Two Youths Sentenced In Regent Dynamite Theft Case
Three youths linked to the regent dynamite theft faced revocation hearings. Jay Lubbock, 21, had four years probation revoked and must serve two to four years in prison. Billy Piper, 18, was released after extant circumstances. Donald Urban, 16, was sent to the Texas Youth Development council in Austin to be held. Proceedings were led by Judge W. M. McCrary and Judge S. G. Tayloe with Prosecutor William N. Fens present.
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Regent
Jay Lubbock
Pyre Ave
W. M. McCrary
Criminal District
Lubbock
Billy Piper
Augustast
Fifty-fourth District
S. G. Tayloe
Donald Urban
Hicks
Texas Youth Development Council
Austin
Juvenile Probation and Curfew Violations Reported
Piper youths linked to curfew breach and car trouble. Lubbock arrested after prowling four cars on Roose Welt Ave. Urban questioned. his auto used in burglary at Illinois Powder Co. magazine. Delinquency declared in Thirty Seventh District Court. Assistant District Attorney W J Johnson represented Urban’s hearing.
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Piper
Jlee
Lubbock
Roose Welt Ave
Urban
Mlinois Powder Co
P. C. Sanders
Neventh
J. W. Johnson
Parkers Drive-In
Main Ave
Teatflee
McCrary
Asst. Dist. Atty
W. J. Johnson
Smaller ranches seen in Texas conservation talk
Dooley Dawson of the Second National Bank of Houston told San Antonio listeners that the coming generation will operate smaller ranches as taxes and labor costs rise. He spoke at the Association of Texas Soil Conservation District Supervisors meeting, praising district supervisors and urging business support for farms. He predicted 10,000,000 acres in brush country between San Antonio and the border will be cleared into smaller ranches in the next decade, and noted 141 districts cover 75 percent of Texas land with about 70 percent of farmers following approved soil practices.
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Dooley Dawson
Second National Bank of Houston
Dawson
San Antonio
Sday
Association of Texas Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Plaza Hotel
Texas
South
Ft. Worth
West Texas
Soil Conservation District
Gulf
Waters S. Davis Jr
League City
Kemp Leavitt
Millbrook
N. C
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
MW. &, Vogt
Alamo
Byrd attacks admin on socialist highway plan
Senator Byrd at the American Automobile Association meeting blasted the administration as racing down a lane to socialism. He cited government competition with private business, huge valley projects and business loans to Lustron and Kaiser, government controls, deficit spending, and vacillation in fiscal policy.
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Cleveland
Byrd
D-Va
American Automobile Assn
Lustron
Kaiser
Higher Fruit Prices Predicted for 1950 Deciduous Crop
The Agriculture Department forecast slightly higher prices for the 1950 deciduous fruit crop including apples pears plums prunes peaches grapes and cranberries. For citrus the 1950 51 year should see more oranges and increases in grapefruit and lemons. A separate state wire item reports a city wide power shutdown in Dayton paralyzing the 275 000 population city for part of the morning.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
Dayton
Debate on county warrants offered by tax league
Henry Lee Taylor dropped into the county court a proposal from the San Antonio Taxpayers League for a 30 minute WOAI radio program to discuss the proposed time warrants for county improvements. The plan called for equal time for supporters and opponents, with two league members and two commissioners presenting arguments. The county court plans to issue 1 170 102 in time warrants for county buildings roads and bridges.
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Henry Lee Taylor
Vthe
San Antoni Taxpayers League
Charles W. Anderson
WOAI
Taylor
League
Tie
Anderson
Reader
River Boats May Sail Again On San Antonio River
Mayor White began negotiations with H. W. Reinheld to revive river boat service on the San Antonio river. Reinheld, who bid $30 050 for city park concessions across 14 locations for two years, would operate the boats under a negotiated agreement. The move follows prior city efforts, aims to boost tourism and national advertising, and may involve using Reinheld’s boats or selling them to him.
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White Tuesday
San Antonio
Houston
Buffalo Bayou
H. W. Reinheld
Reinheld
Ralph Northway
Roy Awalt
Northway
White
Reinhold
Chamber of Ecommerce
City Advertising Commission
Sert Thompson
Reinhard
Vogue Extends Evening Hours Through Christmas
Vogue announces new Tuesday through Thursday late hours, remaining open until 9 pm through Christmas. President Harry Fish stated the schedule change on Tuesday to offer added convenience to customers.
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Vogue
Harry Fish
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A dubious home fat burning recipe promises quick weight loss with a liquid cordial and grapefruit dulce. It claims dramatic results in days, featuring testimonials and instructions to take two tablespoons twice daily, and names a San Antonio address. The text reads like a sensational diet pitch with no medical backing.
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Drusgist
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Hensley
Dist
Atty
William N. Fens
Jim Lubbock
Preat
Association OF Texas Soil Conservation Supervisors
Davis Jr
Kent J.eavitt
E. FE. Vogt
Lea
Golden Harvest
U.S
Evan
San: Antonio
Prise de Vee
Inchea UK
Mai
Britton
Wildwood
Ven
Sette Gett
Areeetre
Gata
West Commerce
Inaf
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