Regents Move Faces Mass Rally Over Painter Appointment
Austin crowds estimated at 3000 roared as students protested Dr Theophilus S Painter being named permanent UT president. The Daily Texan editor and associate editor resigned after a committee blocked an editorial criticizing the regents and public calm claims. Horace Bushy and Mildred Nebenzahl also quit with editorials noting hostility at the university.
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Austin
University of Texas
Theophilus S. Painter
Austin Americas
Daily Texan
Painter
Board of Regents
Ayres
American Association of University Professors
Jim Smith
Houston
Students’ Association
Parker
Horace Bushy
Fort Worth
Edilor
Mildred Nebenzahl
Mercedes
Sunday
Texan
Young Democrats Postpone Meeting In Mu Nitorial Auditorium
A Young Democrats meeting scheduled for June 4 in the Municipal auditorium was indefinitely postponed. Secretary Beryl Weiher confirmed the delay due to an unspecified reason, affecting local party activities and plans.
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Young Demos
Young Democratic
Byxer
Munitioal
Beryl Weiher
Raging Rivers Flood Cities Across Pennsylvania and New York
Raging flood waters from the Susquehanna swept large areas of north central Pennsylvania and southern New York, damaging millions in property and isolating cities including Williamsport Elmira and Lock Haven. The Red Cross mobilized as roads were impassable and rail service limited. Emergency declarations followed in Elmira and surrounding townships with widespread disruption and extensive damage cited in Bradford and nearby oil regions.
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Williamsport
Susantehanna River
Pennsylvania
New York State
Bradford
Lock Haven
Towands
Wilkes-Barre
Red Cross
Elmira
Emora Strachen
Louis Mosher
Airlline
Hemlock
Lancaster
York
Wilhelm Willmann Funeral Arranged
Funeral services were held at 3 p m Wednesday at Riebe Funeral Home for Wilhelm Willmann 62 who died at his home 1243 San Francisco Street Sunday Interment will be in Salado Cemetery with Rev William Durkop officiating.
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Riebe Funeral Home
Wilhelm Willimann
San Francisco Street
Salado Cemetery
William, Durkop
San Antonio Commission Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Prices
Market Tuesday shows abundant potatoes and mixed price shifts across many items. Beets rise 60 cents per bushel while cantaloupes fall the same amount, with numerous fruits vegetables and grains listed in varied per unit costs from crates and bushels to dollars per dozen.
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San Antonio
Idaho
Oregon
Louisiana
Many Vets Now On Dole
Washington May 28. World War II veterans totaling about 2,000,000 are receiving $20 weekly allotments from the government. Of these, 1,784,595 are on unemployment dole, 237,610 on self employment subsistence, unable to maintain even minimum living standards. Another 171,920 have filed initial allotment claims but are not yet paid. California and New York lead states by numbers on the rolls.
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Spreial
New York S
Pennsylvania
California
Michigan
Ilinois
Texas
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Missouri
Employee Quells Blaze in Store
J F Sieds fire inspector reports a one man fire department action after discovering smoke at the C B Wallace Maydwarf Company on West Troyston Street. He rushed inside, used an extinguisher, and put out a fire in a drawer blamed on a cigar lighter.
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J. F. Sieds
C. B. Wallace ‘Maydwarf Company
Troyston Street
Siedo
Insurance Man Reappointed to Fidelity and Surety Panel
Travis D. Bailey of Lytle W. Gosling and company was reappointed chairman of the fidelity and surety committee of the Texas Association of Insurance Agents by association president Will M. Keller. Keller, of Palestine, was elected president at the association convention in Austin last month. L. C. Berry, Milam Building, was named to the aviation committee.
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Travis D. Bailey
Lytle W.gosling and Company
Fidelity and Surety
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
Will M. Keller
Keller
Palestine
Association
Austin
L. C. Berry
Milam
Edison High School Graduation Cancelled on Radio
Graduation exercises for Edison High School scheduled for 3 pm over KABC this Tuesday have been cancelled. Superintendent G. Baynton said the school will try to hold a ceremony later in the summer at the school.
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Edison High School
KABC
G. Bayntan
Car stop robbery report near Terrell Wells
Sam Flynt of 40 Grosvenor Street reported to the sheriff the incident as two boys jumped on his car’s running board near Terrell Wells and demanded money. He accelerated, the hogs were tossed off, and he named one of Use buys.
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Terrell Wells
Sheriff's Office
Sam Flynt
Grosvenor Street
Wainwright Warns U S Target by Next Aggressor
EL PASO May 28 Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright Fourth Army commander warned that the United States will be the first target of the next aggressor. He urged maintaining strength stating a strong nation is never attacked and that the next oppressor will strike first before we can prepare. He conferred the Legion of Merit on Brig Gen Sebastian Barriquette Andrade Juarez Mexico military commander.
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EL Paso
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Fourth Army
United States
Wainwright
Sebastian Barriquette Andrade
Juarez
Mexico
Auto Crash Driver Sentenced
Frederickburg May 28 Robert Littlejohn of Comanche was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Raymond F Gray in Gillespie county district court on a guilty plea to homicide in the death of Felician Reyna who died after his car was struck by Littlejohn Reyna's wife also died in the collision which occurred on the San Antonio highway two miles south of here on September 30 of last year according to County Attorney For Martin
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Fredericksburg
Robert Littlejohn
Comanche
Raymond F. Gray
Gillesple’ Courty District Court
Felician Reyna
Littlejohn
Reyna
San Antonio
Here
Martin
City Tax Collections Hit 4 174 790 Mark
City tax receipts reached 4 174 790 dollars on Tuesday with tax collectors five days behind in counting. The figure equals 57.2 percent of the levy, against an estimated 89.65 percent by the May 31 deadline. Last year, total collections were 3 427 596, with 89.3 percent overall.
Arrange Rites For Strum Baby
Funeral services were to be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday in Riebe Funeral Home for Terry Lynn Strum, 10 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Strum, 145 Cliff Avenue, with interment in Sen Sese Burial Park. The infant died Monday.
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Riebe Funeral Home
Terry Lynn Strum
Ted Strum
Cliff
Sen Sese
County Plans Bids for Dormitory Remodel at Robert B Green
The county auditor announced bids to remodel two nurses dormitories at Robert B Green hospital at an estimated cost of 50000 dollars. Applications are being received for the hospital’s nursing program.
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Auaitor Tuesay
Robert B. Green Hospital
Aurelia Watkins
N Nursing
Supreme Court rules veterans not entitled to super seniority
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 that the Selective Service act does not grant returning veterans any extra seniority in prewar jobs. The case centers on Abraham Fishgold a Brooklyn welder who claimed nine days back pay after layoff despite serving in World War II and facing seniority-based layoffs. The ruling follows a long legal appeal involving the Marine and Shipbuilding Workers Union and government counsel.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Douglas
Abraham Fishgold
Brooklyn
Sullivan Drydock and Repair Corporation
Fishgold
Sait
CLO, Marine ,and Shipbuilding Workers
Justice Department
U.S
Federal Circuit Court
New York
Dance Hall Shooting Injury Involving Deputy at Losoya
Cpl. Von Ramos, 24, of Kelly Field, was to visit the district attorney’s office Tuesday to make a statement about a flesh wound in the left foot suffered while leaving a Losoya dance hall Sunday night. The hall proprietor said his pistol discharged accidentally while breaking up a dine game. the bullet ricocheted from the concrete floor and hit Ramos.
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Cpl
Vonn Ramos
Kellyfield
District Attorney’s Office
Contvetion
Losoya
Ramos
Club Women Have Full Say San Antonio Meeting
San Antonio women petitioned for city cleanup at a council meeting last week. They attended Monday's session but stayed silent as the mayor and city commissioners discussed the budget, providing no public input. The commissioners debated figures with no clear action taken.
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San Antonio
Jaycees Plan Safety Campaign
Junior chamber of commerce safety committee scheduled a Saturday street campaign with police department representatives to assist. The meeting occurred Tuesday at noon at the Plaza hotel to outline the plan for the safety drive.
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Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Plaza Hotel
Police Department
Permits Given for Storm Repairs
Forty two more permits for repairs or replacements to roofs damaged by the recent hailstorm were issued Tuesday. The permits ranged from 100 to 3500 dollars and were part of a total 366,187 dollars in building permits issued by Carl Wideman, full building inspector.
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Carl Wideman
Cattle and Hogs Trade Steady at San Antonio Livestock Sale
The San Antonio Livestock Market reports steady to firm activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Calves and stocker cattle show mixed prices with light to moderate demand, while mature cows and bulls move at varied quotes. Hogs and sheep remain active with mix of common to choice lots, prices ranging across moderate to high levels.
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San Antonio
Federal-state Barket
Wwethera
Nackers
Hepa Ag
Stocker Wether Angoras
Cotton prices and Red Cross moves headline
Cotton market figures show mixed bids and several monthly price points with July and December quotes. The regional Red Cross veterans' claims service relocates to San Antonio, with A. Surber named head from Waco. In Austin, Miss Alice Fay attends the Texas Public Health Association meeting.
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New York
Eer Cate Ir Suleto
Red Hor
Cress veterans' claims _service
San Antonio
Waco
A. ‘Ly Surber
Red Cross
Houston
Goes
Austin
Alice Marcella Fay
Incarnate Word College
The
Texas Public Health Association
Recruitment Milestone Reached At AAF Center 2000 Join
The AAP Military Training center recruiting office reports passing 2000 enlistments toward a 3008 goal. Col. Charles T. Olmsted announced the milestone while Pvt. Lytle D. Robinson of Sutton Nebraska reenlisted to gain extra regular army benefits.
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AAP Military Training Center
Charles T. Olmsted
Lytle D. Robinson
Sutton
Neb
Regular Army
Orleans Cotton Futures Edge Higher in Early Trading
New Orleans May 28. Cotton futures opened steady with slight gains as traders weighed current prices. Front month March futures stood near 36 cents per pound with gains modest. later contracts for October hovered around 28.0 to 28.5 cents amid thin volume and mixed demand signals from key buyers.
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Orleans Corton
Orleans
Burglary Plea For Delmar D Bowers Receives Three Years
Delmar D Bowers of 1611 Roostwell Avenue pleaded guilty in Criminal District Court to burglarizing the home of Mary K Rose at 119 Fannin Street on March 28 and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge W W McCrory. A separate report notes a clothing shortage as a thief stole a number of dresses from the C B Caro Faway home at 336 Meredith Drive on Tuesday.
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Delmar D. Bowers
Roostwell Avenue
Criminal District Court
Mary K. Rose
Fannin Street
Byudge
W. W. McCrory
C. B. Caro Faway
Meredith Drive
Marital Status and Divorce Notices Compilation
A dense OCR fragment lists names associated with vital statistics, marriages, divorces and notices across a community. The text enumerates individuals such as Gretia Dar Vorderbeum, Maria J Acus Lacy Levinn, George H Leaner, Patricia Dally, Paula H. Reyes, Joan Gayle, Louil Russell, Ester Paria, Betty Mae Lempert, Cleo Chiado, Mildred Hammond, Virginia Ry, Esther Leg, John McComey, Elizabeth Witlis, and many others, intermixing with marital events and statuses. It reads as an archival roll of persons connected to marriage licenses, separations or divorce filings, and public notices, typical of a late 19th to mid 20th century county vital statistics page.
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Lacy Levinn
George H Leaner
Malalix Montana
Tod H. Swafford
Patricia Dally
Juan Ry Morales
Paula H. Reyes
Joan
Gayle
Louil Russell
Quo H. Gruen
Billie T. Leuschner
Florencio Villanueva
Celestina Stow
Prahejaco J. Revilla
Ester Paria
Hugh W. Lempert
Betty Maelager
Vincent “R. Chiado
Cleo Wilmoth
Rockwall Hammond
Mildred
60 Days Given In Assault Case
Abul Chavez of Cementville was sentenced to 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty in Dist. Judge W W McCrory's court to aggravated assault on Polomm and a neighbor.
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Abul Chavez
Cementville
Dist
W. W. McCrory
Polomm
Oil News finds mixed results in early Texan drilling blocks
Reports from Texas oil fields describe multiple test wells with varied outcomes. Some wells reached depths around 2,000 to 5,000 feet, showing breaks in limestone formations and one bottomed near 2,155 feet while others were drilled deeper to attempt production. Several wells near Luling, Dale, McMullen, and Duval counties show casing, perforation, and ongoing drilling with mixed prospects and several failures noted in South Texas.
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Sone Willgall
Ailea
Ban Foy
Eure
Aidyall
Ha Edwards Umestone
T. C Watts
B. Curtis
Luling
Stanley A. Thompson
Carvenki
Dale
Caldwell County
Georgetown
Edwards
Jimstone
Wl Brown
Brown
William Hubbard
M. Neil
McMullen
John F. Canina
Sen.Antonin
H.R
Hogist
Skinner
Eddy
Uuet
Ashing
Atascosa County
Daul
Sullivan
Falfarras
Etadks
Howell
Lizaie Singer
Palangana
Duval County
Juan Benavides
Bruni
Cabeza Creek
Grain futures ticker shows steady gains in late May trading
Grain futures edge higher as markets digest weather data and export demand. Chicago Board of Trade prices for corn and wheat rise modestly, with soybeans trading near session highs. Analysts note limited supply concerns and strong global demand underpin gains.
City News Dance at Woodlawn Pavilion May Twenty Nine
City residents are invited to a dance at Woodlawn pavilion on May 29 with music by Louie's Old Timers. Admission 60 cents including tax. Patrons are asked to note that advertisements are provided.
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City News
Woodlawn Pavilion
Louie’s
Micago Poultry Prices Update At Chicago Market
In Chicago market reports with Michago Poultry, Hayet Ave Nouttry outlines updated prices for assorted fowl and eggs. Trade firms note steady demand as buyers seek common poultry staples and bargaining options.
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Chicare
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Wilhelm Willmann
Benito Barron
Elliot Alley
Sonnel
Guily
Toy
William B. Wait
Russell
Charles J. Matthews Tandall
S.A. Commission Market
Hertex
Orange
Sunkist
Wilio
Dole
Edison
Jaycees Plan Safety Campaign
Mandeake the Magician
Crane
Mandeake
Ges
Tures Aypnoti Cally
MHD
Stoke
Sam
Mandrake
Lee
Myrtle
Angi
Bory Paw
Foots and
Casper
Buy Pollar
Dudley Fisher
Easrer
Jimmy Murphy
Valerie
Walere
Ui’ Murphy
By Lee Falk and
Ray Moora
AAF Center
Arriage Lighnles Aberea
Feasle Gretia
Dar Vorderbeum
Binor Leis Fragelaca T. Medina
Maria J Acus
Nfoses Roch
Fra Sanches
Raymon H. Gratton
Hvelya Bachana
Billy @. Haynes
Benn Caxtry
Cruz Salazer
Evangelina Cantu
Arturo Palomo
Lina P. Merten
Anold McCoys
Ione “Milter
Demian M. Garza
Carmen Gusman
Carlos Ramos Jr
Mary Martinez
Armando Sildene
Irene Casillas Oran
Mildred E. Brown
Don Tanneberger
Mary “Patterson
Richard M. Bankstow
Wilda
Rues
Anton
Rozance
Gertrude Garnett
Troy A'Fisher
Billie Laurene Beare
Vernon V. Kirby
Mary A. Couser
Cravtore Jr
Jane A. Bunch
Joh W. Wright
Anna Z. Sickman
Gearee
H. Hartwell
Lottle J. Aernisch
James V. Aughes
Ane
Ft. Burrows
Lansdon
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Celesti
Allver Tedlph
Bord
Sarg Rice
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Corda
Tatera Brown
Hotschel
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William
Violat
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Claud Niles
Yeasie Bie
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Pete
Eusten
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Iil
Beeler
Bunter
Ralph
Kennedy An Mansingill
Wm. P. Wilson
Dorothy MM
J. W. Robert Jr
Eva Mas
Et ‘Aw ‘Pobre Han Lea
Wood
Merriwin Eucilie
Winee Jegordan Jr
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Hoeslin
Abhington
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Cherlie
Perez
Ulema M. Ty
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Bexar ‘County National Bank
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