Boy’s Body Found in River After Search
A boy aged about 10 to 12 was found submerged in a river among lily pads after a large search by police, firemen, and volunteers. The body was taken to a hospital for autopsy. authorities found no signs of violence but pursued an autopsy and further inquiry. The boy attended James Madison Elementary and was last seen climbing a bridge steps near the dam before the disappearance.
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E. A.krisch
Palmer
Ferdinand Fest
Fred Schutze
Redburn
Robert B. Green Hospital
G& EB Matheny
Joe Hester
E. B
Buck” Hadrox
Bobby
Tames Madison
City council grants Fourth of July holiday
City officials voted to close offices Friday June 30 through Tuesday July 4 to celebrate Independence Day. Mayor Wille led the motion seeking a citywide holiday.
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Clly Hall
Wille
Dulles Says Reds Are Too Weak to Seek War Now
Tokyo report quotes Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warning the captive world that communism is too weak for immediate war with the free world. He cites internal subversion as a danger and notes MacArthur, Dulles, and Johnson endorse American aid to Formosa, a peace treaty for Japan, and continued U.S. presence in Okinawa and the Philippines. Johnson and Bradley confer on policy with MacArthur, who urges Formosan administration by an American mission. Dulles says decisions will be pooled for potential action aimed at preserving international peace and security in the region.
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John Foster Dahilles
State Department
American Chamber of Commerce
Dulles
U.S
Asiaz
MacArthur
Dut
Formosa
Japan
MandArthur
Defense
Johson
Omar N. Bradley
U. S, Joint Chiefs of Staff
Military
Military Stiatso
Okinawa
Philippines
Johnson
Bradley
Kyoto
Dues
Washington
T. S
Annual Dinner Dance Planned by Sant Antonia Banking Chapter
The Sant Antonia chapter of the American Institute of Banking will hold its annual dinner at 130 p.m. Saturday at the Chapay club. New officers for 1950 1951 will be installed following the dinner.
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Sant Antonia
American Institute’ of Banking
Chapay Club
Summer Invades Texas Weather Crash and Deaths
The passage describes a summer heat wave across Texas with low temperatures from Marfa to 11 degrees and highs near 80 in Galveston, while storms and thunderstorms affected areas like Laredo Cotulla and San Antonio. Four deaths occurred after a lightning strike hit cotton pickers in east Texas south of San Antonio.
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Texas
LiUphtning
San Antonio
Marfa
Galveston
Laredo
Cotulla
Presidio
Heavy Rain Brings Benefit to Local Crops in Crystal City
Crystal City residents celebrate the first heavy rainfall in six weeks as a thundershower drops 1.31 inches in town and 1.59 inches at Winterhaven station. The rain aids tomatoes alfalfa corn cotton and hay but arrives too late to help the bean crop for canning.
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Crystal City
Winterhaven
Pravda notes Soviet onslaught anniversary in Russia war
Pravda marked the ninth anniversary of Hitler's invasion of Russia, praising Comrade Stalin's leadership and the Soviet people's stand against Fascists. A broadcast dispatch quoted Pravda as recalling the June 22, 1941 attack and Hitlerite treachery.
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London
1 Pravda
Hitler
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Pravda
Weather outlook for Atlantic to Rocky Mountain states
Fragmented weather map shows showers and thundershowers across Atlantic states and central regions. Warmer in the north, cooler in the Rockies, with mixed conditions in between.
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Atlantic States
Reelon
Central
Gas Pipeline Plan Aims at Michigan Route
Houston reports Valley Gas Pipeline plans a 1440 mile route to southern Michigan. The project involves a tram from Texas to Coulstone with an estimated cost of 144,500,001 dollars.
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M Michigan
Houston
Valley ‘Gas Pipeline
Michigan
Texas
Coulstone
Probers UK Contempt Rule Contempt Citations Issued
Washington June 22 The House Un American Activities Committee moves to punish witnesses who refused to answer questions in an investigation on communism in Hawaii It voted to issue contempt of Congress citations against 39 who balked at questioning The decision targets those who refused to talk since January 1949 including Bart and Marcel Scherer who were witnesses in the passport fraud inquiry Bart called the Communist party my part and Scherer would not say if he is or ever was a Communist Others also refused to answer or defend certain questions
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Washington
House un-American’ Activities Committee
Haiwaii
Thos
Bart
Marcel ‘Scherer
Commu
Nist
Scherer
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