Solons Probe Vote Activity
The House campaign investigations committee opened three days of hearings as it questions major groups led by American Action Inc and the C I Q and the Civic Action Committee. Senate counterparts planned to consider election complaints from Mississippi and Tennessee with witnesses from American Action Inc and others.
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Washington
Gon Sa
UIS
House Campaign Investigating Committee
American Action, Inc
C.I.Q
CI0
Politiscal Action Committee
House
Senate
Ellender
poLa
Vlater
Mississippi
Tennessee
Priest
Do ‘Tenn
Edward A. Hayes
Chicago
House Committee
Hayes
National Citizens’ Polica Action Committee
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Four Held for Concealed Weapons in Police Sweep
Police Chief Bruce Weatherly ordered a campaign against concealed weapons on Monday resulting in the arrest of four individuals. Trinidad Rodriguez, 14, of 1604 Montezuma Street faced weapons charges alongside Frank Carreno, 32, of 2203 San Fernando Street with a pistol. Antonia Rivo, 22, of 222 Kenrich Avenue was booked for a blackjack offense, and Josephine Zepeda, 93, of 114 Mackenson Street faced a blackjack charge.
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Bruce Weatherly
Trinidad Rodriguez
Montezuma Street
Frank Carreno
San Fernando Street
Antonia Rivo
Kenrich Avenue
Josephine Zepeda
Mackenson Streel
Doolittle Visits L A Then Oklahoma Flight and Oil Venture
Former Lt. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle, now a Shell Union Oil vice president, spent 24 hours in San Antonio visiting old friends and family. He announced a $25 million chemical plant planned beside a new oil cracking facility in Houston, and said he will tour Dallas and Fort Worth. Doolittle flew in a B25 bomber, used to test petroleum products, and noted San Antonio roots and ties to Col. Lewis Dayton of Kelly Field. He recalled past service with Dayton and praised San Antonio as a fine town.
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Janes
Jimmy” Doolittle
Okyo
Oklahoma
Shell Union Oil Corporation of
New York
Doolittle
Houston
Lewis A. Dayton
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Shell
Army
Dallas
Fort Worth
Airforce
Dayton
Kelly Lek
Dolittle
Eighth Air Force
Okinawa
Weather Humidity and Wind Weather Report for October
Fragmented weather notes list humidity, wind directions, temperatures, tides, and forecasts for multiple locations. Mentions October figures, hours for precipitation, moon phase timings, and city names such as Austin Boston Cheyenne Corpus Christi and New York.
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Taesday
Phe
Fiaen
E.N.E
AZ Mand
Arungay
de Heveney
Law Precin Temp
Station
Austin
Boston
Brown Cheyenne
Corpus Chetath Belve
Helena
Mank
Cers
Houston
Jacksonville
Vane Kantian Cmy
Yyeeteee van
Angeles
Memphis
New York
Clive
Ounaha
Pittnnureh
Williston
City Plans Cab Tax Ordinance for taxi revenue
Fire and Police Commissioner P L Anderson and City Attorney T D Dobbs conferred Monday on plans for a new ordinance to tax taxicabs. Anderson said the city lost about $30 000 yearly under a previous gross receipts tax after a suit challenged it. He pledged secure footing for the ordinance.
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P. L. Anderson
T. D. Dobbs
Garsson Jury Hears Woman Testimony Clews Emerges
Washington October 14. Mrs Jean Bates former secretary at a Garsson munitions unit testified before the Mead committee and the grand jury investigating the Garsson group She described being asked to go along with hazy testimony and outlined numerous telephone calls from Erie Basin Metal Products Washington office Also pending call was secretary Eleanor Hall who in Mead testimony denounced her employers as crooks and men of low character.
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Washington
INS
Jean Bates
Rscant Munitions Combine
Mead
Grand
Combine
Andrew J. May
D-Ky
Bales
Senate
Jie Hazy
Mead Group
Washington N
Erie Basin Metal Products Company
Garsson Enterprises
Wailing
Eric Basin
Eleanor Hall
Mead Committee
Paul Kilday Set to Address San Antonio Junior College
Representative Pal Kilday will discuss the operations and functions of Congress before the business law class at 7 30 p m Monday. Students taking politics and government will attend. At 10 30 a m Wednesday William N Hensley nominee for district attorney of Bexar county will address a group at the college.
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Pal Kilday
Congress
San Antonio Junior College
William N. Hensley
Bexar County
Shrine Circus To Run for Week
A week long showing of the Polack Brothers circus sponsored by Alzafar Shrine will run Monday night at Municipal auditorium. The program features 40 acts including tamned bears elephants dogs ponies South American horses clowns tumblers acrobats and Hubert Castle star wirewalker with daily matinees. Andrew D Robinson of 522 Harmon Avenue was treated for shock after a collision between his car and one driven by H B Slack Jr at Austin and Van Ness streets.
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Polack Brothers Circus
Alzafar Shrine
Municipal Auditorian
Hubert Castle
Jeury
Andrew d. Robinson
Haremond Avenue
H. B. Slack Jr
Houston
Austin
van Ness
Bevin Molotov clash over Finland and UN veto
Bevin defended Britain’s stance while Molotov attacked U S influence in the Finland aid debate and veto power at the United Nations. Molotov accused the United States of pressuring smaller powers to push its own agenda as Bevin praised the peace conference’s progress.
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Finland
Molotey
United Nations Security Council
Australa
Cuba
General Assembly
U. N
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
Molotov
Spaak
Cartier
Bevin
Foreign Ministers Council
United States
Rifle Test Held to Link Killings in Texarkana Case
A .22 rifle linked to a local robbery will be tested to determine its connection to the Texarkana killings. Police Capt. Fred Palmer said extended firing and analysis of spent bullets will occur at FBI laboratories in Washington and at the Texas Department of Public Safety. The rifle was seized after Maryth Davenport, cab owner, was robbed of her vehicle by a passenger she had brought from Uvalde. The vehicle later stopped on the Fredericksburg road. Charles Michael DeShonge is jailed for robbery by assault.
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Texarkana
Fred Palmer
F. B. I. Laboratories
Washington
Texas State Department of Public Safety
Maryth Davenport
Uvalde Cab
Illinois man sues over auto crash damages
Emil F. Van Heirseele of Illinois filed a $25,000 damage suit in flu District court Monday against Henry Schlenke of Ohio. Van Heirseele said injuries from a collision on South Presa Street October 14, 1945, wrecked his hope of becoming a professional baseball player.
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Emil F. van Heirseele
Ilinois
Flu
Henry Schlenke
Ohio
van Heirseele
Schlenk
South Presa Street
Parade Resumed By Fourth Army Special Troops
The Fourth Army resumes the weekly retreat parade by special troops. The ceremony takes place on the infantry post parade ground at the end of Grayson Street each Friday from 4 30 to 3 p m weather permitting.
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Fourth Army
Infantry Post
Grayson Street
Flying Cows and Other Airborne Oddities Delights The CAB
Washington reports the air age brings bizarre items on flight including Guernsey cows avocado trees and a skeleton with a spare skull. Civil Aeronautics Board notes 529 planes on non scheduled trips and warns of veteran owned surplus ship companies expanding air services.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics
Hinwell
Engaged, She Shows Jewel Engaged
Hollywood reports the engagement of film star Angela Green to Stuart Martin, a New York financier from the W. Strauss investment family. A large square-cut diamond marks the occasion as they plan a wedding before year’s end, their first marriage for both parties.
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Hollywood
Lily
Angela Green
Beauty
Stuart
Martin
W. Strauss
Deputy Sheriff in Parking Seat Fight Over Court Date
Joe Ferro deputy sheriff refused to be arrested for failing to appear in Corporation court on a charge of illegal parking. He posted bond and vowed to fight. Months earlier Ferro got a ticket for parking at a red curb while on duty. Police said they would handle it but did not. He later ignored a notice to appear.
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Joe Ferro
Corporation
Ferro
Corporation Court
Pistol Charge Brings $200 Fine in County Court
Judge McCollum Burnett fined John J. Whitely $200 for unlawfully carrying a pistol and aggravated assault dated September 3, with $46.50 costs, noting the offenses occurred on Meerscheidt Street. Willie Anthony, of 608 South Pu bnris Street, was allegedly beaten with a pistol, while H. L. McDaniel of 704 Waverly Avenue received $75 fine and a six month license suspension for driving while intoxicated on September 14.
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McCollum Burnett Monray
John J. Whitely
Meerscheidt Street
Willie Anthony
South Pubnris Street
H. L. McDaniel
Waverly Avenue
Burnett
Two Robbed While Sleeping
Two men were robbed while sleeping. Clyde Milton Cambran, Worth hotel, reported missing a pen and pencil set sunglasses and a knife after waking. Richard Gonzales, 1309 El Paso Street, said he woke to find his clothes and $15 stolen after drinking at home with two others.
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Clyde Milton Cambran
Worth Hotel
Tobby
Richard Gonzales
el Paso l Street
Non-Stop Dallas to Mexico City Service Announced
American Airlines informs Mayor Gus Mauermann that starting November 1 nonstop Dallas to Mexico City will be inaugurated. Additional flights will serve San Antonio and connect other points en route to Mexico City.
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Dallas
Mexico
American Airlines
Gus Mauermann
Mexico City
San Antonio
Here
Supreme Court Opens Dark of Appeals Rack With 600 Cases
The Supreme Court began its second session under Chief Justice Fred Vinson with a docket heavy on voting rights and state power. The court faces cases on Illinois redistricting, Georgia unit voting, Alabama voter registration, Mississippis Theodore Bilbo renomination, Virginia poll taxes, and California petroleum reserve ownership, testing federal versus state authority.
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WNS
Supreme Court
Tor
Washington
Fred Mr. Vinson
Jean
Hugo L. Black
Robert H. Jackson
Ilinois
Congress
Georgia
Democratic Pri
Mary
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia Fifth
Virginia
High Bench
California
U N Studies Atom Misuse At UN Atomic Energy Panel
Lake Success N Y The United Nations atomic energy commission opened a session to study safeguards against clandestine operations and diversion of materials. Canada urged full checks from mining to production while the United States prepared a memorandum on stricter controls as talks to determine eligibility for the international court resume in public session.
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Lake Success
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Thorugh
United States
Security Council I
International Court of Justice
Stamps Arrive to Relieve Air Mail Shortage
San Antonio post office received 2,000,000 five cent air mail stamps to relieve shortages. Since the rate dropped from eight to five cents on October 1, air mail traffic has risen about 15 percent. Postmaster Dan Quill said old eight cent stamps can be exchanged for five cent stamps plus three cents in change.
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San Antonio
Colime
Dan Quill
Taxi Drivers March to Harrisburg for Franchise Hearing
Philadelphia Taxi Cab Association leads about 100 members in a 25 car cavalcade to Harrisburg to press for a Public Utility Commission hearing on its franchise. Louis Israel, president, says they will camp on the statehouse grounds until a decision is made on their operating permit for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia G. 1 Taxicab Association
State Capitol
Larrisburg
Association
Louis Israel
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Quaker City
Israel
Statehouse
City weighs baseball diamond proposal for Browns
Mayor Gus Mauermann said he had not time to discuss with John Zeer the draft of an ordinance for Thursday’s council presentation on a Browns baseball diamond. Zeller reportedly had a letter from the Browns’ attorney saying management would accept the chamber of commerce’s proposal. The plan mirrored the original offer tied to Alamo stadium and the Sunket Garden theater, provoking controversy. Mauermann insisted the city has never had a contract with the Browns and any contract would protect the city’s interests.
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Gus Mauermann
John Zeer
St. Louis Browns
Tie
Zeller
Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Alamo Stadium
Sunket Garden Theater
Browns
P. L. Anderson
Vinuermann
Chicago dogs face reforms amid rising shelter intake
A battered clipping notes thousands of dogs yearly move through Chicago shelters as owners fail to reclaim pets. It cites shelters handling about 150000 dogs since 1952 and mentions humane efforts, medical procedures, and ongoing public health concerns amid rising cancer and heart disease worries.
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Garsson
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Shrine Circus
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