Detective Exams Stated for Patrolmen Positions
Some 132 patrolmen will take examinations for detective positions at 7 pm Monday in Municipal Auditorium. There are 23 vacancies in the detective ranks, plus one suspension and retirement pending. Police Chief George Bichsel plans to promote 12 patrolmen immediately after the exam, with another to follow. Clyde McCullough will conduct the examination.
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Teunicipal
Police
George Bichsel
Clyde McCullough
Murder Case Probe Targets George Brombaugh Gunskills
The June term grand jury examined murder charges against George Brombaugh, 30, of 720 W Theo. He is accused in the Sept. 18 shooting death of Oble Lee Gasch, 30, of Poteet, at 1705 Somr ersehr. Gasch died at Robert B. Green hospital after a gunshot wound to the stomach. Brombaugh was wounded in the upper left leg.
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George Brombaugh
W. Theo
Oble Lee Gasch
Poteet
Somrersehr Gasch
Robert B. Green Hospital
Brombaugh
Five Federal Felony Indictments Handed In Monday Jury Session
The federal grand jury returned five indictments on its eleventh day of deliberations. Clint Chenault Jr is charged with taking a stolen car from San Antonio to Idaho. Teresa Flores faces possession charges for heroin. Dennis Berry is accused of altering a $30 postal money order. Curtis Morgan is charged with increasing his disability check from $216 to $818. Darryn Smith and Katannah Hark are indicted for writing a threatening letter to a San Antonio woman. Reyes Ramos of Alice pleaded guilty to evading $1482 in federal income tax and awaits sentence in January.
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Federal
Clint F. Chenault
San Antonio
Idaho
Teresa Flores
S. Concho
Puerto Rico
Dennis R. Berry
Curtis E. Morgan
Eller
Darryn M. Smith
Peck
Katannah Jo Hark
Stocksdale
Reyes Ramos
Alice
Ruulty
Billy Graham Draws Huge Opening Crowd in Oklahoma Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham attracted 15,239 people on opening day at the Oklahoma City fairgrounds for a month long crusade. He expressed pleasure at the large turnout calling it one of the largest opening day crowds he has seen.
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Oslahoma City
Billy Graham
Oklahoma City
Fair Grounds
IS A Grads Win Scholarships for Future Teaching Careers
Edison Brackenridge and Burbank graduates won Future Teachers of America scholarships funded by Northwest Kiwanis and the teachers council. Janice Kline Edison and Dora Grainge tied for two Kiwanis awards. Gary Nolan Mat U6 Harrie man earned the teachers council scholarship. Kline plans teaching at San Antonio College. Grainge aims to math teaching at Texas Christian University. Matthews will study science at the University of Texas.
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Edison
Brackenridge
Burbank
Teachers of America
West Kiwanis Sieries. cc
San Antonio Reathers Counci
Janice Peart Kilne
W. Woodlawn
Elc. Kine
Dora Mae Grainge
Greer
Pb, Grainge
Kiwanis
Kline
Grainge
Gary Nolan
E. Harrie ~ Man
Archie Matthews
GatrMei
Texas Christian University
San Antonio College
Matthews
Univversity of Texas
Obituaries From Portforia And Nearby Areas
Numerous obituary notices list names ages and addresses with services pending or held at local funeral homes and churches. The notices cover Trevino Flores Ramirez Amaya Hering and others with interments at San Fernando Archdiocesan cemetery and various chapels, plus several death notices from Bloomington Hamilen New York and abroad.
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Portforia
Trevino
Athens
M. E
Rodriguez
St. Joseph's Church
New Laredo
Hwy
San Fernando
Marelano V. Ramirez
Rodriguez Funeral Home
Hubert Richard Amaya
Saunders
Angelus Chapel
Sacred Heart Church
San’ Fernando
James Patrick Ryan
W. French
Zizik-Kearns
Sir Ann’s Church
Senator Daniel Denies Shivers Link in 1952 Style
In Houston on June 4, Sen. Price Daniel rejected any link to Gov. Shivers as he prepared to open his governor campaign with a reception. He claimed no alignment with the governor and said he is “not anyone's candidate except that, of the people.” He avoided pledging support for the Democratic presidential nominee, promising to back the party’s standard bearer unless conscience dictates otherwise. Daniel recalled backing Eisenhower against Stevenson in 1952 and expressed uncertainty about this year’s race.
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Houston
Price Daniel
Shivers
Daniel
Galveston
Eisenhower
Adial Stevenson
Eisenhower Stevenson
Stevenson
Party Set For Area Florists In Pearl Corral
A party for area florists and flower organizations is set for 8 p.m. on June 15 in the Pearl Corral room. Miss Patey Welch, president of the sponsoring Southwest Texas Teleflora unit, announced the event.
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Pearl Corral Room
Patey Welch
Southwest
Democratic leader cites armed forces rift as Eisenhower failure
Paull Butler criticizes the military discord as a sign of the President’s failure and lack of capacity for dynamic leadership. The remarks reflect party criticism of Eisenhower during the Washington context in June.
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America
Zurich
Witzerland
Siegfried
Trebitach
Turin
Italy
Washington
Etelvolde
Pascolini
Eisenhower
Rei
Vicenza
E. Roland Hartiman
Red
Crosé
Paull. Butler
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Tamer
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Complete Optical Service
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IS. A. Grads
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Teachers Council
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Taylor
Condra Memorial
Servies
Condra Chapel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
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Beatrice Sanderfur Reno
E. Mitchell
Poster Loring Chapel
Sunset Memorial Park
Charley
Janes McDowell Dawkins
Woodlawn
yAlamo Funeral Home
Sadie Mary
WW. Olmos
Akers Funeral Home
Paul William Powell
Clower
Presbyterian Church
Waldrip
Marion
Bloomington
Wilber J. Cash
Hamilen
Conn
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Yale University
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Shivers Link
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