Truman and Stettinius Push for Stronger U S Role in World
At the United Nations conference in San Francisco President Truman and Secretary of State Stettinius outline a decisive U S foreign policy. Stettinius plans a national radio address as Washington pressures for leadership against fascist and colonial remnants while debates over veto power at the new security council intensify.
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San Francisco
Truman
Stettinius
Somefintea
United States
Yalta
Washington
Londott
Russia
World Security Council
Pine
Herber V. Evatt
Australia
Argentina
Warsaw
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
War Plants Corporation
Washington, D.C. L
Obscure Beverage Trends Mentioned In A Mid Century Column
A garbled passage hints at beverage preferences and pricing phrases about orange juice grapefruit juice lemonade and bee dlea. It mentions pot beer goat milk bottlers and a policy about drink shortages. Rum and Coca Cola are cited as popular summer beverages while cola drinks are described as hard hit by looters. The text reflects a chaotic retail or social commentary tone from a past era.
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Knowlton to Start Turbine At Mission Road Plant
President S. E. Knowlton of the San Antonio Manufacturers' Association will press the switch at 6 p.m. Tuesday to start the new $2,000,000 turbine at the Mission road power plant. The unit, paid for by the board from current revenue, adds NG kilowatts of generating capacity and reduces reliance on the New Braunfels power grid under a contract unit. W. McVay chairs arrangements for the association program, which features a banquet for 400 San Antonio factory owners and managers, with speeches by Mayor Mauermann Col. W. B. Tuttle and General Manager Td Kifer of the City Public Service.
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S. E. Knowlton
San Antonio
W. McVay
Mauermann
W. B. Tuttle
Td Kifer
New City Public Service Bound
Night School Sets Summer Classes for Public Evening Study
San An morfiing night school announces an eight week term with afternoon and evening classes for convenience of Manas and Jit 4. Principal Troutz says information and enrollment details are available at 637 Main Avenue with free offerings for the term.
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San An
Q. I. Troutz
Prinityit
Main Avenue
Week End Shootings Leave Two Dead and Two Hurt
A violent weekend left two men dead and two others injured, with officers detailing a deputy sheriff’s involvement in the fatal exchanges. Victims include Steve Berry of 244 West Wood Lane and Peter Garza of 308 Pearl Street, both dying from gunshot and knife wounds amid a string of confrontations near Dallas and Richmond streets. Investigations continue as police name a suspect in a separate fatality and report a separate knife attack at a county jail vicinity.
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Robert 2. Green Hospital
Steve Berry
West Wood
Lan Avenue
Petre Garza
Pearl Street
Betty
Dallas
Richmond
Amd
Gus Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Berry
Grace Knight
Normoyle Ab
Knight
Saul Walt
Imys
Virginia Yalon
Dallas Street
Wolf
Berty
Zimmermman
Chy
W. R. Lampkin
North Carolina
WELD
Gaven
Ghrza
Fin Lavern
Pear Street
Miguel Castano
South
Almendor Street
Giltbert Valdez
Valdez
Durango Street
Castano
Elias Lava
Doda Field
Youths Arrested After Attack Outside St Josephs Church in South San Antonio
A man was attacked by youths in front of St Josephs church in South San Antonio. He was taken to Kelly hospital. The assailants, aged 16, 17, and 13, were placed under arrest.
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St. Joseph's Church
San Antonio
Kelly Hospital
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