River Walk Curfew Approved by City Council
City council approved a curfew for the beautified River Walk segment from midnight to 6 am, effective Thursday. The measure, requested by the San Antonio River Authority, carries penalties up to 108 dollars. In other business, the council awarded the city gasoline contract for the new fiscal year to Monarchy Refining Co at 141.2 cents per gallon and awarded gasoline storage to Golden West Lubricating Co.
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San Anenio
San Antonio
Monarchy Refining Co
Golden West Lubricating Co
Red Police Guard East Berlin Free German Youth Rally
Red police posted guards along the Russian sector boundary to keep about 100,000 FDJ marchers in East Berlin from straying to the west. Soviet papers warned Anglo American forces jail peaceful youth for wearing blue shirts while FDJ contingents continued arriving by train and truck, with officials predicting the crowd could double by tomorrow.
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Red
FDJ
East Berlin
FDI Eohorts
Comunist
ECA Chief Smashes Savings Target and Cuts Aid
Washington May 25 ECA chief Paul Hoffman disclosed a huge saving of 277.6 million dollars in European recovery funds and indicated a potential 429 million dollar cut in aid to Britain.
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ECA
Washington
Paul Hoffman
Britain
Ex-Czech Aide Held Ant i Russian Charge
Prague May 25. Former Czechoslovak foreign minister Vladimir Clementis was charged as a class enemy unfriendly toward the Soviet Union. It is the first official charge since his resignation on March 14.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Clementis
Soviet Union
Weather map shows scattered showers in central regions
A US weather map indicates scattered showers or thundershowers across the lower Great Lakes, upper Ohio Valley, and southern and central plains. The remainder of the nation is forecast for drier conditions with varying cloud cover and occasional showers in some areas.
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Lower
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Central Plains
Weather Summary From Grey May Day Report
Humidity and temperature data for Thursday morning in Grey show May mean values, 24 hour rainfall at 1.34 inches for the month, 1.32 inches monthly deficit, and 4.06 inches yearly deficit. Moonrise and moonset times, high and low tides, wind notes, and pollen counts for grass and weeds are reported along with wind and sunrise details.
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Seta
Tira Hss
Builder Files Malice Action For Damages In Suit
W. H. Wiley sues Ely L Bergmann and Texas Home Improvements Inc in Thirty-seventh District Court for 1330 damages claiming malicious prosecution after a contract on March 28 to build a frame structure. after completion Bergmann as agent allegedly filed a theft charge later dismissed. Wiley seeks damages for humiliation and lost work.
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W. H. Wiley
Ely L Bergmann
Texas Home Improvements, Inc
Wiley
Bergmann
Law No
Balanced Farm Program Advocated by Truman Visit
President Truman urged a balanced farm program during a White House briefing with visiting Ohio farmers. He warned prosperity in business, labor, or agriculture at the expense of others risks trouble, stating the program should be good for the whole country.
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Washington
Truman
Ohio
White House
Hydrogen bomb threat to U.S. atomic power
May 25 report from Long Beach says Dr. Robert F. Bacher warned at the national congress of parents and teachers that large scale hydrogen bomb production would deprive the United States of material for atomic power projects. He urged careful balance between military and peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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Long Beach
U. S
Robert F. Bacher
Tov Jatorite
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
70000 Pupils Out UpE CITY Strike Spreads Across Mexico
In Mexico City 12000 sit-down at National Polytechnic Institute extended into high schools while in Coahuila 830 teachers halted work, affecting 50000 primary students. Demanded 30 percent salary rise as nationwide education strikes continue.
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National Polytechnic Institute
Coahuila
ECA Aid for Indo China Planned
Washington reports a special mission by the ECA to Southeast Asia to craft economic aid for Indo China. Paul G. Hoffman says plans cover industrial rehabilitation projects and other economic help in Cambodia Laos and Vietnam, with amounts and types still under discussion.
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Washington
HCA
Southeast Asia
Indo- China
Paul G. Hoffman
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
Hoffman
Mann Guilty Of The Theft
A man named Mann was found guilty of an April 15 theft at a San Antonio retail store. He stole a pair of trousers valued at $6.95, was fined $50, and sentenced to 90 days in jail. He refused an attorney and defended himself.
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San Antonio
Steele
Reds Seize Seoul After Arrests of 200 Communist Suspects
Korean officials announced the arrest of more than 200 alleged Communist sympathizers and said Red North Korea tried to influence the republic's national election. Prosecutors alleged plots to run the government, aiming to sway voters before Tuesday's election.
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Seoul
Korea
Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Jumbled Phrases
Readable fragments show disordered words about a day’s events. Names, dates, or places are unclear, making it impossible to identify a person, organization, location, or outcome from the damaged text.
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