Few Lesser Witnesses Stir on List
The defense in Chaplin's trial for transporting Joan Barry to New York and back plans to rest its case with a handful of lesser witnesses. Jerry Giesler indicated remaining witnesses include a 26 year old British-born woman and others, as the judge denied a motion for acquittal and the defense pressed toward completing its case. Notable testimony came from Hans Ruesch who described Barry’s condition and events surrounding her December 1942 visit, along with payment records to Barry’s account.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Joan Barry
New York
Jerry Giesler
Sds
J. FT [O'Connor
Glesteren
Hans Ruesch
Barry
Itil Oy
Ruesch
Harty
Tulsa
Adts
Chaplin
Claude H. Rakenstein
Santa Me
Beverly Hille
Maya
Chaplin Naps
Obituary notices from a San Antonio paper with multiple deaths
A batch obituary itemization lists several local deaths including Mrs. Macynicl oy of Koepke Street, Conrad Longurla at 302 West Commerce, Mae Macy E. Nichols of 160 Koepke Street, Adolph D. Holzhaus of 501 Breidway, Micaela Luera of 306 North Pinto, Major Jerry and Agnes Henderson among others. Survivors, funeral arrangements, services at Riebe and other chapels, interments at San Fernando Cemetery No. 2, Roseland Burial Park, Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery, and Mission Burial Park with dates and officiants where readable.
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Macynicl Oy
Koepker Street
Meding County
San Antonio
Martin Nichols
Little Littleton
San Antondo
Riebe Funeral Home
Conrad Longurla
West Commerce Street
Lena
Victoria
Juanita
M. E. Rodriguez
San Fernando Cathedral
San Ferenando
Mae Macy E. Nichols
Koepke Street
Surevivors
Husbard
Maclin Nacholx
Lottie Kittleton
Rive Puneral
Adolph D. Holshaus
Breidway
Pauline Spettel Holzhaus
Marlon Adolph
Clement John
Vera Marie
Puneral
Angelus Poneral Homme
Patrick Feeney
Peter Prince
Misa Micaela Luera
North Pinto Street
Andres Loera
Manuela Acosta
Benito
Fermin
Rafael
Augustin
Urbana
Tovar
Servicoa
Martinez Ortiz
San Fernando Cemetery No. 2
County to Save on Jury Summonses
Judge R W B Terrell announced that the district judges will adopt penny postcard summons for jurors to cut postage costs. The change shifts from mailed envelopes at 2 cents postage to postcard notices, reducing expense for the county and jurors.
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Servier
R. W. B. Terrell
S A Livestock Mowing quotations Fay Antonia market report
S A Livestock reports Federal State Market News quotations at Fay Antonia Livestock market with varied cattle weights and grades. Prices show cows grinders magnums and mediums from 7.50 to 12.00 per 100 pounds, stocker calves and feeders listed with per hundred weight ranges, and specific figures for different classes. Also notes Santa Fe Trail opening between Missio and New Mexico.
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Federal
Fay Antonia
Cee Taobao Hs
Sidtra
Cholen
Oil News Developments Point to Lower Pay Zone Output
The report details drilling progress across Texas fields near Reghguon, Alleston, and Bay area sites. Wells such as Tijerina No 2 and Wallon No 3 inch toward sand sequences while several others reach depths around 8000 feet and beyond. Emergent sand lenses and erratic pay at deeper levels suggest the Geeligian field flank may yield from lower pay zones as operations advance into 350 to 8400 feet and deeper Wilcox sands.
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Reghguon
Jin
Wellacoun
Alleston
Texas
Caninsny
Tileyla
Tis
Paya
Tijerina
Achry
Wallon
Bay Area
Bee County
Ndewater
Rehunneman
Nordheim
Teitt County
Buichee-Arthur
Kolodzielizk
Game County
Magnolia
Duval Ranch
Atanol
Driacoli
Clara Eld
Matis
Frank Gravie
Benavides Field
Continental
Reed
Cabeza Creek
Jackson
Bennett
haSalle
Jrevaon
Wes
Arkansas
Lyons
New Range Field
Karnes County
Willkie’s domestic and war policy contrasts urged by H.W.M.
In a reflective column the writer debates Willkie’s past recommendations on taxes doubling the federal ax levy and strategic wartime planning. He recalls Willkie’s push for a large tax hike, criticizes premature invasions, and argues about choosing between Willkie and Roosevelt as the crisis deepens.
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Willie
White] House
Willkie
D! Wilkie
Roosevelt
Congress
Wellkie
Ktess
Mrs L G Coley Honored at Many Parties
Mrs L G Coley is feted with multiple goodby parties before leaving Camp Normoyle for a new post in Fork Cook Omaha Nev. Hosts include Mrs D R Crowley with a morning coffee for 25 guests and Mrs Claude Dittman who hosted a bridge luncheon.
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LG. Coley
Coronel ‘Coley
Camp
Normoyle
Fork Cook
Omaha
Nev
D. R. Crowley
G. J. Dittman
Claude Assery
Mrs. Coley
Mesdamen C
D. Conn
Bernard Ladon
C. Halbed
H. Ditteman
George Birkham
Clarence Wortham
D. BR. Crowley
C. H. Dittman
Coley
Friny
Texas Livestock Market Reports Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices
Federal market news from San Antonio notes mixed livestock activity on Wednesday. Top hog price reached 360 per hundred. sheep shipments included fresh shorn wethers at 5.75 and No 2 pelts at 6.00 per hundredweight. several herds and individual buyers reported varying weights and prices across cattle, hogs, and sheep, with notable entries from Marble Falls Comal Bexar Dimmit Medina and Rothmanns.
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Brnte
San Antonio
W. L. Phillips
Marble Falls
Texas Livestock Marketing
Rudolph Goechting
Comal County
Rothmann and Sons
Warold Bierks
Bexar County
Kothmann and Sons
H.W. Harlung
Dimmit
Kothtmann
Jacob Schneers
Medina County
Ussery Ends Leave Visit Returns to Corpus Christi Station
Wayne Ussery, a second class seaman, has returned to his post at Reddfield Corpus Christi after spending 12 days on leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Claude Ussers.
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Ussery
Neegham Wayne Ussery
Reddfield
Corpus Christi
Claude Ussers
New Canteen Course Sets Open for Red Cross Canteen
A new course of instruction for Red Cross Canteen corps will open at La Vita April 15. Timpson, chairman, announced Thursday. Bon Antonio women who completed the regular nutrition course may register by calling G.028. Workers may serve at La Vita headquarters or the blog donot center on special assignments. The San Antonio League of Women Voters officers will be elected at a meeting at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Mrs. James Neely Weir’s home. The program will include reports on county government, led by Mrs. Jack Allensworth with Mesdames Hetty Brown and L. Wakehead. Mrs. Clayton Beatt attends a general conference in Houston. Mrs. Daisy Sislop led the program for Alamo Review, W. B. A., this week, with Mesdames Myrtle Fischer, Bess Schafer and Addie Grobe assisting. Mrs. Frances Summers named Mrs. Julia Smasales pioneer resident and Mrs. Berta Lee and Mrs. Minnie Conyers on the telephone committee. Mrs. Mary Warden was welcomed as a new member.
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Red Cross
la Vita
Misa Vera ‘Timpson
Bon Antonio
la Villite
Donot Center
San Antonio League of Women Voters
James Neely Weir
Jack Allensworth
Hetty Brown
L. ©. Wakehead
Clayton Beatt Ts
Daisy Sislop
Alamo Review
Myrtle Fischer
Bess [Schafer
Addie Grobe
Frances Sumimers
Julia Smasales
Berta Lee
Minnie Conyers
Mary Warden
70 000 British Miners Now Idle
London March 30 Estimated 70 000 miners were idle as Britain's coal strike spread across Yorkshire and several pits. The stoppage also affected apprentices in Scottish shipyards amid Bevin’s remarks that the unrest was caused by a few mischief makers. About 26 000 youths faced conscription demands exempt from coal mine drafting.
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Tondon
Yorkshire
Britain
Ernest Bevin
Orly
2000 Mexican Workers Leave for California Fields
March 20 2000 LATIN WORKERS Mexico City reports two thousand Mexican workers departed yesterday by special train to work in agricultural fields in California.
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Mexico City
California
New York Twins Welcome Quadruplets At City Hospital
A mother named Eleanor Zarief delivered four babies in New York, a set of quadruplets, at about 10 minutes apart. Father Harry Zarief, violinist, refused comment on fatherhood after selling exclusive rights to his story. The infants slept well and were fed sugar and water during the night. Dr. Benjamin L. Watson led the delivery with a medical team.
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Sloane
New York City
Eleanor Zarlef
Benjamin L. Watson
Pr. Watson
Zarief
G. B.S
2 Newsnaper
Harry Zaonief
Nik
Raneen
Teddy Zarief
Taldore Milley
Newark
Bridal Shower Honors Doris Fehrmann Bride-to-Be
Mrs Coley hosted a luncheon in the Peraux room of the St Anstoly hotel Monday to compliment Mrs Gragg Coley. Forty guests attended a crystal shower aiding the wedding of Doris Fehrmann and Marion Coulter in April. Bridesmaid Darla Lee Byler and other attendees included Mrs Fred Schiodler, Miss Ethel Smith, Mrs Robert Jerg, Mrs Edward Altmann, and Mrs Ruth Bryant.
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Mrs. Vy
Peraux
St. Anstoly Hotel
Gragg Coley
Fred Schiodler
Fort Worth
Ethel Smith
New Yor
Robert J.erg
Edward Altmann
Ruthy Bryant
Darla Lee Byler
Doris Fehrmann
Marion Coulter
Reitette van Wogn
Dorothy Hae Wurzbach
Mary Lay Baller
Bexar GOP Women Host Presidential Preference Vote
The Bexar county Republican women’s group will hold a mini primary at the regular January meeting at the St. Anthony hotel at 12:15 p.m. Friday. Members will write the name of the candidate they prefer on a slip for nomination. Results will be announced at the end. The group plans to open downtown booths Wednesday for public presidential preference Express.
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Berar County
Tg St. Anthony
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James Martin
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
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