Heirens Plans Fight for Life
Chicago reports indicate William Heirens plans to appeal to save his life after being formally accused of the Degnan and Brown murders. Indictments were filed, arraignment set for Tuesday, and a jail chapel conference followed with defense attorneys present.
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Burglary Report: Jewels Stolen From 602 Camden Street
A daylight burglary at Mrs. L. M. Ferret’s home, 602 Camden Street, saw the thief cut a screen and steal jewels and other items before police were notified Saturday. Nearby items include two unrelated notices and a wreck report from Jalapa, Mexico.
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Orchid Pin and Roast Beef Flood Fort Sam Katy Menu
Mrs Edward M Smith favors a glass orchid pin to pair with frocks while the Fort Sam Houston club serves London Broil that is really roast beef and gravy. A warm weather note quotes a mother about children and heat. Mrs Minne Leal Wyman plans to stay at 309 West Mapnolia, near the Hyman ranch spanning three West Texas counties, where she has spent much time recently.
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London
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West Mapnolia
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Hyman
Texas
Cary Harrison Ellis Whaley Nuptials Told
Announcement of the marriage of Cary Jane Harrison of Fort Worth to Ellis Clyde Whaley, ceremony July 15 at Rev. H. Wen Sei’s home with attendants Estelle Ingram and P. Taylor. Couple at 1294 Main Avenue. Mrs Wigley a Fort Worth Central High and Texas State Teachers College graduate. Mr Whaley a Main Avenue High School graduate and Santa Junior College attendee.
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Fort Worth
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P. Taylor
Main Avenue
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Central High School
Texas State
Denton
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Main Avenue High School
Santie Junior College
S A Oil Man Sues for Divorce
Frank J. Gravis, a San Antonio oil man, sues for divorce from Jessie Lee Gravis in the 73rd District Court. He cites cruel and harsh treatment. The couple married December 1, 1935 and separated July 1, 1946.
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Frank J. Gravis
San Antonio
Jessie Lee Gravis
GOP Meeting Places and Times Announced
Republican precinct conventions will be held at locations secured by the Republican Citizens Committee. Walter I. Blard, committee chairman, announced details and the Citizens Committee headquarters at 602 Travis Building. Conventions will be held at 7 p.m.
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Garfield
Leavenworth Bishop Nominated Archbishop to Indianapolis
The Pope named Most Rev. Paul Schulte bishop of Leavenworth Kan an archbishop and assigned him to Indianapolis there he will succeed Most Rev. Joseph Ritter who becomes archbishop of St Louis The St Louis archdiocese was vacant after Cardinal John Glennon died last March.
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Community Revival Ends Sunday at Boldtville Schoolhouse
The closing service of the Community Revival at Boldtville schoolhouse is set for Sunday at 3 30 p m The Highland Park Presbyterian congregation will join in the service conducted by Dr Baxter D D Greer who reports growing interest each evening and a good meeting
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Contempt Hearing Ordered for Club Owners
District Judge v Quin ordered Tarkington and A W Latham to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for alleged violations of a 194 injunction prohibiting operation of a common nuisance and unlawful liquor sales. Hearing set for August 12 at 9:30 am in Sith District Court, on the AG Grover Sellers and Texas Liquor Control Board action, with DA John R Shook. Fines up to 100 and three days in jail per violation possible.
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Trio Named in U S Property Case at Kelly Field
Clarence J Bodoin Trem Jett street Louis M Koch 310 East Courtland place and Clarence J West Jr 923 Naward street arraigned before U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart on charges of misusing government property. Bonds set at 1000 each for Bodoin Koch and 500 for West Jr. FBI M W Acers said they were salvage disposal department workers charged with taking jewelers tools drills valued over 509 from the warehouse.
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Chamber urged members to vote in Democratic primary
Perry Shankle president of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce urged members to vote in Saturday's Democratic primary. He said the election will determine those who will be elected to represent us in the legislature and fill public offices in Rexan from governor down.
Swedes Curb News on Rockets
STOCKHOLM July 27 Limited censorship has been imposed on information concerning unidentified missiles believed to be flying bombs or rockets sighted over Swedish territory in recent weeks.
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Stockholm
Reds Gain in Dutch Vote
In Amsterdam the Communists led with 126,498 votes of 395,000 cast, winning 15 seats in the 45 member council. Labor followed with 122,429 votes, also securing 15 seats, while Catholics took eight, Protestants five, and Conservative Party of Freedom two. In Rotterdam Labor led with 37 percent, Communists 19.5 percent. in The Hague Catholic Labor coalition held, Labor 30.7 percent, Catholics 23 percent, Communists 15 percent.
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Truth Topic of Lesson Sermon in Churches of Christ
The lesson sermon on truth will be read in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Sunday July 28. The golden text from Psalms 31 5 speaks of committing the spirit to the Lord and his truth. Another citation from Psalms 25 5 asks for guidance in truth and teaching for salvation while waiting on God all day.
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Scientist
Catholic Summer School Opens at Our Lady of the Lake
The traveling Catholic Action summer school opens Monday at Our Lady of the Lake college in St. Louis sponsored by the Sodality of Our Lady. It features Rev. Daniel A. Lord as a principal lecturer, a 40 member faculty, and numerous elective courses plus daily mass and recreation programs for laity.
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Thousands of Los Angeles Fish Die in River Pollution
The state game, fish and oyster commission began an investigation after thousands of fish died near the City Public Service power plant on Mission Road in the San Antonio river. Observers noted surface swarming and a river filled with dead perch, catfish, suckers, bass and minnows. Commission researcher Robert G. Mayermann attributed the death to pollution likely released into the river.
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British Birth Rate Hits 21-Year High in 1946 Q2
The registrar general reported that Britain’s birthrate rose to the highest level in 21 years during the second quarter of 1946 with 203 797 births, a rate of 19.2 per thousand of population.
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