Naps Soundly Loses $450 After Burglary
A resident of 723 1-2 East Commerce Street reported that during the night a thief entered his room by cutting a screen door and stole $450 from his wallet, leaving the trousers behind. In other news, veteran politics sparked by rhetoric over the use of the term veterans ticket dominated a rally at Palm Heights Recreation Center as Waller Tynan criticized the label and outlined police and teacher pay and pension goals. Sheriff Kilday defended his role and denounced the opposing ticket, noting his World War I service and long police career. The rally featured multiple local officials and candidates, with another gathering planned for Monday near the Taylor Tabernacle.
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C. Martin
East Commerce Street
Lexar
Waller Tyna
Senate
Palm Heights Recreation Center
Tynan
Sherif Gwen W. Kilday
Kildsy
Veterans’ Ticket
Willie Dunsmere
Dunsmore
Kilday
Ficket
Witfle Peismore
Bexar County
Atom Curb Plan Pushed Amid United Nations Debate
New York July 13 advocates of Australian American proposals for an autonomous international atomic control agency pushed ahead on a course that may lead to a showdown with Russia over the veto in the United Nations. The group acknowledged Russia could block any amendment by invoking the veto but pressed on, suggesting the UN charter and structure may be outdated for the atomic age. The discussions followed a tense 12 nation atomic working committee meeting where Evatt of Australia and Baruch of the United States urged stronger steps while Gromyko defended sharing atomic secrets but opposed 12 nation subcommittees. Police reported jewelry theft on West Travis Street and a sequence of county bid notices and road work proposals in Bexar County. Death notices include Mrs. Rata House, age 70, with services scheduled.
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New York
International Atomic Control Agency
Russia
United Nations
U. N
Herbert ¥. Evatt
Australia
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Evatt
Baruch
Andrei A. Sromyko
Progress 4
Eyatt
Gromyko
Gromyka
Lewise ‘Hueber
West
Travis Street
Charles W. Anderson
Bexar County
Texas
Siecares Calounty
Oelos Ae Aries Iy Ib
ST. Hedwig
W. W. White Road
Salinas
Bexar County Road
E County
Limba
Snevicer
Pote Sever County
HOVSH
Rata House
Jocal’ Sanitarium
Luther House
Bay City
Tex
Towige Ususe
San Antonio
Josie Frick
Milzabeth Seansifer
Indepenience
Kansas
Chapel of
Southside Funstal
Ree
Byron Bryant
Roge- Jawi Bala Park
Southside
Flores
Body of Weslaco Man Being Returned
The body of Melvin L. Henderson, 63, of Weslaco Texas, fatally injured when struck by a car north of here, will be sent to Texas. He was crossing a highway on foot after leaving his parked car where his wife, two daughters, and a son-in-law were with him seeking overnight accommodations.
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Weslaco Man
San Diego
Cann
Melvin L. Henderson
Weslaco
Texas
Henderson
Rev Lovely to Speak at BMBC Sunday Service
The Rev N W Lovely a Unitarian minister will be speaker at the Business Men's Bible class Sunday morning in the Pi Miller room of the Menger hotel at 9 15 a m. His message is The Association of Science and Religion. A S Stephens offers prayer and Miss Ruby Ann Lien sings The Lord's Prayer solo.
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N. W. Lovely
Miller
Menger Hotel
Association of Science and Religion
I A, B. Stephens
Ruby Ann Lien
Tyler Kent Weds Clara Hunter Wyatt in Mexico
Tyler Kent, former state department clerk imprisoned by Britain, wed Clara Hunter Wyatt on June 30 in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Kent’s mother Mrs. William P. Kent said a telegram from Mexico City confirmed the marriage. The British had charged Kent under a secrets act. he plans to move into southern Maryland. Dr. F W Steinberg returns from military service and reopens internal medicine office at 914 Nix Building.
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Washington
Tyler Kent
State Department
Clara Hunter Wyatt
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Kent
William P. Kent
Mexico City
Maryland
Pilon By Miream McGary
The piece lists several reasons for three happy households as Russell Arnold Jy Roy McCal din and Harvey Nevill, all recently returned from service abroad. Mrs Oran Kirkpatrick awaits Oran Trs call from the Orient and Mrs Jimmie Dick Ansley plays piano requesting Chloe, a tune she jokes dates her. A brief domestic scene follows with Mrs Pleas Me Neel in a blue cotton frock and thin slippers as chores continue.
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Miream McGary
Russell Arnold Jy
Roy McCaldin
Harvey Nevill
Oran Kirkpatrick
Oran Tr
Orient
Jimmie Dick Ansley
Chloe
Pleas Me- Neel
Bernice Simon Engaged to Sol Greenberg
Mr and Mrs Max Simon announce the engagement of their daughter Bernice to Sol El Greenberg, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Greenberg. The couple plans a future wedding in the coming months.
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Max Simon
Bernice
Sol EL Greenberg
Sam Greenberg
Animal League Undergoes Complete Reorganization
A complete reorganization of the Animal Defense League is underway after a Friday meeting at the St. Anthony hotel. Vice president and attorney Harry B. Berry said the aim is a more effective service. Mrs Emma J Shackelford was named president.
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Animal Defense League
St. Anthony
Harry B. Berry
Emma J. Shackelford
Two Held Three Flee In Meter Robbery Case
Police booked two youths for theft under $50 and sought three others after a parking meter robbery. Officers recovered $8.05 from the two prisoners on the 600 block of Houston Street. The youths named three companions. One arrestee was Irving Wentworth, 18.
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Teft
Houston Street
Trvin Wentworth
Student Preaches At Morning Hour At Beacon Hill Church
Liamon Newbith candidate for the ministry will occupy the pulpit at Beacon Hill Presbyterian church at 11 a.m. service. Newbith will use as his subject Virtue and the Christian Faith. Sunday evening at 7 30 the third of a series of pictures on the life of Paul will be shown.
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Liamon Newbith
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
Newhill
Paul
Drought Kills 2 Million Sheep in Queensland
Brisbane report states nearly two million sheep died during a four year drought in southwestern Queensland. Graziers call it the worst in fifty years as the country remains ankle deep in dust and drought conditions grip the region.
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Brisbane
Queensland
May Fails to Show at Probe in War Profiteering Inquiry
Washington July 13 The senate war investigating committee invited Representative Andrew J May to explain his ties to a 76.5 million amunition concern amid claims of a war profiteering paper empire linked to Erie Gas and Batavia Metal. May resists civilian counsel and explicit subpoena rights while Berguson moots compulsory testimony. Evidence ties May to Cumberland Lumber and potential $48,000 lumber shipments and a contract overpayment exceeding $1,000,000, with officials noting his intercession with Batavia and Erie to secure contracts, labor, and terminations.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
May
Berguson
R-Mich
Erie Gasin Metal Products Company
Batavia Metal Products Company
Mead
D-N
House Military Committee
Lumber Company
Mead Committee
Cumberland Lumber Company
Cumber Jail
Combine
Senate
War Department
Army
Batavia
Erie
War Department Warns May Consider Draft Age Up to 35
Washington reports the War Department may in future consider induction through age 35 but has not advised raising the top draft age from 29 to 35. An official indicated a recommendation had already been made. Dr Charles Tennison announces return from military service and offers plastic surgery.
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Washington
War Department
Court Hears Recordings In Espionage Trial
Seattle witnesses described FBI whispering wire recordings played in court as defense and government argued their admissibility in the two week espionage conspiracy trial. The nine recordings, made by Agent J Morton Arnold, include Kennedy and Redin conversations about secrets involving electric controls and blueprints. The jury will compare all nine recordings as proceedings continue.
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Seattle
Nicolai G. Redin
FBI
J. Morton Arnold
Herbert G.kennedy
Arnold
Kennedy
Redin
Bueprinte
Tracy Griffin
Lloyd L. Black
China Relief Setup Hit and UNRRA Funds Debate
WASHINGTON July 13 The senate appropriations committee approved a 2.7 billion dollar bill for UNRRA relief with 485 million for LaGuardia. Testimony showed LaGuardia and Assistant Secretary of State William L. Clayton urged removing a house amendment denying UNRRA funds to countries forbidding accredited press access. The committee kept the clause requiring uncensored dispatches on UNRRA operations, signaling a stance against broad censorship while not explicitly challenging Russia.
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Waseington
Senate
UNRRA
F. H. LaGuerala
Russia
Senate Appropriations Committee
LaGuardia
Relief Administration
William L. Clayton
House
Unrara
Ball
State Department
Senator confirms George H. Butler as ambassador to Dominican Republic
Washington July 13 the senate confirmed the nomination of George H Butler of fincis to be American ambassador to the Dominican Republic in a move that solidifies diplomatic ties.
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Washington
Senate
George H
Butler
Fincis
Am Abassador
Dominican Republic
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