Commutation for Petain Reported by French President
President Vincent Anrallas announced a June 8 decision to commute Marshal Philippe Petain's life sentence to permanent confinement in a fortress hospital. Petain, aged 95 and reportedly ill, may remain in medical custody with no chance of release, as the change concerns prison administration rather than a full pardon.
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Vincent Anrallas
Marshal Heyri Philippe Petain
Petal
France
Verdun
Petain
Peta
Weather Map Sketches Mixed Showers Across Regions
A rough weather map outlines a swath of showers moving from the east coast toward the eastern Colorado plateaus and Columbia Plateau. The western third stays fair while the north central states see cooler, with Wisconsin and Iowa noted for a warm trend in the south east.
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Cnast
Colorado Plates
Columbia Plateau
Wisconsin
Towa
Weather fragment with unclear terms and garbled data
Fragmentary weather note mentions times and phrases like 7:36 pl and 4:80 1g with a high 85, but most terms are garbled or meaningless, rendering specific conditions and locations unreadable. No coherent forecast or location can be determined from the provided text.
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Pan
Somday
Say
York
San Antonio to Host Numerous Conventions in 1952
The chamber of commerce lists fourteen upcoming meetings in San Antonio including the Texas Association of Life Underwriters annual convention in 1952 with over 50 delegates. Also scheduled are secondary school gatherings, the Zionist Organization regional meet, Texas Association of Small Truck Companies with Coca Cola Bowling, field economic mobilization courses, Texas State Rotters assembly, and several March events at Gunster, Gunter, and Menger hotels plus other regional and statewide gatherings through May.
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San Antonio
Yorn L. Powell
Chamrbar of Commerce
Texas Association of Life Underwriters
Commission On Secondary Schools
Guiler
Zionist Organization of American Wil
Gunster Hotel
Texas Association of Small Troan Companies
Coca- Cola Bowling Co
Plaza Hotel
Gunter Hotel
Texas
Pawel
National Council
Menger Hotel
Gonter Hotel
Texas Junior College
Ers Assn
Alamo District
Texas Tele 1
Tahonée Asst
Texas Bakers Reservations
Texas Tuberculosis Assn
Canter
Pexas Bakers Assa
Hava
Southwest ‘Lexay
Metharlist
Churchey
Tornado Strikes Sachse Texas Town Cause Suspected Heart Attack
A small tornado hit Sachse near Garland damaging two bar cars and an onion shed on Monday morning. E A Whaten, about 75, reportedly died during the passage of the tornado, though officials say the death may have been from a heart attack. Reports of a massive storm in Canton proved false. Elsewhere Presidio reported the nation’s highest Sunday high and West Texas forecast hot conditions.
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Frosa
Sachse
Garland
George Bushy
State Highway Partl
E. A. Whaten
Canton
Trxis
Presidio
West
Texas
Galveston
Auto crash near Camp Bullis injures two at Brooke Army Hospital
Two people were hospitalized after an early morning auto accident near Camp Bullis. Victims Mrs Opal Kilday and Harry J Bogusz were riding with Sam Houston when their car crashed into trees near the camp headquarters.
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Brooke Army Hospital
Camp Bultis
Opal Kilday
Harry J. Bogusz
Sam Houston
Camp
Pair Jailed One Gets Probation In Criminal Court
Three pleas of guilty followed by sentences in a criminal court session. Jimmy Terrere 20 of 121 Santa Clara Walk and Hamon Ramos 20 of 1193 Montana Street received three years in the penitentiary for theft over 50 dollars. Genaro Molina 20 of 115 West San Horacio Street was placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to burglary charges. The judge was W W McCrary.
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Jimmy Terrere
Santa Clara Walk
Ant Hamon Ramos
Montana St
Genaro M. Molina
W. San Horacio St
W. W. hicCrary
Icv-Blint Ice-Mint Cream Advertises Easy Comfort
A dated advertising fragment touts Icv-Blint gelmed cream for temporary soothing relief during chill conditions. It promises long lasting comfort and calls readers to act quickly to obtain the medicated product.
Gaming Raid Stirs City After Card Game Bust
Police reported a raid Sunday on a businessmen’s card game in the 200 block of West Commerce Street. Five men participated while six others lounged nearby. The group was not jailed and was released after investigators found they were merchants and business men.
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W. Commerce St
Saund
Hijackers Slug Driver on Austin Highway
A driver was slugged and robbed by two young men on Austin Highway after being forced to drive them from the city. The assault occurred Saturday night. the victim was treated Monday at Captist Memorial hospital in fair condition. Police arrested Ralph Mann, Pvt. Anthony Grove, and Pfe. Charles Stefano and Emmett Smith escorted the suspects to the sheriff's office. All were booked at the county jail.
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Lemon. Sullivan
W.tings Hwy
Captist Memorial Hospital
Austin Hwy
Charles Stefano
Emmett Smith
Pfe
Ralph Mann
Anthony Grove
Fe Sam Houston
Sheriff's Office
Highway Progress Near Ciudad Aleman Mexico
Work on a paved highway connecting Mexico with the United States advances quickly and nears completion. The route will enter the U S at Roma Texas and extend to Ciudad Aleman, improving cross border traffic and regional accessibility.
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Ciudad Aleman
Mexico
U.S
U. S
Roma
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Druggists Open Meet 70th Session in San Antonio
The seventieth annual Texas Pharmaceutical Association convenes at the Plaza hotel with about 1200 delegates and a luncheon, style show, and alumni events at the Menger. Mayor White and County Judge Anderson welcome attendees as sessions run Monday through Wednesday with speakers from the University of Texas and Parke-Davis among others.
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Texas Puariaceutical Assn
Plaza
Menger Hotel
College of Pharmacy
University of Texas
White
Charles W. Anderson
Mike O'Shaughnessy
St. Peter's Church
SL Short
L. M. Stort
Association
Midland
C. Patteson
Vlee
Ani
Reneral
Drug Travelers Association of Texas
Dallas
Cedric M. Jeffers
Texas Society of Hospital Pharmacists
Weston & Tobbins Inc
New York
Plaza Hotel
Root Garden
G. A. Bender
Parke-Davis and Co
Detroit
Bender
Miracle drugs to fall in price for general public
Herman Nojen of McKesson and Robbins told the Texas Pharmaceutical assoc at the Plaza hotel in San Antonio that miracle drugs such as cortisone auromycin may become cheaper and more available. He noted no fixed price plan and said independents control about 7% of drug business.
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Miracle
Herman Nojen
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Wojen
San Antonio
Texas Pharmaceutical Ass'n
Plaza Hotel
Net Closing On Dope Ring
New York reported narcotics officers are closing in on an international drug ring believed to supply hundreds of peddlers targeting teenagers. Federal narcotics chief Harry Anstinger said shipments of 5 to 50 ounces of pure heroin were sold from $300 to hundreds of dollars, fueling an epidemic of teen addiction.
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New York
Ture
American Legion
Deay
Harry Anstinger
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
International
Dads OK Purchases Approved by Commissioners Court
The commissioners court approved purchasing 4000 car bon sheets for 272 from Underwood Corp for the assessor collector's office after the district attorney ruled the lowest bid must be accepted. They also OK'd installation of two aluminum awnings at the switchboard windows and two in the county surveyor's office at a cost of 5200. Special deputy sheriffs and nightwatchman appointments were approved, with George D. Bell named nightwatchman at Mission County Spark. Commissioner Dan Traugott was absent due to illness.
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Commissioners Court
Underwood Corp
Mike Tule
Coresiongs
W. Gammel
Marvin
Marvin] IE
Hawkins
Joe Watson
George D. Bell
Mission Countyspark
Reds suspend Catholic Central bureau in Shanghai
Chinese Reds suspended the Catholic Central bureau in Shanghai and ordered its personnel to stay away while investigators pursue charges. The bureau, described as a central advisory board with duties resembling the National Catholic Welfare Conference, faced accusations of blocking the Red campaign and spreading reactionary literature.上海的美籍主教及来自爱尔兰、加拿大、比利时、法国与中国的神职人员被命令留在上海。
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Hong Kong
Catholic Central Bureau
Shanghai
Escypeiny
Centraliz Advisory Board
Catholic Welfare Conference
U. S
Cate
America
Irelan
Canada
Belgium
France
China
Death Attributed To Heart Attack At Dairy Barn
A dairy worker Ernest Mantch of Route 4 Box 1937 was found dead in a barn at Spangler Dairy on Highway 0 after failing to report for milking. Deputy Warake said Mantch had chest pains earlier, blamed on indigestion, with fellow worker Rudy Castillo noting the symptoms.
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Lin
Spangler
G.ear Warake
Ernest Mantehes
Warnke
Rudy Castillo
Mantch
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University of Houston
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