Russians accuse U S and Britain over Italian reparations vote
Paris dispatch reports Russia and allied nations clashing with the United States and Britain over an Australian amendment creating an international commission to oversee reparations payments to non-Russia states. The vote, 12 to 8, drew opposition from France China and the Slavic states. Arutiunian of the Soviet Union condemned the U.S. and Britain for violating Big Four understandings. In Washington, John L. Lewis is said to be recovering from an appendectomy at Emergency Hospital.
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Divorce in Los Angeles Ends Cugat Marriage
Rhumba maestro Xavier Cugat, 43, was divorced today by Carmen Castillo Cugat, 40, who testified he ridiculed her and ignored her in social settings. The actress Mario said Mrs. Cugat was a good wife but he completely ignored her for days. Margo, wife of actor Sadie Albert, said she approached Cugat last year to reconcile but failed.
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San Antonio Dam Safety Warned By Engineer
Colonel Henry Hutchings Jr of the corps of engineers urged stronger protection after San Antonio’s near disaster, praising Onis dam for its performance as he spoke at a Texas Water Conservation Association meeting in Austin. He warned the city faces greater risks if preventive measures lag.
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Harris Toler Promoted by Sellers
Attorney General Grover Sellers announced Harris Toler as his first assistant, succeeding the post left vacant by Governor Coke Stevenson’s appointment of Carlos Ashley to the board of control after Weaver Baker’s death. Also named were Chester Ollison to lead the land and bond division and Hran gon Bickett as chief of the law enforcement division.
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Board of Control
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Sellers
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Teler
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San Antonio
Fumes on Train Knock Six Unconscious in California
Six people were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in a sleeping car on a train near Los Angeles while en route from the American Legion convention in San Francisco to Scottsdale Pennsylvania. They were revived by fire department inhalator squads and later pronounced out of danger at Santa Fe hospital. the fumes were from a diesel powered generator in an adjoining car.
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Vatican Seeks Berlin Envoy to Moscow Zone
London report says the Vatican may seek to send an emissary into the Russian zone of Germany. The Holy See would rely on the U S representative on the Allied control council in Berlin. Bishop Aloisius J. Muench of Fargo is named as probable envoy.
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First Baptist Receives Carillonic Bells in Memorial Gift
First Baptist Church of San Antonio receives a 25 bell carillon set valued at over 10000 dollars. Gifted by Ike West and family and Mary West Ward, the bells will be housed in a sound proof cabinet and played from a Morgan console. Amplification will project sound up to three miles. The set, largest in the United States, will be installed by Schulmerich Electronics and fully ready by Christmas. An automatic clock controlled player will operate at scheduled times from either the auditorium or tower.
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Reds Return More Germans From Soviet Annex
Berlin reports the Soviet Union is releasing 21 000 Germans including women and children interned during the war. The military government says thousands more POWs are on the way home from Russia, in addition to 123 000 released since August.
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Relief For Cough With Creemulsion Promise
Cough relief advertised for bronchitis and chest colds. Creemulsion claims to reach the seat of trouble, loosen phlegm, soothe inflamed bronchial membranes, and aid rest without narcotics. Money back if it does not quickly ease the cough after use.
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