Fabrizio Far Too Daring Expose Ends in Murder
Francis Anthony Fabrizio, criminal turned writer, aimed to expose the underworld's four hundred and its funds. While drafting his book at his Brooklyn home, armed detectives interrupted, and four bullets killed him. He had prior prison terms and a history of family violence amid a troubling pattern of deaths among relatives.
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McAllen Receives Fire Rate Reduction Award Update
McAllen Texas gains a reduced fire insurance rate after the city’s fire department earned a better than average record. Chief Engineer George Hawley of the state insurance department notified Fire Chief C H Britton by letter, citing training of three firefighters at Texas A M College.
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Bitterweed Threat Kills Sheep Across Range
Reports from across the West Texas region state that the poisonous bitter weed is strangling pastures and killing hundreds of sheep and thousands of cattle. After drought and overgrazing, bitterweed thrives when grasses fail, posing a serious menace to winter grazing and livestock operations.
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San Angelo
Texas
West Tena
Engineer Becomes Detective Policeman Study of Law
Rex Poglon, recently licensed, placed his law license on the homicide squad wall. He joined the force as an eight patrolman and rose to detective, with plans for future legal practice undecided.
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Rex Poglon
Marfa Official Survives Car Crash En Route to Garner Meeting
Marfa chamber secretary John P. Robinson escaped a deadly wreck when the car overturned thirteen miles from Uvalde. He was taken for medical attention after the accident during travel to an appointment with President-elect John N. Garner.
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Marfa
Texas
John PF. Robinson
Big Bend Cattle Sales Rise In Marfa Area
In the Big Bend section cattle sellers report increasing activity with over 160 cars shipping to Kansas City California Letts Iowa and other points this week. Most buyers show interest in steer yearlings as demand edges higher.
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Marfa
Texas
Be Bend
Hay or sure cure for sur somaia
Rube Goldberg outlines a whimsical device described as a banquet table at the end of a bed with an illustration and guarded by a sugar set. The piece hints at a clever contraption to induce sleep, presented in a playful, satirical tone.
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de Rosette Thomas
Fred Burkell
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Sue Albroe
Mildred Bowles
Alice Blenemann
Loma Mullschen
Ruth Taylor
Mildred Shiehds
Edith Shields
Pan-American Round Tables to Sponsor Nation Talks in San Antonio
International relations work by the Amaran ailsm group continues with Mrs J O Griswold directing a series of Pan American country discussions. Members will present current events from their nations and topics include Cuba, Mexico, Peru, Bolivia Paraguay, Chile, Brazil and Argentina.
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Fine Round Table
Pan-American Round Table
J. O. Griswold
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Dwight W. Morrow
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Peru
San Vicente
Brazil
Leopoldo Antones
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Griswold
Census Bureau Reports Cotton Ginnings Totals by State
Washington Nov data show this year’s cotton ginnings through November 14 reach 10 532 745 running bales including half bales and American Egyptian varieties. State totals list Alabama 826 249 Arkansas 1 087 647 California 83 102 Florida 14 958 Georgia 761 014 Louisiana 576 184 Mississippi 1 011 481 Missouri 129 228 New Mexico 41 571 North Carolina 61 901 Oklahoma 896 2B South Carolina 611 039 Tennessee 341 358 Texas 3 448 796 and all other states 21 489. last year totals were 14 287 663 running bales with 484 680 round bales and 6 144 American Egyptian bales ginned to date.
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Arizona
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Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
States
Reporters Seek Ruling On House Committee Access
Austin reports that reporters seek a definitive ruling on whether house committee members may exclude press and public from deliberations on important bills. There is no clear rule in the Texas House, and past practice has allowed exclusion, raising ongoing questions until a formal ruling is issued.
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House
Texas
Weston
Texas Grains to Be Shown at Chicago
OOHILIRTH Texas Nov In Grains from Geniltrea county wheat oats and wootey priced oi Palms Stilesun yore entered In p32 international grain show at the Chicago stockyards November 28 to December 3. Guy R Sheets county agent will exhibit samples of Tekas tol cuat er cate barn cate barley and red winter wheat.
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Texas
Chicago
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Medics Name Dr Mahlon Locke the Miracle Man of 1992
New York report says the American Medical Association nominated Mahlon V. Locke of Williamsburg Ontario as the miracle man of 1992. The AMA notes lack of medical literature supporting his claimed cure for arthritis advanced rheumatism, or paralysis, and suggests financial gain fuels his fame while he keeps his methods secret.
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Ins
American Medical Association
Pr. Mahlon v. Locke
Williamsburg
Journal of the Association
Locke
Bureau of Investigation of the Association
Association
Bureau of Investigation
Hit
Mexican Cowboy Ropes Young Bear Near Port Davis
In Port Davis on November 21 a Mexican cowboy from the Espy ranch roped a yearling black bear spotted a half mile west of town. The bear seemed en route to higher ground in the Davis mountains, and the incident was described as a curious rural moment.
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Port
Famous Well Keeps Supplying Water for Texans
A historic well near Wert Cook, once tied to Joseph I Cook and early Cherokee County settlers, reportedly continued to supply water for the Cook family since 1698 and fed renowned Texans including Sam Houston.
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San Benito Youth Mayor at Schreiner Institute
San Benito teen Jean Wade son of Mr and Mrs Wade of San Benito has received the highest cadet appointment at Schreiner Institute Kerrville. The faculty there has authorized a commission of major for him.
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Schreiner
Texas
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My Davis Wade
Behreiner Institute
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Hig
Harlingen Mayor to Have Opponent in Re election
Harlingen Texas November 21 It is now certain that Mayor Sam Botts will be opposed for re election In December Paul G Greenwood a prominent local attorney has announced that he will be in the race.
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Sam Botts
Paul G. Greenwood
Price of Eggs in Bastrop Rises for Winter Demand
Bastrop Texas on November 2 reports egg prices climbing to the highest level this year as car buyers pay more per dozen for fresh yard eggs. Supplies grow scarce with winter approaching.
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Nine year old boy pulls 508 pounds of cotton
In Hale Texas on November 1 a nine year old named Junior Bykes milled a remarkable 508 pounds of cotton in a single day. The feat drew attention to the boy and sparked local pride as observers noted his age and effort amid the season’s work.
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