Mr San Antonio contest highlight at YMCA weightlifting show
Fourteen entrants gather for the Mr San Antonio physique event as part of the YMCA open weightlifting night at the YMCA gym. Activities start at 6 PM and run to after 9 PM with tumbling and a bent press by Sgt Harry Coles. Six weight classes judged by Tom Davies with 25 cent admission. Judges include Ray Smith Dallas Vince Buckley UT Monte Wolfe Houston Bud Nash David Altwein San Antonio.
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Henry Lenz
Jim Hasbrook
Ciiff Kercher
Stanley Stein
Melvynn Stein
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Obituary: Lehman Dies at 85 in Local Cemetery Arrangements
The obituary notes the death of Lehman at age 85 in a local hospital. Survivors include his wife Mrs Josephine Lehman and other relatives. The funeral arrangements are pending with the Alamo Funeral Home and a later obituary will announce details.
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Roy Agnes
Eterlan
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Williams
Alamo
Doctor Jailed on Narcotics Charges in Los Angeles
An arrest report states that a 44 year old Antonio physician was taken into custody on narcotic charges. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner P A Lockhart and remained in the county jail after being arrested by federal narcotic agents at his office Friday night.
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of Antonio
U. S
P. A. Lockhart
Dance Parade and Music Programs Reported
In a fragmented broadcast style, listings mention dance parades, bands, and musical programs with scattered times and venues. The text references a variety of acts and announcer phrases, noting schedules for an event labeled dance parade and related performances.
Break in Steel Strike Continues Across Ohio
The CIO and Steelworkers negotiators planned a meeting on the Republic proposal while Timken plants faced a midnight strike. Ten thousand Timken workers picketed five plants as unions pressed for a Ethichem type contract and higher daily wages, with Timken seeking more study time and a December 31 extension.
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Timken
Army Chief Says U.S. Forces Ready to Fight Anywhere
Gen J Lawton Collins, army chief of staff, promises ground troops will be ready to fight anywhere in four to five months. He cites Europe troops in top condition and domestic units prepared to restore order against any atomic attack. Speaking at a National Press Club luncheon yesterday.
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J. Lawton Collins
Army
Europe
Collins
W National Press Club
Juncheon
U S Spending Blamed on Reds by Congressman Martin
Easton Pennsylvania November 9 Congressman W N Martin Republican of Pennsylvania accuses the Soviet Union agents of causing high federal expenditures. He says Communists have utilized every organization and group and that their dupes wage a continuous war on Congress for greater indirect spending.
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W. N. Martin
Soviet Union
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Stolen Purse Sought by Mexican City Officials
Police continued a search for a purse and papers stolen from Miss Johanna Boos of the Swiss legation in Mexico City. Boos and Miss Julieta Bonetti arrived in San Antonio by bus Thursday night, staying at the Palms hotel. The missing items include $229,500 Mexican pesos a new passport and other papers.
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Johanna Boos
Babe Ruth Widow In Horse Racing Debut At Jamaica
Mrs. Babe Ruth entered a horse named Porcelain in a maiden race at Jamaica. Porcelain finished last among 14 as Readiness won at 7.80. Ruth’s colors are black and white with a baseball emblem on the shirt. she is listed as Mrs. G. H. Ruth.
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New York
wWev
Babe Ruth
Vioday
Jamaica
Flames destroy home and garage on Meralmast Street
District Fire Chief H A Dustin reports a Saturday blaze destroyed the home and garage of Ramon Davila at 228 Meralmast with an estimated loss of 2500. A pillow in the kitchen was set on fire by a cigarette. Mrs. Davila extinguished it and returned to bed before the child found the flames.
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H. A. Dustin
Princess to Get Nevada Divorce
Reno dispatch reports Princess Alexandria Hohenlohe, heiress and social figure, seen near Reno as she plans to file for divorce in Nevada. Expected filings center on dissolution of marriage with Austrian prince, with residence requirements noted as to be fulfilled.
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Anthony Drexe
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Ransch
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Transit Co Named in Suit Over Damaged City House
Joe S Ridgeway sues San Antonio Transit Co in Fifty seventh District Court alleging a bus destroyed his city owned residence and furnishings. He seeks two thousand dollars in damages. Suit filed July 21 with contact via local Want Ads.
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Golf Roundup and Coast Counties Goodwill Golf Prize
In San Antonio the first flight of the San Antonio Women’s Golf Assn at the Country Club saw Belly Dodd as low gross and Edna Lapham as low net with 80-12-73. Second flight winners tied at net 80, with Mrs. Clifford Mooers prevailing on a western breakdown over Mrs. Dan Oppenheimer and Mrs. B. Pitman. Shore division winner was Leland McCiuer with net 58 18-40, with Rebecca Hawking and Mayme Brat tying for second on 41 but Hawking taking second on breakdown. In Salinas, Marty Furgol defeated Bert Stamps in an 18-hole playoff to win $1500 in the Gen. Hilario Moncado first annual coast counties goodwill tournament after pairing 72-hole regulation par 68s. On the 18th, Fargo birdied the par-5 4 to capture $300. Stamps earned $150.
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Mangrum Undergoes Shoulder Surgery
Former U S Open golf champion Lloyd Mangrum is recovering from shoulder surgery in Santa Monica California. Dr Daniel Levinthal says it may be two months before he can swing again. A bone chip from Mangrum's upper arm was used to mend the shoulder socket damaged in an altercation. He will be in St John's hospital for several days.
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Lloyd Mangruim
Daniel Levinthal
Mangrum
St. John's Hospital
Philadelphia man seeks new trial over lack of counsel
In Philadelphia S Townsend, 37, jailed for armed holdup four years ago, studied law while serving time. He appealed to the U S Supreme Court claiming rights were violated due to lack of counsel. A new trial was granted before he was convicted again, receiving 7 to 23 years instead of 10 to 20.
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Rank S. Townsend
Iran
U. S Supreme Court
Youtsel
Saturday TV Highlights With Gene Kelly and Guests
Gene Kelly will introduce film newcomer Kenneth Garcia Saturday night on Hollywood Theater at 7 p.m. A gala from Wangen's clubs of America features speakers Dr K Frances Seoif, Mys J 14 Weagley, and more at 7:30 p.m. Burbank High football game airs at 8 p.m. Broadway Is My Boys returns at 8:30 p.m. Judy Canova hosts a scare TV segment at 4 p.m. Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson speaks to the American Legion at 10:15 p.m.
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Louis Johnson
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Phantom voice on air hints at Yale grid fortunes
An old radio tip sheet guesses the phantom voice on Sing It Again is Herman Hickman of Yale football fame. Other scheduled programs include Hollywood Calling and Stop the Music with hints about a first caller prize.
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Yale University
PSA
Herman Hickman
New Haye
Hollywood
KARC
Fido Makes Odd Phone Call On Open Line
Hawthorne New Jersey reports a dog caused a phone line to go open as a barking dog pulled the receiver from the hook. Police traced the unusual call to a dog’s solo moment on the line and the incident appeared in local notices.
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