942 N St. Marys. Erwin P Malmes reported awakenings from noises like pistol shots. Fire cited as caused by spontaneous combustion. $5000 in laundry supplies destroyed and $3000 raised to the building. Officer W Mactjuillan injured ankle.
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Seafoarny Laundry
St. Mary’s St
Erwin P. Malmes
EB. Paricave
W. Mactjuillan
Evergreen
St Mary's St
Santa Rosa Hospital
F. G. Tummel
Burglars Rifle Night Club Jukes Jukeboxes at Gay Puree
Police report burglars smashed a window to enter the Gay Puree night club at 125 Cameron Street and rifled jukeboxes and coin machines. No estimate of stolen money or losses provided. Day of crime not clearly stated.
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Cameron St
Laloan
U S 1949 Deficit Grows Slump in Government Revenue
Washington July 2 A large government revenue setback left President Truman with a 1949 fiscal year deficit of 1 811 440 017 68, about three times his January forecast. Revenue down 4 3 percent while spending rose, producing a peace time high spending and the first deficit in years. Projections for 1950 warn of a larger gap near 3 billion dollars with concerns voiced by Sen Byrd and fiscal experts.
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Washington
Truman
Treasury
DOO
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Tax Office Budget Upheld in Court Ruling
The appellate court upheld the Golinty commissioners budget for the tax collector's office at 151,497.78 dollars, marking the latest round in Elekison's ongoing dispute with the commission. Earlier this year the budget was set 6,280 dollars below the legal directive.
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Nonwitit
Golinty
E. Elekison
German Trial Looms for Ilsa Koch in Bamberg
Bamberg Germany authorities announced that Usa Koch longtime Buchenwald figure will be arrested by German police once American authorities release her She is to face charges in a German court over alleged wartime crimes The report mixes garbled market data and unrelated items but centers on Kochs impending trial in Germany and the official statement by Dr Johann Nkow a German police official
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Bamberg
Germany
USA Koch
Buchenwald
Gulley
Cori
Ad Heig
Abeth
Musstard
Giaens
Seth
Ann
Gailf
Craomberries
Bea
San Ansono
Reinhold Schuenzel
MGM
Lena Peters
Schuenzel
Lures
Louis JB. Mayer
Adans
New York
Miami
Lorena
L. B
Corinne T Caivel
Hal Wallis
Tnur
Lirrol Flynn
Chika
Ene Rope
Bob Mitcham
Satie
San Francisco
Marjorie Steele
Humington
Sydney Chaplin
Joh Harvared
Dusting
Forrestal
Robbery Report Around Lackland APB pickup
Police reported Saturday that Samaritans robbed a passenger at the 800 block of Rip Furd Street near Highway 0 near Lackland. Daw Saknan was picked up and struck over the head, losing 20 dollars. The injured person was taken to Lackland Hospital.
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Thres Nen
Daw
Saknan
Lackland Apb
Hwy
Millary
Aim
Rip Furd Sl
Lackland Hospils
Miss Baker Services Held in Hirst Presbyterian Church
Funeral services were held today at Hirst Presbyterian Church for Miss Brownie Baker 76 who died Thursday in Brady hospital. She was the last of the George Barker family once active in ranching in the county since the 1850s and active in local religious and cultural life. Howell Doran directed the funeral with burial in City cemetery.
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Hirst Presbyterian Church
Brownie Baker
Brady Hospital
George Balker
Stoan
Howell Doran
Ninth Polio Death Reported in Los Angeles
Health officials note the ninth polio fatality in the city this year, with Jackie Lee Crawford, aged 3, of 407 Peabody Street, dying in Baptist Memorial Hospital after contracting the disease. The year totals 91 polio cases on file, and last year recorded 17 cases with one death. Funds for the dusting program total $27,040.65 as civic groups report, while aerial spraying is planned near Somerset Road Pleasanton Road Elmendorf Creek and west of St Marys University amid DIX supply shortages.
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City Health Department
Craig
San Antonio
The
Health Department
Jackie Lee Crawford
Peabody Age
the Baptist Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Somerset Rd
Pleasanton Rd
Elmendorf Creek
St. Mary's University
Coadh Ava
Two Patton Monuments Dedications Planned in France
Paris July 2 Two monuments will be dedicated in France tomorrow to General George S. Patton Jr commander of the U.S. Third Army in World War II. Lt. George S. Patton son of the wartime commander will attend the ceremony at St Symphorien near Paris chartres. General Charles De Gaulle will attend a second service at Tilly.
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Paris
France
George S. Patton Jr
Georges. Patton
St. Symphorien
Chartres
Charles de Gaulle
Tilly
Third Army
Heidelberg
Cgermany
Nightlife and Dance Announcements Across Austin Area
A collection of unsigned notes lists open air patios, dances, square dancing, and musical acts on July 2 and surrounding days in the Austin area. Entries mention Sam Houston Post No 76, various venues on Broadway and Austin Hwy, bands like Huegele’s Orchestra, Jerry O’Rei, Brownie & His Nie Hawks, Homer Hyde and Alamo Playboys, and Texas Stars. Public invites, beer promos, and free square dancing appear amid carnival and circus acts, with multiple nights of music and dancing at Herman’s, Air Coal, Moonlight Tavern, and Sneak Spot. Local social events advertise entertainment across Medina River, Frio City Road, and surrounding towns.
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Hiterom FL
Sam Houston Post
Wifuw
Tn & Ava
Tyr Wast
Sne Poe
Isl
Rythm
Aces
Huegele
Agv
Frank Berry
the Boys
Frio City
al Medina River
The
Commodores
Austin Hwy
Air-Coal
Gall
Adv
Moonlight Tavern
Raniiera
Twilight Baroblers
Sxmple
Ady
Lew Ayres to star in new Warner film Sugarfoot
Hollywood July 2 Lew Ayres has been chosen for his first Warner film since Johnny Belinda. Jack Warner approved the Sugarfoot script, based on Clarence Budington Kelland’s story, with Jane Wyman as possible co star. The project follows a post Civil War southern aristocrat adjusting to peacetime.
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Mallon Hollywood
Lew Ayres
Warner Jet
Johnny Belinda
Jack Warner
Sugar
Clarence Budington
Lew
Jane Wyman
Jane
Ollie Welles
Sugarfoot
Admiral Ning visits Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Admiral Ernest J. Ning, time chief of the naval air arm, began a summer visit to the Portsmouth Naval hospital yesterday, continuing a schedule in New Hampshire.
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Wests
Portsmouth
N. H
Ernest J. Ning
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
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Nan Anton
Steinity Dannroy
Weleen Ateliner
Inter Wallet
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Ilsa Koch
Samaritans
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Phi Martens
Paul Revere
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Patton
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Randolph Rd
Melody Kids
Sun
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Josephine
Frans Timil
Jerry O'Rei
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Brownie
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Oak Grove Hall
Eed
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Fredericksburg Orch
Hermann Sons
Texas Tophands
Texas Stars
Tuck
Como
Big Sunday Merit
Lew Ayer
Warner
O. Parsons Prince
Christine Larsen
Ed Gardners
Holmbuills
Puerto Rico
Pep Wie Lucia
Hal Stern
Loo Goier
An. Hamu
Saus
Nasewe Tian
Aod
Inrdy Sata
BRAY
Sonny Tathy Orson
Mari Mantes
Aml Bana and
40 Thieves
Piae
Roy Theres
Tials Palifornia
Heatbe
Fit Shaw
Hocaliy Woods
Glora Warren
COLO
Cyler
Poe
N. ST. Mary
Warhara Meilton
Sonny *Tolts
Shuintir
Austin Sivy
Ouueta Prature
Alamo
Hoosevelt Ave
Douree
Gallant Legion
Kelly Drive
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Pablo's Grove
Damon
Tosght
Deuchier
Ricardo Moneybas
yBa
Main ¢ Kilbride
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Hanure
Helin Halker
Charles Coburn
Padgeon
Barbara
Scott -Wrctor
Jorg Adian
San Pedro
AioHle Marvy “Gad Gory
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