Chaplin Faces Morals Trial Over 1942 Transport
Charles Chaplin is summoned for trial in federal court on charges that he transported Joan Barry from Los Angeles to New York City in October 1942 for immoral purposes and later returned her to Hollywood. The case marks a wartime change allowing women on juries. A second count accuses him of conspiracy to deprive Miss Barry of civil rights.
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Matth
Charles Chaplin
Joan Barry
Los Angeles
New York City
Hollywood
U.S
Charles Carr
Chiplin
Miss
Barry
Conspiracy Indictments Highlight Burial Permits Names
A list of individuals connected to conspiracy indictments includes Richard Conroy Gibson and Chaplin, alleged to have pressured Marnelia to leave Beverly Hills after probation. The document names many ages and addresses, noting charges of vagrancy later dismissed and civil action seeking paternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Conroy Gibson
Chaplin
Marnelia
Beverly Hls
Petley Dominenez
South Chaps
Agustino A. Sanchez
Guadalupe
Jo Maren
Jo Maren Js
Reging Witting
Inox Kollman
Bonde
Texas
Carol
Adelfo Mesa
Sauh Gancho
Ann
Daniel Ortiz Jr
East Crockett
Felix Rendon
South Laredo
Mary Eseniine Marion Vander
Lvlens
Stonewall I
Tassell
Avena Mare
Ernest Sewen
West
John Lawrence Jr
Man Gets Month For Pistol Totin
Mariano Monuaro pleaded guilty in County Court at Law No 2 to carrying a pistol and was sentenced to a month in jail by Judge C J Matthews. Tex Wasterzil said this was the first pistol carrying case in six weeks and noted the court’s crackdown on weapon toters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariano Monuaro
South
Laredo Street
C. J. Matthews
Tex Wasterzil
Trial of Utility Suit Step Nearer
The city moves closer to its suit to break the Guadalupe-Blanca River Authority lease on the Comal power plant. City Attorney Tommy Cobbs Jr. said court filings are complete in Houston and a brief to GBRA has been returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rial
Guadalupe-Blanca
Farmers may slaughter hogs without permit extended
The period for farm slaughtering of hogs and pork deliveries without permits has been indefinitely extended by order from Dennis M. Poe, official in the office of administration. The extension follows a wartime directive suspended last November and reflects ample pork supplies while beef, veal and lamb show dwindling reserves per an American Meat Institute survey. Cattle receipts in San Antonio are down as finished range cattle have largely been marketed, with corral-fed cattle not yet moving to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M. Poe
War Food Administration
American Meat Institute
OPA
Institute
San Antonio
Federal State Market
Inter
Local Medical Optometry Meeting and College Violin Solo
Dr J F Doyle and Dr B R Shipman to address a read papers meeting of the American Optometric Association at 7 pm Wednesday in Dr Nelson Greeman’s office Majestic Building Strelsa Heam. Our Lady of the Lake student violinist to be soloist at 7 pm Thursday in the college auditorium performing Tschaikowski concerto with the philharmonic orchestra. One hundred old timers former Junior Chamber of Commerce members invited to view a Russian war film at the Gunter hotel Wednesday night chaired by Joni Jones. former members aged under 35 eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City News
J. F. Doyle
BR. H. Shipman
American Optometric Association
Nelson Greeman
Chamber of Commerce
Gunter Hotel
Joni Jones
Oil News reports Wilcox sand field attempts and well data
Arkansan Fuel plans to open a Wilcox sand field with W F Buehrig and Kemper survey near Myersville Yorktown and Meld. Wells show Wilcox sand at 7632 37 feet with oil at 7652 67 feet. Multiple crews including Amerada Karnes county and others drill depths to 7180 feet 4398 feet and 4800 feet. Georgetown War Dads organized in Went with Duncan G Hughes noted as first Texas legislator to die in World War I.
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Arkansan Fuel
Wilcox
W. F Buehrig
Kemper Survey
Myersville
Yorktown
Butcher Arthur
Kolodziebark
Flatenia
Collins
Bnwers
Bridwell
Cosner
Amiles
Alice
Upper
Highland
Seiler
North Alice
Guy E. Green
Huggins
Goliad
Sless Mide
SC Bennett
West Ranch Field
Jackson County
Quin
No. LA
Seaport
Bennett
New LaSalle
Gulf Plains
Stratton Field
C. A. Greene
Texom 1
Geurultown
Marenaf
Georgetown
Went
Duncan G. Hughes
U. S. Army Air Corps
Texas
Livestock Market Quotation Notes From San Antonio News
Federal State Market News reports mixed receipts and varied demand at the San Antonio Livestock market. Cattle and hog prices show steady to higher trends with many classes unchanged or slightly improved, while sheep and goats offer limited supply and cautiously steady quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Stats Market News Service
San Antonio Livestock Market
Catron Spee
Suwa— Gand
Choice
Freders
Gord
Excursion Boat Now Off to Wars
Raymond Massey becomes a United States citizen today in New York after receiving final papers. The DeWitt Clinton, a 320 foot Hudson river excursion boat, is converted for troop transport with a steel superstructure, carrying thousands of troops to France in the last war without a single mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Massey
United States
DeWitt Clinton
Agadin As
France
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Scott
You
Dearest
Trinity University Theater Presents
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Houston
Tospin
Fritz A. Schucki
Hurley
Pleasarton
George D. McGuire
Pittsburgh
Delaware
Ohio
Amelia Troth Brickery
Robert. McGuire
Mina Arnold
Aganlet Avenue
J. R. Cravens
Babetta Hausman
Christine Silke
Puneral Services
Rieke Tuneral
Rev
A. L. Wolff
San Jose Burial Park
Victor Almaguer
South Pinto Street
Rudolph
Roy
Homer
Oralia Casanova
Bertha Almaguer
Angelus Chapel
San Fernando
Virginia M. Stokes
Lamont Street
W. M
F. C. Stokes
A. R. Ponder
G. PF. Bellas
Malden
Jennie Harvey
Florda Street
Damon and
Leon
Dorothy Wilson
Frank Martin
Mary Doolittle
Alma Severance
Alebe Chapel
Enlil G. Goeglein
Saunders Avenue
Olga Biering Goeglein
Emil Goeglein
Gene B Gilbert
Eawin
William J. Buesching
Riebe Chapel
Helotes Lutheran Cemetery
Warsaw
London
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Black Hawk
Sanita Fe
Santa Fe
Santa FE System
America
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