Hearing Over Injunction For Fundamentalist Baptist Tabernacle
In Dallas a judge prepared to rule on whether to make a work injunction permanent against the Fundamentalist Baptist congregation building a tabernacle at a residential corner. Contractors halted work after permit issues and the pastor J Earl Aiderson remained jailed on default of bond while attorney Henry G Wills sought release. The case centers on ongoing construction and the need for new permits for continued expansion.
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Lowne Youngs
Nde Bey
Solomon 1
Gilspie
Tomoru
Tabernacle
Ul Ie City
Henry G. Wills
Warch Gruppent
Ustin
Alaim
J. Earl Aiderson
Funamentalist Baptist
Dudge Awny Young
Omorrom
Vine Juice Advert Claims Home Remedy Relief
An old promotional fragment touts Plant Juice as a natural remedy that allegedly cures gas, constipation, and stomach distress. Testimonial from Mrs Jennie Hills of Worcester Massachusetts extols relief after two years of discomfort and urges readers to buy from local drug stores in San Antonio and nearby towns.
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Jennie Hills
Newbury Dreel
Woresster
Mass
Snk
Mont
Rul Droge Storra
Sian Antonia
Film Depicts Brisbane at Work in Texas Theater
A fragile film feature shows Arthur Brisbane, the famed editor behind Today, in harness at the Texas Theater this week. The Making of a Newspaner is on view with other Hearst personalities such as Col Frank Knox and William Randolph Hearst associates, plus Ell Brinkley and George McManus appearing in the show.
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Arthur Brisbane
Texas Theater
Hearst
Col. Prank ‘Knox
Managarius
Hearst Enterprises
William Handubpl Urarst
Ell Brinkley
He “Ley Girl
George McManug
Bomb Kills Soviet Guard in Moscow Bureau Bomb blast hits Soviet secret police building in Moscow
Tass reports that Michail Ivanov a red guard was killed July 6 and Artemiy Volkov wounded when a bomb exploded at the GU A bureau in Moscow. One bomber Georgiy Nikolayeiteh, an ex-affigfr, is said to be dead. a second accomplice was arrested. Witnesses described a blast near Lodjunka square as troops pursued suspects.
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Tass
Michail Ivanov
Te Bureau of Permits
GU. A
Secret Police
Artemiy Volkov
Bobe Georgiy Nikolayeiteh
Waargel
Sus
Braun
GOP. UG. Ghuriet
Lodjunka Square
Eloest
Senate committee probes Republican patronage amid scandal
In Atlanta July 10 the senate committee investigating Republican patronage prepared to probe charges that federal posts were sold and office employees benefited. John W. Martin, treasurer of the central Republican committee, submitted a card denying payoffs or assignments, saying money was accepted as voluntary contributions.
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Atlanta
Gas
Senate ‘Committee
Pasmenta
Canmittrr
John W. Marti
Central Republican Carmitice
Reapportionment Appeal Urges Quick Action by House
Washington July 10 07 An appeal to House members to consider reapportionment legislation based on the 1980 census was issued by Representative McTsod Republican Michigan He warned delaying could threaten congressional deliberations and raise constitutional questions about new reapportionment measures.
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Washington
House
McTsod
Michigan
Little Hope Held for Trio in Mine Rescue
POTTSVILLE Pa July 10 News from the Lyttle Coal company colliery at Little near here reports slim chances of rescuing three miners trapped after an explosion. Terese Rounds and crews labor in shifts from the sixth to the fifth level amid gas and black damp as they press to reach the entombed men.
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Pottsville
Lyttle Coal Company
Little
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