Man Claims Age Reversal Through Metabolic Laws
An 81 year old man from New York argues people can live to 120 by following laws of human nature and metabolism. He cites biblical ages and promotes a book PSYCHO-TRUTH by Walter M. Germain PhD, offered for $1 with money back guarantee and COD options.
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Jacques Romano
West 70Th Street
New York
N.Y
Romano
Walter M. Germain
Park Avenue
Saginaw
Michigan
C.O.D
Stelle Cites Red Strategy In Labor Controversies
John Stelle national commander of the American Legion says Communist leaders are swarming industrial areas and inflaming labor management disputes. He warns they aim to enlist Americans to support isolationist policies.
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Lewiston
Vane Oe
John Stelle
The
American Legion
Maine
Train plunge injures seventeen near Hays and Pittsburgh
Seventeen people were injured and four hospitalized when a Pittsburgh bound bus with 35 aboard left the road near Hays and plunged 20 feet onto railroad tracks. Rex May, a Baptist missionary evacuated from China at the war outbreak, sailed from San Francisco to resume work in Kweiling, China.
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Pittsburgh
Hays
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Bonham
Rex May
China
San Francisco
Kweiling
Truman undecided on Hobbs anti racketeering bill
Washington June 22. President Truman weighs signing the Hobbs labor anti racketeering bill amid doubts over its impact without amendments proposed by labor groups. Senate action by Hatch cleared the measure on a voice vote, with supporters insisting labor rights remain protected under existing exemptions and prior acts.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
ASK
Hatch
Allay
General Turner Takes Command at Brooks Field San Antonio
Maj. Gen. Howard M. Turner arrives to assume command of the new Loth Air force headquarters at Brooks Field in San Antonio. A Brooks and Helly flying school graduate in 1926, he served long at Randolph Field and led a heavy bombardment wing in the ETO.
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Howard M. Turner
Shore
San Antonio
Loth Air Force
Brooks Field
Brooks and Helly Flying Schools
Randolph Field
Judges Home Burns Ennis Fire Destroys Judge Stout Residence
The home of District Judge A. R. Stout in Ennis was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin early today. Authorities investigated the blaze and reported no injuries. Judge Stout and family were not at home at the time. The property loss included the judge’s dwelling and belongings. Firefighters remained on scene to prevent rekindling.
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Ennis
A. R. Stout
Mrs. Kael Dies In California Visit
San Antonio relatives of Mrs. Frank Kall 77 of 183 Stafford Street have been notified of her death Friday night in San Gabriel California at the home of a son Waller Kall Mrs. Kall daughter of the late My and Mrs. Henry Kuhlman early San Antonio settlers left six months ago to visit her son in San Gabriel and a son in law and daughter in Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Jack Wyatt a brother Dan Kuhlman and a sister Miss Laura Kuhlman and several nieces and nephews reside in San Antonio
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San Antonio
Frank Kall
Stafford Street
San Gabriel
Calif
Waller Kall
Kall
Henry Kuhlman
Los Angeles
Jack Wyatt
Dan Kuhlman
Laura Kuhlman
Lawyer Must Pay $5000 for Kiss
In Martinsburg West Virginia on June 22 a circuit court jury ordered lawyer P Q Faulkner to pay 5000 dollars to Kathleen Raines after finding he kissed her four times while giving questionable professional advice. Faulkner admitted she visited his office but denied kissing her.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
MSI
Kathleen Raines
P.Q. Faulkner
Thieves Take Cash and Scooter From Local Residents
Evelyn Bland reported a theft of 37 dollars from her purse inside her home parlor. James Adams noted a blue scooter stolen from outside Till's drug store on West Commerce street. Alvin Lord said $3 was taken from his pocket while he slept at a bus terminal.
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Evelyn Bland
West Hussaché Avenue
James Adams
Till's Drug Store
West Commerce Street
Alvin Lord
Kelly Field
Del Rio to Host Federal Court Session With San Antonio Judge
Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. from San Antonio will preside in Del Rio for several days over criminal cases including immigration charges. He will be joined by five prosecutors and assistants A. W. Morson and Joel Westbrook. M. Burnett plans a El Paso visit for several weeks handling about 200 docketed cases.
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Western District
Ben H. Rice Jr
San Antonio
del Rio
A. W. Mourson
U. S
Joel Westbrook
M. Burnett
el Paso
On the Prowl for an Old-Fashioned Library Chair
John Lund and Olivia de Havilland star in a Paramount film as they haunt auctions and rummage sales seeking a vintage leather library chair for the house. The couple pursues a period piece feel amid press attention and sets.
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John Lund
Olivia de Havilland
Paramount
Documentary director Stuart Heisler wartime work noted
Stuart Heisler, director of Irving Berlin's Blue Skies, also helmed one of the era’s notable war documentaries The Negro Soldier while serving in the Signal Corps, earning recognition for his cinema contributions during conflict.
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Stuart Heisler
Irving Berlin
Paramount Technical
The
Signal Corps
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