Farmers Drop Suit in Hidalgo County Court
June 27 Hidalgo County Court announced withdrawal of 21 farmers from a suit against Rio Farms Inc a tenant farming project. The group sought to establish their right to buy lands within the project, with a date for the case’s further action set by the court.
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Feu
Hidalgo County
Rio Farms, Inc
Police Hunt Attacker After Brackenridge Park Assault
Police seek a stranger who beat 19 year old Antonia Garcia of 820 Lowh Laredy Street in Brackenridge Park. She met a man, drank with him, who offered to take her home then drove to the park and assaulted her, fleeing. She was treated at Robert B Green Hospital.
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Antonia Garcia
Lowh Laredy Street
Brackenridge Park
Robert B. Green Hospital
Miss Kelly Field crowned in Seguin bathing beauty revue
The Seguin event selected Miss Kelly Field by a five officer board led by Vivian Ehlinger. The winner, 5 ft 4 in, 117 pounds, brown hair and eyes, serves in the maintenance division and is linked to 436 Hearge avenue. One Chinese officer assisted enlisting men.
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Kelly Ford
Seguin
Vivian Ehlinger
Hearge Avenue
Boy 14 Awaits Trial In Tot Slaying Case
Harrisburg, June 24. John Allen Howells, 14, waived a preliminary hearing on a charge of murder in the slaying of Margery Ann Vaughn. Howells was confined in Dauphin County jail to await a September trial after police filed the murder charge yesterday. He reportedly re enacted the crime at the scene and showed how he hanged the victim, a local district attorney said.
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Tounder
John Allen Howells
lUw Dauplay County
Margery Ann Vaughn
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Vets Warned Of Builders
C T Mal lead district FHA director in San Antonio urged veterans to investigate housing contractors before committing. He warned racketeers were taking advantage of former service men and urged vets to know who they deal with. He noted few complaints but said his office would assist and supply lists of approved loan agencies and contractors.
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FHA
San Antonio
Maylead
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Border Patrol To Get New Bus
HP Brady chief of the alien central division of the Immigra tion service in San Antonio said the border patrol office will receive a new bus Friday to be used in returning aliens to Mexico.
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Alien Central Division
WU. S. Immigration Service
San Antonio
Border Patrol
México
63 Highway Projects Set to Reach Texas Roads
Austin reports bids on 63 highway construction and maintenance projects totaled 5,885,979 after two days of selling at the state highway department. Yesterday's low bids were 2,954,961 on 28 projects in 37 counties, with Tuesday's low bids at 2,793,518 on 26 projects in 29 counties. Bidders included Comal, Bexar and Guadalupe counties for US highways 1 and 50, state highway 3 loop 3 and Y, asphalt underseal for concrete pavement across 55.81 miles, with Neddy Hoffman of Fort Worth bidding 135,155.
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Austin
Texas
State Highway Department
Comal
Bexar
Guadalupe
U. S
Neddy Hoffman
Fort Worth
Soviet Union Orders 13 Locomotives From ALCO
New York June 27 The American Locomotive Company has received an order for 13 locomotives from the Soviet Union, it was announced today.
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Russia
New York
American Locomotive Company
Soviet Union
Auto Crashes Leave Children Injured in City
Several youngsters suffered injuries in a spree of vehicle crashes. Jesse James Pipkin aged two remained in critical condition at Robert Green Hospital after a driveway knockdown by Guadalupe Viera. Juan Gomez Jr aged six sustained head injuries in a collision involving a car driven by his father and another vehicle. A collision between two autos driven by Alice Dykman and Murray Christian caused head injuries to Charlie Mae Christian and Linita Mendez. Chestnut street accident left a woman cut and bruised. A bicyclist Raoul Elizamio was briefly hurt in a crash with Max Mazur. Continuous police reports noted minor injuries and cautious conditions for all involved.
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Pipkin
Flanders Street
Robert
Green Hos
Pital
Guadalupe
Viera
Artesia Street
Juan Gomez Jr
Juan Gomez
Chihwahuay Street
John Neal
West Commerce Street
Chihuahua
Zarramora
Alice Dykman
East Commerce Street
Murray Christian
Nevada Street
Mittman Street
Virginia Boulevard
Charlie Mae Christian
Linitie Mendez
Chestnut Street
San
Amos Lorenz
Eleanor Avenue
Raoul Elizamio
Saumders Avenue
Max Mazur
West Elmira Avenue
Commerce and
Camaron Streets
Eliandy
Slighilly
Sailors from San Antonio Join Bikini Atoll Nuclear Test
San Antonians Kenneth Chatte and Jack J. Belskes, fireman second class, listed among crew aboard the destroyer Moale and patrol vessel Ads Speedily and Effectively for atom bomb tests at Bikini Atoll.
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Peoria Transit Stoppage Shuts City Buses and Trolleys
In Peoria with 105 000 residents all trolley and bus lines halted as UGUA unionists walked off duty after a breakdown in wage talks. The stoppage disrupted citywide travel and left many commuters stranded. Local services remained paused as negotiators plan to resume talks.
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Peoria, JJ
Ugua. Fll
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