Ex-DA Aid Sued Over $11,300 Note
The suit, filed by Vernon Tommins Adler and others, accuses Sam G. Newton former Kendall County assistant district attorney of signing a 11,300 promissory note under duress. Plaintiffs seek principal plus interest and attorney fees while Newton counters that the note is invalid and he already paid 1,256. They allege misappropriation of over 26,300 and claim the note was a settlement for such funds. The estate details and alleged influence over Mrs. Tommins’ will are part of the amended petition.
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Sam G. Newton
Vernon Tommins Adler
Glenn B. Adler
Dorothy V. Helm
Floyd H. Helm Jr
Kendall County
Lilly L. Tommins
Newton
Tommins
Graham opens six week Glasgow crusade at Kelvin Hall
Billy Graham launched a six week salvation drive in Glasgow drawing about 13 000 worshippers to Kelvin Hall for the opening service. The evangelist reported a strong response with many souls seeking decisions for Christ as city officials mobilized transport and security for the large crowd.
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Glasgow
Billy Graham
Scotland
Kelvin’ Hall
Graham
Kelvin Hall
Eggs for Korea aid shipment details emerge
Seoul reports a Heifer Project donation of 60,000 fertilized duck eggs to Korea with a shipment from the Netherlands in April. The U S aid group previously sent 216,000 hatching eggs, 97 milk goats, 292 pigs and other livestock to Korea in 1952, along with rabbits goats and bees from headquarters in New Windsor Maryland.
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Seoul
Netherlands
Heifer Project, Inc
U. S
Woluntar
Korea
New Windsor
Substandard GIs Get Sack
Heidelberg reports the United States Army will discharge 5367 soldiers from Europe for low mental and aptitude test scores. Those with three or more years of active service are ineligible for reenlistment due to higher standards. Discharges begin in May and end by July, part of manpower ceilings to maintain a reduced strength army. Total U S Army in Europe is about 300,000 men.
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Heidelberg
U. S. Army
Europe
U. S
Rice censures San Antonio vice squad over prostitution
City Manager Rice said he was unhappy with police handling of prostitution in San Antonio. He planned to meet Lt. Shaw in front of Police Chief Bichsel, authorize overtime to fight vice, and assign three undercover men as he discussed the issue with Bichsel Col. Feldman and hygiene official Slates.
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Rice
San Antonio
Wilton Shaw
American Social Hygiene Assny
Pmt
Shaw
Bichsel
Albert Feldman
H. M. Slates
Hygiene Group
Back At Work After Suspensions Of City Health Officials
Two city health department officials and a health director returned to work after mid February suspensions. Dr D S Robertson resumed head roles in meat and milk inspection and rabies control while William Monahans took the rabies control supervisor post. A civil service board ordered their return following a hearing on the irregularities in the sale of dogs from the city pound.
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City Health Department
D. S. Robertson
William Monahans
City Pound
City Health
L. E.silverthorn
Robertson
Monahans
Civil Service Board
Average American family income posted 1954 level
Government economists report the average American family earned 5330 in 1954 with 4820 left after federal income taxes. The 30 percent rise since 1947 and distribution details show 40 percent above 5000 annually and 55 percent above 4000, across 30.5 million family units including farm and nonfarm households.
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Washington
INS
Commerce Department
U. S
Tioe
Famies
Iicomes
Department
PTA backs funds for city recreation budget rise
The San Antonio Council of Parents and Teachers endorsed a 340000 increase in the city recreation department budget. At the public meeting Thomas B Portwood city school district superintendent told over 260 members about how exceptional children are being educated in city schools. Mrs Hayden Miller council president announced the Fifth District Texas Congress of PTA spring conference will meet March 31 at Harlandale High School.
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San Antonio
Nuclear Submarine Nautilus Stirs Lawmakers In Washington
Senator Gore and Representative Price praised the Nautilus test cruise as proving atomic power offers vast peacetime potential. They said the submarine proves nuclear capability will shape a future fleet while features like air conditioning and water distillation underline practical benefits.
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Washington
INS
Sen. Gore
D Tenn
House-Senate
Price
Gore
Reuters
Petition Seeks Median Strip on San Pedro Road
A 58 signature petition filed in the city clerk's office asks for a median strip on San Pedro from Olmos Creek to Loop 3. Signers from Mount Sacred Heart School clubs say students face danger and request a new traffic signal and crosswalk markings at San Pedro and Oblate.
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San Pedro
Olmos Creek
Loop 3
Father's
Father’s Clubs
Mount Sacred Heart School
Oblate
Honored At Banquet For Five Time Lincoln Mercury Award
Hubert H. Verschoyle a Turbiville Motors sales man was in Detroit Monday for a banquet in his honor. He earned a Lincoln Mercury Inner Circle award for sales achievement for the fourth time as Lincoln Mercury executives recognized his outstanding salesmanship with a gold lapel pin and a plaque during a week long Florida vacation guest of the company.
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Hubert H. Verschoyle
Turbiville Motors Shame ~ Inc
Detroit
Verschoyle
Lincoln-Mercury Inner Circle
HW. Verschoyle
Florida
Lincoln-Mercury
Lincoln
Mercury
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