Suit Seeks Damages In Auto Collision Fatality Case
Henry L. Phulemeyer sues on behalf of his year old daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mrs Gusia Elizabeth Panemerer for $00,000 in damages from a fatal auto collision near Platonia on November 23, 1948. He accuses a Hum company car driver of improper passing and wrong side driving. Attorneys Randolph Champe G and H Carter represent plaintiffs. Walter and Josh Groce represent the defendant San Antonio Music Company.
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Willy Jots
Lois Keever
Roush Reppany
Cir
Platonia
Huti Company
Miorneys Randolph
Champe G
Carter
Walter
Josh Qroce
Canal Extension Discussion at Inter Coastal Canal Meet
The proposed extension of the inter coastal canal from Corpus Christi to Brownsville will be discussed at the Inter Coastal Canal association session in Harlingen in December. The plan would create water routes for the Rio Grande valley and connect San Antonio's canal project to the main route. N Pienot of San Antonio Public Service Co. will attend to present details and a government engineer briefing is expected late December. The study began in early 1940.
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Corpus Ghai
Brownsville
Inter- Coastal Canal Association
Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
N. Pienot
San Antonio Public Service Company
San Antonio Canal
Phil Te Rey
Judge Wright Presides In Crowded District Court
Judge R D Wright of the One Hundred Eleventh District Court in Laredo presided in the old Thirty-Seventh District courtroom. He will hear cases from the Forty-ifth District docket, now overcrowded, throughout this week. Judge S G Royle will also hold sessions in the Forty-Lifts District court round.
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R.D. Wright
One Hundred Eleventh District Court
Laredo
G. ‘Roylee
Man Fined For Beer Sale Pleading Waiver
A man was fined forty five dollars for selling beer at Rudy's place without a license. The incident occurred about thirteen miles off Tengray 81. A. D Mayer appeared before Judge McCallum Hillert in County Court be-Law Ro on a Monday Jun 345.
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Rudy's Place
Tengray
A. D Mayer
McCallum Hillert
Man Under Pond After Still Seized
Ferdinand C. Santiehen, 62, was placed under 1730 band Monday by United States Commissioner Paul A. Lockhart for violations of federal revenue laws after state and federal agents seized a 60 patron still and 1a gallons of mash forty miles west of San Antonio on Highway 66.
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Ferdinand C. Santiehen
United States
Safety Dane Planed Traffic Enforcement Meeting
A plan for stringent enforcement of traffic laws will be discussed Monday at a nine o clock meeting between Chief of Police Hay Ashworth and the city safety commission. John Cane, chairman of the safety commission, says the police department has promised full cooperation. The commission expects to start its safety campaign within a week.
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Hay Ashworth
Chy Safety Commission
John Cane
Mali
Cape
Gas Station Gets Police Guard
A shaking telephone warning from a man claiming to be a would be robber prompted Donald Runh, operator of a service station, to obtain police protection. An observer reported a man moving toward the station but fled when officers arrived. A later call urged not to call state police, adding to the confusion surrounding the midnight closing.
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Allman
Donald Runh
Dace Fredericksborg
Aly
Raab
Raeb
Folleemso BR
A. May
August Lassere Final Rites Set
August Lassere 73 a retired dairy farmer and San Antonio resident for 50 years died Saturday night at Medical hospital. Requiem mass will be at 7 30 p m Monday at Charles Ban Avan chapel with services at 8 30 a m Tuesday Mass will be at St Josephs church in South San Antonio at 9 a m Survivors include daughters Annie Marion Puente Cahit Al Lowse Jones Philippine Lean and Augustin Baker sons Louis Emil and others Lasser left of San Antonio.
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Lassere
San Antonio
Bustare
Charles Banavan Chapel
St. Joseph's Church
Bouth San Antonio
Parner
Sirvoktore
Lastere
France
Security Benefit Association
Annie
Marion
Puente
Cahit
al Lowse Jones
Philippine Lean
Augustin Baker
Phoenia
Louis
Emil BE. Lasser
San
Aalonio
Pair kidnapping and robbery unfold at Pedro Avenue store
Police pursue suspects after an armed group abducted Clem A. Bucche and a mulher companion from a store on 530 San Pedro Avenue. Victims were forced into a car, robbed of a purse and keys, then driven away toward an intersection near Fifth and Broadway. Police found no key details and continue surrounding the case.
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Ban Pedro Avenue
Clem A. Bucche
Weman
Bmotdsy
Bieeche
le Compte Place
Harlandale
Mies
Foullme Atkins
Broadway
Selma
Buccle
Bueche
Temple
Tikeche
Buecle
Brandi
Miscay
Ino Stralght
Navin
Nan Hoe
Foreman of City Cemetery Ousted
A San Jose cemetery foreman was discharged and a temporary replacement named as an investigation with political overtones lingered. Deputies recovered eight men from the cemetery yard as the inquiry touched on alleged contributions linked to the former foreman. The probe, led by Deputy Mayor Plard McGown and Park Commissioner Henry Hein, focused on management and staff handling at the Mission road end yardling boulevard site.
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San Jose
Buck
J. W. Days
Davis
John Galloway
Lennis Brice
Wien
Mission Road
Ley
Elet
J. L Stafford
Plard McGown
Henry Hein
McGown
Moutiay
Stafford
Hamilton Magridey
Businessmen to act on law in New Orleans meeting
A group of Southern business men plan a November 28 meeting in New Orleans to press for amendments or repeal of the Wage and Hour law. San Antonio’s Por tee Whitley and Andheed Monday will attend, with Whaley of Texas State Manufacturers assisting.
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Aleged
Platy & Neeting
New Orleans
Lie Ingislalion
Portee Whitley
San Antonio
Andheed
Sontttary
Texas State Manufacturers Association
Whaley
F. Gohilke
Austin
Texas Canmers Association
J. A. Burch
Weslace
Southern Texas Canners Association
F. M. Hirshead
Hexster
The
Mimulactturers’ Prow
Lone Star plate range opened after dedication at Exposition Park
San Antonio unveiled its Lone Star plate and rifle range at Exposition Park with dedication ceremonies. Local officials attended as Earl Metheny and Fire and Police Commissioner Laniz Lip eromb announced completion, praising funding and labor. A 400 strong crowd heard from Rev Armistead Lipscomb Judge Charles Anderson and others as drills and demonstrations followed including pistol rifle and machine gun shooting and tear gas demonstration.
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San Antonio
Exposition Park
Earl Metheny
Laniz Liperomb
Armistead
Lindley
Tipscomb
Mrthany
Cotnars
Nes Itor
Lipscomb
Charles W. Anderson
Ray Day
Maury Maverick
Vic Schultz
Parka
Surgeon Killed in Auto Collision in Hyannis Miss
Dr Binner Mead Robes 41 of Newton, a renowned orthopedic surgeon, was killed in a nighttime crash when his car collided with a vehicle driven by another physician in Hyannis Mississippi. Authorities noted the fatality as one of the era’s leading specialists in orthopedics.
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Hyannis
Miss
Binner Mead Robes
Newton
Weeya stimulant unveiled amid global clinical tests
A dubious wartime style translation claims a stimulant named Weeya has been tested in 78 countries with doctors reporting improvements. It asserts extensive clinical testing and asserts safety for practice, mentioning products Gyntex and Dostare and generic terms like prescriptions and records.
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