Judd Murders Scene Reported In Phoenix Case
Los Angeles dispatches reveal Mrs Judd endured hours in jail hospital as details emerge of a fatal breakfast time shooting on October 17 in Phoenix. District attorney Lloyd Andrews calls her statements inconsistent with the killings, noting the murders occurred October 16 night and suggesting a death penalty likely if tried by jury. The tale centers on alleged infidelity and a quarrel sparked by social introductions and a plan to conceal the affair.
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Fort Worth Officer Kills 2 Mexicans
An unidentified Mexican group was fatally shot by Patrolman BRT Acleden in Fort Worth early Monday after one of the men fired at the officer. The incident remains under investigation with few details released.
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Congressman to Inspect Randolph Fort Sam Houston
Congressman W F James of Michigan, chair of the house military affairs committee, will arrive at Randolph Field from Fort Sill for a general inspection of housing at Joconemy camps. He will tour Randolph, then visit Handalphil and Fort Sam Houston. Maj Gen R O W Tatterson and Maj Gen FE Winans will join to review plans for a new hospital at Fort Sam Houston.
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Toscano Jury Deadlocked After 65 Hours of Deliberation
The Ninety-fourth District Court discharged the jurors in the case of Robert Loscano, a 21 year old painter charged with murder. Judge June W. O. McCrory reported hopeless disagreement among jurors after long deliberation. Assistant DA T. F. Indon said a new trial will be sought.
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Bark of Mesquite as Asthma Cure Cited by Minnesota Man
Postmaster reports a letter from Frank C. Bryan of Vining Minnesota requesting mesquite bark to brew a tea claimed to cure asthma. The source notes the claim came from a Texas sufferer and that officials advised caution while offering to help connect interested parties. In a separate case Toscano shot barber Ka F Collins to prevent loss of family property, with defense portraying Collins as abusive and Toscano claiming self defense amid eight bullet wounds.
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Col Fisher Transferred Within Army Air Forces Totals
Col A G Fisher an air officer at Eighth Corps area HQ is moved to Duncan field depot San Antonio. Lieut Col A W Rabina, commander of Donegan field, is reassigned to Wright Field Dayton Ohio. War Department orders direct these transfers. Col Ira Longmecker, on duty in Washington, will serve as air officer for the SOEDs at Fort Sam Houston.
Hines Outlines Long War Vet Relief Effort
Frank 7 Flines, administrator of veterans affairs, described ongoing relief activities for World War II veterans in the Washington briefing. He stated the federal program aims to aid veterans and their families as the nation continues to address postwar needs.
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Fire awakens resident as smoldering blaze hits home
A fire alarm at 231 Goliad Street early Monday woke a resident as smoke and a short in a night wire caused a smoldering fire. The fire department was called and the wire repaired.
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Court Delays Bridge Trial In Oklahoma Span
A federal court hearing to block the Red River free bridge south of Durant was postponed to November 2 after Governor Murray ordered troops to enforce martial law. Oklahoma militiamen secured the Texas end of the bridge while the governor sought to avoid a federal ruling that could affect traffic on the structure amid a long dispute with the Red River Bridge Company over damages and tolls.
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Former Dry Agent Given 3-Year Term
George TL Wilkins, a former federal probation agent, was sentenced to three years in federal prison for his role in involving extortion and bribery schemes. The case originated in Houston with ties to local and federal authorities.
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Two Girls Hijack Delivery Package in Front of Home
Detectives hunt two 12 year old girls after they snatched a school supplies package from a delivery boy at a Flores street home. The incident occurred as the boy approached the house with about 22.50 in items from a drugstore delivery bay. A damaged station and broken window were later reported.
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Officers Inspect Muskogee Building Inspection Tour Planned
Lieut. Cat A G Fisher and Thad V Foster took off Monday for Muskogee to inspect men contraction at Hatbox field. They will return to San Antonio and Jenvenpy in November on an inspection tour of field do the weal an far ay Tucson Ariz for real estate now while prices are low and profit in years to come.
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Beeville Indian Fighter Dies at 84
HERVILLE October 26 Andrew Tullis last survivor of the final Toras fight, died Sunday morning after several months illness. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon.
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Matrimonial firms face trials in San Antonio court
In a Warren County style case, matrimonial firms are set for trial in San Antonio as federal authorities pursue charges against agencies that drained nearly a quarter million dollars from the area. The schemes used life insurance style policies to induce marriages, with proceeds paid to defendants depending on policy amounts.
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Waco
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