Tax Refund Suit Set for Jury Trial in San Antonio
Suit by the San Antonio Transit Co. seeks a $900,260 tax refund for 1943. A jury trial is scheduled in U.S. District Court Monday before Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. Leland Atherton, a deputy in the tax division of the Department of Justice in Washington, will assist local U.S. attorneys representing the government.
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San Antonio, Transit Co
U. S. District Court
Ben H. Rice Jr
U. S
Leland Atherton
Oeney
Department of Justice
Washington
Tums Fight Sour Stomach Quick Relief
An ad style passage touts Tums as fast relief for sour stomach heartburn and gas. It emphasizes pleasant taste and handy use with references to Americans and favorite foods.
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Conainoo
Children Enjoy Free Coaster Rides In Town
In Muncie Indiana neighborhood youngsters rode a carnival roller coaster for free after the showman returned to remove the ride. The kids started the ride and did not charge for their amusement.
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Muncif
Ind
Sun Beams Over Texas Shape Weather Tale
The Associated Press reports Texas skies partly cloudy as farmers seek sunshine after weeks of rain and storms. A Rio Grande valley Twister injures four while Corpus Christi storms topple trees and windows. Del Rio floods ease, Hallettsville records nearly 10 inches. Lakes rise across Liano Pedernales San Saba basins. Buchanan Granite Shoals Travis seen 2 3 feet gains. No rain forecast Thursday and Friday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Rio
Hallettsville
Pedernales
San Saba
Lower
Colorado River Authority
Buchanan
Granite Shoals
Travis Lakes
Monuments Tipped Over in Inglewood Cemetery Area
Emil G. Seitz reported 16 large monuments tipped over by unknown suspects overnight near Inglewood Park Cemetery. The stones weighed 800 to 3000 pounds and several were chipped, with damage estimated by Seitz.
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Wnulewayd
Calif
Emil G. Seitz
Inglewood Park
Seitz
U S to Return Slot Machines
U S Attorney Howard L. Doyle said federal authorities will return 588 slot machines seized by the FBI in downstate Illinois raids. He will seek court permission to destroy about 300 other machines from the same raids, noting three post raid court rulings leave no grounds to seek destruction.
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Springfield
Ill
U. S
Howard L. Doyle
FBI
Illinois
U. S. District Court
Doyle
Wormwalds repeatedly spot broken rail near Cortland
In Cortland New York Robert Wormwald and his father Adam flagged down a freight train after spotting a broken rail near the crossing. This marks the sixth or seventh time a Wormwald has found a defective rail in recent years, his wife said.
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Cortland
Wormwald
Robert Wormwald
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Ry
Adam
New York City
Robert
Train Cut Decision Looms On San Antonio Route
A Missouri Pacific plan to end the two nightly trains between San Antonio and Corpus Christi faces a rail commission decision after an all day hearing in County Court set to send a transcript to the commissioner. The railroad says the trains lose money while unions and towns along the route contest the discontinuation.
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Pacificry
Luncastnie
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Railread
C. F. Peter
Campaign Heads Named for Six Local and State Races
County Clerk Fred Huntress filed a report listing campaign managers for six candidates. Walter P. Brenan assists Price Daniel in the U S senatorial bid, and Clarence L. Waters will aid Mrs Aileen M Traylor in the governorship race. John R Locke to assist Frank P Culver for Place 1 on the Supreme Court, Walter Loughridge taps Charles W Duke for Thirty-seventh District Court, Cecil Lipscomb gains Grover co. for county treasurer, and Dan F Traugott names Louis Rubiola to run Precinct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huntress
U. S
Price Daniel
Walter P. Brenan
Clarence L. Waters
Aileen M. Traylor
Frank P. Culver
Supreme Court
John R. Locke
Walter Loughridge
Thirty-seventh District Court
Charles W. Duke
Cecil Lipscomb
Grover Co. Morris
Dan F. Traugott
Louis Rubiola
Portland man killed when car overturns on U S 40
Craig Colorado report states Tru man M Fultz 22 of Portland Oregon died from a broken neck after his auto left U S 40 west of Maybell and overturned multiple times. He was thrown from the vehicle and authorities say he apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
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Craig
Colo
Truman M. Fultz
Portland
Ore
U.S. 40
Maybell
State Patrol
Fultz
Air Force probes B-36 crash at Carswell AFB
Ten survivors describe the B 36 incident that killed seven crew members when the bomber skidded on landing in Texas. The right gear collapsed as flames erupted during the descent from a routine flight. Survivors include Capt. Oliver F. Hildebrandt and Capt. Frederick A. Sargent. several others died, with a list of eight deceased and multiple injured.
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FT. Worth
Air Force
Carswell Afb
Oliver F. Hildebrandt
Frederick A. Sargent
William T. Jenkins
Clyde A. Maddox
Gene A. Shultznberger
Duncanville
Ray O. Earl
Bell
Calif
Ray D
Littlefield
Cortez
Colo
Charles A. Pogue
Chatsworth
John C. Clark
Pine| Bluff
Ark
Hildebrandt
Robert C. Robinson
Oklahoma City
William H. Jenkins
Max Klein
Pittsburgh
Grover D. Kimball
William T. Pavel
William H. Schmidt
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