Stone Family Trip For Betty Stone Graduation
Laurence F Stone and son Larry leave dune two for Washington to attend Betty Stones graduation from Vernon Junior College on June 9. The event includes Mrs Stone and a list of sorority, choir, and university news. New Mexico and Alpha Omicron sororities are noted along with a local welcoming tub event and family milestones including care extending to the baby’s grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence F. Stone
Larry
Washington
University At
New! Mexico
Albuquerque
Mary Kay Kearns
George Ft Wearns
Alpha Omirga Sorgris
Ansonia
Thay
Beily Kearns
Patricia Am
Lom
eTub
Tuachron
la Valoma
Fecul J
Willy
Rodney Harrow
Joe Oy
I Skason
Kenneth Silen
Apthue
Snakes Found High in the Rockies Mystery Den
Denver reports a high altitude rattlesnake den discovered on the western slope above spa level by Crorpe Haywood a Denver High School volunteer who argues snakes can live at elevations over six thousand feet. The tale includes wild claims about attitudes and a related note on a restored musical by Dennis May who portrays a dentist in Biospeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Denver
Ula Jorror
Dennis May
Harrar
Mirror of Your Mind analysis by Lawrence Gould
Lawrence Gould discusses child development and the impact of private language in couples. He notes that some conditions in children may require individual treatment and sympathetic guidance, while adults may exhibit inherited sensitivities shaped by environment. The piece references a child psychiatrist and explores psychological factors behind reactions to objects and situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gould
Daily Horoscope BOUh Th ihe guetign and May Calendar Notes
A chaotic horoscope page mixes unclear dates with scattered zodiac signs and stray names. It mentions May and March periods, personality guidance, and travel notes, ending with a brief obituary note for Mrs. W. M. Tayman who traveled to Houston after visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Townsend.
Condon Not Disloyal Says Sawyer After Review
Washington secretary of commerce Charles Sawyer announced that the departments board found no reasonable grounds to declare Edward A. Condon disloyal. Condon agreed to suspend new information access and limit activities while the Atomic Energy Commission reviews his clearance, pending a hearing upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Sawyer
Correrce
Edward A. Condon
Sawyer
Condon
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Bureau of Standards
House In American Affairs
Cincinnati
Commerce
Department Board
Brackenridge Historians Win Third Consecutive State Honor
Brackenridge Historians, led by Col M L Crimmins, won state honors for the third consecutive year with Kai bert Earnest Lee of Wichita Falls awarded a $100 prize for best student paper at the West Texas Historical Association meeting. Crimmins announced the achievement Monday, with Lydia Magruder as teacher sponsor. more than 80 chapters competed in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuckenvinge
Six Animal Heads Sent to Austin Record
Six heads of animals, a record number, were sent to Austin Monday for examination by the city health department. Dr. A F Wharton, chief veterinarian, said the previous daily high was four. Tests were under way in Austin to determine if a San Antonio man's death from a bite by a rabid dog was attributable to rabies. The death certificate listed rabies as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. F. Wharton
San Antonio
U S Gets 3rd Boeing Rebuff
Washington May 10 The government pressed to end a 14500 machinists strike at the Boeing bomber plant in Seattle amid management refusals to attend talks. The public mediation effort drew three refusals from Boeing after inviting both sides to Washington meetings. The company contends the machinists violated a no strike provision in the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Boeing
Seafite
Washington
Canciliation Service
Gontenes
Aeromuchcel Meciantes Union
Ind
Boy 14 Must Face Trial for Murder
New Jersey Supreme Court rules that 14 year old Wred Valley Szigel ski from Newark must stand trial in criminal court for the murder of his friend John Pres lion jr, 11, of Kearny. The ruling states the juvenile delinquency act does not extend to murder cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. d
New Jersey Supreme Court
Wred Valley
Szigelski
Newark
John Pres Lion Jr
Kearny
C P Gaut Services Held Funeral services for Charlie P Gaut
Funeral services for Charlie P Gaut 69 of 314 Cumberland bivd Dallas were held Saturday. He died Thursday in Dallas and had a long career with MKT as a foreman. A Tennessee native living in San Antonio since 1916 he held multiple Masonic and Knights Templar titles. Survivors include Ada Stay Gaul wife daughters Ervin L Tezel and Richard R Atkinson son Charlie P Gaut Jr and four grandchildren, all of San Antonio. Interment at Roselawn Memorial Park under Alamo Lodge auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie P. Gaut
Cumberland Bivd
Dallas
Gaul
MKT
Iis
Exque
Aed Inka A Heme
Sear
Tennesse
San Antonio
Alamo Lodge
Ssuytoses Chapel
Royal
Asbh Masons
Eos Thriee Ihisiriaus
Sin Antonie
Commanier
Knights Templar
Ada Stay Gaul
Ervin L. Tezel
Richard R. Atkinson
Charlie P. Gaut Jr
Pyran
Roselawn Memorial Park
Works Both Ways in Cleveland Rail Strike tensions
In Cleveland on May 10 194? the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers faced a strike threat while AFL unionists picketed the Park Lane Villa hotel with about 59 members demanding a contract including retroactive wage increases and a union shop. EB representative Sant Misher condemned the rail brotherhood as anti labor during talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
AFL
Park Lane Villa
Park Lang
East End
Ebusiness
Sant Misher
Rail Brotherhood
Plunge Drowns 3 in Idaho Reservoir Crash
Three people drowned and two others reported missing after an auto plunged into Arrowrock reservoir near Boise Idaho. The victims were Clarence P May 52 Ronald May 5 and Richard May 7 months all of Bolse. Searchers dragged the reservoir for the missing Mr and Mrs Clarence E May of the Youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss
Idaho
May Y.—Sai— I
Ar ‘Rowrock
Here
Clarence P. May
Ronald May
Richard May
Bolse
Clarence E. May
City Health Dept Fund Sat on Building Maintenance Funds
The city health department fund, built from building tenant rentals, shows a depleted balance of 327 dollars, down from 12,759 dollars on March 4. City Paymaster Carroll Todd says payments should come from general health payroll funds, not the building fund, which now feeds the city's general fund. Dr. Austin E. Hill, health director, authorized pay raises for seven employees effective May 2. Monthly rental income to the building fund averages about 275 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Commerce
Monty
Carroll Todd
Health Department
Todd
Austin E. Hill
Lagging Tax Receipts Prompt City and School Collections
Tax receipts for city and school districts trail last year's pace by about 1 percent after the first 33 days of the collection period. In 1947, 91.5 percent was collected in that span. this year the figure stands at 215 percent. Total payments reached 2,230,736 dollars to date. Also features color comics and a note to see Puck and The Comic! Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondie
Mapgie
Jiggs
Flash Gordon
Little Jodine
Donald Duck
Puck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iyene Henderson
Bete
Bela Kappa Gamma Sorority
Junes P. E. Divison
Ralph Jackson
Grave Gissaml Davis
Brown
Rose Mary
Hill
Elizabeth Koch
Elizabeth Bailey
Cogey Mae Couch
Rave
Waco
Line Yew
Itv
Mestaines Jackson and
Smith
Answoert No
Sis’ de
Richard J. Jenkins
Hower
InsHullms
Br Frances Inlake
Vaury
Okie
Tag
Jeg Mareh
Carlend—S
Widriey
Yhalie
Yu Alegious
Hove
Dolworty
Sagléating
Davy
Donny
Plares
Haining
Vineur
Buster Romney
Sonwror
Prato
W. M. iTayman
Houston
Menyana
San Antonio i
Tex
Marian Martin
Dr. Condon
Brackenridge
U.S
Cavyright
William J. Mister
Bing Featores
C. P. Gaut
Charip
Gaut Masonic
Maurice Strelita
Chase & Sanborne
New Chase & Sanborn
Heke
Sim Alterman’s Men
City Health Dept.Fundl On
Oearet
Bea
le Ted
FairMaid
Monterey
Itl West
City Hall
W. Houston
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!