Strikes Halt San Antonio Junior College Fine Arts Hall
The $850000 McAlister Fine Arts hall at San Antonio Junior College faces delays as crane operators and steel workers strike, slowing rivet work on the 1285 seat auditorium started Sept 1954 with mid 1956 completion target. Walter McAllister leads the trustees.
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Walter McAllister
Board of Trustees
Junior College
Sheriff Kilday Overhauls Bexar Jail Food and Posts
Sheriff Owen Kilday announces shifts of guards to new posts and hires a new jail cook as he overhauls the jail kitchen. He promises varied menus with fresher foods, more meat dishes, and daily coffee, aiming to end “slop” meals. The changes follow a riot and a minor gun wound to the sheriff.
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Demos Garza
Express Cafe
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S A Observers Corps Recruiting Gets Fast Start
Progress in recruiting and training personnel for San Antonio's Ground Observers corps is advancing rapidly. State Civil Defense Coordinator William L McGill said Saturday San Antonio is one of five filter centers in Texas, with others in Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso and Bourton. Aircraft spotted by posts would be reported in one of the centers. Baylor plans four dormitories for women housing and aircraft facilities are mentioned as part of future plans.
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Ground Observers Corps
Civil Defense
William L McGill
Alamo City
Texas
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el Paso
Bourton
Baylor
Baylor University
Air Force
McGill
Associated ‘ Press
Doctor Daniel A Harrison Killed in Car Crash
Dr Daniel A Harrison of La Pryor died when his car overturned on Highway 76 near Eagle Pass, with the highway department reporting the fatality Saturday.
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la Pryor
Eagle Pass
Highway Department
C E Combs Awarded Star for Brigadier General Rank
Cecil E Combs deputy commander of air force crew training at Randolph AFB is named among 39 officers nominated for brigadier general by President Eisenhower. The Dallas native and 1936 US Military Academy graduate earned pilot wings at Randolph and led a BAT aircraft squadron in the first WWII bombing raid in the Philippines.
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Randolph Afb
Eisenhower
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Dallas
U. S. Military Academy
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San Antonio theater manager admits theft
John J. Karter 28 admitted to police he took more than 200 dollars in theater receipts from the Mission Drive-In where he worked as manager. Accomplice Lonnie R. Worrell 19 was arrested and booked for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Rigsby
Mission Drive-in
Karter
Jack Jurney
Lonnie R. Worrell
Dickson
Worrell
Dets
George Turegano
R.L. Windrow
TV Star Faces Suit for Adultery
Chicago July 30 A $250000 adultery suit was filed today against TV performer Tom Duggan. Carl Champagne Jr a 24 year old salesman charged Duggan with carrying on an illicit affair with Champagne's wife Shirley 235
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Champagne
Shirley
Miss Universe Starts Film Job
Swedish beauty Hellevi Rombin, crowned Miss Universe, begins work at Universal-International after signing a seven year contract paying 250 dollars weekly.
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Hollywood
Hellevi Rombin
Universal-International Studio
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