Shine Boys Medal Winners From local shoeshine club
Three members of the San Fernando Cathedral Shoeshine Boys club were awarded Holy Year medals blessed by the pope for outstanding service. Rev. Severin Lopez presented the medals, bringing them from Rome. Recipients are Emilio Cardenas 44, Louis Aguayo 14, and Lionel Morlez 12. the club has 50 members.
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Police Chief Killed in Duel in Mineola Texas
Mineola Texas July 18 Police Chief Wesley Taylor died after a pistol duel with Constable Wil Whittle. The conflict started over the handling of a minor incident as Whittle, who was killed instantly, shot Taylor in front of the justice of the peace office after an hour of mounting disagreement.
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Loyal Servants Light Want Ads Run San Antonians' Errands
Loyal Servants are light help running errands and connecting San Antonio residents with buyers sellers renters and job seekers. Dial F 12a4 for listings.
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Egg Won’t Hatch Flamingo Birthday Hope in Captivity
Fred Stark, curator of San Antonio Zoo, awaits the first flamingo hatch in captivity as two eggs near readiness. The keeper fears the nesting may fail but will let the parents incubate a few more days. A second potential honor hinges on two recent flamingo eggs.
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Kelly AFB Wins Safety Award for Low Accident Rate
Kelly AFB receives the USAF miscellaneous green pennants award for an outstanding low aircraft accident rate in the first quarter. Maj. Gen. Clamindsa McMullen announced the honor. Col. D. L. Knoll praised the base’s safety program and flying personnel for contributing to the peacetime mission.
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Yugoslav Gourmet Dishes Offer Comrade Chef’s Menu
Belgrade reports on Yugoslavia’s cooking as a blend of east and west with dishes praised for kingly flair yet marked by Communist pragmatism. The feature outlines a mouthwatering menu including Chorba, Sarma, Baklava and Serb salad with detailed recipes, highlighting Rabija and Ajvar style preparations and global plate appeal.
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