Iran Ruler in U S Visit Sparks Arms Aid Talk
Iran's ruler Rena Shah Palvavi departed Tehran aboard President Truman's plane for Washington. He is expected to seek arms aid from the United States. The trip is tied to looming diplomatic meetings and regional security concerns. The report notes the visit coincides with ongoing comic features in Puck and related weekly magazines.
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Tehran
Iran
Rena Shah Palvavi
Truman
Washington
Mississippi Supreme Court orders new trial for farmer
Jackson Mississippi November 15 The Mississippi Supreme Court ordered a new trial for farmer Davis Knight who was sentenced to five years for miscegenation The court ruled the verdict contrary to the overwhelming weight of evidence Knight was convicted last November under a ban on marriage between a white person and someone with eight or more Negro blood his great grandmother the state argued was Negro Knight denied the allegation of Negro ancestry
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Davis Knight
Knight
Mississippi
Jones
Texas Crops Underestimated
The U S Department of Agriculture predicted Texas will have larger crops of cotton, sorghum and peanuts than previously indicated. Weather and growing conditions cited as factors behind the boost, with agriculture officials noting optimism for the state's crop outlook this season.
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Austin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Doctors Warn Of Body Odor Across Thirteen Body Parts
A health note claims body odor reaches thirteen parts of the body beyond underarms. It promotes a soap with a purifying ingredient for cleaner skin and all over protection, urging readers to apply protection to multiple areas.
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Lifelinos
Lifebuoy
Lever Iathers Company
B.C
Fiesta Assn Enrolls 131 Members in Drive
Fiesta association reports 131 new members enrolled in its annual drive on Tuesday. James M. Goodman leads with 16, tying for top individual honors alongside Latimer. Goodman’s team has 53 new members total. Awards of white western hats were given to Wilson, Goodman, and Latimer.
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Goodman
Sevond
Reynalds Budvicks
Ben Farner
Wilson
Latimer
Ray S. Erhandson
Benny ‘Canty
Mican Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Bridgman
Fiesta Association
San Antonio Baby Crop 1141 Last Month
San Antonio city health department reports last month 1141 births in the city. Of these 570 were boys and 571 girls. Hospital births outnumbered nonhospital births three to one. Midwives delivered 215 babies while physicians attended 69 nonhospital births. The report also notes 184 births occurred in San Antonio hospitals.
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San Antonio
New Test for Poultry Ills Made
A quick and simple new test for Newcastle disease was announced. The test enables veterinarians to test on the farm with only a drop of blood per bird, and results come in two to five minutes. The report appeared in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Ass
Symphony to Perform at Lackland AFB Wednesday
The Antonia y Orchestra led by Musical Director Max Reiter revs its strings for a base concert at Lackland AFB. The “Pops” program will entertain Lackland personnel in the base field house as part of three seasonal presentations. Maj. Gen. E. E. Adler (USAF ret.) chairs the symphony society expansion committee coordinating the event.
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Lackland
Feld Houge
Ckland
Wag
Symphony Society
E. E. Adler
USAF
Fire Put Out Plane Lands After B 29 Blaze
SALT LAKE CITY Nov 15 JINS Ten crew members parachuted from a flaming B 29 near the city before three airmen remained aboard to extinguish the blaze and land the bomber safely at the municipal airport. The aircraft was from Spokane AFB with Lt William H Eccles the pilot, his co pilot and the engineer aboard to fight the fire. The bomber then landed safely.
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Salt Lake City
JINS
Here
Spokane
William H. Eccles
Feeles
Minal
Cost Accountants to hear Wilcox address in San Antonio
Frank L. Wilcox president of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants will speak to the San Antonio chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants Tuesday night at the Menger. A former mayor and practicing CPA from Waco he will discuss Professional Responsibility with Gene Sommerhaunet chapter president presiding.
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Thomas Brickley
Brickley Camp
National Federation of Cash
Cent’s College
Latrobe
Heclic College
Our Lady’ of the Lake College
St. San Antonio
Mary's University
Word College
Cost Accountants
Frank L. Wilcox
Texas Society of Certified
Public Accountants
Waco
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The
American Institute of Accountants
Gene Som
Merhaunet
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