Auto Crashes Injure Five Police Report
Police listed injuries to five as the result of traffic accidents. Mary Lou Trejo, 22, 10221 Guadalupe, lacerated right leg after losing control in the 1200 block of North Zarramora, hitting a telephone pole then another car. Pole damage affected George W. Nelson's home at 1220 North Zarramora. Three injured on South St. Marys near 1900 block in a collision between Ernest Early, 22, 550 Belden, and Gene Deck, 23, 411 Cedar. Early had a head laceration. Thelma Early, 22, 550 Belden, bruised. Katherine Howerton, 23, same address, knee injury and shock. L C Williams, 48, Hilltop Trailer Park, suffered a lacerated hand when struck at West Ave and Santa Barbara by a car driven by G F Haberner, 36, 2000 West Mulberry.
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Seven Plotters Sentenced in Madrid Conspiracy Case
An army court in Madrid handed four to twelve year prison terms to seven defendants convicted of conspiring against Franco. Six others were acquitted. Among the convicted were Maj Salvador Pomata Orsi and Col. Eduardo Saenz Aranz, accused ringleaders in a plan to form a patriotic military junta to reestablish a republic.
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Salvador Pomata Orsi
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Edwardo Saenz Aranz
Henry Will Havel Had Stomach Ulcer Pains History
History recounts Henry VII suffering while forcing himself with feod and enduring eternity. The text says to seek relief for ulcer and stomach pains, indigestion, heartburn, and bloating from excess acid. Advertises a 25 cent Udes Tablets offer with a double your money back claim.
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Henry Will Havel
Henry VII
Allen Academy Bryan Texas Offers Cadet Programs and Scholarships
The Allen Academy in Bryan Texas invites applicants for cadet programs at U S Army and Navy academies with officer candidate schools. The school emphasizes athletics, scholarships, and universities. It highlights undefeated state teams, orchestral clubs, and a six grade senior college pathway with small classes and individualized attention. Enrollment is limited with reasonable rates and six foreign countries patronage.
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Amputees Aid Disabled for VA
A nationwide VA program with trained contact representatives who have major amputations is being developed to provide accurate information and prompt service on artificial limbs for about 23,000 amputees. The San Antonio regional office manager Marvin A. Harlan announced the plan on Wednesday. The caregivers will also assist with hearing aids artificial eyes and other devices and help rating boards evaluating amputee cases. The program aims to help World War II veterans.
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Veterans’ Administration
Marvin A. Harlan
San Antonio
British Take Over Okayama Succeeds U S Troops
In Okayama Japan on June 12 British troops assumed control after displacing the U S 24th division in a move described as orderly and peaceful. The change marks a shift in occupation leadership as Allied troops consolidate postwar presence.
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Apples Up Cent a Pound Meat Condemnation Report
Washington June 12. A total of 23 692 pounds of meat was condemned in May after inspection. The War Food Administration said apples will cost housewives a cent more per pound. OPA announced the increase to cover higher production and packing costs as 51 466 animals were inspected this year compared with early 1945 season. Meat inspectors noted the year main trend.
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Texan to Get Medal of Honor
President Truman will present the Medal of Honor Friday to four enlisted men for conspicuous gallantry in the Pacific. They are Sgt. Alejandro R. Ruiz Barstow Texas Tech Sgt John Meagher Jersey City N J Tech Sgt Beauford T Anderson Soldiers Grove Wis and Pie Dirk M Wing Grand Rapids Mich. also a league meeting of the Animal Defense league set for Thursday at 8 p m at the St Anthony hotel with president Emma Shackelford announcing.
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Soldiers Grove
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