New York Firm Buys Hilton Hotel in San Antonio
A New York firm, Comax Management Co., buys the San Antonio Hilton and will take possession July 1. Samuel Sockol, Domax president, says the name will change to fit the local area and history, with staff retained. Domax plots further Texas expansion including Houston and Dallas.
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Death Row Felon Freed in Nevada Parole Board Action
Richard Boudreau, 29, formerly sentenced to die for the 1948 murder of co worker Richard Stuart in Elko county Wyoming, was granted freedom by the Nevada parole board on Wednesday after commutation in 1950. He will be released July 24 and must remain in Nevada under state restrictions. The victim’s mother had urged release.
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Richard Boudreau
Lynn
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Richard Stuart
Lander
Wyo
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Delegates to Assign Texas Delegates to Clark Hotel
Los Angeles announcement from J Leonard Reinsch assigns Texas delegates to the Clark hotel during the Democratic national convention opening July 11. Delegates from Texas will stay at the Clark as part of the official lodging plan for the event.
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Los Angeles
J. Leonard Reinsch
Texas
Clark Hotel
Hearst Consolidated Names New President at Los Angeles Meeting
Randolph A. Hearst was elected president of Hearst Consolidated Publications Inc at a Tuesday director’s meeting at the Sheraton West. William Randolph Hearst Jr. becomes chairman of the board. J. D. Gortatowsky announced four new board members and the election of E. D. Becker as president of Hearst Publishing Co. Inc.
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Randolph A. Hearst
Hearst Consolidated, Publications, Inc
Sheraton-West
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hearst Corp
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Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Hearst Publishing Co., Inc
Gortatowsky
E. D. Becker
J. Kingsbury Smith
New York Herald-American
Hillboro
Newspaper Printing Co
Los Angeles Examiner
George R. Hearst Jr
Los Angeles Herald-Express
Ilisher
Herald-Express
Detroit Times
Hearst Consolidated Publica
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National! Tions, Inc
Hearst Publish-l
Hearst Newsing Co., Inc
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House OKs Water Bill Cuts Budget by Billions
The House on Wednesday passed a bill appropriating about 370 million less than the president requested for the coming year starting July 1. The measure totals around 4.168 billion dollars with a roll call of 1387 to 1.
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Washington
Santa Barbara Woman Sentenced for Early Morning Lawn Mowing
Mrs. Orville E Brady received 15 days in jail after a 6 30 am lawn mowing with a power mower woke neighbor Mrs Howard Baul and others, triggering a disturbance complaint in Santa Barbara Calif.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Orville E. Brady
Howard Baul
Teamsters Move to Oust Ex-Upper Leader in Seattle Board
The secretive board of Frank Brewster’s Local 174 ordered Tuesday that the Lame Teamsters International vice president be expelled. Local 174 fined Brewster $15,000 on union charges tied to irregular handling of $121,850. The court heard Mrs Brady disclose her husband’s heart condition and rising tensions linger over appeals and the timing of actions by the Teamsters International and Joint Council.
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Secrtive
Frank Brewster
Lame Teamsters International
Board of Local 174
Brewster
Teamsters
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