Texas Industrial Giant Aims at Cultural Empire
A July magazine feature surveys Texas growth across industry and culture. It traces Texas history with Alamo imagery and notes expansion in oil, gas, transit, education, and science. The piece highlights synthetic plants, major farms, and Texas as a leading producer in cattle and other commodities.
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Idastom
Roca
Ehvenieler
Ushes Suiggert
Wells
Yexas
Willin
Indus
Alamo
Pelaware
Fin Janett
Raihway
Iai
Nelson
New York
Texas
Dutmanches
Triple Advantage for You Ad Claims Speed and Low Cost
An advertisement touts a “Triple Advantage” offering speed and low cost with potential investment promises. It includes unclear contact details and fragmented wording. The copy mentions renting and buying and hints at public access or services, but details remain garbled.
Crowds Finance Candidate's Brive Case in Texas Campaign
March, a gubernatorial candidate from Waco, tours San Antonio claiming his campaign has reached every Texas county since March 16. He drives 75,000 miles, cites Okinawa service with the 90th Infantry, says campaign funds come from crowds he talked to, and asserts no paid manager or fund-raiser. He states he saved Texas consumers 52 million via United Gas Pipe Line case.
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Case March
Waco
San Antonio
Okinawa
90Th Infantry
March
Bel
Mumiger
Tausyuiger Anit
Idylar
Army
Federal
Texas
United Gas Pipe
Case
Non-Volunteers Returning Home Soon From Army
The Army announced that non volunteers will be called to disposition beginning August 20, with completion by July 30. They will be sent home in order of length of service, with Talhurs given priority.
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Toyo
Whitei Sies
Talhurs
Jury to Ponder Fate of Red in Espionage Trial
In Seattle on July 16 federal judge Lloyd L Black will send the Nicolai G Beck espionage conspiracy case to the jury after stating the evidence failed to prove a conspiracy existed before V J day Redin, a 30 year old Russian naval officer, is charged with buying naval secrets on the destroyer U S S Yellowstone from Herbert G Kennedy shipyard engineer for $2 Mumford dies banker and brother in law of Theodore Roosevelt at 79 in Boston after a long career and public service.
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Seattle
Lloyd L. Black
Nicolai G. Beck
Black
Redin
U. S. S. Yellowstone
Herbert G. Kennedy
Byrnes presses Soviet choice on German economy
Secretary of State Byrnes warned Moscow that the United States would press for economic unification of Germany or risk a split, telling radio audiences that cooperation with Britain France and Russia on finance and industry was essential. He urged a peace conference set for July 29 and warned Russia against blocking a future accord.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Germany
Byrnes
Joseph ‘T. McNarney
Frankfurt
Britain
France
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Truman
Itussia
Dhs
America
Iodger Byrnes
Pavis
Council
Pene
Ayrnes
Padilla Backers Plan Mass Rally in Mexico City
The Juliond Revolutionary party and the Mexican Democratic party announced mass meetings for Sunday in Mexico City's Constitutional Plaza. The PRI supporting Miguel Aleman in his victory over Ezequiel Padilla backed by FPDM said as many as 200000 people would participate in the demonstration at the plaza and in surrounding suburbs.
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Mexico City
Juliond] Revolutionary Party
PRI
Mexican Democratic Party
PDM
Constitutional Plaza
Miguel Aleman
Ezequiel Padilla
FPDM
Plaza
Lam City
Most Animals Survive Test Aboard USS MT
McKinley, July 16. The Bikini atoll atomic blast July 1 killed 154 percent more animals than survived, says atom test commander Will iam OH. P. Rhindy. He noted deaths from radiation were expected to rise in the next three months, but mortality so far matches the expected rate.
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Uss
Mt, Mckinley
Bikini Lagoon
Onty
View Ag
William OH. P. Rhindy
Polio Blame Sparked By Army, San Antonio Debate
San Antonio council debate over polio origins spills into budget, with Fire and Polio Commissioner P. L. Anderson arguing army labor and Fort Sam Houston cases fed polio. Mayor Gus Mauermann objects while Crittenden cites about six army cases and seeks a list of polio patients connected to the military.
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P. L. Anderson
ARMY
Anderson
Crittenden
Fort Sam Houston
Crittenden Feng
Brooke Hospital
Janus
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Pheodore Roosevelt
Texas State Optical Company
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J. C. Wedemeyer
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