Wrecked Auto Robbed in Castroville Incident
Louis Delgado 28 of Acbor Tl reported a car wreck and robbery while driving Jersey from D hanis with Robert Campos. He said the pair were held up west of the city on Highway by two men in a car who brandished a pistol and took a gold watch from Campos. Police investigated the strange incident and ensuing theft.
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The Spine and Health Importance Reported in City
A health bureau note from Houston cites the spine as key to life and function, linking hygiene to well being. The report records 10.55 cases this year versus 17 last year, with 54 city cases and two deaths, 247 county cases, highlighting spine related health concerns.
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Headache Cured by Spinal Alignment at Mead Clinic
CABT NO ABC Meynale, 46, sought relief for a decade long headache. A spinal pressure at the brain base caused severe pain. A simple spine adjustment by Dr Mead brought rapid relief with no recurrence. Contact Mead Clinic 702 Camden St for an interview and appointment.
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Esso Raises Fuel Oil Price Across Sector
New York July reports Esso announced a price increase for heavy fuel oil used in industry and shipping. The move reflects a strengthening residual fuel market and broad ascent in energy costs.
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Ships Crash in NY Harbor
A dredge the Sanderact and the freighter the Fonton Colles Medrew collided in the New York harbor narrows before dawn. The dredge crew of 34 fell into the water. several swam to safety after about an hour. The collision damaged the freighter’s bow and required rescue efforts from nearby vessels and shore crews.
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Sedative Kills Artist in San Francisco Home
Ruth Shygens, a 25 year old artist who had accompanied the Shah of Iran during a recent visit, died last night from an overdose of sleeping pills. Her mother Ruth Shygens and fiancé Willan Morehouse were with her as she collapsed in the living room after returning from a sanitarium for a nervous breakdown. Two empty sleeping pill bottles were found nearby.
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Five Killed in Rustler Battle Near Mexico City
Puebla dispatch reports that five men died in a clash yesterday as police and army units engaged a band of cattle rustlers near Mexico City. Two soldiers and a police official were among the dead, with soldiers claiming they had killed eight rustlers.
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Actress Kay Williams Expecting Second Child
Hollywood gossip notes that actress Kay Williams and her husband Adolph Spreckels hope for a girl in their second child. They already have a son born August 16. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Funeral services set for Mrs Mina Vander Straten
Services for Mrs Mina Tuwe Vander Straten will be held at 2 p m Monday at Porter Loring chapel. A native of Berlin she lived in San Antonio 69 years and sang with the Woman's club Musical club Chaminade society and the War International Society of Arts and Letters. Survivors include her son Richard Vander Straten grandson Mrs Luyard Gibler and other relatives.
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Baseball Bat Cleans Up Caracas Demonstration
An embassy official used a baseball bat to disperse a 30-strong Communist sympathy demonstration in Caracas. Rioters smashed embassy windows with stones as Frederick Kuhn, press attache, coordinated the response during an amateur baseball game nearby.
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Holiday Quiet for Truman
President Truman plans a quiet Independence Day at the Blake house with no engagements for tomorrow unless the Korean situation worsens. He will spend the holiday with his sister Margaret who joined him in Philadelphia for a weekend cruise to Washington.
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Sgt York Ill With Pneumonia In Hospital
PALL MALL July 3 Sgt Alvin C York hero of World War I is ill with pneumonia. Mrs York said he remains confined to bed after several weeks of illness but his condition improved yesterday. Railroad officials announced new freight rates totaling about ten percent will take effect July 1 on government owned lines in Mexico City and elsewhere.
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State Bar Meets in San Antonio Texas
Lawyers from all parts of Texas began arriving in San Antonio for the annual State Bar meeting opening Wednesday. The four day event will attract state notables including Gov. Shtyets and Attorney General Price Daniels with out of state guests such as Associate Justice Tom Clark and Routham. The association first met in 1882 in Galveston and later held a San Antonio session. The gathering aims to improve the administration of justice and expedite cases.
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Bomb Kills Houston Man in Backyard Blast
A Houston man, 40, died after pulling the pin from a bomb found in his yard. Police say the device may have been a phosphorus explosive, with the blast severely injuring him and damaging clothing. Investigators are examining the scene for further details and motives.
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Five Detroit Boys Reunite After 23 Years Pact
Five childhood friends from Detroit gathered Sunday in front of a Columbus statue to renew ties after 23 years. The group includes Jack Art an optometrist, Stern from Indianapolis and Eliot Mieidzohn a dentist along with Devin Veltuk and Saphe A. Marienthal remaining in Detroit. Stern organized the reunion to honor a 1924 pact to meet again at roughly the same spot. The men plan to spend a few days together and aim to meet again in 25 years at the same location.
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Belgian Editor to Visit San Antonio in Clay Program
Dr Louis Muerly editor of Gazet Van Antwerpen arrives in San Antonio Wednesday for a Clay visit to study American journalism. The Belgian laureate and youngest major editor will tour U S journalism schools, wire services, auto manufacturers, mines, steel works, and plantations.
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Knifed man robbed of $400 after stabbing on 1st Street
Pvt Charles Edwards was stabbed four times in the chest on the 300 block of 1st Street and robbed of $400. He was taken to Brooke General Hospital where he was listed in guarded condition. A witness, Joh Chapman, reported seeing a man fleeing on T Street before Edwards was found. Police described the suspect as an unidentified African American male.
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Senate Tax Cut Bill Moves Through Finance Panel
Washington July 3. Senator George from Georgia says tax writers met to discuss the 1 010000000 excise tax reduction. He chairs the committee and expects brief public hearings to advance action before adjournment. Some fear international tensions may affect timing.
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