Braceros Warned Not to Cross U.S. Border for Work
Mexican migrant workers were urged to stay home as of May 12. An Interior Department notice said there is no current contracting for farm or ranch labor in the United States, signaling restricted cross border employment opportunities.
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Calvert Distillers Introduces Blended Whiskey Reserve
Auditor notes a product shift to Calvert Reserve blended whiskey 86.8 proof from Calvert Distillers Corp New York. The label cites 65 percent grain neutral spirits and mentions Calvert Reserve branding along with distribution context.
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Calvert Distillers Corp
New York
Cily A Ener Cott
Farkily
Man Injured By Bomb In Doorstep Attack
Willie Hazele, 52, of 1123 N Olive Street, is listed in critical condition at Baptist Memorial Hospital after being struck on the head with a 25 pound bomb. Witnesses A C Sandoval and J J Patino report a fractured skull. Julia Jones, 27, also of the same address, is booked for investigation after saying a woman who employed her as a maid gave the bomb. To reach interested buyers, a Want Ad for The Light may be dialed F 1231.
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N. Olive Strear
Baptist MeMorial Hospital
A.C. Sandoval
J. J. Patino
Julia Jones
Raider to Bat Again at Bandera Stampede Show
Bandera hosts a rodeo and cowboy show Friday and Saturday featuring a replica gambling joint for constable Dale Richardson of La Porte to raid. The plan, described as a repeat performance, aims to wreck the mock joint as entertainment amid local publicity and Houston ties.
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la Porte
Dale Richardson
Houston
Richardson
Jack Broderick
Medina
Herris County
Grand Jury
Navy Warns Sailors for Misconduct on Public Conveyances
The Navy issues a directive via All Hands to curb unfavourable conduct by enlisted men on trains, buses and other public transport. It authorizes arrest by Army or Air Force personnel as a possible remedy for discipline problems observed during travel.
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INS
Navy Today
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All Hands
Rice Bran Oil Might Become Million-Dollar Industry
Texas A and M professor Dr. W. D. Harris told the American Oil Chemists Society in Orleans that extraction of edible oils and vitamins from rice bran could turn into a million-dollar industry in Louisiana Texas and Arkansas. He noted rice bran, once livestock feed, can yield valuable edible products.
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Texas Chemical Engineer
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
W. D. Harris
Texas A
M. College
American Oil Chemists’ Society
Banquet Set for Hospital Alumnae Homecoming
The Baptist Memorial hospital alma mater will host its annual alumnae homecoming banquet at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Manor tearoom. Miss Audrey Cochran, president, announced Dr. W. B. Russ will speak, with Mrs. Virginia Scanlon as chair of the Tangemints committee.
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The
Medical and Surgical Memorial Hospital
Manor
Audrey Cochran
Association
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Virginia Scanlon
Spy Case Balk Prevails in Prosecution Bid
Washington May 12 A torrent of words stalled prosecutors in an espionage case against Judith Coglon. Archibald Palmer defense counsel keeps the FBI agent on the stand, saying he will prolong proceedings all summer if needed to uncover all facts as Brewer Wilson testifies amid persistent questioning.
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Washington
Judith Coglon
Cepton
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
Grant
FBI
Brewer Wilson
San Antonio ISD Board Approves School Purchases
The San Antonio Independent School District board met Wednesday to approve classroom furniture, veterans training equipment, and cafeteria equipment at 4763.50. Contract forms for teachers and administrators were approved, new teachers elected, and bids totaling 2033.15 awarded to Dulling Carleton Merchants and Carrol printing firms.
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San Antonio Independent School
Dulling, Carleton, Merchants
Carrol Printing Companies
Ex-AF Pilot Convicted in Aircraft Export Case
A former U S air force pilot James G Hurst 27 was convicted by Federal Judge Allen B Hannay of illegally exporting an A 20 attack bomber from the United States to aid Nicaraguan rebels. He testified he flew the plane from Los Angeles to Guatemala City last year via the Rio Grande valley International airport.
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U.S. Airforce
Allen B. Hannay
James
G.' Hurst
Ilegally
Hurst
Miami
Colombian Air Iines
Los Angeles
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Rio Grande Valley International
Arabs Mob Attacks U S Embassy in Tripoli
In Tripoli Libya yesterday Arabs tore the U S flag from the American consulate during a demonstration opposing a plan to restore Tripoli to Italian trusteeship in 4351. Stones and iron balls were hurled at windows as the crowd protested.
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Tripoli
Libya
U.S
Tripoliytanla
Weight loss plan and product pitch claim
An incoherent advertisement-like text promises weight loss with a product or regimen. It mentions pounds to lose, time frames, and a location, but the content is garbled and lacks clear, verifiable claims or structured facts. The piece references a person named Britton and a weight target around 185 pounds with advice to consult a pharmacist.
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