Texans Gather for Fourth Annual Retail Beer Dealers Meet
About 200 delegates attended the first general session of the Retail Beer Dealers Association of Texas at the Gunter hotel. Sen. O. Latimer spoke as John Russo presided. Russo noted the group has 3000 members statewide and aims to protect tavern operators. The agenda includes a bill to hold retailers liable for flat beer bottles and channeled by the Texas liquor control board. Founders J. L. Freeborn and others attended as guests of Lone Star and Pearl breweries. An evening swater show and an election of officers are scheduled, with a dance and banquet at the Can (unclear) Wednesday.
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Retail Beer Dealers Association of Texas
Thhe Gunter Hotel
O. E Latimer
John "Russo
Waco
Russo
Texas Liquor Control Board
Fusso
Lone Star and Pearl Breweries
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Ban on Parking Enforced by City Council
Alamo Heights imposes a new parking ban effective Monday night to curb nightly street clutter and car stripping. Violators face fines up to 190 dollars and towing fees. The council, meeting as the board of equalization, had seven cases but only three protesters, who accepted the assessed taxes. City Secretary Gerald C. Henckel Jr. serves as tax assessor.
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Gerald C. Henckel Jr
Lad Knifed At Postoffice
An 18 year old youth was stabbed in the abdomen at 10 30 P M Tuesday in the lobby of the main postoffice. Tom Garza 1007 Buena Vista was in serious condition at Robert B Green hospital. A bystander Melvin Blum berg 275 Levera told police he saw youths flee the lobby Garza fell then two boys stood over him Garza stumbled out to the Medical Arts building where an ambulance took him to the hospital.
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Robert’ B. Green
Tom Garza
Buena Vista
Melvin Blumberg
Dulles fears Soviet aims toward dictatorship change
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Khrushchev may have denounced Stalin to solidify the current Soviet leadership. He said Khrushchev’s revelations could start a shift away from dictatorship, but he fears the motive may be to persuade people the present regime is better than the past.
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Dulles
Communist Party
Bossi Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Khrushchev
Slaying Case Figures Fired On In January Murder
Police say two youths aged 16 and 15, a boy and a girl, reportedly know details of the unsolved January slaying of Gerald Garcia, an honor student at Lanier, killed at the basket rl jball Court at Alazan-Apaché courts. A black auto with no lights was seen nearby Monday night but no official report has been filed.
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Truman to address Democratic convention after nominee chosen
Former President Truman will speak at the Democratic national convention once the party selects its presidential nominee. Democratic national chairman Paul Butler announced that a television appearance is in accordance with Truman's wishes.
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Chicago
Truman
Paul Butler
Ford Opposes Senate Auto Regulation Bill
William T. Gossett, Ford vice president and general counsel, told a Senate subcommittee that enactment of proposed auto marketing regulation would raise prices. He criticized the bill sponsored by Senator Monroney as harmful to consumers and the industry.
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Ford Motor Co
Senate
Sen
Menroney
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William T. Gossett
Theompany
Robeson Defies Hearing Over Contempt Claim and Stalin Talk
Robeson clashed with investigators asserting contempt after defending his refusal to answer on Soviet camps and fascist crimes. He claimed race and slavery shaped America, cited goodwill with Soviet and Chinese peacemakers, and invoked the Fifth Amendment amid questions about communism.
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America
Robeson
Rutgers
Robinson
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
China
Walter
Patrot
Earthquake Felt in South America Recorded Here
Berkeley Calif June 12 The University of California seismograph recorded a heavy quake in South America or along the Pacific coast today. Local landlords Jean on Light Classified ads and notices appear in the page text.
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Berkeley
Calif
Pacific Coast
University of California
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Hawaii Loses Statehood Bid in House Vote
The house interior committee rejected Hawaii statehood bill 14 to 31, stopping its move to the floor. A stray ad line appears urging readers to place light want ads to reach prospects.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Hawaii
Local Business Directory Fragments Display Obscure Listings
A fragmented OCR listing shows several business names and contact numbers including CASTLE Ait Control Co and Moore Big Co. with partial codes like 100.sPE2-297 and LE4432. Other entries mention George Davis Jerry Prosifia and CAL-RI femal & Cotter. The legibility is limited and core details are incomplete.
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Albert
Eeeye Castle Ait Control
George Davis
Moore Big. Co
Jerry
Cal-Ri Femal & Cotter
Wsersiceall Co
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Am Rew Patent Medically Proven Relief Product
A damaged OCR fragment describes a stainless steel device and a medical claim offering relief for years of discomfort. It mentions global testing and a trademark related to labor or laborer products, with unclear claims about internal relief and comfort.
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Lucchese
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