Two Theaters End Strike After Lockout Policy Enforced
Theaters in Texas faced a lockout as officials introduced a policy while stage hands union talks continued. Movietone substitutes will replace stage shows at Venus Theater as a final conference ends the strike without further settle ment.
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Texas
Jef Mario
Proxtanis
Wim
Thade
Dla
John J. Friedl
Mublix
Waterie
Wess
Inbert Odonnell
Tuterastite Aumusement
Vitaphano Bad Movietone
Venus
Millestic'y Valley
San Antonio
Movietone Nets
Mike Sirus
la Conraent
San Antonio theater strike over stagehand pay raise
Stage hands and theater managers clashed over a proposed pay increase prompting a walkout. Operators at the turn sheet joined a sympathy strike Sunday, with crowds expected to rally as the dispute drifts through October.
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San Antonio
Freill
Aranday
French nurse to receive German medal for sacrifice
PATHS Oct 13 reports Mademoiselle Simonnet, 28, French citizen, volunteered for blood transfusions to save a severely ill German patient. After one operation failed, she endured a second procedure, donating more blood. Though the patient died, Germany awarded her the Red Cross honor for her lifesaving efforts.
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Madempisette
Suannne Simonnel
Urge
Reeder
Guemon
Mademoiselle Simonnet
Miavemnizele Simonnel
Slaying Investigation Echoes in Centralia Labor Meet
Centralia council of organized labor locals endorsed action of the Centralia American Legion unit investigating the murder of four ex service men on Armistice Day in 1947. Local representatives from Centralia Chohalis and surrounding communities attended the meeting to discuss the case and support the inquiry.
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Centralia
Lwin Gi Central Tabor Council
Compas
Chohalis
Centralia American Teglan
Lm F. W
Ietinn
Hearing Set in City vs Southwestern Bell Telephone Dispute
San Antonio faces a prolonged hearing starting Monday as City of San Antonio and Southwestern Bell Telephone duel over rates. Judge Jusen Tikerell acts as master in chancery. both sides promise a long battle amid a mass of technical evidence.
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San Antonio
Southwestern Bell Wetephone Company
Jusen
Tikerell
Begnin
Wintrim
Masor
St. Chambers Enid Satuptay
Rase
Attorn
Pam
Uwlrevadineey
Harcy Martyn
Jor Ryan
Rink
Cite Commission
Ize
Luttles
Pudence Sevice
Messaguy
Mt &Rid
Wang
du Val Weal
Pri
Goth
Attornes
Dibrell
Hunter Dies in Hunting Accident Near Winlock
Tarmond Shifferis, 23, son of Mel and Mrs. Fred Shifferis of Crews Wrable, four miles southeast of Winlock, was killed today in a hunting accident. He had left home with a loaded shotgun to join companions, stumbled in a rut near a toad, and the discharge entered his mouth, tearing a fatal wound through the left temple.
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Wistosk
Tarmond Shiforks
Mel
Fred Shifferis
Crews Wrable
Eoutheast
Winlock
Shifferis
Din
Baptist Women Meet Tuesday in San Antonio Assembly
The Women’s Auxiliary of the San Antonio Baptist Association will hold its regular Witness meeting at the First Baptist Church at 2 40 Tuesday afternoon according to an announcement by Mrs ELC Lawcon public chairman.
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Women's
San Antonio Baptist Association
Mee
ELC
Lawcon
Publicliy
Husband Fined After Altercation in Court
A man named J. C. Ponnik was fined 15 dollars after a domestic dispute incident. Judge Julie Finnion presided as witnesses described loud voices and apples—errors glossed over—leading to the arrest and fine for the altercation with his spouse.
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J.C. Ponnik
Jule Finnion
Nix Leul
Pie Street
Bromsht
Jennik
Moscow loan to be forged by Soviet drive
A Soviet era loan scheme proposed to raise rubles through forced savings, with workers urged to contribute 4 to 5 percent of wages. The plan would tie wage prospects and promotions to bond purchases, aiming to fund capital and industry while prompting widespread public sacrifice.
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Hy Internitinnal Newa Service
Moscow
Mreshlent Tay
Apom
Crade Union of Sivits
Crom
Reg
Bern
Urivale Merehaids
Drunk Driver Sentenced After Wenatcher Stop
A driver arrested yesterday on the highway north of Wenatcher and charged with drunken driving was sentenced today by Justice Tam Johnson. The court suspended the driver's license for ninety days.
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Wenatcher
Seattle
Wenatelton
Trunken
Taman Johnson
Carolina Cherokees Now Number 8148
In Washinovon Gel 20 Dev Feermbiits of Ue Cherokee Indians recount a century of strife. General Winfield Seale leads a new effort to mobilize, while narratives of the Great Smoky mountains and northern Carolina are recorded in a dated, fragmentary fashion.
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Washinovon
Gel
Winfield Seale
Swjoky
Nort ‘Arliin
Intte
British birth rate rises as population grows
London, Oct. 20. The registrar general’s annual report shows 1987 birth rate at 16.6 per 1000 and death rate at 12.3, the highest levels since 1922, indicating a continuing population increase. The figures underscore a trend toward a larger society amid improving living standards and longer life expectancy.
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Ness
London
Orel
Rraistrar General
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