City Council Deliberates Open Green Hospital Joint Plan
The city council referred to committee the question of joint city county operation of Robert B. Green Hospital Following lengthy pleas by the Community Welfare Council urging city participation Mayor Callaghan said no funds are available He noted the city now covers about 85 percent of the total budget and proposed ways to finance the city share including tax measures Cockrell urged a 20 cent levy and other officials weighed budget reallocations The debate highlighted the citys money constraints and the readiness of some officials to pursue a joint operation while others urged keeping the hospital closed if needed
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Community Welfare Council
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Callaghan
James K. Knight
Tares Issur Callaghan
Angus Cockrell
I Cockrell
Cockrell
Countil
A. J
Jack" Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
June Weather Ends Cold Streak With Thunder Showers
June ends with cooler, damp conditions after a record rainfall of 2.95 inches, 38 hundredths above normal. Meteorologist Desmond predicts more thunder showers. Wednesday’s high near 99 degrees following a cool 68 degree morning, while Tuesday’s mean stood at 78. A so-called cool front was actually a distant storm from the east.
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Ralph H. Desmond
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Sunnyside Church Plans Cry Room Amid Remodel
Portland report notes Sunnyside Methodist Church remodel includes a new pulpit choir loft and organ. Architect adds a cry room for mothers with children to serve the younger generation during renovation.
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Sunnyside Methodist Church
Pair Beaten To Death Near Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Kentucky on June 30 a wealthy farmer Dr QC and Martin and his wife were found slain at their home near the city. Police said intruders careless present and that the couple had been beaten on the heads with an ax. No motive has been established.
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Bowling Green
UPI
Dr. QC. & Martin
Preston Jo
Muriel Waddley
Waddle
Truman Links Italian Election Result to Relief Aid
President Truman stated the Communist victories in Italy stemmed from the $522,000,000 interim aid program approved last winter. He outlined this analysis in a rewritten report on the foreign relief program up to March 31.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Liner Under Bomb Scrutiny At Pier 90
New York June 30 police and emergency units rushed to the British liner Queen Elizabeth at Pier 90 on a report of a time bomb set to go off in 24 hours. In Vienna on the same day three hundred Communist youths protested the opening of parliament against a proposed youth protection law with 15 to 20 youths detained.
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New York
Pier 90
Vienna
Not Too Late to Build a Soap Box Derby Winner
The boy who will win the San Antonio Soap Box Derby on July 18 may not have started work yet. With more than a week and a half to go, a hopeful 11 to 15 year old can still chase an all expenses trip to the National Finals in Akron, a college scholarship, and other prizes. Sponsors are offering to cover material costs, giving entrants time but urging quick effort. Reeany Chevrolet dealer and Phiom Fannin are among supporters of the race.
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San Antonio
Akron
Ree
Chevrolet
Phiom Fannin
Medina Lake Rises Steadily
Medina Lake continued a slow steady rise this week with water about 25 feet above the spring low. Operator Joe Grameyi said the lake gains 3 to 4 inches daily as inflow from hill country streams continues. The surge muddied the lake after a Monday squall and fishing remains limited until waters clear. No water has been released to the diversion lake, and the project remains idle due to lack of funds.
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Medina Lake
Joe Grameyi
Diversion
Allies Complete West Reich Plan
In Frankfurt in June 1940 top American British and French occupation authorities outlined a plan for a central government in Western Germany. Allied commanders will meet German ministers to set the plan in motion tomorrow. The plan follows a six nation London meeting, while the Russians rejected it and held talks in Poland with eastern European foreign ministers on a counter plan.
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Germany
London
Poland
Weather forecast for midweek with scattered showers
Partly cloudy Wednesday into night and Thursday with widely scattered showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Gentle to moderate variable winds. Temperatures largely midweek with a high around 94 and a low near 7, noting a Tuesday high near 8 and Wednesday low around 6.
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Aiia
Afieshoon
Missing After Boat Blast Off Cedar Key
Two survivors Mrs Merle Potts and William Sanders described three days adrift in the Gulf after a fishing boat exploded and burned near Seahorse Island. Mrs Ted Till’s body was found, with three confirmed dead and nine missing. Rescue boats and Coast Guard continued the search as survivors claimed others might still be alive.
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Gulf of Mexico
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William Saners
Ocala
Dad Collier
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Salem Musleh
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Buck Gilley
Wayrie. Peters
American Railway Express
Helen Virginia
Marion County Agricultural Departiment
Willian Potts
Henry T. May
Matay Company
Cand Hill
Polio Case Reported Amid Health Department Update
A polio case was confirmed by the health department on Tuesday night. Estelie Esquivel, an 18 month old child, was admitted to the hospital earlier in the week for treatment.
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Robert Ky
Estelie Esquivel
Rain Cools Eastern States Weather Drops In Dakotas And California
Rain cooled the eastern states overnight after a day of warmth and humidity. Temperatures fell to the 40s in parts of the Dakotas while Blythe California and Yuma reported 115 and 112 degrees respectively as heat lingered elsewhere.
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Yuna
Its Official Now Reds Blast Dewey
Its Official Now The Literary Gazette declares if Thomas E Dewey wins the presidency he would pursue world domination through American imperialist policies The Soviet publication attributes the GOP nominees influence to Wall Street and accuses them of steering U S politics
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Firemen Confuse Moths With Illusion at Transit Tower
Deputy Chief M L Butler said fire companies rushed to the Transit tower Wednesday after a citizen reported sparks in the building. Crews reached the twenty ninth floor and found the glow and moths carried by warmed air created a misleading illusion. The moths’ wings reflected the tower lights, giving a sparking, fiery appearance.
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M. L. Butler
Sisitie to Be Married in Phoenix Romance Ties Roosevelt Era
Sissie Boettiger shown to marry Van H Seagraves in Phoenix Oregon family confirms wedding date July 7 with former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt set to attend. The couple formed after Sissie and brother Curtis adopted the Boettiger surname following their mother's divorce and remarriage.
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van H. Seagraves
Charles Seagraves
Oregon
Wty
Ore
Buzzie
Boettiger
New York
Curtis Dail
New Southwest Signs U. S. Contract for aircraft work
Earl Iian of Slick Airways announced a U. S. air force contract to modify and repair 66 C-46 aircraft, a $1.5 million job. San Antonio becomes the southwest repair base with 300 aircraft mechanics for six months, starting July 15, expanding the local shop from 10 to a permanent operation.
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Earl Iian
Slick Airways
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Slick
U.S. Air Force
Georgia
Arkansas
United States backs prompt action on Berlin crisis
Secretary Marshall said the US would deal promptly with basic questions raised by the Soviet blockade of Berlin but gave no specifics. In London Bevin spoke of a direct approach to the Kremlin. Marshall affirmed staying in Berlin as airlift tonnage and milk deliveries were discussed amid mixed signals about armed actions.
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Marshall
United States
Berlin
London
Ernest Bevin
Kremlin
Army Air Force
Europe
DM Poodus Marshall
Adoption Sought For Six Children
SARANAC LAKE N Y June 30 Felix Gales 42 World War 1 veteran today offered his six children for adoption because he cannot find a place for them to live The family has lived in a house for nine years which has now been sold and he must move The children include a 14 year old boy and five girls aged 7 to 10 years old
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Saranag Lake
Felix Gales
Gales
Alabama Delegation Plans First Nomination at Convention
MOBILE June 30 The chairman designate of Alabama's delegation said Eisenhower's name would be the first placed in nomination at the Democratic national convention. Former Lt. Gov Handy Ellis said Alabama will yield to Texas for the nomination. Ellis leads a group of 14 Alabama delegates pledged to walk out if Truman civil rights program appears in the platform.
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Handy Ellis
Texas
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Truman
Truman Speaks at Monument Anniversary Ceremony
President Truman will address a Saturday ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the cornerstone laying for the Washington monument. The event, held in Washington, reflects on commemorations of the nation’s capital landmark amid ongoing wartime era visibility.
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